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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

liverpool. Dec. what Spot.
ouiri. demand poor; No. rcd winter.
~ gi.gdi No. 2 rod spins. stock *
hnuEied. 10 I hard Manitoba, q 81;
Nd. i California. g. ifuinreH opggnd
duii and fartnlnR higher. but REACHED
and CLOSED quiet o. unchanged
10 / farthinN lower business was
Equally distributed; December. 4ss ia.
.ysnuafy. si-id. February, is9 80! .
March. q to i-id; April q 70 la, 1tAy.
corn-spof. steady. American mix
Cd. Is. Futures opened duh and \ far
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
TEXAS 10 chicago without Change
NIn So LonIs.

Tho 'fron Mountain Route" always
studying tho comfort OF ita patrons.
has estahllehcd combination system
,f pullman AMI wagner altcping oarI.
,unnine between an points In Tetaa
and Chicago without change. via he
wabash aud C.lcaeo ana Alton rat
est cen, cnlenee IL afforded the traveller.
and adds 20 tie Just reputation which
ma route nas gainsd o. being thu fore
front IN sil improvements popular with
IN travelling public For further infof-
nation hpply 10 John c. lcsis. Travel.
inE Passenger Agent. Austin, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Liverpool. Dcc, ia.--cotton- Spot falI
demandi prlosa steady American
o i-idi American mlddiing saga
low mlddhng is-l0d. good ordinary
2 1850. ordinary 2 BID
Tho sales Of the day were ~. 100
bales, OF which 1000 were Tor fpeoula-
ton and export ana included 1900
American. Receipts 10000 bales. ~.
clurul 10 con ~ fflran,ifutnfts uiirapd
uieady but developed decided weali'
moss and closed quiet ~ the DECLINE.
ding l. N G Doe. ? 0ssGi08d. Jan, and
Feb. Gl-6i0s1, Feb. and March 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

New York. Dee. is.-Cotton--Ne re-.
eelpia ieao, gress tpsa exporta 70 Great
britain 9ala, to France giUai 20 The
nonei stock 9f6ia Thlal tadhy--nct
rnurlptE Ai,lss, exports 20 Great nriiain
Mii26, 70 France lid0i 10 the continent
1875 stock Insist, Consolidated not
reculpiH 2Og,pds, exports 10 Great llrii-
ain se,lis! 10 Franco aiOdd. to tho con.
uncnt MINIS Total since Heptemher
Met receipts igad. sSl, exports 10
Great britain i,asa,dsa, to trance 400,
100 10 mo nnnIlnnnl 1 nla ilN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
|1lIous SALES OF SUGAR
,asr.spiSe rnAr nEAL'z-
". 'e rnions WENT w.


-, ks....t. ..,t
| a. McPeak a Co. S'oVN INV
| prol,trs:
ln' ~, ta-Jrhe opening OF
I,F lofA' wv .,,.. ..,,h n,ty
| market was lrIobui"' ny" V'''
Is,,,al changes In tho sfAnBerh'
,,,tan waa strong. Sugar
|iiffh - -. a. Of nnd advanced
kttd AZ W - W -, ~.
liar. The market u'Ne''pFe az"
,,ne after first dealinss'
p'n .l,or,a considerable short
onlpN -, 49,. a,a a,y ma
|fst In b. fHu' '"''N' - '
i In our market would scare tue
opened active and higher.
InsFi'AnS ~ a,,a t,uisyt,n.
IA shore, ~ raw 49,
1 nashville. Northern faelilr pre-
1 ..1 reading Ia lower. Erie.
~ ~ ron.aian Pacific ~
~ faHne' sH' ,e btsbee ionAnS
~" - "'h
N q 80 r..a.a c,,t ar1
y ny SEQ OF 80. y H. bnn,,t,..,.,.,
J nAs beeh PlvWl''u eit,hi1 ~ n,
4 sialeun.n y, Nv f" nrnu, 40, a.
VI week VIII s sno" b s,n,e,S M
above AZ, S Sevs sv1 "
b rtikel ,Vlas t@s 3tN,''', ~,
ldsr inietos' ,s ~" , on,sI Ina An i'm.
pash s ln,.n,,niaaion houae purchases
~ me iheu', ~ e,H,s,a, M rnr.
|don ana ~ w u' w. ~ ~ h,,,. ~.
i flement wy. u i,l., ~ " o 80 ~,
balDung lnuuel,V's ~ 49,, a.
ne eNeeueut aenu..' a., s1hr,Ii,,sss
b an carry p'9sesu ~ ,stia,eg
b. nena'o o. nia 80 ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
itnnAns CIV l,rnann,

