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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Others stated that the dceliue was occa
stoned hy continued heavy receipts on
this side, as wen I'd, iy che unfavorable
aiHices frdsn Manchester indicating a
conliunancc VI the poor demand from
that quarter Our market opened about
y points lower than Fridays henws, hui
tho unloading Of disappointed long hold
ers cansel further dcpression Of u
points, Mawh selling freely at 80.
Bears covered freely At the depression
which, aided by the lighter movement 10
this port tomorrow than expected. 5000
bales, against 5000 bales last year,
causei recovery Of points
spots hero Were quiet. sales by far
tors ieoiiug up 100 bales and TO- ar
rive $50 bales. Quotations have been
marked down l.Sc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

BY Associated P1ess
Chicago, m, Nov 81, Cattle unstpdy;
salcs principally at Sll1lrlJO Tor 9cclH
and for rows and bulls Sif5H2.T 20.
Hogs Opened weak, grew stronger,
finally closed within 9 Of Saturdays
prices, at 50 1UQt1h1 for common to
prime 10 heavy! 50 91H5,G5 for light
Bulk Of sales 81 2Ji0 80.
Sheep Weak 81 Olff2h 30 for poor 10
medium grades; S21h5J3hO for good 10
chnitc. lnmhs, S2TfNtlO5 Rccclpts,
cattle, 1900; calves, 500; hogs, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
NEM oRLEANs PRopucE.

By Associated Press.
New Orleans. la. Nov. ~ Coffee
Easier. Rio, ordinary to low fair 10 3-s
W2O 3.Sc.
Rlce-steaJy. Ordinary 70 coed. rs
Gf1e.
sugar Open kettle. frmi fully fair and
prime. 2ff2 l-Sc. common 10 fair, = lad
. 1-2r. plantation TfinulutsHl, 1-Sci
choice white. 3 3-ifiS 13.iOe; on white.
B 9-ie1i8 li-tOc; giny white. . 3scif
/. 10; choice yellow clarified, . $50
Il l1.fGc. primo yellow clnri6ed. Md
3 5.IGc; OF yellow clarified, ? S-44
Melnsscs- Riedy. Open Kettle, choice.
n9es good prime 10 btrictly prime, 2Sfi
aoe. urine' 2GN2Tc: fair 10 good. 2f1f
1f.-. -auiu,on 10 good common, z91i..3e;
ccpirifurai, cbosce. 1sNivc; Eood Prime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Ornt,tjo,, hosnd on smoii lois to re-
tail dealers Anupainihe, yer uunVy' 49, 5c,
Aeeinnhl, per o., ~ 81 r.' cdrhniir acid
acpilc acld. per pophVd nl S{o, ,nnriotic
clESI per pouIWH' o.. "ni,r,c ae;d q
@clu. " e. oper ~, i TII nv a.,5 r r.
- Per lbS E1e; ,i su' KIN hnlil '' nor H.
~ 81 o' ~, ''i ~ nor cont p6r rnl
S'2o' alcohol 10 prt '''ec a.. F'' cash.
SD less Gems W tr.o,,,,is'
ee,,um' PER-. Ronn1 nor ~ y, ~. aptinv,
SlVu; anulrpri. ~, u.,' corbo1.
rlne' per o. vi,- n''I nov In GSjsS,
ate, per lur vi NEf61oo'.' Iinc ointment
9lue mass 49, pgr 'p' nov %VJ III ialiilc: cam.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

oysters -One-pound, per dozen.
on. "a. .. nor dozen. 81 So
HFish-Alnska No. /, salmon per doz..
81 10: Columbia river No. salmon.
nov doz.. 81 10; 1-pound mackcrel. per
"a, 81 rs: American snrdiues, LIS per
case *; French sardines, LIS per case,
SO 30
devon SIC: potted ham. IL pound, per
dos,, 81 80: Vienna ,l s,ansage, ~ pound
PEI d'Ni nor dos.. 50 %: lunch tongue
1,nonnd. pcr dozen, 50 %; chinned beef.
IL pound. per doz.: s 30; Clipped beef
/ nnnnd. per doz.. 81 40.
ables-Thrce pound tOma-
toss, 81 %; . pound tomatoes, 81. 10;
,ornd corn. choice, 81 10; pound corn,
too'"u Si' 35; . POUND string beans, 9Oc;
. mound marrowfat peas, 81 20.
California Fruits-Two and IL 3D..
ne5chcs, 50 %. IL pound nprieois
HI 81; . - pound pears, 81 25;2 10
pcnnd pluins, 81 s.; :, II pound mus
che cherries. 50 90; IL pound black cher,
rios. 50 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
PRODUCE


