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DIED.


CoOL1Y-At Tacoma. May .. Chester W. Cooley.
native o. New York. Sgd i yeasL Body
waa shtpped 10 - Pssi for infeFment yestef.
day morning
LoHK-In this cisy. May 10, Of dsphsheria.
William. ION a. Nj. and Mn Henry Lohse.
aged Is years and month";
The funeral sili take piscs q p n today
from the late ressdencs - the Decreased, 81
James street. Intesmsnt in Masonsc cemetory.
1cC0AM-1n this city. Nay .. q TIE resE dence
q her pafenfs, Valley and Farm stseoes, Clara
NAy. daughter Of Mr.. and MA Frank Me-
Combs, aeed II year..
The fnusfal will tahs place q II O'clock. from
The Taylor Congregational church. lrterneut
In Masonic cemetery.
MUNGAR-In this city, Nay 70. Of intermittent
fever. Leon. 4.monthspoId ron 81 III. ana Ma
Leslie Mupgar.
The funeral WI take place u ~ q N from
Tia residence ~ The parents Of the Deceased,
corner Of Seventh and weller streets. Inter.
ment In Masonic cemetery.
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NLD PArERs AT THIS orSicE-2scA Bun


NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE - PUBLIC
IN notice Is hereby given that !, G. l.. faust-
assignee. IN . certain cause now pending In the
superior court OF King county. Washington. en-
tilted In the matter Of the insolvency OF James
Campbell and J. NJ T. Atkiuxon, co-rArtners
uaeer the Erfn name and style OF Campbell Il
ATKINSON. In Pursuance Of IN order in this be-
hall heretofore duly made By said courr. viii
sell and cause TO be sold II public auction for
cash. at the premises numbered sol Front
street in the city OF seattle. ia said counsy. on
Tuesday the 2nzh day Of Mxy. 1877. at hasf-pest
ten ofiock q "a. and between that hcs1r and
twelve o'clock noon Of that day. and between
the hours Of txe O'Clock p. IN and o'clork p
70. Of thai day. aud continuing every day there
after ct like haars. excluding Sundays. anti the
sale Il completed. ell the stock Of goods. wsrcs.
and merchAa OF which ara Ia tos<sssIon
"a such assignee. and consisting OF fEli sines of
"a varieties Of hardware aud other articles and
thiuxs In my pasreasion snch assignee. and
Esso 81 the unpaid book ascoGnts. vouchers.
notes Borda kifis. securities and ether evil
dsnees 81 debt and choees Ia sctioa snh shop
exfures In nay pessession - sssch sssigree.
Dated AZ Seasf1s. King equity. Warrington,
this Seventeenth dag o. April. liza
G.. L. FAUST. Aasigcea
Ppxsrox. Casa PxEsrox, AMI
GkxKxE TrKSEa.
Attorneys scs Aszgnen
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"CRISP SNAPS"