kansas city, Mo-, bee ia-wheat--
steady; No 2 hard. heo, No . ND. sosl
90 isgc' rejected. teGt7o; sample sales.
MisAlselpp river r. o b.. No. Z hard
% l-2adoc, No red. 90
torn--Steadyi No, mixed. Al i.4fl
u sac. No, white. 20 lee.
81 l-ac; No, white. a3e
rye Firm. No 2. ipc
flaNhecd-puil; NsSdi 20.
hnn Firm, 6Sgeao.
rle, Nb00DO0,
iutter-w eaki creamery. l0g2io:
dairy, isWi5o
Egre quiet. ipc
keeeipts-wheat. 1000 bushels; corn.
$1,000 onts. 1900
shipments None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Kew orleans. La Dec -Hhgar--
o,liet and steady. opcn Kettle, prime.
p 5-Sr! fair 70 fully fair, 1880 2 ID
iec, common 10 good common, zoo lsse
inferior. I 7.ke; ceniritng.l p,an,ailgp
,nird. 1904 il.i6c choice white. b
fsIg a.sc. on white. 1903 i-fo,
arsy white. 2Qs 1-iGci choice yellow
eiarllnd. 2 i-iBc; prime yellow clarified.
is-iCQsc; on yellow clarified, $40
+ Use. seconds, b-SQg Ii-iec.
Mlinaaea--Duli and steady, opcu
Kettle. choice. zoe, ;lod prime, iiNisci
rood fair 70 prime, is1i6gi Common n
fam ne: centrifugal, good prime TO
strictly prime, To- good tir 20 TRIM
81. good common to fair. 20. infVlor
20 common. ac.
Rnrnn-laIlcc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
me ~, Gnna. l,rnar-

Now York, ncc. ~ AZ buyorA from
interior markets. began 10 gather and
discuss the situation the auction Halaa
and iiH efferts AFRO dismissed ana a.,
tenilon 10 atttAolcd to The preparation
Of goods for aprnn ana also FOR linz
picdinle wants There waa a Hood 10
mand for prints ana enmbrioa aud also
eiuKhnmsi dreaa goods domostloa and
hicAchpd cotton, Hope 10 inch bleaohod
are over sold and prlcca advanced 10
$40. Printing cloths dull aud steady
NJ z ado
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
mr.. Dennis Cures CntHrrh
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee bllt
srrcIAL nArns ron Tnn moLpAYs


The Fort Worth ana D'nver City
railway will sell round trip Tickets be-
tween stations on their line within n
distance OF 200 miles az n rate OF 4
centa per mile, Dates Of sale, Decori-
Der "a. Is and 81, 1894. and January
/. 1895 limited for anal return up 90
and including January 2 isgS
rsor fuil Information call on or adj
aroga your nearest local agent or
u, y. KELLER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
Fort WORTH Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Liverpool. Dec, ia--llacon- Steady.
demand mnderniei Cumberland cut, as
to 30 pounds 8sa. short ribs. IS pounds,
SIS, long clear llght, Is pounds to I'd
pounds. 1885, long ceaf heavy, bl
pounds. aas; short clear bnol,a light u
pounds aha ca; short clear mlddleh.
heavy, % pounds, siai clear bellica. "A
70 i6 pounds, iba.
shauldera-aduaro. ~ 10 is pounds,
27u ca
Hama-short cut. II TO 10 pounda. 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Kansas city. Dec --cattio--Re-
ceipts aiOO, shipments $500 market
stronger, Texas staera f7bbfIa 20 Texas
COWS SibOT225 beef steers s00W5 90.
native cows Si0003iO, Htooltera and
feeders 81 .S6d2.G5, bulls sib00251.
Ilogs-Recelnis 700. shlpments 200.
Market 10 70 lbc higher. bulk " sales
"a 9sff 80, heavy 4. qnds 81. packers Si2s
tGb, mixed i100A65; lights sJ7ouA 20;
Yorbera sii6dtg0. pigs is 2Bds90.
sheep Receipts 1900, Rhipmtph 900.
ulfady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