81, LOUIS PRODUCE.
by Associated Press.
St Louis, Mo, Nov. q Flour- I'm.
changed
Nheat-Deolincd 1-fc carly, but tho
report ON visible sent Il ~ 3-40i7-sr.
Later i dropped back and at the close
had sellers Lilo above Saturday. Cash
5le December, 80 i-Sci January. 60 lie;
May, 90 i-Sc.
Corn went up 3-Spl-2c early Tor May,
but fell on again and closed l.sc uboYa
Saturday. Cash, - i-i03B 3-Se, Dccom.
Dor. 'i3c; January, 81 3-lc; May, 30 3-iGi
30 7-Sc.
Oats stronger. Cash and December
2Sc. May, 3i6i3l 1Sc
Oornmcnl- Quiet al 81 10.
Whisky Steady al 81 ~.
Baggng aud cotton ties Unchanged.
prpvisions- Quiet.
Pork-Sl4 90
l4nrd--SS ~.
Dry salt mcata-l.oosc thonlder, 50 %
IL; longs and ribs. 81 %; shorts. 81 30.
boxed lots l5c higher.
Hac0n-shouldor 81 -, longs and
ribs, IS 20; shorts, 81 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Oysters and 1sh-Oysters, bulk. 20
@soe per hundred counts; per dozen cans.
$50; dressed catfish, Toe per pound;
gulf FISH. 10c per pound; shrimps. per
pound, lbc; crabs, per dozen. Toe,
dozen; qnaHs, Si.OOdl.5O per dozen;
Mallard ducks. per pair. zoe; Teal ducks.
per pair. 35c; canvas back ducks. per
pair. bWdG0c: rabbits. 500 per dozen
deer saddles, per pound I 1'2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Special 10 the Gazette.
New orleans. La Nov 2T.--Melslroy
a Go. say Fuiures-l'he tcuor Of Liver
nool was extremely disappointing this
,porulpg the opening being at a loss Of
s4tta. 1be weakness continued until The
cls.e which was 5-Gid below Saturdays
nrlees Spots we're dull, sales agsre'
ssti,r 5000 bales ct 1901 decline. Il
v.as first generally considered that ne
wellxness IN thnt MARKET VS. ous
expected financial dihicnlues ~ ten9 ~,
III, w -. reootfing consuis unchanged. While
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
cnNI

Retail list-Bridsepnrt, car lots, 1929;
N ia TONS. eiT5 l ton. 81 100; McAl-
ester Jenny lind, Rouse. Maitland, Rob
inson aud WalscnburE Goals car lots,
s5 X. q 20 lotion lots, SG25; l ton.
sGi5; ono-half ton. S3lO; Monarch, Vic
tor. Santa Clara, and Elmore Goals, car
,ons G25; one ton. $3.50; one-half Ton,
81 70. Brinr Greek and McJnmca coal,
ror lots. s5 %; to lotion lots. $500;
Two IONS. s6.75: one ton, S000;one-half
ION s925: Monarch egg. car lots, 1922;
A 10 lotion lots, $3.50; single ton, 800;
"rtbracite pa car lots, s1l.00; 3 20 10
ton iofs SO 70: single ton. Si300: an-
t,rocite Onidn). . to lotion lots, 5000;
single tons, $3.50: one-Ealf ton, $500;
sinccI AOe, carloads, 1925: Thurber, ear
Iots s350 per ton; Cameron, per ton,
$500: two tons, SI75; 8 to 10 tons,
81. 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

WHISTLES ectihed. s1.O0dS2; 90 as
yer proof; 1-year.old and upward, 81 80
M9r. qq Sob s SS 2ys SeT ssc ana extra
Gnc. S6OOdi0.O0; blended whiskies,
S2O0d3.2H.
Wine-pure grape, per gallon, $l.OO
and upward
Brandies-pure Tennessee apple.
S2,2l. Pnre Maryland peach, $3.50; do
nestle cognac, T5QS35O; Imported
So 5Od025.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28


