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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

CaIftss. Oct. zs-lLerc Vas mach dspres-
sion ID tne WHEAT market t0das ana iRaftlv
its iH al tae ~ Srkrf 49, prices had sharp
si4mp Ia trtle seemed 20 have come - a
iul ftaH1aton Of the beaIlsn condition,
Nhlsh have been sscadiiy on The iHefeasr for
some time ana oEEs Wn0 have bef 10 dlns
IA tae h8as ot seIGo improvements iu the Oat-
I0as sefmed % hase iost al 0ur. r aud be-
Z o. dfao their loads short sellers as
sho .cd userr botaness a. she ole - were
ufzeat v hiir the demand ~as sluggish. and
shorts Is a. t8u4 pFohts about the ons buy
O. Ca8.~s Nsr1 lower domestic market =
Aravy he receig ts 81 ryNheFc Ia ~ aud the
TRACKS cgoaard With waiting T. Z O.
81 rae. ~4ulr vague rum0rs 81 = heal IA lure
wee iu circulation. and for short time N
rrsat-,l fhf 0caS ness. snd though hey were
uaf conlfnied. tAe market Mas ~ heavy AT
there aas tiEI L. recovery. Clos ng prices y q
- a. 4 ~ lower Com as lower Ia sympaihs
Win Nhrata free liquidation BY the longs
Trade eas TAR. but "a Has largely In CLOSING
cat oH4 property aad covering shorts.
closing prices
hest-U etoOer.5 o. ,c. December. nae; May
T.e
Corn October. sls-e; November. sofsc; Do
ceuibcr. 81 e.. AaS. +ft-c.
uafs-Octubcr. -, e7 November. &c De
cemb@r > &C. MAY "a ~.
P.sfk-October. sils-ts November. siLs-'a,
January s.. "a.
Lard-Oetober. D. ga; November. s'.'0' Jan
uFy So.
snort Rihs-Octsher. siLoo. November. s7.25
January. f.lLta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
FIGURES OF TRADE

- lazE. QeL q sioaes leaned ~ Z -
reF erlt
lie 81. i4a rate sas- she l96rsf.
F4chaaEr c.asI 44tcf ts4 caster y SIZED
fstrs e. g. - 81 tl.Ai rats. 50 ~
= Esr NkeI az 4a4 - iQf asfasnd-
tsofsfBHeat slEttE- raFtsncT- -. ~
b4as rKieaerI -. re-.ststfJ. Asrs bill. :.
<.lauas Iisf. bla. F1ciae ralfaaY Bgnds raose,t
- fal ls1s- Nl.lau 4fsts a'a aIa. 8 llsu
s.Eki4G fsll4s. s-es : trhtEais ioas. bia
-t.lAsN-re dsetsi 4 81 iesa arti ". 8afy -.
$50 sbaGes aaslag been selt lB EAs t80 aaHrs
O. aeon. 4s ElH9sFss Eth acaHY -il. o. is
sac 1snla bells - yrsti Fdss- ILr prGeipai
EAlIa4 AS Ae~ EaZ au4. + nfskss tFs-f.
hfaItl- Isl Pau. Egr. AGcbisen aAd - s.
ssar. PselaH- Ia fhe nrsE bafI a0aF Ia *
AS active asa prices advanced "a. ~ D.. Fer
eraf sut taa .sfa = a'eloek aeaaeas4 uH4es :
heAss pfrssaf- s. sci Hai.arg trust ytira
feif ffsIa =. 90 =. Ia enc 4r "a psoE IS ai,
~ lrasi flftHer decl4aea. but soc ru iul a.
al fnr list asI Gat change materially balia.s
tbs afternoon the staca m4rAef Is a. t.ui.. irs-
lIfe.r 80 lc irrvs aiatr, aaa 80 eos 4. The
changes b 4Nrtef. we're Vsff 81 ct biskrs
Efust E.s 1iiiaf tne Sal4 ekef. Iglou. eiuaiAg Al
a 4rc.Ius q "a pei cent from the best squire.
zoe decllu- lu ihoss cert arafcs As afFlltu
set 10 svl IA caused b. repsrts o. an lssac II
nek eeruAeat-s 10 absorb ether concerns
Toe -zics 20 atoeks Sos tbs DAY amounted u
rri.,44 shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
TRAIN TIME TABLES.