mem 4, US l2-rhe weekly state
TO-DAY st we Bank OF France isans4l
compared with the pre"io,;s ns n ~
AZ IN circulation. decreased a ass :
AZ. aienes, treasury accounta current
ddssreased 2otib,000 francs. eold IN h.,a'
c,,,,,d ss.t50O0c francs, billa ais,
,,,en decreased lgi, 100000 franz WI
siNer IN hand. decreased pss don srsnrs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

.,s New York, Dec. is.-Thc to,a, sales or
c,vdTs today were 2i0.e7s sharcs m.
I,l, n,s american sugar. i5S. 1901 pur.
' y ii,aOOi Chicago gaa. l6.eoo, ID
o. a. AZ ~ HOQ' Manhattan consolidated
c is,y,v, Missouri Pacific. COCO. New York
pv s,, 700 Northwestern. 500. 81
i.ao ui' sAfO0i Tennessee Coal and Iron
1906 Western Urlon. ssOo AVN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

washington, Dec, IS THE cash bal.
nis 20 tne treasury today was 1855.
V-9,sTl' het geld. tl0i,sSs,02e.
nus, however docs not include with
ing 10 s9.aS0iOO0 leaving no frue amo,,n,
oil the sold balance siOi, i9S. O2g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

= i.s,di March and kpfll i.oi9s a.eid;
Nprn end May a.ail buyers, May and
svne , t.elIa hseidl June aNd July
e-ed buyers, July and August J-sisf
aellern. 49, .--.-N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Galveston, TcN., Doc ia,,-C0tton-
Steady MlddllhG, 3 a.ldc; nalos, GOO
halcui receipts. h,Yii exports, l2Aoe,
stock, Mnii0
sugar steady Louisiana choice
white, Q i-ani Louisiana fanny yellow,
i,ici loulhana choice yellow, 3 l'so,
Louisiana prime. 30,
Coffpc-U UNCHANGED
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

London, Dec. ia-Canadinn Pacific.
% l-s, Eric, IL, Eric heconda, G9i mi.
nolu Central, 81 IL; Mexican ordinary.
~ st. Paul common. 90 50; New York
central l02 IL; Pennsylvania, 81 rs;
iltseadins' s'li Mexican Central fonrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

New York, Dec is.-The Evening
Posts London cablesram says. The
markets. were good an around ,odav
put tho activity was still eonnneb "a
mines. Americans showed vood tone
put was Idle South Americana ycerc
nrm on a further ian 10 the Argentine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

thing higher. closed duh At unchanged
prices; business heaviest on early peat
lions. December ~; January. a Cdt
February. a. sd; March. "a "a; Arm,
u sd; May. n sd.
Flour Dnni demand poor: 81 Louis
fancy winlor. s..
peas---CnnaalAn. a. ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
cn.ar uale. % INan.s. ana nI p, n.

chenp Hatcs ." NH""n 80 ~, ~.
on Dsrember 20, ~ anI wy
ssf@..,,. ftxear.lou TEX a. 20 kan
'ritf. nannlhni ANA -. Loais =.
ane inrr Tor iiie ro"sd n.p ~,
hop. ,,e,.r- and Innas call On W, -
i,, rify Iiekef Ahrnt, cernsr
Win, anh hain streets; fsr. warn
vr ne"'' n. Mac tntf, q. y. -
fert WORTH, les
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

a. n,eember 20. q and 2g 1884, the
~ -, ,i,aal route Will. o. usual have
"Inis hbliday excursion Tickets 10
On ,,,,hsartcrn statoa Qrc'udias St
~. fst,iavliie. cnclnnath Melphia
Ia IA New orleanO o rate Of one fare
~ Nv round trip. Tickets limited 70
,sirty days Tor return. ~
'p ra1 on nearcai ''-kst agent for fuli
inforMs''' 5.g PRICE.
A. .. =. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
Nov nrIonns Vniton,

