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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

xrw YoEx. Oct. 30.-FLoUE-Market
dull. held firmly; winter wheat, low grades.
aO0G2.f5.
wnKAr-Dull. easier options opened firm.
nc advance on nrmer cables. decrease on
passage and covering. fell lc on increased
stocks aud expected increase IN the visible
supply, rallied &c on nrmer cables, and
closed firm at A@1<c under saturday. No.
, red. October. 70c; November, 1c; Decem-
Der. slse; January. 72xe; March. 75Ac;
May. sc.
CoRs-Fairly active, fran. October, 4eaIc;
November, ts9.ci December. fAc; May,
s5~c.
OArs-Firrn, quiet; options duh. hru1er;
October, SSc; November, Csc; December,
SsAc; May, SIC.
LAxD-tguiet. steady; western steam closed
al sl0.SO; city NJ <9.UOts.
Posx-Quiet, steady; old mes, $500
800.
CHExsz-Quiet; state large. 9sa1iAc.
Gowns Options opened steady, unchanged
10 10 points up; closed Is To 20 up. October,
sls70; November. SID, December, si6 20
tal6-s5; March. <is-3Scais.3o; Nay, $50
laSo. Spot Rio irmer, quiet; No Z, l7saCa
isc.
SUGAR-Raw nominal, fair refining, &c
rshned lower. moderately active; OF A,
t9-lo,a4sc mould A. 3i69Sac; standard,
A, ia 5d-l6c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

Trains leaving south a % n n and n = n !.
ran dab. Ozbsr trains dsilB szcsspt SnadxG
sLkErsse Arb PsELok css xxastcs
insw Cts.
ieao n main hes sleeping exrs 0rsna IA,
tds 70 fetoskeF and Nackinsw
.eoa,h-sO a N train hes jpsrlor esr f3r1n1
Rapids 90 CincinnstL
ie o. N trAin hes through coach sud rsrsor
cor Grand Rapids 20 chiea<n
toe N train h.s wssnsr ks>splns ear (irsal
herIds % Clncinnsa
~ siscpinE ear 0rand Rapids % chisssA
Nv<kxscS. GRAND RkrrDs a fxnfawA
for Nnsksecn Ls. ! 00s N n - IN sf9pa
From nnskego7-Ar poan tDpn sSp =
AEfsvss from 4nkkescn - a.
rHfcao VIA a. Z.
Nv. Grand hapids-- l00 m foopn u,a,u
Ar Chicsro------.,---. opp COOS s0a -
io0s . IA ualn has through coach and haffsl
psrior car and n - m trsia daily throazD
coach an 4 WsEnsr sleeplng car
Lv. 1hice Go....,..-..1 - toop n zoos n
An. Grand Rapids. z IS IN ftopn eas n
40 m uain has buffet parior car and dinlns
200 Bpm train daily. thro1<A coach ssd VEG
ner sleeping ear.
ThrOash tekst. and fsn inferrnssie. can b.
had ~ calling upon 4 Aimquist, ticSst assnl
n un,on station tslsphons No. oA Grssd hap
IDA. hteh G L. LbcKwoon
0ea Pass snd Ticket Assak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
Exchange Closed.

CHICAGO. Oct 81 The grain exchange
va. closed today, !, icing the close Of the
fair and Harrison memorial day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

We DO not intend to indorsc any except
articles Of genuine merit: we therefor,
take pleasure In recommending to suffer.
ers from Piles in any form. prompt and
permanent cure. The following letter.
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary &. Tyler. Of Heppner. Ore.
writes: One pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured me Of piles from which |
have suffered Tor years. and have never
had the slightest return a them since.
Mr. T.. OBrien. Rock Bluffs. Neb
says; The pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cur.
entirely removed every trace Il ilhiu.
piles ! cannot thank you enough Tor I;
The Pyramid Pie Cure y Q new. CO.
tain. painless cure for every fonn ~ Pile
II j. safe. rure and cheap Any druggiss
vii ct d far ron II No.. al hin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
Detroit Gram.

