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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN. THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
Pierce. lie Roy Pratt at al. plaintiffs.
many iefentai,t- Notice.
AZ receiver OF GarretSon, Woodruff,
Pratt Company ] VIII cell under an order
receivable. notes notes secured ~
mortgages and otherwise, with their -.
curlty, chooses In action. judgments and
r. rsa es e7sASs h'w woor. frs. t COMPANY
an .tenized list OF which IL now on pie
in the above named court, and also on lie
Nineteenth street and Pacific avenue, Ia
the city OF Tacoma Pierce unity. WASH
ington. The real estate also inclndes the
corner corner OF Ninetesnth street and Pacifo
avenue IN Tacoma
BIDS on the separate accounts, notes.
notes secured by mortgages and other
wise. judgments and chooses IN action will
ba received. Real estate will be sold IN
separate parcels The sale 20 - 70 the
flrrnatlon OF the above court. Motion for
confirmation to he beard IN the above
court Al 10 a. m. December 2sth- 1894 The
sale 10 take place a. 10 O'Clock g. m, De-
cember 18th. isst. at Tire q street entrance
os the court house building Ia Tacoma.
Pierce county "a%h, esgIs s,pRAeuE
Receiver 81 Garrstsor. Woodruff. Pratt
dated al Taoou,a. December 18th, 1904
UNITED STATES MARsHATs NO
TTCE OF SALE - Notice Is hereby
given that IN pursuance 70 the
Commands az writ Of veHdisiout
exrr4as ISSUED cut ~ fhe district
cont ~ the United States for the dis
trlct az Washington. Northern division.
ir admiralty case No. sAa ~ tie suit
az ire Everett TainfDer Company against
tire steamer san Juan, nsr taekls. apparel
etc. I win. Oh Thursday. the 2gth day
~ December, 1894 az eleven Ill o'cf0rk
in th@ forenoon at Gwsalw@sPs wharf IN
the city q Everett. In said district ard
asvi sfon- proceed 70 sell the sasd steamer
san Jaan, her tackle. etc, a. pubic auc-
ton 70 the highest and best bidder fer
cash
Civen under my hand this 18Th Gay Of
December. 1884
JAMES c. DRAKE.
r. 8. Marshal.
by JAMES u. GUTTER,
DEPUTY.
@. r. n PRATT. Proctor for Labellant.
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CRY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLh-
Notice OF assessment roll OF local inn
provement district No. - for the improve
ment OF Hyde street under ordinance NO
$3.50 and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of local Improvement district
No. "a. for ths Improvement Of Hyde
street from Division street 70 Madison
street under ordinance No. 1850. has been
reported by the board or public works 10
the city council Of the city OF Seattle and
fs now on file In the Office OF the city
clerk and the same Is now open Tor
public Inspection at said Office, and Will
remain open for inspection untl Monnay.
the Eth day of January. isa5. at D O'clock
D. m, and ali persons interested are
hereby required 70 appear before the city
council in Joint session 70 be held IN the
gates in the city hall on the Tth day OF
January, 1896. mt s o'clock ?. m. and make
objections thereto. AT said time so nxed
the council Will consider any and al
objections made and will make such cor
recfions in said roll as II deems Just. and
will then deduct the amount or s1ch coe1
assessed against street cro9sings S"nisn
shall be paid from the general road fund
of the city) ana viii then by ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess
the amounts thereof against each parcel
and lot OF land shown In said roll. and
declare the same len thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned 10 a later
date IL SO ordered by the city seancll.
city Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF nrst publication December Il. 1894
PROPOSALS FOR FEEDING CITY
risoners-Seaief bids will be received
by the undersfgnsl. secretary Of the
board OF public works. up 70 noon Mon
day December "a. 1884. for Furnishing
meals 10 city prisoners for one year
from January lat, 1885, By order OF the
Board of PUBLIC Works
GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
Secretary.
First publication December IS. 1894
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HoTrr, prr.r,ER.

7. A. Bingham, Charleston + NJ pcu-
San Tacoma; ]. NJ STnithaea. Sedro. f..
=. Drake. Eafrhaven; II. r. Lovely. Il.
X Sh1pley. Falrhaven: John wocdsng.
Auburn: l. Blnnsenthai Portland. A -
WiliAata. Stanwwosa: q. l. Mandervllie.
relts John NArter. Dog Fish Posnt; ]. Il.
Clark. sidney. Thomas Bordeaux. Shss-
tons Mrs A G. Wiley and child. PORT
Madison: c. II. Hoffman. Alaska T. Wat
son. Port Gamble. Miss NJ. Mckenzie,
Vancouver; O. ". Smith and wife, Edl-
son: T. Mccoy. Saxon: John Carver,
saxon; L Refnig and son. Snooaafrnse:
Thomas SAnders. wooalnviIie: X - Iey-
ners North Bend; r. l. Gorharn. Kamii-
chic: r. II. Wilson. wife and child. Gil
man; Z. l. Aldrfch, wife and child. Har-
can. wash: {. II. Anderson, Tacoma.
