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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-16
Harper's Magazine
IN 1896

BTISeiS, q new novel by WILLIAM BLACK, witt
ten with all the authors's well-knnwn chsrm Of
mauner, will begin in December Number, 1875, and
continue until May A new novel by GEoRaE DU
NAuRIEE, entitled The Marian. win also
hegin duing the year. II Is not TOO much 10 say
that no noY,l has ever been awaited with Ench
great expectation a. the successor 10 TRILB1
THE PERSONAL kECOiLkO1IUSS uF JOAN
OF ARC Will continue AID viii relate the story OF
the failure aud martyrdom 1 the Maid oil Orleans.
Other important fiction tf the year will g
novelette, by MARK TWIN, III der the title, TOM
SAWYER, DETECTIVH;s brmOIous three-pa
tale cAltd TWO MUDDLETY, by LANGDoN
tLwYN MITCHELL; ard short stories by OCTAVE
THANET, RICHARD HAErlNG DAVIS, MARY f..
WILKINS. JULIAN Ralph, BRANDER MATTHEWS,
OWEN WIsTER, and other w6lknCwn writers.
PRoF. WOODROW WILSON will coLtibute six
papers on George Washington and his timer, with
Illustrations by HOWARD tYLE, PouLTNEY BIGE-
Lows histoiy oil THE GERMAN eTRCGGLE
FOR LIBERTY, illustrated by r. CAToN ooD-
VILE, will be continued through the winter. Two
papsrs ON st. Clairs Sefeat aid Mad Anthony
Way els victory, by THEODORE RoosKyoLT, With
graphic Illustrations viii be printed during the
year.
A noteworthy feature Of the MAGAZINE during
1876 will be series OF articles by CASTER W.
NHITNKY. describing his trip of 2ft0 miles on
snow-shoes aud with dog-sletge Trains into the
unexph red Barren Grounds of British North
Amencs " pursuit Of wood bison and mnsk-oxen.
Mr. WHITNEY series will ave the addt d interest
OF beirg illustrated from photographs taktn by
Limsvh.
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Corrected weekly by H. H. Woke 4 Bro. !
CALIFORNIA COAST MOUNTAIN RANGE
An Attractive Country That Is Not Yet
Much Known.


Much Known.
California mountain scenery is not con-
fined to the great Sierra Nevada range by
any means. Mounts Shasta, Whitney,
GODDARD, Lyell and other numerous and
we'll known peaks If the Sierra associated
with such famolis field of pleasure as
Yosemite, Tahoe, Tehipite, the Craggs,
the Palisades and the big trees constitute
such mass of mountain grandeur that
one would naturally be led to believe that
nature lad exhausted herself in the pro-
ductic' beautiful scenery in the one
great 5untain range along tho eastern
boundary of the Golden State. But such
is not the case. Tho Coast range, Tehi-
chipi and Sierra Madre mountains contain
their just proportion of attractions. Lake
Mendociuo, Humboldt and Del Norte
counties abound in enchanting scenes,
while Santa Cruz, Monterey, Santa Bar
bara, Kern and San Borpardino oil afford
numerous eiticing fields for seekers after
pleasure.
Tho western slope of the Coast range
south of San Francisco bay abounds in at
tractive woodland scenes. The big red
favorite summer resort for hundreds of
campers, while the numerous mineral
springs arc sought out by inyalids or seek
ers after better health. Along the roads
throughout this region are many objects
which attract moro than passing attention,
and bridges Of unique structure are not
uncommon. When sawed timbers and
iron trusses are considered too expensive,
the faporite substitute is coast redwood.
This will last for years, is strong, service
able, and not very expensive.
There is at present lack Of railway IA
cilities in the whole interior coast region.
Lines of road ought to connect the great
interior valley with the seacoast through
the Pacheoo, Panoche and Chealome passes
through the Coast range, the western or
scaboard points to be reached being Santa
| Cruz, Monterey and Port Hartford.
No part of the Pacific coast is richer in
natural resources than the mountainous
country lying between tho San Joaquin
valley and the Pacific ocean. Petroleum,
quicksilver, COAL gypsum, bituminous
| rock, limestone and asphalt abound in
different localities, and various hot and
cold springs of known beneficial medical
| properties are also found. The small val
leys and rolling hills arc largely composed
of a very rich black soil which requires
| little irrigation for orchard or vineyard
and produces good crops of grain annually
| without,any artificial moisture. In some
| sections dairying is already extensively
| followed, and this business will no doubt
| rapidly increase as transportation facilities
| are improved No largo streams arc found
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WAR FEVER RISING.
ENGLAND AND GERMANY ON THE
RAGGED EDGE.