DrTrorr. Men. Oct 3o.-Markes closed
duh. quiet and lover. No. ! white, 63isc,
No. ? red, cash, eiiSc; No. red. eoAc; De
csrnber. &C; May. s3s.c.
Corn-No. =. cash. NC.
Osts-NO. white. 3i,ze, No. 2 mired,
:ac
Ryc---No. ?, cash, Soc.
Prime Clover seed-s6.fb.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
DETROfT. GRID HAvEN&
u MILWAUKEE RAIL Way.
4iss tANtt Ne- ~ 49, cT

fsssas Rsssas fssm fHe-i "a iinr ~,
Hsrss A. - sffsm 60 aFse
k1ssekss A. 60. fnn~
Ataase A. So
- - - er.arrs ~fth sua8sf esxhs
tt~&tAes a. ts-seA hsvsa - t&teaFa
-tsNtlg fiiaiis sscens @sa 4sss
afes~s sftstf frpa ~ 49, tSs - 80 .
e. "a 50 - 49,
sssss. srsfss ~. a. ~-si a. sasDn.
60 ~ Is fstt-~ - se.sssf1-ea q 80
- sea - Al .<s-s tessrus l-ere4 90
f-ss q f-@fs Tsea,e Nsasfa
a. fAffsaea IfsF fan <E<4A
d. 1884, tlts ftrasl k<@nA
- - 1890 4Ws<A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
10 sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. upon
this condition. IL YOU are afflicted with
a Cough. Cold or any Lung Throat or
Chest trouble. and will Use this remedy
as directed. give il a fair trial. and ex-
perience no benefit. you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. Itneyer disappoints.
Trial bottles Zoe; large size. soc and 81,
at Peck Bros. drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

1nosAs n. Gu.EERr Prezideof
6ko q bsfeas. Vice Presidsnl
J. ffEnkklcE bAAks, rashf>~
l. H. HrST. Assistant & ashs--.
Transact business IN ell depsFtinents of bank,
ing authorised By the Nstieasl Esnki1s Law,
Exchsnxss sss!iabls In al ths eonAlnssciA
sitles II the world AZ cprrent rstss
L. D bonds bought and sold
Thomas n. Giib-rt Noxss L Avery
Thomas j. % brien George q. hirxA
DAVID n. AmberG Leznuel ID. fnlsam
Ransom c. Inca loustantins Nor<oa
kd~srd n Hunt John C. fffng1rald
J. frederiak Basxx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
Bucklen,a Arnlc. salv..

The best salve in the world for cutS
bruises. sores ulcers salt rheum. fever
sores letter. chapped hands. chilblains
corns. and ali skin eruptions and posi-
lively cures piles. OF no pay required. II
is guaranteed To give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
Per box. For sal, by Peck Bros. drug.
gists. corner Monroe and Division
strcetR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
A Leader.

Since its first Introduction. Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor. until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and alter
atives nothing which per-
mits its use as beverage or intoxicant,
il is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments Of stomach,
liver or kidneys-lt will cure sick head.
ache. indigestion. constipation. and drive
malaria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refunded. Price only
Joc. per bottle. Sold by Peck Bros.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
SHORT LINE 10 CHICAGO
Va Tie Ds.r.sit. 0rane Hs~-s a NJ
~saAss R'y and as
GOODRICH LINE