toINe Is HtgAao
~. GRID RAPIDS am Ia nm 81 ts,r,
Ar CHICAGO. SIS ON fxnH s5S.r.
NIL lNlAa FhUH fHlCk.o
". CHICAGO 100 an, p .. "a, ., a.
Ar GRID RAPIDS - Dc le ss IN $50
AtNf.N hstEoH. - sef sNn lssI.ssro .fs.
lv. g. k s.s am lam slttss =
Al. u r. s6.loaia $40 IN \ = =
70 ASP fEag
lF q. II --. s.aNh f.g5p. Ann 80.
Al q. iU.s5ala - - -
TKaREsEE tIrf. sat..g4.t 1 ..v..-..,
Lv. era la ksp.d> -s8su % ..
m Ir4Ytr~. IL 4. II IN sf.-. -
A.. Char.eNolr - -
A. petossty E.ai "a
Ar haau sr~c a. Il -, 1rt. -.
hFfiNt Tom Petoskey i1i.g pm.. flom Ia
verse ~ u ii am. lUsss I'm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
HERALD DES|RELETS
Are bound 10 produce re-
suits. Try one.

kok SALT Cheap. 3 good seearA hAad Ma
zee E~.sss. ka4 aiEe - south lnleD- 1lsIf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Bal IS sna Waters err bouud "a lead
~ ins hack business e. th.s catv ard
hsve iust ordered four new hacks
~nlch viE arrive Ia the city frldav or
Saturday. fa's 81 n'ssr SIX new
hack. sd feurtsen al told wnica arr
n nr ram ~ thrs irm Rail " Wsters
90 nnt arorose lo rieed me people of
ne cfv snd nizke pficr $50 for
fnoerais fnrs ere lowest rate Tor
~hch hacks we're ever offered IN lbe
sty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Groceries and Provisions.

Ball Barnhsrt & Putnam furnished the fol
los lng qunttt cas- Yesterday:
~u.sr-Cut oaf so cubes. 51ac; powdered
s. tcs anUiat-d. = C. confectionery. \. DC :
EXTRA Is. 49, per cWt. yellow e. 70 a. e, corn
syru Fl. = E,Nc.
Molisscs Low grades. l5eee9c; medium. 20
- fancy. t.eg.bc.
Parka-f coffce. ST -, Java green. % .
so 80. Mocha gI zen. - Uc; MsTtcaibO. -
-.ic san los lset3 p. kio. l-sS-0ls
New Michigan cheese. 10 4Sl219c; rolled
oats. barrels. $40. salt. saginaw. barrels. soc.
tart fierce bssis- Compound. &C; pure.
Me t-iiams. u 90 ia cents, picnic ham.
o. ~'r- Dttou. 10 t0 lie drird bel. = 20 SIC
short cut porN. sli.50 DBL. clear back. sls.45
btl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Having used Ililr. Pie Poniade
vh.ts "a Sew York. snd its ase having
rss't tsd in cure 90 biind piles e.
sew wears staining. dsfus it nay
6uty io eo All I Gao to hsv,. atht Re- nv
t Al bsrher. Three Rivers Macs
EsprY usckaxs contsins nens 6dp
gu.rsntee. Prcs. 81 az for -. Rv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
chicazo Live Stock.