by Associated Press.
New York, Nov, 27.--Thc Post says:
II was known before the opouing OF 20.
days stock market that tic details OF
the tariff blu would be- made public 10,
day, aud by noon the details theniselyes
were known. Common expectation has
been that this announcement would be-
followed BY % sharp general decline,
This dii not cnfue. On tie contrary,
The general market opened with rising
prcna, the break IN tho Industrial group
under the Influence Of sugar stock rem
drrng only more impressive by contrast
The strength prevailing elsewhere, AMI IL
was not until late n The day that even
a mild reaction came. Cordngc and lead
certificates fell point or more nm
doubtodly on the tariff provisions re-
gnrilng binding twino hnd white lead,
while general electric and dBilling
yiidel on general principles, whisky be-
Ing cretited with the usual expert inside
manipulation. The general list showed
little disposition 10 follow the movement
hut 10 the last three hours was subjected
10 some considerable bammcrinR. Under
prnasuro prices Yielded. bnt hardly more
decidedly than had been looked for as
a result Of last weeks advance. The
last half hour was marked BY almost
complete dnllnfss. prices holding FIRM az
the days later level.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Cordage-Sisal rope haltlneh hh-
sis. $ lie; MANILA rope, tenineh hasis'
10 lie; cotton rope, all sizes, l8ci cotton
Irvine. Ice.
Seed-Rye. per bushel. soc; turnip
seed per mound. 25c. alfalfa seed, per
bushcl. S65O; johnson grass seed, per
husbcl, Si.25; miliet. per bushel, 0oc;
barley seed per bushel, Coo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES

Crackcrs-Animals; l2c: Boston
os.la,.i.rols lie: cracker meal, &c; oyster
n mari Gc: oyster excelsior, Sc; pretzels,
re. cream soda, Sc; snowdakes, lie;
Cakes and Jumbles-Eloven and l-2e;
frnit snltann, 12c; ginger snaps. l-2ci
graz dma's cookies, 1Oc; lemon snaps,
"a. waters, 15c; sugar cookies, Zoe;
CSsndies~Caramels. assorted favor,
3 pound box. 15c; gumdTops' a b. as
so,s strips. cocoanut favor, > pound
box box G5c; rock, assorted and white, goe;
u.,,cb kisses. per h0x, 95c; chocolate
rIvun Al. a0c; lemon drops, frosted,
w box 65c: burnt almonds per box,
nGc; creams hand made twelve va, yarities,
- 75e, iozenges. assorted con, . pound
p po4 '75c: mgrsbmallows., cherry brand.
Z J pso'nnd hoy 8 %; mixed candles pals
P Pf NJ IV creams 12c; stick candy. in pals
71.2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

following conditions govern the
|hsi
Each guess must forecast the
b tenperature in Waco, Tevas,
Pehol the thirty-one days Of next
HH The award will be made by
prison with the official report OF
falid States weather bureau.
hch subscriber to The Semi
Ey Gazette who has n credit on
|pEs for as much as six months
|rlpHon from October 10, 1893, is
d to one guess; a credit OF one
Inscription from October Is,
y the subscriber to two guesses.
eaessos will be received aud filed
Y o'clock midnight December
lIt
The Gazette viii number the
= as received and deliver the
iered coupons, without names, to
Ionnittee, which will make the
i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Hides-Buyers are paying; Dry flint,
heavy, DC; light. &c; dry salt, Re; green,
salt, 262 1.2c; butchers green, 2d5c'
Wool--Llght medium, 1AnlOc; low
medium. 12d14c; fine, 12dl4c.
Bones--lIuof aud bones. $500 per
ton, delivered
Bees Wax-15I1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

~ NN7l'I0TtU TIrsH.
81 Louis, No., Nov. T-CatIe-lie.
ceipis. 100, steady; fair TO good native
steers. S325d4Gui cl.oicc, 81. I5Gf5. 40,
Texas aud Indian stccrs. 81. 7l6fH5O
Cows and hciirrs, Sl.GOU2. 10
Hogs Receipts, ZOO: bulk Of sales,
, sS49eep-lieceipls, 900; natives, S2.25Gt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
TAE MAREETS.

Cotton went OF again yesterday and
Kansas corn was marked down lc A
bushel. Linseoil ell went Up lie. Other
markets remained unchanged. Trade
throughout the city was fair in oil lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
anNMnAn MAnNisrs.


Galveston. Tex, Nov a. especially -
BY staamship from Galvostoa, Tax;
~. &c I've poor .,...............s el
10 Now Nork...... -. sso per i00os
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

St Louis, Mo, Nov o. tBy Assocl-
atcd Press -Spot cotton dull.
Sales 100,
Receipts $500,
shipments, $500.
Stock, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
NEW York 1--we STOCK.