als A-snlhssni Ns~ Fast sss..u.lss.
ATLANTA
CITY OF RACINE
hei.t expressly for tins rauie. Each Steamship
i'<b tons burthen. with sleepins nooon-
mo1afsons fof IA rsssoneers
>OIE-Ihsss stesmshiFs have imn~as- q.
teTe powers. Nblch e1ables thesn - mas.
heir regular ssisetnis IN tAs Inoss anfapor.ss
uesthsf
SCHEDULE
FOR NIGHT STfAMEH-f,esvs Grens r.,
ids oflf teEcrpt ostaroas ard Saadasl "a 4 IS
y "a Artves a. 0rand hsvea . a. D IA. Chi.
caro- - m
fETURNlNG, LEAVE CHICAGO asn, -.
sss srrss IA s,.ssa f... va :. s =. IN Ia,
-, .., :: :, : $500
Ana Tor the Rorn aSrs1 - 50. stats ross-
berta lncs0ded
Thrcurh ticksts can bs rad a. the cify ofs-s
and dnpot q the d. O. A. n ny. Graa8
Rapids: also a. al ststlons 90 ths y q "A a
y. ~. D l. = \. u ~, =. y ~ i. ~, sas
T.. - n ~ JOHN SINGLETON
0sni Pass. A<eut
Goodrich Trans. Co.
CHICAGO.
In eject Aprii II. lSsa ChieaeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

Hides and IaiioW.
Cured calf. No. /. &C: No. 2. 4c
Green calf. No. I. Sc; No. 2, SIC.
Cured hides. No. I. 3isc; No. 2, 2xc.
Green hides, No. 1, 2i<c; No. 2. &c.
Saeep pelts. 100 pc; lambs. 2oSG35c
Tallow. 4di5Sc-
Deer skin. i2ifc.
Grain.
Wheat, SIC; corn, i2c; oats. 32c; rye. soc.
Fiour-Lily white. S1.75; patent $500.
Mill Stuffs-M .ddlings. 1890; bran, SIS;
screenings. <i350 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal.
per ton. $500.
Buffalo Gluten Feed. s17J9, including
sacks.
Hay and Wood.
TIaorHT-ss ood 1000 per ton.
CLovER-ss.0o per ton.
STRAw--s5. coat. 90 per ton.
Woop-I6-inch beech and maple, dry,
500 per cord; green. si.I5 per cord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

rSIox srocx YAkDs Chicago. Oct 30
Catfle-Receipts. 100; common 10 extra
steers. 500 $50; stockers and feeders, s. IS
le&75; COWS aud bulls. sl.vos3.f0, calves
4gsdS.75.
Hogs-keceipt-. - go; heavy, Ss5t9s. 40;
common To choice mixed s.. 75de IS. choice
assorted. s..25tae.35 lignL s5.7Sdsa IS; pigs.
81 25<a6.iO.
Sheep--Rsceipts. i5.ooos inferior 10 choice,
Sio0a3I5; lanbs, poor 70 choice s2tO.a
a "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

July j. Aotl
TO nrTRcrr
Nv. Grand Rapids. 5ooam rcpm sppm
Ar Detroit. Ill 20 m 80 m 10 3 D n
rRoI DETROIT.
Nv. Detroit ,....... Sam 1Gpm go N
Ar Grand Rapids. Il a. - ~ N 10 a. N
SAGINAW. ALMA AND IT LoUTs
Lv Grand Rarlds....... ...... - IN sfspm
Az Orand Rapid ...----.-....-.u ~ q N f0t9 n
LOWELL. VIA Low Ri HASTINGS n
Nv. Grand Rapids s0 IAN 1s5pn 90 N n
Ar iroIa Lowell ...--......... Il o. D IN ~ n
THRorSa can SERVICE
rarinr cars 90 al trains bstweea Grand Rap
ids AID Detroit PATlor Car ~ saginaw "a
morning train
sEsery day. Other traias week dsys oniv
dEo20E DEhANEN. zen Pass AgenA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
Map OF the United States,

A large handsome Nap Il the Unite
States. mounted and suiiahls for ofhcs G
hone u.e. IL issued blythe Darlington Rtnt,
Copies vii be mailed 10 any addrcss ou n
oeipt q 6iteen cents in postage by H. 2
Eu.,is. Cent Pas. Agent, &, H. a q. X u
Chicago. Ill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
LOCAL MARKETS.