CElcAeo Usl0s orocx fANos. Oct zs.-
Tarre wssuuie change today ia prices Tor
any he ,er pti6n 0f i've stock Receipts were
rather a owe the average Tor . FRIDAY. but A
Elpt demand existing. vAluvs we're sustain d.
cutie we're act 80 aud nFfn- Hogs Also prnt I
s-runr hut the close Was DO better tina tor
Thsrsdag The range Of prices tor sheep Was
a.oHr E1e same - foe yesterday. the feeling
e ma Hlnx cay
cattle Receipts iieo0. common 20 fancy
Dr. sd beef steers. 500 20 $50; stOcser :
and feeders SD TO SD, cows and bulls. si.u0
% '.fb.
Hogs-R-ceipts 2i.0o0; heavy. s5-502e5s1.
mixed snd medium. 3.4os5.sOi light. $3.50
s6esp-Receipts. ZOO; poor to extra. $500
$50 lambs $40 20 So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
A DYSPEpIIC'S ARGUMENT

l. "a grow. and that yroWl marks the limit OF
argument with aim. The best way 10 get nina
& Try medicine would be 10 a1yise against
It-hut notice how different has tone after
using Burdock Blood Bitters.
Il nave suffered With dyspepsia for the last
two years. Not long ago commenced taking
J.. Il. i. / am now on the second bottle. aud
/ feel Ike new man.
q. KNOX
J. Sherwood Ave-
biughAmt0u. v. Y"
REPEATED 1EsTs WIN tNIfoRs SUCCESS
prove the fact that BuTdock Blood Bltters
Will cure dyspepsia The reason is PLAIN Il
tones the stomach 10 natural action and keeps
the >lulce WAYS of The system free from clog
cling impurities
Il have teen troubled With dyspepsia and
heart disease Tor nire years. and found no re-
lief until tried BurdOck Blood Bitters- Nov
| am well after taking two bottles.
Mrs. E1'TIE FRAZIER.
Bovine. Mich"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
GEO. VI. EDISON.

These a4 q CsasasE- Res
FuE <tIE
-ecu aanae an trsV re- RI good inrs.
fI.r $50 hsu-es FL parts ~ the IS snt
rar.er cts 81 s Ne~Es fea go ARMS for
s. = ~ frs1a s..1 ssna r. - foru.
~ store a coed lefasfeu f0F 80
D. marfH
a. ner e. 49,
FIre Insurance srittsa a. 90 rzse<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

't-..g gro hers iuraI,hgi the following

" sfy hgo hers iurai shell the following
GuHiations yesterday,
fpf1tac- i5eb0C per bu; butter.
faa-u. rgIs Dr- ctbbages. > -
tis ser auzt oHI n so per BOT; l~m0Gs. 40
a1t Use .siaus otangts. So &C. 20.
-psr~t POTATOES. sLlIs "a tt0ruia aprieots.
la per dars bananas. sl-s eco Per
tuurht gang- plyked medium beans. SlN'
ftr hus tlutrg - o.. medium. ss.Wet
-... m ,unth. E.-5to -.sl ger bu- Timothy
SD. SO .s-iu, miilrH si-l1S - per bu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
n. W. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CIR BANk


FOR RENT
! large fine modern house. With barn. on
South Union street. near cherry 81 RI
new cottage on Uerrv sect a. %
houss q IS ct r idae street. with mod
srn inpravrrrel t. ard large barn . IFon
"a ol house 81. - 1efers9a avenue oo9
FOR Sklg
ouse. No. 40 soufh men street. sit
m deyn W proven -uts 2 tsra "a -
houses o. la-Iss -feet Rear Nsaison
avenue canven saf O. street rsrs g. $50 : 30
hsrss oa <oafh Grjefs g go vsrb bsrn 1881
hcass So - Narfa foasSrst ma
faasf- Na rs 1trra avenue ~H
6auees an set Fa.tan stress ssa le8
1hars-s On vs. $3.50. aesr feonsrf
stree SO 7n
Also others at dIaers1r ur-ss Yreaaf =
fer ss RI aHry farr .soea o. taits Fsymtrts
neats.v or ofh-fr So fo su.f far haseF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

victor white OF. itte. r'ie. headlight Ec'
Co. water whfa u Test itU So. Eoeene. lW
Dsoie r-a stove gasoline. 1fe e'.s.
teaderfed Eapnfha. 81 esr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
sroRAoE AUCTION SIZE.