By Associated Press.
New York Nov 21.--Bccvcs- Recoipts.
COLI; dull, Calves Receipts, l2lO: No.
tive; grussers, firm; yeils, SiOO6fO.S 80
Sheer Receipts. l2,iS2 Sheep, 500
$500; lambs, lrmcr. 500 -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

to strictly prime, iaGll4c; good far to
prime, 10Ii2 l-acl g0od common TO iair'
Stt0c; interior 20 common Wo'e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

rrOhsnH. =, Now York

New York, Nov ~ ESPECIALLY
Sterinr--Bunk, 90 dRyN,,.t slA
Commercial, 90 daves.,,,...A s9A
hoiehmarlN Commercial, "
NVNesssss .sss sssssss 80 sffth'''s' 'f'aN
Franks Bank, GO days.,,...o a096
Commercial, 70 days .,.....o alA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
-, INV purrER AND EGGS

n,,,,rv-O ld hens, per d1z., $50;
Loui' c{icltens. small. per dozen. s2lgQi
s sPlnry iarra, spring, PEE dozen. Y oO'
r rTisf per dozen, Sl-1oi iuthsy h ems
bOc: gohblers. ioe s5 5e 81 pef u'A'' f''VV'
u'l 80 frest. without case, &c.
ff5s,es,trEF Fresh country, 1857 choice
,,. i,Ts,s 20l23e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

fY AFioclutcd iltWs
Kansas CITY. Mo-, Nov. n. Wheat
Ne. hard IS lie, No, . rcd, 0sc.
Corn Steady; 80. . mixed, joe No,
white, abd3O lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
MONEY AID EXcnANaE.

by Associated Prcss,
New York. Nov 81, Money on call
easy at iGil ~ per cent, CLOSED, 4 II.
Primo paper, 1li5 IL.
Sterling exchange, dun az d.S5 1-2fr
1894 for demandi 4s3itl 80 IA fgr
alaly dnyA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

|Addltlon to this novel contest the
weekly Gazette offers the fol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

p'l0e Of The semi-weekly Ca
g. s'aea on Tuesday and Friday
81 ~ week. eight pages, Gfy-six
'0 each number, is only
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Galveston, Tex, Nov 81 tspsciaN -
Storllns, 90 days. y
NV 1891 49, ~ ;s.'s'.'s.s.'sss..' S
rev ptlcAns tshts'.......s...ss,. a ulA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Oalvosioa. Tex, nov 81 -I5plaINll :
Stocks this day. .....,...........- 90, ~
Stocks this Gay last year. .,ssss. l,v-'iEi4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

New OrieanA Nov eT-(speelaD Cotton
futures closed steady, iito iBpoints lower.
Enfpa 70 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
+SH PREMIUMS {!
To Subscribers.

10 subscribers.
'neaeing October Is, a register
u kept Of each yearly cash sub
|i0n received, and each one num-
70 tho order in which it came.
subscribers numbered as below
'eelye Immediately on registra-
heir subscriptions the sums OPP
the numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

rprsu VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
veaetahles-wax beans; per hushel,
20 10; butter beans, Sl-SO per en- 3lSa s,l
cabbage, Northern. per pound, X a..
49, ,,or nornd. . 1-2d3c; sweet pota-
t taes per bushei. 50aT5; sweet potatoes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

II VIII Be Submitted % Congress.
Tu<fay.

II WI DC t0ohtHtE1 70 &ou<ftt4t
To<faT.
WssHss7ox. Dec. 18-Secretary Car
lisle SAID today that his report was CON.
pletesf add would be sent TO congress to-
morrow. It : very long and also very
Important lie makes some Fccommcn-
dations which eill IL - thought. sur
pries great many people. What they
are cancel nov 30 told. AID nothing viii
probably BE learned % them till after
tbs report - sent Ia congress tomorro<.
lt has bssa the custom 20 fur.
nish the report 10 tbs press Tor
transm is~ion BY mail 90 their mem
hers. bat one brpkn faith cone years arr,
aud Published sscrrtzry's report be
fore Il went 20 congress and there have
l~en since like VIOLATION "a pledges
Secretary Carlisle fears 30 trust such
papers axsio. and - the report will
have to be transmitted BY wire after
cuhGrcss receives a. Even should al
fspeEs keep faith. be fears that soms
part q the report might reach Wall
street snd be used fpr speculation pur
puses and that be has determined 10
pre<sat lie prepared the whole OF il
a home and submitted % 70 the cabinet
foday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