Quotations on wheat have been re.
duced csn,. il bringing today 81 cents.
the market being rather quiet. Meats
are coming in s.os and no change
IN prices are mada Dressed chickens
are bringing T0ac and dressed turkeys.
i9&Gl2c Cranberries are In the market
a. from s57516oo per barrel. There -
decided change in sugars Below will
be found the quotations.:
Fsran Prsrdace
Dc per pound.
Es.a4--lnc peg doten.
IrsvIFs-.isc Ter ttshel
taasofs-.1C Ter tcxhei
HoSsY--F snc5 whits. i2,.c Ter pound.
FAas sy-,sc per dozen.
flSIo~s--t5ftis,c Ter htelsel.
gEtsR4--isc pr dozen stalks
Barrs-Ssatv pr bss-hsL
Mr. -7c pr ao<ea bunches
AFFrss--sfsds5c Ter bsGsheL
Casasas-ssesSc pes dozen.
- sssEs-iSe prr pcand
IfFtosxs-tt-so par do1sa-
Pss-xir---esr pr hastsl.
Isrst.rH Hot hoaee. An
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
"FveRy0OOrS Law BOOK. '

r 80 TIE ts~ ~ peg sesk, ys-psf.t ~
Nee hfsfk iisf
Is sraiiss ssefy tnsa tnt setnsa - - thet'
s~f lssfet II tesehss shsf 80 fraf rtEAts
- iss~ - NsfntalA thea Ma - etsia
80 sdit "a $50 - skaa 80 Il stsessiss ths
EFsfui - asns- tst stefy tFtlaess $50 asris -
ssssf stsfs Ia tks I fis-.. u foAfetsa tatsAass
tsfsfa - ssaff ssffssf aeefs - ne issf-f
49, - y al ~hs ksss tesss etsfA2@s -
tssasaet
I.sl.ss t3a asssiss. a. a er4s. - sseissse 80
eett f.4assse staas. "a ssht1 - efetsshls sna
tsfssss - sassts Atafe-s AN " ni1teH
- n fselisazs - etsth Asesas -. ga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-11

to ID mills at the most, where it was only
eight or ten years ago. | am quite well
aware that for the year Just pas,
small portion of the increase
of taxation is the result of the State valua.
ton AS fixed by the State valuation COM
mission, in excess of the amount of the val
uation made by our assessors, thereby in
creasing our State and county taxes some.
what. will only say that should the nom
nation of the party made, by such flat
tering vote, be ratified at the polls shall
cndeavor to bring about the desired results
and know shall have the hearty support
of the entire city council
was IN no wise candidate for the office
and never expressed desire to be. Many
of my friends and prominent business men
of our city, land among the number were
three ex-mayors) knowing my opinion rela-
tive to taxation and the unusual
expenditures for permanent improvements
urged me to allow the use of my name,-
assuring me that all good citizens would
sustain me in accomplishing the needed re.
suit. This. if elected, | propose to do, if |
succeed in accomplishing nothing else
worthy OF official remembrance. Thanking
You once more for your kind congratula.
tons and expressions of approval,
! am, very respectfully yours.
II. +. BLANCHARD.
AUGUSTA, Mr., March 2, 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-11
READ THIS.
And you will know something reliable on the
subject Of Light and Heat.

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Captain BIanchard's letter Of Accordance