RADCLIFFE HOLT. general wArehousemen
~ Of III south Division street are now pre-
pared 10 handle both sales ANA pianos prop
cry al reasonable rats A me new wa built
eNp press for this purpose lu>t completed
Telephone .so. or tts5 after business hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

~ MA fursin Ise ii 81
The Las~ "a 30 "a U5eTs sac Or rsrr 30 fio-
49, fiH trs znt snr Il ~ sfsrfrs sh-
Gufesest SO meet fIrsHf Fnnt- e. FIffs IRA
-fr - g. ~ sn1 =
4. q Enssrt fifs fses sarut
4as Nafutte. Dlff 49,. p hnrrn-si
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
DETROIT.
SEP


HOlk. TN .flEDIs
~ . "a X o. sla err Ias8epm 81 so...
ar bEl b y ata = = > ur ~ . ga o !.
hkIt hNINs fk4M IkIhUIg
" bft swan > 3 Ia Dm sfla8n.
A. Il u p - .5fn p = d fn 81 u uan . "a
SAGINAW. ALMA bNpsI INTf-
Nv a ~ AM lh pa an % q ia e. an Dr. Al ia.
iostli. 50 AoHFfl sHssfiNo- A.
~ .ffhHe RAPIDS ~ n W g. b n
A. from l.o~-i IL - "a =. . !.
THROUGH CAR SfHfff.f
fsfler lars ou Al dsF trains lee wen ifrann
RAPIDS aud betr8ir. sfner Esspsrs 80
piEht ifainS isri9f ca 90 5agiuas on mora
~ train.
'hferF Gay Other trains wees cAss anfr
eEp. isHAkiN o. Psss 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Detroit Grain.

Dxrsotr Oct. 2S.-Ciosed; Wheat. No. 2red.
cash. lie; December. I2'4i May. rs; No.
waite. cash. TIC.
Corn No 2 casa. fic.
oAGs-NO2 cash. i4c bid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

iHHtf n H elafre HHtfF sfnFIt ~nannr
1HkiDg eject runHEf |..af lf
eeEiss cars 90 fnr. DE- are trlrrtir -
Tresses q sud ffetn brfroii pErinf CO lsry-
for Hffrfdf 80 81 returning fss.e 1ffra,it
- - ls. krfs veg ~ crane Fsrffs 30 q -
pr. Iireef eanneri ious MADE ~ Detroit - N
81 Through Trains srsL
IiFsFfs IN sac - Ition Tfef q ofrs ~
houFer street. sna - iuinu depot
Frrd =. frtEFs Gen 49,. = N0nrOsu
@ y HnEgl~s. q nnd hFt- ChicNeo
I .kAk sHQRk sICBIsAs .0a.HsKs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

kONRY to loan on good resi estate security
H. J. nsB0LTA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

atm n To CHILDREN \ ttOIt JESt 50
fHl A One OF the most popular books ever
published. Sells AZ sight. redit
given. Freight pad. Best book Tor be hoii-
DAYS. Agents wanted also fsr other hooks
and Bibles. X. IA. WOODWARD
Baltimore. nd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
HERALD DESIRELtIS
Bring quick and sure re-
turns. Try one.


| O1l scotch terrier puppy. AusRers 70
a A--s Eve d4aafs fsf rrgaFs 4ad ~
ltrstious. q Spglh La. a. ette street. atl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

MsrBer rsuor cats leave tir.ud H.,
p pm leave ihicsEB q 8, Pa
wagner Sirepcfs -iHzve Grand Kapias
ii.s' pni. leave ih4cags 81 Is Nm e..
Nisna hapaS fli-.o pm. leave Indianspo.s
Via big fouf 90 pm
se cHa.f c-tf Ie Na fH.as "a nm
hvrrt Ca. fftcept rHturIsr otbss
4 sns week tEgs ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
sRLP wAsTKp-FEaALB.