warshIps Are Ordered to Ee Made
Ready and All the Regiments Of the
British Army Have Been Ordered 20
Prepare For Mobilization.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The gravity of the
political crisis here is increasing instead
Of diminishing. The attitude of Elm
peror William toward Great Britain in
the matter of DIR. Jameson's freebooting
expedition into the Transvaal upon
closer study seems to have been deliber-
ate. and long and carefully planned.
The Transvaal incident, 1t would ap-
pear, was only the pretext resolved
upon by the emperor in order to enter
the field as an active opponent of Great
Br1tain's policy of aggrandizement in
Africa, and her little missunderstand-
ing with King Prempeh OF Ashanti, to.
gether with her support Of Italy's war
fare against Abyssinia, are believed to
have been the irritating features which
finally induced his majesty to show mis-
hand. OF course, this is only sample
of the runners in circulation here, but it
shows the drift OF the WIND ana mas
served to incense the BRUSH 10 de-
gree not witSessed since war with Rus
sia was threatened some years ago.
Dispatches from Berlin announce that
Emperor William had an important
conference with DR.. Kayser, chief OF
the German colonial ofhce, and that
further dispatches have been exchanged
between Berlin and Pretoria. Great
Britain IS evidently determined not 10
be caught unprepared Tor war. Inc re-
port that orders have been sent to Ports
mouth. Devonport and chatham Tor
the immediate commissioning OF ny.
ing squadron OF warships IS confirmed
and has caused profound impression
in all circles The flying squadron Is
ordered to be ready for sea by Jan. IA,
Tuesday next.
In addition Admiral Sir Frederick
George Denham Bedford, IN command
of the Cape of Good Hope and West
Africa station, has been ordered TO pro-
ceed to Delagoa bay, on board the flag.
ship ST. George and Is now on his way
there, accompanied with another cruiser
with all possible speed.
Inc Terinan EMPEROR, IL appears hau
planned to land a force OF Germans at
Delagoa bay IN order to assist the Beers
against the British and only desisted
from so doing when he learned OF DR..
Jameson's defeat and capture. This, it
is claimed, is proof that his message to
President Kruger congratulating him
upon his victory over the British and
his majesty's reported announcement to
DR.. w. J. Leyds, the secretary OF state
of the Transvaal, that Germany refused
to recognize any suzerainty over the
Transvaal were well weighed moves,
the result OF pre-arranged policy.
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Harpar's Bazaar
IN 1895