New orleans. Dee, ~. Cotton Dull
mlddlihg i-Soi low middllng ! 7.scl
Houd ordinary I bsso, not receipts H.
Gin i0.0i0. ralru p(0, stock zoe EOS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

! onnss pee i9-Bhr silver, % asa
N n a' Money SO per cont The
h M. ,,-,'vunt in the open market for
d ' ana ihrcc months bills, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

'pl ~ pel ia.-Tho weekly state
|iD &c Rank d England Issued
ma r ~ re following changrs, hs
.,ii ~. Win tho previous aecoant
'S'srye. decreased $4,000 pounds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

London. Dec. i3,-Thc amount OF hui.
non Wlthdrewn from the Bank o. Eng
lalu on balance today was 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Aas Nac i1-1'he Bank N Eng-
itns,d ~ ~, On discount remalna uu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

|qaas lafk, Disc. is.-oovernment
|sAas nrs, states inactive; railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Excursion tickets win be sold from
an stations on the Texas asa paalnc
railway and connecting railroads ne
cefnber 90 II and 2, 1894, 70 All points
10 the southeast with choice u routee.
VIA Now Orleans Shreveport OF Mem.
phin, * one fare fur the round trip.
sood for return thirty days l'om date
~ sale.
nor tickets. lime fahior and further
Information. call on or address your
nearest Ticket skent or
W, a. pAeIffELT..
travelling Passenger AGENT.
OABTON MEaLUtn,
General Passenger Agent,
Dallas. Tar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

cordaRe aaal ronc. hnlflnch basis,
2 i-2c; MANILA reno, bnif.inch banla
twino, lhoi 5-ply tutc twlne, n l-2c
Iive-huHhel oht bags 7c. corn sacks
Ia Platte, 1rscj Bounce wheat nncka,
e1-ici 2i.2 bunhoi Bounce corn sacks.
Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14
WHEAT SHOWED SOME STRENGTH
CLOSED nomsn, MIR run GAIN
WAS SMALL.


TO p. q. Mereak & Co.. Commission
Merchana.
Nhlea5o, Dec, is.--whcat displayed
ooIHderabic strength at the fore part
oifahe aesalon and with elcaranees as.
efSsating $4,000 bushels wheat and
nour from Atlantic porls. the outlook
Tor while was encouraging. ~ the
session wore on the market again as
sumcd that iethargic attitude and on
laei Of further support gradually sank
OF ITS own wcight, speculation being
devoid Of sentiment Rep rls were cur
rent taat the l.atlatte wheat crop IL
ehe-thltd smaller than last year white
w iriee current IL responsible for
me Biatgmcnt that wheat feeding a
sun maintained and that marketing
OF whcat q expected TO SHOW de-
crease In The near future These s,ato-
inrms. however. had little effoOt na tho
fullhg factor here az present, the for
elkh situation, continues Encouraging
cables today were decidedly lndifici-
eni, Foreigners mauifestlng little or no
interest on tails side. Tnr market has
ruled weak and depressed acts ha
though II was overloaded, TOO much
- NAnAAh wi tue hIMAN w NAiNl OF 10
encourage foreign buying
on the lighter movement the corn
mafke, opened strong and fairly active.
Considerable long stun was thrown on
the market, however latter para OF the
session mud the market broke. de-
cllnlng a-ic from high point, fow
STOP orders being caught on ihe way
down. Shippers sold, while commits
sion houses had realizing ordera, buy
ing WIS scattered.
ProviHlons, Hike grain, opened with
an encouraging arpyot and WIKI buying
by packers, a fair advance was
scored. the strength onana,ing from
the light receipts VI hogs, which run
1900 under expectations, The little
rise. however. led to rcn'igationa and
IN the closing dealings decline en-
sued the early gain being almost en-
tlrely lost.
Range OF rricc- ~ chicago.
OPENING High Low, Close.
July ,.n...G 90 rs 90 s.s bsIa CO is
May -,.,.,,bg % 80 rs IS rs 90
Corn No p
january ....i77 rs IS 81 a.S a. as
May .,...abo 5,s 60 "a ~ rs 80
oaia No .
January 80 ~ 90 1-s 295.s g 5-s
May ".,.,;.S2 % Sc rs 80 i.s % 6s
Mess pork
January $500 yig1O slia5 u20O
May .,.,,... 1885 i2E 1880 1879
Lard
January eco. 800 Sog 5000 $685.
May .r".". 40 IA III III
Ribs
january .... 5000 ,GG $500 B.O7
May ..u..., GO 6aO $40 go
md
Cash closing.
wheat ,..,. s...s,..s.ss'sss''s'''tb ~
Corn ,.,..., ",s,,...'..,'.',,''''.q
oats .,,',,.'.....'.'..s''.. ''4v Icy
PORK '.''t''''''''s''s''t' y wv
lara s'.'''ssssssss''' ''''''''-F ~
KIDS st''.s''Ftsss''s's's's'' e'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