luS5onS Adopted
CnrcAoo. Dec 1a-Ths convention OF
the A msriczn Federation OF Labor Adj
journed At noon today after fransactin<
what little business remained early Ia
the day The gold giideri union Of
Chicago. which has been on . strike for
i've months. nsksd assistance from the
fsdsrzfion- A favorabls minority re-
port wns returned Tho majority report
referring tbs msffss 70 the consideration
ef fhs coming sxscutivs council. was
sd1pasd
The couuisfss o. lava reported on
several sneodmsnts 10 the constitution
foachinx upon routins nattsrA Other
cunaittses made thsir reports and we're
Discharged
Tho following rsselstioas was intro
dsoed By Dslsgsss Drunnond and
ad1rts<I.
Resolssd. That The thirtssnth annual
uonxention a the Amsrican Fesisration
a Labor hereby expresses it, thanks TO
tbs labor organizations of Chicago. and
especially to the committee pf arrange
ment4. for tho splendid banquet and
other arrangements which have helped
20 fscilifsts business; and
Resolved. That we appreciate the fair.
impartial and foil reports accorded as
by the pubic press and, the labor re-
porters thereof. and forgive the artists
Who have worked "a Old stock euls a.
hksne.ses OF the delexat>s
On motion II Delegate Mcbride all
business IN the hands 81 committees
wac referred 20 the executive council.
Aa,ournment was then taken sine die.
the delegates singing Aud Lang syne'
a parting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
roo OFTEN THE CASE.


A young society lady, after . round q
yayety, becomes suddenly conscisus Of an un
Isnal sensation She has frequent attacks of
i.zin><s, her back acAss. and she feels blue an1
generally run down.
Mothers. look we'll TO your daughters!
Daughters, look well 70 yourelyesl
let the first symptom denoting the APP
9roach Of disesssa-ceive your instant at,en-
ION. Healthy women are the hope OF the
race. and il Is vell-nigh criminal to neglect
anything which promises relief.
There u hope for al sufferers from Nerroxs
Diseases. Read what follows:
Mrs Jennie c. DaviS fine artist and an
accomplished authoresS, Of Westfeld, Wis,
.lad been subject TO headache ever since she
,ould remember. So severe were her at
,s,cks as 10 cause ct times temporary delirium
III treatment had failed to relieve her, bat
.ifer using DR.. MileS Restorative Hervins
she writes: " Ny record IL 10 me, ~ least,
satisfactory. No headache, constantly in.
,reasing appetite, and . consequent gain in
seight Of two and half pounds in just one
seeks
Six weeks later she writes: "Have reac
md sewed immoderstely of late, but my
headaches do not return
Mrs. John X. Miller, of Valparaiso, Ind,
ras attacked three years ago with turn Of lifs
m its worst form. IL finally went TO her
mead, and ell indications were that IL would
result either In insanity or softening Of the
brain. Her husband thus writes: II would
e impossible for me 10 attempt q description
4 her ssfsrings during all this time She
sas treated BY our rery 6ea local physicians,
sith but Temporary benefit. She has taken
k,nr bottles Of DR- MfLR RESTORATIVE
yERyrxE, and Is cured She has gained
twenty pounds in weight l tell you. sue
,ften blezsss you for what you have done for
her.
Recollect that for the cuR1 Of all Ner-
vous Diseases there IL no remedy which APP
breaches Dr. Miies' Restorative kervsse IL u
free from dangerous drugs and opiaies- Sold
BY all druggists, on positive guarantees, %
pr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhsrt Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

pe.er sliiL the pspsE ada ~ pre.spt
n.nlslry l. tie blst thai Ifs.y las had
Ia li4a5 tasfs Rsi1e Al1ls1>< lr1spl
~ NJ n'rPo1F.eie f1f ne izter@ ~ Ne
rrs~rnf ei1ei.et his sfsss ms 2 e4.F
o.Is sto<yl phich the rApsr prpmises ~
is-i an,l fsnfra ~ a<>c1snssn sosrs
s1t1 ooafFnastto1 - necst.s<fs prc@nss
u srpssrt ia4t las spirit g fz<<zoa I'D
sn<<<sn<}u - tee koyHr4ens hAs
deeper sless thsn = sapp<<sd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

remedy - DR., Plerces
Fisnnu1t felh<x Put up
10 nttls glAs vsals, handy
and convenicnf. Sealed,
TOO, % that you know
they're always fresh and
reliable, unlike the ordi-
nary pills IA woodsn or
pasf<toard boxo<
There's nothing m Ne
vsy Of plis - snail az -
s.<y 70 take - thee little
Pellets. Tber~'s nothing
% e&sy and natural IN 80
tn .4MfUR fHMt <-H11 a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