tt I twcuty-ninth Sear ofHARPER'S BaZAE
beginning in Jnnnary, IS 8, hnds II maintaining
It's deserved reputation hotn as a Fashl6 Journail
and weekly periodical fr rome reading
Every wttk the Bazar presents beautiful toll.
cites fer various tccasols, SANDuL, BACpE, and,
CHAPUis illustrate and ,ngrave the newest de-
sigis iIOrn the hnett models in Paris and Berlin
NEW YORK FASHI0IS epitom zcs current
styles In ew York foltnighty pattern sheet
supplement with diagrams and direclons enables
women 10 cut and make III, ,ir owa gowns, ard is,
4 great value To the professional motists as well
ae to The amateur dIessn ahcr Chi drun's Cloth
ing Tece ves coLs ant q. lention. Fashion for Men
are described tn full detail by nan ahou,-t town =
OUR PARIS LETT ER, by KATH ,RINE De Forest,
is rightly week rel ttal Of fashion,, gossip, and
sc tia doings In Paris, Civ, II by clever woman in
al ,Dt, rtaiuiDg way.
Both the selial lor 1895 are the work OF Ameri-
can women. MRS. GERALD, by MARIA LOUISE:
PooL. is striking story Of New England life
MARY Il. WILKINS. in JEROME, A POOR MAN,
discus ses the always interesting problems of
the relations between hhor and capi' al. Short
stories will he written by the best authors.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS. Music. The Out
door Woman, Persouas What We Are Doing,
Women and Men, report and discuss themes OF i'm
mediate interest.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Qucs-
tions receive the personal attention of the editor,
and are answered al The earliest practicable da 10
after their receipt.
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When Captain Stewart OF the vortigern
was In port, he told story Of n chum's
experience His chum Is Captain Peters
Of the Blackheath. The incident happen
ed when Peters was second mate OF the
Strathmore, a sailing vessel. The shin was
wrecked ON one Of the Crozet islands, IN
the south Atlantic ocean. He was the only
one Of the officers saved, and among tho
passengers there was only one lady saved.
The island is barren, but there was suf-
6cient vegetation to sustain life for I've
months, and then for three months more
they sustained themselves upon birds
eggs. They were eight months on the is
land and were picked up by passing YES
sci and taken to England.
Tha lady organized sort of society. She
said, "If we ever leave this island alive, let
us make n compact that we shall write to
one another Mt least once year." This
was agreed to by all the cabin passengers,
and 1t is a compact that has been faithfully
kept. The lady is growing old now, but
she still keeps up her annual correspond
ence. She resides in England, just where
Captain Stewart did not know. Neither
does he know her name,-Galveston News.
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considers foolish or dangerous methods
DR.. Gray certainly consulted both his rep
utation and his personal safety by tender
ing his resignation when. after four years
service, he was unable to persuade the
aneer to trust himself entirely to his care.
It may be doubted whether any other Eng
lish doctor, after perusal Of DIR. Gray s
experiences, will be anxious to fll the in
vidious, troublesome and hazardous posi-
ton Of court surgeon at Kabul.-Saturday
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Boston.

Wool-ohio and Pennsylvania XXX. gle;
Xxx and above, 2oc; Y. l71Yglsc; No. |, 2092le;
No. 2, 2l1ae2'c; fine unwashed, l212gl3c; un-
merchanIable, 159151ac; Ohio comblngs No l,
Ohio deiaine 2lt022c. Michigan X and above,
l760111ac; No i, 19(G20c No. 2. 2ltg22c: fine un-
washed, ll@l9c; unmerchantable, l319014c;
Michigan combings No, l, ss01a blood, 20c;
No. 2, blood, 2l922c; Michigan delaine, 20c
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri: Combing
7s-blood, 17@lSc; do l2-blood lS0lsl9c; do
braid, l61zGlSc; clothing, q blood, 17la(9lSc; do
L-bfood, 17(6l8c; do coarse, 16@l615c
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HAVE CROSSED THE BRIDGE.
Insurgsrit Cavalry Charge Boldly In the
City of Havana.

1nsulSoHt 'SdNairy CHarSe E1Oluly In bDo
tCityof Havana.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 14.-Passengers ar
irving from Cuba report that Roloff's
band has passed Pas Gratz tthe big
bridge near Havana). The Spaniards
had stretched heavy chains across the
bridge to prevent the passage of cavalry
This did not deter the insurgents.
General Gomez has sent proclama-
ton to the chiefs of volunteers in Ha-
vana not to commit outrages ON any citi-
zens. and threatens to blow up the city
if the edict is disregarded.
Aquelo Solano, chief of police of the
port of Havana, was sent to Spain under
arrest on Jan. 10, and was replaced by
Trajillo MONACO. Selano was removed
for permitting ammunition to enter
Havana and overlooking the passage of
several insurgent agents.
General Weyley is soon to arrive from
Spain with $4,000 troops for Pinar del
Rio. Cruisers are guarding the coast.
Fernando de Castro, who gave So 900
for the killing of Manuel Garcia, the
bandit, offers more for the killing of
Gomez
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Nobody Else Has Either.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-Senator Da-
Wis of the committee on foreign rela-
tions has been giving considerable at
tention to the Alaskan boundary dis
pute. He has found nothing in his i'll
vestigation which would cause him to
change the lines which have always
been understood as the boundary and
upon which both countries have been
proceeding for many years.
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Horsethieyes KilIed.