H. York, Dec, is.-stookH and
" closed At the following prloes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

cotton--Iow mlidilnR. a7-ao: ntrlct
low middilnp il-bc. fnlddllng, g.sei
strict middllng +i-2a; good niiddlng
tG-sa.
Wool--Iigif MEDIUM, 100. low mAdi-
UNI. 30. heavy me. dose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Poultry - old hens, per dozen
2 30, spring ohlchenn, per dozen, 81 t0a
2 rs, roosisrs. per dozen, 81 25i turkey
hens 500. gohbiers 7ae; geese. per doz.
en-. 80, duciss. per dokcn, ismes5
nKgs- Fresh without casr. g2e.
Butter--Fresh country. i2gl5o, choice
efcuiuerv gb1efe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-14

Vegetables cabbhgcH, per ~. 70; po-
NJ. lei beets. per ~, 70. Tomatoes. por
bushcl. So wax beans, npc-haif bunhel
baskois. ". celery loQk0c per bunch,
pumpkin ynms. per burhel. 7sc
Fruitr--Lemons, fancy CGnaJ Dor box
N0t TO; riorida oranges. 81.
Northern apples, t113.f0 per barrel.
bananas, 81 2t92 80 per bunch.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
"a Pair of Kids"

At the rink opera house, June end,
Ezra Kendall in the well known
comedy "A Pair of Kids" is sure to
be entertaining as ever. There is a
quaintness about his old countryman
"Jiles Button" that isirresistible and
the dry humor he possesses seems to
catch everybody. He will no doubt
be able as heretofore to drive away
any little melancholy that may
chance to linger around anyone when
the curtain is rung up, for he is a cir
Gus when he gets started. The thous-
and and one situations in "a Pair of
Kids" are about as ridiculously alb
surb as the minds of man can con-
ceive and people laugh because they
cannot helpit. The piece is now in its
ninth year and is said to be funnier
than ever, having been rearranged
here and there to suit the demands of
a especially selected and strong COM
pany of comedians, among whom are
Gilbert Sarony the funny school
ma'am of Babes in the Wood" the
we'll known eccentric comedian
John Magee, Miss Jennie Dunn, the
La Verde Sisters and other favorites.
Guaranteed first class.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
Good Advice.