al DIZZINESS nsw cottage. rooms. iess,
U4SOOOI on electric line now building.
01O mn sGilsedge business property In the
UA1gOVVl very center: - feet 'front.' Easy
TRINA ard Low inDeseel
q 60f1Istxlss foot ics ana comfortable
Ws0!JO cottage on Yesler avonue, near
Ls IONS nursery. ons.third oash.
Commercial Street, los. '''s' ''''s
$3.50 Per Acre.. s.. :''''ss' .,. :ssf,
Lsks WashIngton.
Madison Street 's ns e; s,o': :,:s. a
- become valuable buatnsm iceatiea- Easy
terms Of payment
81 000l1s:ss z. tia'1i1 'sso As.r Mad
SIG ana sssss.. s: ::s: :. s''''d
el26 per Acre = ssss; q ': :.
~ term II
% kfAnIoa madison sersst ,uss spposite
vxsOVV the Power hcuse: : vs7uass
buslnem location. The troct = triangular with
~ fsst - nadisoa assosl
Bradley Street = s cssss a.': 81. as- &
ots-south 1acine -l0oxi7S fesG Psios. easoe
Front Street ..:, s sws n; ma go o.
able intsreee Win buy . full 'ot on Flous street
fiont street los are mos plentiful In the market
=: .;s.!. IS 81 's:''s IL: ~; a; .:
- G0fAlRor : sscss tract in scmervills.
1sOVV veil situassd and near me fail-
sond
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II ~ m--rae verdict Of guilty
thursday arains, A. W.
- - asy vas set aside this
- =. curt because OF faulty in.
- s .esny. pleaded guilty and
i - oos month in Jail. Jesse
man from i.ssah. IA.
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RCHIT cTS. A1IESyIos-BiDsw WILL 81
"A re- ssved o. the estee II the eserk of
the oayrapsA graded school, ft*frfcs No.
4. Osympas. NATL 3 q csrek =. N. Mas fweptassh b.
isso s.sr fsrnlsaser . ans sa9 pee .feAficrs for
swo Sroom 3--sosy xad fastnsnf frxsse tFaocl
bod iinTx Fwunaatsen and Dsssm ~ 70 ee Of
s,-ne ans t~sek Cot inrfussims <tsan heat
ing ret 10 exnrrd eco esrn~ No plzss VII Be
e1 ~ 60 The part - ssr'sisfissx sszas vi
ester into . gsset ese satscseas guarantee that
the sosr a esassfues3er ssa e Was ire
.rses. = ~ szt<sna-e The fosrd rssxFvss the
rxht g n 5ses sry ~ AZ rlafs rfefssed.
yas xHgxsEKs. &C COL Ctesk-
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Nay io-E. c. Madd has
epnssact 10 clear four miles OF
!ef ths Bell,ngham Bay 4
NJ Company.
llngham mill which has been
years. WIN begin operations
= force Of go men.
- locating the deep water
sem Whaacom. which, when
~ accommodsse the largest
= ios tide.
- Tor Increasing the CAPACITY
IL isht plant Of the Bsllinrham
- nehs Company arrived yes.
ssass Of Washington.
y commissioners are adyer.
. = plank the Guide Meridiaa
Mssaccm six miles out. 20 be
= December /.
eean Brick q Pottery Com.
~ NAa.com and Lan,mi are
: 81 ss.c0 hriek daily and vii
Vii capacity.
~ A. e Lake Whaiccm is CON-
aishes free driveway
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I'd, - sauSsie at Olympia.
~. sy IA baseball contest
~, ~ u Maple para, between
~ sse n'ns. composed OF white
= 49,. aae Of eelored boys bearing
: 49, The right 10 THIS name
"a & ~ q was agreed between
ess.' =. : white boys won il would
s.a sae name from the co.orea
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nKC1Ax NOTICE

TNTHE PROBATE COuRroFK KING COUNTY.
u Stale OF Warrington.
deceased. Order 70 show cause on sale q real
Timothy Riorian. the sdninis.rator Of the g.
petition il Ills court GUY vsriaec. Praying for
an order u this court Tor the sale Of the whole
Of the real estate Of which the eaid deceased
aud ii appearing to the coart from said petition
that the personal estate ii the ssid deceased In
the hands Of said administrator 10 not sufficient
expenses of the administration thereof, and
Tor the support Of the family Of the deceased. and
that it's necessary q sell all portion OF The
sms snd 81 he % ns
aud II appearing 70 the court that said petition
conforms 70, aud IL In accordance with the re-
quiremen1 OF law 70 such case male and pro.
Vided. II II ordered BY the court that all per-
tons interested In the esate ct the said de-
ceased appear before said probate cour- on
Monday. the 9th day Of June, 1880, Il the hour
Of IL o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. At
the courtroom OF said probate court, In the city
of Seattle, In said King county, then and there
e show cause u sny they have. why. an order
semInistrstor authorizing and emf owering b m
TO cell the said real estats Of the said deceas or
% much thereof q may Be necessary - pay the
Il IL further ordered that copy OF this order
70 show cause be published At least four success
sive weeks before the said 9th day OF June,
leu. IN tEe S@9tue FusT lSfkLLt6EStkH .
newspaper printed ard publ bed In said county
OF King, and OF general circuati therein.
Done in open court this sth day of May, 1880
RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge OF said Probate Court.
srArE ov wAsSsscros,! S.
!. Richard Osborn. Judge and cx-ofscio cserk
Of the probate .eourt OF said King county. do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is . fuif. true
and cosrecs copy Of m original order TO show
cause, male nv said court on the eth day Of
Nay. 1s9o. In the matter Of the estate OF Harry
DELANEY, deceased.
RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge and exc fscio clerk Of said Probate Court
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AIR Z KlxG, Hoi-DEg or TICKET 80 -.
IA Please call - SO south Tsisd street, Aans
Ho9se-
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DRoPosALs FOR STREET GRADING
L Office OF Richard Sevins. Jr. eyfl engineer,
Butler block, seattle, wssh.. May 3 1890. Sealed
proposals will be received 1t this ONCE until 2
>. on the 18th day OF May. fsao, for the grad.
ing of streets at the new townsite OF Detroit, I'm
Mason county, washinStou. In accordance with
the drawings and specifcssons. copies Of which
and any sddiio info nation msy be had on
application .. this ONCE.
RICHARD Ngyfvs. in,
Engineer for the City Of Detroit.
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DiEs ARE CALLED FOR 7HE INTERIOR
Id nazssa a shc Denay ncfss Enfl x&f -.
: AIS aud ss~esfess snus 20 h< s~es- - NJ. J. L.
Ha.ehl ssssnt ca rn hotel s.t<s Tfs rssssve6
q r tses SCR .nd xll bsz& 2. : fossan. rooz II
Colonial binck
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CtopsE F. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.
SEDRO.
Central Addition to Sedro
rhs coming city Of shasii County. The spc
kane Pals Of the Pacific Coask