" ANTED-A .oOd tierGan glrl for general
hOu>cwOrk; small family; small house
good conVcntenccs; good wages. SIS North
College ay 3lt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

MN modern house. IA good neigh borAosa.
" a. Gteas sacTin e reasons homes ga ness
aud soiag asck sasl. laquirs ~ hast Bnage
street at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
HERALD DESlRELETS
The cost is Insignificant
compared with results.
sEsL EsTsrg CITY.

SEE ME. WBITE SIS. Az ME about the
- fandsrn houses ] buala O. order. l. i
Prov Il. ro0a o LOsett bloek. opposite Sweets
hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

EOR SALE W. Tufts completes and sells
Il IA house every two weeks the year round.
lie buys at wholesale rates and can underscll
ali others. Niue houses now on hand AT from
500 Ia s.. 800 each. on monthly payments-easy
As rent. BE sure and see him before you buy.
c. w. Tufts. No. 20 ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29


room = Hiass4f block. Grand hsgias. y ca
NANfED- Meu 10 haal ~ooa one and oue
halt ht - ir0m clty limits. Enquire -
second sse4us. -oa
~ ANIEt-t0 Guy a !. ~ Tor 10y 10 carry
- Pai'cfs eb- Ea4Dire % T. u. hec 81.
10 laae y esG 80
III AAIED-t nrsf- class glurr. ka4uirs Stan
ri IaD.r Co.. on tifth avenue. 10
" ANIkD-Eous a. iabsiegs- Experienced
qlafrgme- prefr I'D al eur warNs IA
oFaEd ti-ie. >lra4y w0rk al Water o. good
men oyi sLm L sstof aud SGurco 90. so
" AAIED-Beok agents far Valley Cit, Sab
scTiption tuoh Co. kuquIre al room 10.
No - anal street zJiJl
"A Ant D--Neterinsry surgeon at Trayegs,
tlts. Mica. A g0~d location Tor a good
siah- No otnvr srteri nary of any account here.
Must come vel recommended ~ dflukiBg
nian nrra Apply free Cflcr iu my barn and
ny influence goes with az Refer 10 his pa
Per as 10 ng responsibility. Address Is. j.
Morgan. Traverse city. Alen. @ltI
uANTEp-Wtd awake Nork ers everyw here
" 10 sell "-iikPP'- PHOTOGRAPH, of The
WORLD The grr. II book On earth cost
ing sluN.eN cssh or lnstailmentSs a f0nauLa
Tor the Holiday; agents coming mon y 4;
mammoth illustrated circulars aud trrmsf C. /;
WORKERS NJ with success. Mr.. kia- uLOry.
AlOona. Pa. cleared sl5f In SIX weeks The
Rev jos. Walters. Nantucket. Mass. sssU IN
; Nrntoen noursi Miss l.. j. Brown. Los An
sees. 1al.. 81 iir>t daY. Magnificent outht
ouly 81. Ga Od CA credit. Address. 'lohe Is bic
aHbhshlns company. No. - chestnut street.
Phiiadelphia. Pa. or No. sSo Dearborn street.
thtca.o. III. 80
" ANIED-An the men n Grard Rapids TO
step IN auG get our price on a Fall or
Winter suit OF othes or Air OF pants made
10 order Noigt H,rpolshelner Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

IL ANtkb-Aeu 10 haul ~Oo4 one and oue
hali mt - from city limits. En9airv ~
oecouG sFr4ue ua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