Hurry up your papering and paint
ing. summer will soon be here, when
you have the flies and dust, and other
work will command your attention.
You will find some very nice, new
patterns of wall paper on exhibition
at Saur g. Balsley's Drug and Book
Store, which have never been on sale
before. The prices continue to re-
main low and the quality of the very
best. The stock Of cloth and paper
window shades at this house is very
large and complete. The goods the
very best and the patterns the very
latest. No house, is or seems to be,
complete without window shades.
Should your house need painting,
either inside or outside, this is an ex-
cellent time to have it done. Paints,
at this season of the year are nearly
always as cheap and sometimes:
cheaper than at any other season OF
the year, and there are no flies or
dust to mar it, OF frost to prevent its
driving rapidly.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
$466 GOES UP In SMOKE.
A Mcclure BUSINESS Man Uses an Old
Stove for a Bank!

Mr.. Ed. Feiser, of Feiser Bros, a
business firm of Mcclure, on return
ing home Saturday night had on his
person the sum of $465 in bank bills,
which he thrust into an old stove,
which had not been in use for some
time, for safe keeping. Mr.. Feiser
arose early Sunday morning and re-
pared to his place of business. lnthe
meantime his wife got up, and the
morning being quite damp and chill
ly though she would make a fire in
the old stove, and make the house a
little more comfortable, she little
knowing with what valuable mater
ial she was kinlling the fire.
On returning home Mr.. f. found g
comfortable fire, also that the $46J
were in ashes, much to the sorrow OF
himself and good wife, who was o1
course entirely innocent OF the dis
truction she had wrought.
Like occurrences are quite fre
acknowledgement enough to put peo
pie on their guard against using
stoves for a banking place for mon
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. ct
Fosters Advance Pointers ON the
Weather for the Next Thirty Days

NV last bulletin gave forecasts OF
the storm wave to cross the contl-
nent from 27th to 31st, and the next
will reach the Pacific coast about the
3lst, cross the western mountains by
close of June ID to 4th, and the east
ern states about the 5th.
Very warm weather will precede
this disturbance, and the storm cen
ter will increase in force in and east
of the great central valleysfromJune
2nd and 9Th.
The second disturbance Of June
will reach the Pacific cost about the
9th, cross the western mountains by
close of 7th, the great valleys from
Sth to 10th, and the eatsern states
about the 18th. 1t will attain its
greatest force east of the Mississippi
about the 10th.
Warm waves will cross the western
mountains about May 31st, and June
| 6, the great central valleys about
June I'd and Sth, and the eastern
states about the 4th and 10th. Cool
waves will cross the western noun
tains about June Sd and 9th, the
great central valleys about the 9th
and 18th, and the eastern states about
the 7th and 18th.
The temperature of June will be
near the general average, the firs1
half or the month warmest. Rainfall
will be above the average, except i'm
mediately east of the Rocky noun
| tains.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
As Usual.

Mr.. E. S. Nichols, late of the Pauld-
ing Democrat, but who purchased
the Democratic Times, at Wapa-
koneta, a couple of weeks ago, sold
the plant to Henry Holterman, editor
of the German paper, Die Post, at
Wapakoneta. Mr.. Holterman, in
turn, sold the subscription list and
good will of the Democratic Times
to F. B. Kampf, editor of the old
reliable Auglaize County Democrat,
which has been published at Wapa-
koneta for the last forty-six years.
The Democratic Times was founded
in malice in order to run out Mr.
Kampf, but the effort, after a si1
years fight, failed.-Detiance Repu6
Lican.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
New Court Gases.

The following new court cases have
been entered upon the court docket
during the past week: :,
Sidney Winsor VS.. Emil Zon ct al.
Foreclosure of mortgage.
Edwin A. Langly VS.. John f.
Schulty ct al. Foreclosure.
VIM. Orthwein VS.. Henry Curtis ct
al. Quiet title. :,
Harriet E. Knepley VS.. Lucinda
HONEYWELL. To set aside will.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-31
"Ten Acres Enough"

In no part of the country can the
''Ten Acres Enough idea be more
fully carried to successful results
than in the State of Washington.
Ten acres, or less, covered with fruit
trees, berry bushes and garden stuff,
will make more than a living for a
family. Fruits and vegetables car
be grown tons to the acre, with
markets in the lumber and mining
camps, and for shipment to the east
Write to F. J. Whitney, st. Paul
Mimi, for printed matter and furth
er information.