We present, elsewhere in this issue, the
letter Of Captain II. +. Blanchard, accept
ing the Republican nomination for MAYOR.
II is an able and straight forward statement
of his views upon municipal matters and will
very generally commend itself to our citi-
zens. 1t is frank and explicit. There is no
uncertain sound about it. Every resident
of Augusta who is acquainted with Captain
Blanchard knows that he lsa gentleman of
rugged integrity of character, and that, as
mayor of our city, he will conscientiouslv
live up to the views he thus publicly ex-
presses. We believe that Augusta citizens
will very generally agree with Captain
Blanchard that the city has received the full
value of every dollar that has been ex-
pebded for permanent improvements
We do not believe that there is any citizen
who would desire US to be without them.
The reduction of taxation is matter in
which all of our citizens are interested. and
upon which Captain Blanchard expresses
himself with clearness AMI force that
comes of a firm conviction, rs to the policy
that will be for the best interests of the
city.
! He declares frankly that unproduc,ive
real estate, held for speculative purposes,
and thereby retarding the growth and pros
perity of the city, should be made to bear
its jus, proportion of the public burdens.
We feel that the people of the citv, gem
orally, will heartily endorse this view.
Property held IN this manner is a positive
4 Iriment. 1t is u clog upon the wheels of
municipal progress. 1t is gaining in in
crcmepi at the expense of the community.
Why, therefore. is it not Just that the com
manity shonid appropriate to its own use a
f,ir proportion of the increase IN value tina;
lis healthy growth and expansion has added
to such prosperity Captain Blan-
chard sees no reason why
it should not and is very frank in say.
ing 50. Captain Blanchard expresses the
opinion also that all corporate interests in
our city should also be made to bear their
full share of the public burdens. He be,
lieves that, with an equitable assessment 81
taxes upon all the property of the city, the
city can, in the next few years, continue tt
meet promptly all of its financial obligation.
and at the same time make very materia
re iuction in its tax rate. The letter from
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We republish the timely letter of Mr..
Manlcy published in the New York Com
mercial Advertiser on the Duty of Repub-
lcans.
On the eth of March the Republican
party will hand over to the Democratic
party the absolute and entire control of the
government OF the United States. Thirty
two years will have elapsed since the Dem
ocratic party had full possession of the
administration of this government. 1t is a
matter of pride to the Republicans that dur
ing these eventful years on every great
public question the Republican party has
been right. President Harrison, in his
admirable and able message to Congress on
its copvening, in showing the great growth
and development of the varied material
interests of this country, simply gave in
graphic terms the history of the Republican
party. That message stands as monument,
showing the party's greatness, and is a
record of its achievements that will in the
future attract the attention of all thinking
men.
The Republican party is the party of
progress and the party of action. Its duty
now, in its hour of defeat, is not to be
in the right. it must not lower its flag or in
any way depart from the principles which
have made il great and strong. Temporary
defeat is always inevitable before the ulti-
! mate triumph of any great oversbadowing
principle is established. Above all, we do
not as Republicans want to fall into the
position of opposing whatever the Demo
| Gratis may favor and become mere party
of negatior.
| A thorough, perfect and complete organ
ization of the party must be made in all
| of the states. This work should commence
now I. should be established upon
basis that will commend itself TO ali
classes and win the support of all of the
members Of the party. This must be eff
fected in order that the people may be con.
stautly informed upon all the questions af-
fecting the public interests. We must moi
hope to come back into power simply upon
the mistakes of our opponents. We should
strive to come back into power upon the
strength Of our own position. Time will
surely convince the thinking and the plain
people of this country that the great pros.
perity which this country has achieved fol
the last thirty years, marvellous as it has beer
surprising the growth and the development,
of any nation in the world, is due to the prin-
ciples of protection, and they will yet learn
that whenever the principle Of protection
is abandoned in this country the only elias.
of people who will prosper under it are ths
+ insurer and the sheriff.
In addition to thorough organization
the other great and pressing duty of Repub
hcans is to increase in every way possible
the circulation Of Republican newspapers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-11

Capt Samue w. Lane is know To every
man in Augusta as al expert !" "s'iV''
No person ever knew of u ease where ne
either lied or deceived relative To the ei's
finances. Capt. Lanes connection win '''e
city finances dates back to the na's ~heh
the irrepressiblc editor of the New Age was
making mud-pies in Bangor. Ills hgares
are given as reliable information aud not
for juggling ,rickery as appears IN the issue
of palpable misstate ments when are "oFe"
into the New Age columns. IL you are
really seeking information about the city !
finances read every word of Capt Lane
communication in another column
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A RINGING LETTER
To Captain II. r. Blanchard From Charles A
MilIiken.