~EDRO 10 the center and outlet Of the
- finest lumber. MINING and sxncnltusai
district in the state: y on the tkAe1s rtssf tne
sse ;an esion Of Ire rairhsvsn 4 southern; s.
Attic a Northern aud seattle. LAKE shors ksss
ssn railroads.
csntrs, addition embrscss plateau tsn asyes
IN sx,eut and Il heated. - the name tndicsseA
N the center q tne city.
Mase . sr4r 10 sessrc. u Win pay you. and bay
: lot before prices advance
Lot, In this AAtitioa VIII - pss % the mar
het April 10. iS0
Fer prices Ard terms andrs. C0A FL a.
ssss.; q O. H. / pEviS. ssdro.
.sv.,ts~menss under the heads Of Lost
rrra por sale For Rent. and situations
wanted win be inserted II tho rate OF GEMS :
werd for the hrst iusestious cent wofu ios
each subsequent insertion Payment avaSs u
advance.
SuTrcE-The business once Of the foss-is-
~,,,sarxcrK viii hereafter - oren unsta ~ p
~ c,ssssfsd advertisements wih % feScasea
ur 70 this hear.
Advertisements yin - received . branch
CA ces az the Pcsr,IssxIitssscrss 81
r...r.. .. c. l.. Fowler. sxent
n:xmnis Major Geo ". Barter .eent
Pors Townsend 49,. .....s...... Hsne<y . Aehss'
me following lsssen await sdvsrsisess q sns
once:
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suyes. !a,sss,ty. sn.sa..<r.
a. q. y D -
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Gocdopporsu' Mrs =
HIN W xas-
yrrxornxxT wxxTED-FxMALk
1,-.xIYD-A SITUATION ~ 4 LADY As
N $50. xe~-xsayy o. eopysas hcst o. frtss-
.,s<s Asar a. L ". b Pest Inssllsssae .s----
vx-ANrrp-siTuAT.o FOR Sa go. 100
w maids. nurses. eoos~SesE<Es 80 - -.
Appsy Mrs ~ J. fseh. eSsasf s~s".
yerx,ty. -.------------~-------
yv-aS sYp-Po- IrfoN HY A folss 80
N ,,sn a nosssrge per. 90 tsks 80. - -
,i..,ea rooraa Address \ - ess
ssReeF. - ----. -
~..xrrn-sARPRTa EAylSs Asp fs.sI :.
N s..tsx Aires. srsnf ssfSes
wxxrEp-ro RENE
/ vTANTxn-l OR : SOON. ,. rsn Assrsss
/ < Il. Rea lnselssrresr ---------.--
,r-.xrrn-nY GENTLEMAN AM -
/ N ire o. ssus rce.as for hsassss<t. Al.
.~r~a Isruxs asa psks aad svestsa 49,
/ d.va 4 ". Ress -isssusseHsh
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NOTICE TO srocxHoLDExa