View xc~k Come. peclar. "a 20 ne
Illegal

Illegal
Nsw Yosx. Dsc la-The Nee York
stsfe court Il sprrsls has decided that
Sunday askinx i illegal. add that owners
and l-s@ess a private premi-~s ~ vel
- tie rshlic generally. must obey the
law Thlsdecision has he>n obtained by
tao UHsnes county poschefs 10 revenge
far thsir prosecutions and eonvsctioa for
eaeFoschsnR on tue xsmc preserves 81 .
wsaiihy kkhinr club. They had shs
prcsidrns ~ the Aneser~' club ARRESTED
~ sshins on Sunday In The siifbs rond
lie sss frird add nnesi o. Ths cns
49, carried ap. snd Ckief Jrssics f.ssi
sasf Jastices Maynard. Andrews ssd
- hslea dicoi<r~i 81 vofs Il Z ~ . that
Al a-hina. poblic 90 private. ca aunday
= ts~gsk Judges Psekhsm, Finch and
Gray fiis~~nt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

PxaxAxnuco. Dee. l9--ft is expected
that the dyramiie boat Nichteroy win
leave here snoFtly for Bahia. en- route 90
RIO Jansira Tho crew are busy taxing
on supplies. etc. The Nichteroy II now
commanded BY NuDez Ribisro. formerly
commander q the Rspubiica Word
reached here today that the America
had arrived safely AZ Marznnao. In the
northern part "a HraziL All Is quiet
here. bat information comes from Rio
that the stats Of affairs there II turning
in favor Of tho vosernment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
DR. SCHENCK'S

xsnirske Pills hsvss vslu> 80 kou-~holi
renicdy Car b~youd she power q language 70
describe Tie family can hardly b tr1ss -
zsssf shss aoes noe k~sp thsza % s4na fs<
- N sm<xsenss~A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

Yuxxx. Dec. IA dynamite bomb
vas expiodsd this esening In Eakanotz.
Bohemia thirty niles wcst OF Prague.
half wrecked and other houses badly
damaged VOID. his wifs and two
daughters were Injured There is no
clos 10 tho psEpetrator Of the outrage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
SIM r E


pe oct ssv gsgs sessa.Rsse
Mnp oecse hes Aey 49,
ufulu
Tey k< dsse Insy
psiscty sppA having
csasrA eufsd II time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

A go a Css.rrh shss sanS ~ cured by
Dr. saesS CasAr1-A H>n~1y n - rare that
th< naksrs Of the metictns srs wiiliag 70 rixk
fhis offrr; :" IN - eant cure ycur Catarrh.
r~rf>cfiv and p~smaseuziy, 10 matter what
1oar 60 =, VEL pay you $50"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

AS we want to make this week Record Breaker
in point of sales. will induce every person who
intends to buy Sensible Holiday Present to TO
U.s. We quote below how we'll do it:
Every Underskirt in establishment at one
third discount
Everything in Fur Department at greatly
reduced prices
Every Cloak in our establishment less than one
half price
Every Infants Cloak at just half their price
Every Waist and Macintosh at less than value
of material
All our Tea Gowns at just half their original
price
Choice of any Trimmed Hat. including all Pattern
Hats only $500
All our $40 and SI2 Trimmed Hats choice So.
Any Hat below that price your choice sI.oo.
All our Chdrens Cloaks at less that half price.
One lot of Children's Fur Sets sold at s375 and
$500 your choice S2oo
Lots and lots of bargains besides those men,
toned and if those prices will not convince you that
you buy goods for less than you did it will not be
the fault of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

- much lasting god Th-y sbselut-ly ans
p<v-ran>ntly czlrs Constipation, bilios~s,~x
lrdix~<tson, SICK or Hfiosn Headaches, Jaan
dsc>. sour Sforssch. sni Diz<ins~L Al -
r<nxpneuen q liver, Stomach, and hovsis sr'
prevented. rslisvsd. and cur>d
Tssy.rs ssarpaf>~d 20 give ntkfsction. q
youP money , roeurnc4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
MANDRAKE

II th> saiy ->w~sssi. -ah~sinsss for shss
dangerous mineral. MERCURY. ssi -hils
- .cs.en - . czrstiv> . faily sgusl. u
pe~~<<vrs nons Of ~ peFiloas sasst<