INLAND, o. T., Jan. 14-The sheriff
of Wood county, with his posse, while
lin pursuit of band of horsethieves
which has been committing depreda-
tions for many months, overlook the
thieves and running fight occurred.
jeff Coates, the leader, was shot dead
from his horse, and three others Of the
band were so badly wounded they were
.eaptured.
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Gold and silver.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s-The director
.bf rthe mint has received approximate
estimates of the gold and silver product
Of the United States in 1895, from the
mint officers and other agents employed
to collect these statistics, as follows:
Gold, ,$52, ,614, 900; silver, $51, ,00Q, 600.
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Railroad to BE Sold.

HAaIIFAx. Jan. l3.--It is rumored
here that the Dominion government
proposes to dispose Of the IntercolOnial
railway to the two great private earpo-
rations in Canada, the Grand Trpnk
and the Canadian Pacific.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-16
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Stock Quotations For Jan. Is.

Grain and Stock Quotations For Jan. I3.
New York.
Beef-Family, $40 0OGd12 90; extra mess,
So 90; packed, 80 00a10 w. Gut meats-Pickled
bellies, 4l4tG514c: picked shoulders, Be;
picked hams, S140a8s4c. Lard-Western steam,
$50. Pork--Old mess, $40 0yg10 80; family
$40 0tgl0 80: short clear, SO 75Gl2 25
Butter-Wes1crn dairy, slltG10c; do cream
cry, l6(925c; do factory, 10GlSc; Elgins, 25c;
2l1ac creamery, 21G2Sc. Cheese-State large,
714ta1 10c; small, 7s40lO15c; part skins, 81 14p6c;
full skins, 2G3c. Eggs-State and Pennsyl-
vania, lSG22c; western fresh, l9(g20c.
Wheat-5S1se. Corn-8514c. Rye-4l9i2e.
0ats-231sc.
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stoad Near. the FIre.aaoe.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Jan. 14.--Mrs.
Keffner, wife of G. E. Keffner, who ne
sides in Boone county, was burned to
death. The lady was standing near a
large fireplace when her dress ignited.
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Il IS said That the first use OF the piano
in public was in the year 1897 at the
Coyent Garden theater. An old playbill
issued o few days before the perform
arce contaiBs The following item: ''At
the end Of act |, Miss Bickler will sing
a fayourite song from Judith, accom-
panied by Mr.. Dibdin ON new instru-
ment called the 'piano-forte. :"
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Chicago.

Cattle-Fair to best beeves, 50 30t05 90;
stockers and feeders, $2 1OG3 90; mixed cows
and bulls, "a 0O(g4 80, Texans, ~ 1904 Is;
western. $2 25G3 81.
and shipping, So 50(63 Co. mixed and butchers,
50 6OtG3 So; heavy packing and shipping, 50 50
t93 S5; pigs, 81 40Q13 50.
Sheep-Native 81 1903 25; western, $2 coo
3 10; Texans, 81 60@2 TO- Lambs, SO o004 So
Wheat-56ssc. Corn - 26lsc. Oats = l71Sc.
Rye-36(047c
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wheat--No . red, 69c. Corn-No mixed,
2s1ac. oats-No. 2mixed, 2o1ac. Rye-No. 2,
SOC.
Lard-s5 Is. Bulk meats-$4 20 Bacon
s. 75
Hogs-3 1908 90. Cattle-s2 6094 25. Sheep
II 25g2 90. Lambs-S3 25G5 co.
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Buffalo.
Cattle-Market steady.

Cattle--Market steady.
Hogs Workers., 50 1904 o.; roughs, common
to good. $3 1903 IS: mediums and heavies,
81 0Ud4 0S; pigs, 81 COCA 10.
Sheep and lambs-Extras, So 1902 So; good
prime, S2 6013 25: common, 2502 80; spring
lambs, IS 0VG5 %, Veal calves, $6 00@8 75
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senator Rrice Renominated.

COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 9.-The Demo-
cratic members of the legislature held a
caucus last night and nominated Sena-
tor Brice for re election.
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The Volumes of the MAGAZINE begin with the
numbers for June and December Of each year.
When no time !s mentioned, subscription will begin
with the Number current at the time of receipt of
order.
Remlttances shou d be made by Post-oflce Mon
ey Order or Draft, to avoid chance of luss
Newspapers arr not to copy this advertisement
without the exk ress order of HARPER ~ BROTHERS.
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Pittsl,urg.

Cattle-Prime, "a 1904 rs; fair to good
butchers, $3 S0tg4 TO- bulls, cows and stays,
| 81 50p3 30.
Hogs-Heavy, SO 1908 80; medium, 50 $50
80; roughs, So 00t93 So
Sheep aud lambs--Choice sheep, SO 40le3 IS;
| common, 81 1902 90: choice lambs, 81 5095 %;
exports, $3 1908 80.
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The Volumes of the BAZAAR begin with the first
Number tui January for each yeaI, when no time
is mentioned. subscriptions viii b gin with the
Number culitnt at the lime of r. ceiJl of order
Remittance should be made by Post Office Money
Order Or draft, to avoid chance of 10 8.
Newspapers are not to copy his advertisement
withontthe express order Of Ii HARPER Il BROTHERS.
Address; HARPER & BROTHER ), NEW YoKB
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Toledo.
Il Is said that the first use Of the pia

Wheat-8Gs4c. Corn-No mixed, 27o. Oats
No 2whire, 1870. Rye-3s11c. Cloverseed.
.kl
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llarper's Weekly
IN 1896

HARpERS WEEKLY 10 q Journal for the
whole country. 1t d,las with the events of tie
world that are important TO Americans
In carrying out this policy, in 1897. JUIIAN
RALPH visited China and japan, and lnurneyed
through tina West; RICHARD HARDING DAVIS iouk
a trip through the Caribbean sea; The eIolulions
uf he new navy were describe and Illustrated hy
RUFUS F. ZoGBAUM; FREDERIC REMINGTON pre-
sented studies Of Army and Feontier ifc; POUR
NFY BIGELow atte d,d tue opening VI The Kieb
Canu.
Al 1896 like attention will be given to every
notable happening The chief events in art, lit
erature, and music and the drama will be ariisti-
cally pr scented. W r. HowEiIs, In the new
department, LIFE AND LETTERS, will discuss
in his interesting way books and the social qu.s-
tions of the time. d. :. MARTINS sprighh COS
sip of the BUSY WORLD will be continued The
progress OF the Tiansporist on Commission
around the World will be fotow.d, and CAsPAR W.
WHITNEY will conduct The department. vi ANA
TEUR SPORT.
In 1896 will occur Presidential election In its
editorials al d through its political cartoons the
WEEKLY will continue to be an independent I'd
vncate OF good govern neLt ard sound money.
lu fiction the WEEKLY will be especially strong.
It will publish tue only novel of the year ly W.
D. HowELLs. and a stirring serial of u scutch ieud,
by y. X. CRocKFTT. The short stuli 6 selected aIe
OF unusual excellence md interest In every re-
spcct HAGfER'S WEEKLY will mali tain its l. nd
ing place in the illustrated journalism cf the. world
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Ths Chicago News tells of queer
case that will soon come up in the Min
nesota courts. In that state the moose
is protected game While ont shooting,
a man named Phair was attacked by 4
moose. Owing, he says, to the fact that
the shooting Of moose was prohibited by
law, Phair did not attempt to use his
gun The consequence was he was seri-
ouslt injured by the animal. Phair is
now instituing damage proceedings
against the cate on the gropld that the
animal ia,a ward Of tllc state. and that
he was sthr, handicapped frpai deferd
Ing himself.
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CHICAGO, Jan. l3, The Western Pas
senger association mas g,anted one fare
for the round trip for the meeting Of
the Baptist societies at Portland. Or.
next summer.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

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States, Canada ana Mcxico.
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The Volumes of the WEEKLY begin with tho first
Nuhbtr for January Of each year Nh,itIo nlLe
II mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the
Number current ut the time of receipt tf oder
Newspapers are moi 10 copy This adv, tti., u, Mt
without tile express order Ct HARPER y BROTHER.
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Per Year:

POSTAGE free to alhsnbscribers in the United
States, Canada. and Mexico
Address HARPER h BROTHERS
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