AUGUSTA, March 10th, 1898
Capt. II. +. Blanchard,
MY DEAR SIR: Please accept my hearty
congratulations upon your nomination and
your forcible letter of acceptance. You
will receive the earnest support Of every
true Republican. The tone of your lettel
bears no uncertain sound.
We are growing city, and while orli,
nary expenses must needs gradually in
crease, and the march of improvement can
not stop without detriment to our best in
terests, the taxpayer desires to have fhs
affairs Of the city in the hands Of those who
will know that measure il necessity
that it is a lasting improvement and that i
is procured at the minimum cost.
am pleased to notice that You not only
note the care needed in appropriating none,
but also some of the sources from which VIZ
should derive an increased revenue.
-Four things are imperative to make ths
individual or corporation prosperous, viz
industrious and intelligent methods of ac
quiring; to be successful custodian 4
| thorough knowledge of the necessary en-
penditures; and the faculty to properly ex
pend the same.
You will be elected by a handsome ma
jority. You will be supported in your Off
cial capacity by those who have the city
| best interests at heart.
| remain, very cordially yours,
CBAs. a. MnLfKEH.
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A Statesman,s u,ierance.

a. 1t is claimed by the Republican mana
gers that if the debt has not been reduced
the people have been given improvements
of various kinda new bridge, paved
streets, sewerage. electric fire alarm sys-
TEN. macadamized roads and new side.
walks. Of course these improvements cost
large sums of money and are appreciated
by the people. But they have paid for
them in increased taxes
The above, from the New Age circular
would suggest that the infant Democratic
statesmen imagine that Improvements are
male and expenses met by philanthropic
donations rather than by taxes
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DOUGHTY GONE. !"
He says he was not driven
Away
Though the Curbstone orators say he
was, because they said 50.
% thsy kasv his Bssissss betiss thsa b
kaeus 4 Missseii

Tb. No. 49, ,..I-
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PAsiuie VI mr. Doushty. ihs loss OF q
prosperous and growing manufacturing
business with a large force of skilled zn,,
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ron ahi'1i'ins 10 many 'iioa'ahd ao'iass Is
certainly misfortune fer the city, and
especially so for its business interests. All
,.,n.saa III. .r,.. " ,,as
" anaertaAe 10 eharss cry government
composed largely of business men, with driy-
ing out of the city one Of its best in
a,..-;a. ,,,, q, r.. H.
500 '''e .Aeii'
oefs Oh that CITY government nave dehper-
ately subverted their own personal inter-
ests as well as the interests of ,beir feI,ow
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Aosoroi's. IN oraef 10 put at rest, once
and forever, all misrepresentation in re-
gard In the eauses which led Mr. Do,yb,v
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low MS correspondence Win mr.. 'haries
5. Hichborn, yice-presi,ient of the local
board of trade:
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NJ w.. n.,'. A, 81 " 'e'- ~ io'E-
ny
h..rI ,e - :. l'a.,' y. "'a ~ IS, u u'e
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,;a;na.s,, .ara, So "a s"I' a.
,hafasa.. - ~ w., !. ,h oaa ~
-, ~ asa ~ "a 1e no' soms
service in h,;no;ny about such conditions az
shall make IL IN vonr .dx,rt,ga 10 ran,.;,,
here. doubt NOT a suitable location can
be obtained on the most satisfactory terms
and that an adjustment of rates can he
secured which will materially helm Won
| earnestly hope YOU will carefully con-
slider all the natural advantages which our
good CITY offers bv way of its healthy
condition from both physical and moral
and the CONSEQUENT hipb char
aeter of its work;ngmen. the freadom from
strikes and other ANNOYING labor tropbles
so frequent in the larger centres. the oppor-
tunities for social and religions intercourse
and browning all, the fact that you have al
ways nveu mere you Sho" every man Is
70 an aY,.n, ana IN ,, rUu . c p'o
few of our citizens can boast of.
| beg to renew my hope that you will H.
many cohciuue 'iiat 10 ieafe augusta "ouid