N To annual m esinx Of the sf0ckns. ssiers Of
The EeustAhse Lean. Trext snd Investment
Company viii take place "a Ius r1Ay. fhe issh
day Of Nay. lss5. ~ the essi . OF tho com pAny,
rcsu 81 r-sxrfs block. corner at Third ana
SksrYy STREETS attic. Wsssfaxtan. 81 o.csoek
p IA o! shss DAP. FRED Il MLAuGHfsS-
S~sare1ary.
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TILE 4 EASTERN

nFFfCR or TIE sxaTTLE & EASTERN
~ Cssassrustsoa ca. To sese Eee osssers-
xas o. .hs cuusp4ny TIE a1L1xS eseeuaH Of sEs
sfa<k aoi En- al The sszsfse q Eass<sa E9nssrue-
fia1 Co was he kel5 .. tae o &c al ths euxn-
B.ny IN the city o. seattle. waehtnx-on. 81 II
sssock ~, on thursday Nag Is isea snr the
ssFs<s~< % ekeffinx trustees fs< fAs snsalnx
year ar@ TIE sr8noarsten Of eaca osh haxsEess
- may legally corae h<ssgs tne ueexiax
John CRAIG. secretary.
seasfse Aursi Il lisa
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ROOFS AxD roam

IsoA kEsT-slEEly FrRSIsHgD aooxS
\ 60 sstss cf s-zsss. VITA ~ vgsnsas bpAxA
III Sevenza sssex.
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II 4. HAMMOND 4 90. s6EcCf Ss3Es TO
IL Al dxrsoa q - TFes. eosnsss-ro rser.
chants sn3 y hoissaxd alr-s IN Aay, siu. See I
aaa pYsd re ssoraxs s,llrites. tomme-c Al
faezs Nsdss ere ssss r.. ws-h.
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FOR sALE-H IsCELxAxEOU1
INoR sALE-PoTAToEs: TWO CARS PEACH
Il blow and Burbsuks: choice, solid and good
size: eggs, fresh sfcck. nour, feed H. r. Ham.
fnond q Co, foot Madison
I,oR sAIE-CHoIcE FRESH MICH COWS.
IT $50 and &C., For further particulars ad-
dress e b. BOX IA. city.
I,oR sALE-sECoND HAND GOODS ALL
II Ainda for cash. Sixth aud Pike. Eugene
Chaplin.
L,OR SALE - H0RsEs HARNESS AND
u hack very cheap: saloon, with lot, doing
E1od business. bust sess aud residences lots ia
Ballard very cheap; for rent. house Of six rooms.
small lot of furniture for sale. IS and 81 Union
block.
EoR sAIE-KIEGAST OFFICE FURNITU RE:
II desk, chairs. bookcase, letter press, etc
Room l. kilecn block
Irog sALE-0ooD TENT. f2xis WITH FLOOR
It and doors. housekeeping outfit; good
place Tor man and wife. or couple Of gents 70
hatch. Corner Eighth ana Jackson.
I,oR SAIL FTRE-PR6or: SAFE CHEAP.
II For terms address Cash. care Post intesli-
Senoer.
v~oR sALE-ssoo GROCERY BUSINESS.
II ssock aad fixtures No i.i64 Third street,
near Spring.
EoR sALE-SEw HALL SAFE FOB SALE
IT cheap Apply i.ies srcond street.
L,oR sALE--s COOP MULE TEAMS EQCTP.
II ped Cor grading Thos Tenant. Ballard.
INoR sAIE-4 MULE TRANS WITH Gn0D
= job. ". A. Twinkle, - Hills ersckyard,
ya<ksos street
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FOE sALE-LoDGMGH0Usxs.