NANfEh-F0R MEDICINE 90. banjo
payer. isaac aha al4it - cl4ly
49, "a "a 4hlsts al ul.zl 40 ta0 i4.tse
lufus . "a assist skeIche-. Aadfcss ia Or
"a ili peFst.ll between z aAd4 =. a.. until Nov.
Alss Berry. FgoEueteF sn4 "a nag r..
h"oin = NlasgAf 0iooA. oraaa hspies. u Gu
y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

WANTED Girl for general housework. Ar
W ply a No. 10 Clinton 81. $40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

-. - -: Ss-Any amount of money for
sP ~ ~ - for any length of time 10
loan on city property or will loan on
mortgages. land contracts or bankstockS as
collateral. John Is. Martin. % Canal street.
29s-tf
MONEY LoANED-For short time In large
M or small amounts. on any form of good
security. Frank A. Werner. room SIS Michi-
gan Trust 60. building. Phone ll2o.
If you want money aud have the proper Sc
l. curity the Manhattan per cent plan Of
fers the best inducement. Chas. Bateman.
agent. 50 New Houseman.
REAL ESTATR-COUNTRY.
lust THE THlNG-One of the richest farms
~ In Michigan; will sell or trade on the very
best of terms. j. ii. Mckee Sons. II Mon
roe street BIO
PERSONAL.
MARRIED LADIES-Send 10 cents for In
vi faiiible Safeguard" (no medicine, no de
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

WANTED-An experienced cook. Enquire
W = North Lafayette street. II. j. OBrien.
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II ANtEt'-t0 Guy a b ~ Tor Toy 10 carry
pagers sG. EaqGire 81 =. "a. " hec 81.
10 iaae u esG 50
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HERALD DES|RELEIS
VIII sell Your Real Estate
or Personal Property.
FQE REsr HOUSES

10 LET hail a 7s4 ana 10 south Division
L 81 rrg. t5r e.aB daEees OF socials. a. - e.
-argfHg Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

4 COMPETENT lady wants office work.
y Best o re lerences given. Address \. 80
Turner street, ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

WANTED-Situstion "a bookkeeper. assist
w ant boOkkeeper or any nj OF once
work. T.. h. Medler. SCI +. Fulton street. SUD
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19
ANTICEPHALALGIHE,

Does your head ever ache anl f.l
dull and heavy? Anticephalalging s
Tighten the burden.
Does your head ever ache attended
with nervousness and sleeple,-u.-s.
Anticephalgine will relieve - arL-.
quiet the nerves, give you sweet 3. +
and fresh awakenlngin the morar
There is no morphine in Antio 3.
algine, in fact no opiate of any kri.
nor choral nor anything that ylr
ply ysician would hesitate to prrScrib-t-
you-the combination is wLa; ma.
Anticephalalgine such wondrra.
remedy in headache and neurd-ia
and every doctor that has seen 'he
formula prOnOunces II "a happy c.m-
bination," and if you will Try i !
will be surprised 10 know how har.
1t effects a cure in all case oi hraia :
and neuralgia. Ask your dru-d-'. ara
if he does not keep it, send r. or
cents to Jas. |. johnson, Raleicl. y
c.. for bottle
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19
THE CONVENTION.

There are l,OO6 delegates in at.
tendance. 1t is one of the most har-
monious conventions that ever as
sembled in the State. The spirit is
excellent, and the determination to
make no mistakes is manifest in every
thing that has been done.
The election of ex-Gov. Jarvis as
permanent chairman showed that at
the outset the convention would be
under a wise and experienced coun-
sellor.
The platform, elsewhere published,
was adopted without division, and all
contests were amicably adjusted. Moth.
ing appeared to mar in the least the
harmony Of the procee lings, and after
the nomination of Governor the con.
vention adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Democracy in North
Carolina is solid, and the State is safe
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19
GOVERNOR HOLT

The CHRONICLE made an open and
earnest effort to secure the nomination
Of Governor Holt, as it will make to
secure the election of Col. Elias
Carr.
At any other period in the political
history of the State Gov. Holt would
have been the unanimous choice of the
convention, but new influences are now
at work i'll our politics which
some of Governor Holt's warmest
admirers thought prudent to recog-
nize. 1t must always be a source
of gr, at pleasure to the governor to
know that during his candidacy not q
single adverse criticism was made OF
his administration, and that political
friend and foe alike admit that he has
made one Of the best governors North
Carolina has ever had.
A most lovable man, with char.
acter above reproach, patriotic and
useful citizen, ever ready to discharge
"a private or public duty, according tt
the highest standard of honor, Gov
Holt will retire from Office with a re
cord worthy of imitation and approved
by his fellow citizens.
The pure, efficient and spotles
character of his administration is in
dellibly impressed upon the history o
the State.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19

the poet who said that regret was a
wild, woody aud grisley cuss-
Well, he almost told the truth. In
the little skirmish which preceded the
annihilation of your candidate and
mine--the little friendly tits that We
had in those uncertain days--well, let
US together bear our defeat, even as
we would cherish our victory had We
won it.
But then no matter.
/ wrote the other day that life was
riddle we died in guessing, and
tossed to our neighbor, and that was
all. In a moment of wild, hilarious
and unseemly monkey work. i imagined
that it would be easy to nominate a
governor-but then the dream was
rudely snatched away by about sixteen
hundred delegations which thought
were solid.
But even in this hour of anguish
of sorrow, of defeat and humiliation
allow me to assure you, sir, that will
farmer as governor, my yams must
as a natural sequence, increase il
price; my geese will grow larger ant
my onions will be ladened will
a more perfect perfume. l
you, sir, have any griefs, please fee
that your heart may come out to mine
| shall borrow dollar and scoot.
have not time to crawl under thi
convenient table upon which | write
these few lines which think are rea
and genuine thought.
AL FAIRBROTHER.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19
DELEGATES 10 Chicago.

The following are the delegates to
the National convention at Chicago, as
chosen by the congressional districts.
lst Wilson G. Lamb, w. P. Roberts;
I'd, F. w. Barnes, S. B. Holloway;
Sd, w. S. Cooke, Matt Moore; 4th, F
H. Busbee, J. w Pou; 9Th, John w
Graham, James L. King; 9th, James
t LeGrand, f. S. Latimer; 7th, Mar
shall H. Pinnix, w. Il. Williams; Sth,
W. w. Scott. G.. B. Watson; Sth, R.
NJ. Furman, Kope Elias.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19
FOR GOVERNOR,
ELIAS CARR,
of Edgecombe.
COL. ELIAS CARR.

On the sixth ballot this gentleman
was nominated for Governor of North
Carolina by the democratic State con-
vention yesterday.
The nomination came to him un-
sought, for Col. Carr was not candi-
date, and was nominated by some friend
without his knowledge. His merit was
Immediately recognized by the conven.
ton and his vote increased on every
ballot from the first, when on the sixth
Judge Womack withdrew Gov. Hollis
name and moved the unanimous nomi.
nation of Col. Carr.
Col. Carr has spent his life on his
farms, is graduate of the State Uni.
versity, and man of high social posi-.
tion and unblemish ed character. In
accepting the nomination he said
There is only two things l claim te
do--one is the supervision of the farm
and the other is to vote the democratic
ticket" and he has done both we'll.
The CHRONICLE congrat ulates Col
Carr and will stand by him, m,and its goo(
wishes and whatever influence it may
have will be Utilized to their fulles
extent in securing his election, whicl
is assured.
This nominee of the convention will
harmonic all seeming discordant ele
ments between alliance and non all
ance democrats, and unite and solidif
the democratic party, and give to
strength and vigor.
No one who has ever voted tn
democratic ticket can object to votin
for Col. Carr, and his majority will t
over thirty thousand.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-19
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