LSOB 6ALE-LODGING HOUSES: Is ROOMS,
II Msin street, rent $50. furniture u 900: IA
rooms, Washington street, building and furni-
ts2H, furniture, includ ng bar and billiard tables,
1000; Is rooms, Washington street. rent SfT0
furniture 1850: Al rooua On Front street.. rent
$50. furniture $500. - rooms on Third street,
rent s1e6. furniture 5000: 70 rooms. hotel. out
SIDE town. rent SIS, furniture $500; rocms
wi ressaurant seating atty people. rent SIS.
ment Company. Second and Cherrr streets.
I,oR SALE - TENROOM LODISGHOUSR:
Il fun of boa,ders: finely located. Apply
Smith. Jacobs 4 brieriy.
L>oR RENT-Lodging houses BY washtnRton
Il Territority Investment Company. SEQ BUS
fnss Chances"
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QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, CHS
~ kosn's hal. sss Froat street. Open al
sIiamer. Cia. snf admits. Nopdny and Thurs.
day eseninxs- Fus ladies' and children. Hstur-
day assernoon. Private lessons: waits . sge-
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r osT-MEDiCINE CAsE. WITH DR. r. A.
IL Churehtil's name pris ted on II. AZ terminus
OF tae North Seattle electric car. Finder win be
sntahis rewarded By leaving It st his ofEce.
room 81. Union bsrck.
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TNTHE PROBATE cOuRroFK KING COUNTY.
u Stale OF Washington.
In the matter Of the estate Of Harry Delaney,
deceased Order TO show cause on sale Of real
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VTASTxp-Tnr A90RksS OF HARDY !
s.s.s Hsxa +. Kszysx. Nyup$a. Nss2.
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THURSDAY EVENING,OCT.
Farmer J. c. Lewis
81 FLuNKHR1
GRAND FREE CONCERT
Ar NOON
Prices, IS, IS, and 50 cents.
At Parks IeWelry Store

Judge Robinson overruled the motion for a
new trial in the case of Ohio VS.. c. NJ. Day, the
young man from Nelson charged with admin
1stering poison to young lady with whom he
was keeping company. The Judge said in
passing on the evidence that were it not for the
young mans own testimony, he should be of
the opinion that the State had not sustained its
case. but in view of tho defendants statements
to others concerning the nature of the drug ad-
ministered, he was forced. although against his
will, to a conviction that Day knew its char
acter when he gave it to the young lady He
said that the defendants conduct in begging
the young lady not to say anything about it 10
her parents, seemed to him to be exactly the
reverse of what would naturally follow if he
really loved her and was. in fact, innocent of
any wrong in the matter. He thought in view
Of all the circumstances that the jury was war
ranted in returning the verdict rendered. and
gave Day the minimum of the statutes, which
is two years in the penitentiary. The execu-
tion of the sentence has been suspended for the
present, the defendants attorneys desiring to
keep him out of the institution until the case
can be heard in the Circuit Court Whether
they will succeed in doing so, remains to be
seen. When asked the formal question whether
he had anything to say why the sentence of the
court should not be passed upon him. Day re-
piled that he had simply to say that an innocent
man would be punished and guilty one set
free. meaning certain other party whom he
Day, claimed to be the one who prepared the
drug and tinctured the candy unknown to him.
The Judge replied that he knew there was one
guilty party who escaped the penalty of the
law, but he could not allow that fact to enter
into consideration of the present case.
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s.Home Comfort,, SteeI Eanees.


The Wrought Iron Range Co.. of st. Louis,
Mo-, has had a remarkable career. 1t was
started in 1885, without dollar of capital, and
now it turns out about 20, 600 ranges every year.
The present company was organized in 1881. at
which time the manufacture of steel ranges
began. Before that time, only cast iron stoves
were made The new ranges sprang into pop
ularity at once. their superiority being recOg-
nized and admitted wherever introduced. At
first, cast iron top plates were used, but these
gave trouble by breaking in shipping and use.
After long series of costly experiments they
succeeded in getting complete raRge-an the
parts-made of nalleable iron. and today the
t Home Comfort " ranges have no competitors
the world over. They are the only ones in the
world entirely made of malleable iron and cold
rolled steel plate.
The magnitude of the business may be COM
pretended when it is known that the company
employs force OF 1909 men, and the pay roll
| reaches the enormous sum of $1,000 600 per en-
mum. There are six general sales superin-
| tendents, and under them are twenty six super
| intendents of divisions, each having charge OF
corps of statesmen. The territory covered
embraces the whole of the United States, Mex.
| leo, and England and will shortly extend to
other countries. The Home Comfort - ranges
are of all sizes and capacity, from the smallest
| family size up to the hotel and restaurant ap-
paratus. steel furnaces for heating. &c. Tht
family range is handsome. burns the smallest
amount of fuel. and performs to the satisfaction
of every housekeeper. in cooking. baking. SC.
1t is easily regulated, responds promptly tC
manipulations. burns hard or soft coal or wood
and in short. comes as near perfection as it i:
possible for stove to come. These ranges are
sold from wagons, by statesmen who will yisi
every part of the country.
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Sheriff Jones. becoming tired of the mixed
climate of this northern latitude. betook himself
last Saturday. to the land of flowers and sunshine
known as Palmyra. first providing himself with
rubber, boots. hat and coat, and an umbrella.
He became tired of lying in bed Sunday morning
and at an early hour Is SO) arose, and after sing
ing his customary matin hymn and performing
his ablutions, managed to struggle through the
deep mud encumbering the walks between the
famous Jones House and the Office of his old and
tried friend. DR.. Rose the patter of the fast fall
ing rain drops on his umbrella keeping time to
his rapid mental activity. Arriving in front
of the doctors place. he paused in alarm. for
while his hand was upon the gate latch. tre-
mendous rumbling sound. apparently emanated
from the professional gentleman's sleeping room,
Thinking that another earthquake prediction
was about to be realized, he hastily retreated to
the hotel, prefering to be on his own soil at the
last moment and it was not until he had waited
in anxious trepidation for some time that he
| knew by sudden inspiration of thought that it
was simply the Doctors snoring, which on Sum
| day morning is said to be loud and deep. He
says that accounts for the doctors moving his
| Office from the Center to his residence-the good
people were disturbed by his nasal solos. The
Sheriff made his intended visit and managed to
| subdue his fright in time to eat a good dinner.
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The st. Louis Range men have been with us
about two months and have proved themselves
gentlemen in every sense of the word. They
have disposed of over two car loads of Ranges,
all of which have given satisfaction. The gen.
tlemen connected with this agency have given
satisfaction, and every one that has purchased
Ranges of them are satisfied. We have never
had more gentlemanly set of people among
us, and we wish that wherever they go their lot
may be an easy one. This Range is a good one,
and no better evidence of the fact can be given
than that the agents carry the recommends
tions of numerous farmers in their pockets.
We recommend them all to the citizens of the
various counties in the locality, and can heart
lily say that they will not sell you anything
that they cannot recommend.
Il Athens Journal.
Cork Sole Shoes for gents are the thing for a
dressy, winter shoe. See them at
NO. STONE & Co.,
Cleveland, o.
Wedding and Opera Slippers are a specially
with N. D. Stone q Co. Try them when in tn,
city. Express prepaid on all mail orders
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-10-29
Northeastern Ohio Teachers, AsSO.
CialiOn.


The Fall Meeting of the Northeastern Ohio
Teachers Association will be held at Ravenna,
Friday evening and Saturday. Nov. 21st and I'D.
The meeting on Friday evening will be held in
the High School room. and will be devoted to the
consideration of the general subject of the quail
ity and quantity of work possible under the
scheme of High School studies outlined at Lake
side. and adopted by Ohio State Teachers Asso-
citation.
The meeting on Saturday will commence at 10
a. m and be opened with paper by c. D. Hub.
bell, of Bedford, on Elementary Science Teach
ing in the Public Schools, its method, value and
limits.
IL 90 a. m.-Four fifteen minute papers, a.
| follows:
| The Public Schools in the Teaching of man.
ners.-E. A. Lyons. Berea. O.
The Public Schools in the Teaching of morals
| Miss Mary Sinclair. Leetonia, 0.
| The Public Schools in their training for Citi-
zenship-J. J. Jackson, Garrettsville, o,
The Public Schools in Public Critieism.-F, R
| Dyer, Salem. o.
1:30p. m. Future Lines of Educational Pro-
gress.-E. A Jones. Massillon, o.
80 p. m. Address.-Gov. James E. Campbell
The usual reduction in railroad fare has been
applied for and will probably be see1red. Re-
duced hotel rates have been secured.
1t is very much to be desired that the Teachers
of this section of the State make special effort to
be present at this meeting TO manifest due appre.
citation of the presence of our Chief Executive
F. TREUDLEY,
W. V. REED.
CLARA UMBSTAETTER.
Committee.