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Rses-Lower: January. $50: May.
sss71-1
Fln-Saset NG
TsHsorhy-Slow. S. gGsA "A
Bzrsey-Ssc. f8<sYs
Eye-Ge
Castie-The-s was comparative s*>a 81
ness IN the cattle market There was a
fair demand from local slzuxntsrs-s. zssA
receipts OF little more than 400 head
Sales were largely below slse: steers SCI
Ing Principally 81 sasn94s. and ire
. s. buying most Of the cows heiTers and
bulls
Hogs-The rr7 was liberal fer . Tues
day. The market opened weak ana re-
NAMED IN that condition uaest Of the
time The extreme top quotations were
Ass. and the offerings had 70 be very
good 70 attract a buyer at over A5a.
Rough mixed and common lights sold as
low as ss34iA and there we're sales OF
common heavy hogs at $4seefa&. The
general market was about leo lower than
yesterday.
Sheep--The receipts stiIl keep up sur
prisingiy. Under such supplies. prices are
slow 20 advance. They were weak To-Day
ar 81 E1a5o for poor 10 strictly choice.
The lamb market was also lacking in
frmneSs. but yesterdays prices were fair
" well sustained. quoted at s2.S341S
R.ceipts-Cattle. $500: calves. so; hogs.
- oe; sheep, i3.Doa
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San Francisco. Dec E.-Arr1ved-Wei-
ungton. from Departure bay.
Observation-Disclosures for Coos Bay wnai-
ting bark Gayhead. whaling; bark Gath
erer. for Nanaimo: schooner Caas r..
FaIk. for Port Blakeley; schooner Annie
Gee. for Astoria: Homer, for faauina
bav. British ship Dovenby Hall. at Port
land. wheat. tilerace to United hinsdozn'
Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk; AnAerfcaa
bark Fresno, lumber. from Port Gamble to
Algoa bay: American ship Oriental. coal,
from seattle 10 San Francisco; American
shin Yosemite, coal, from Departure bay
to San Francisco.
Put Townsend, Dec B-SpecdaL-Io
sail tornorrow-Brftish ship Forteviot.
fror, Tacoma for the United Kingdom;
bark Mercury, from Port Blalseiey for
San Francisco.
Passed Cape Flattery-1nward-s eazner
walla walla- from San Francisco for
sound r.args. Outward-Steamer Mack
ipaw, from Tacoma for San Francisco.
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cgAGrT RIVER EoU-R-TIus Card. ssssnsr
y CLAN AcD1SALD leaves seattle Monday.
Dec 81. 81 n nsls5nigaE. THURSDAY. Dees -, .. q
IA saturday. Dec. 2. q. q H.. issvas NJ NsF-
pon Ws1nsszsy, Dse ~. 80 . IA Ff1asy. Dec
q. a. o. IN. Sunday, fssa g. al 4 r-, ealing
eaes wood. F.r, as4gss c4sy. kL Esrncn
ard Ayou- Fare 10 rsaasIs g. EoGnd TRIP rood
Tor Eve esys. onfy fl.aa AsaIs - esnss. barshs
= csnss. 41Scg trips, GOOD sTf9fs fno1sts01 =.
VIII -Ake DAILY TRsPs shs iast week o. tho
rear. lilly. BOGAEDrs a co.
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NoTIcE-CAPT. ePAuLDTS0, MASAGEa
~ ef tns Hsagfie Tag aa1 Barge Comyssy. 10
again gn 6acx have tbs sole maaaxsnsat Of
the staaneh rag b0&t FcFtLandx AID hsfssy saks
this r1stnod % susor mfng sny 6Ed patrons and
others who sasy EAss work In af Aas shas
saa prsp8xs1 10 do shs sagns with dispatch snd
az poosiaAr r&Ess. fhoss Wishing ths SERVES of
. good boat will inquire on board, OF ~ esa1s 81
seattle Tug and Barre Eomp4ny. loot Of Nsxion
ssssas, ns&x Flyer eEses.
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nArTrTc NAYTqA1IoN 60.

DALIFIt NAVIGATION CD
Il Tine Cara IA sTses oe. =. i5sl
seattle and hxscom Eslfs-ssass 81 #asa-
layton leaves seattle daily except ratarasy -
&c D m. seattle .nd 4. Coanet E0nts-Fssf-
kaTsn issvss ssattas daily sxcsgf sunday 81 p %
a m Tacoma aad sear1as kc1ss--Atafs OF Masi4-
fExfon leaves seAEtis Tuesdays, Thursdays ssd
exturaays 81 q - d. n
TEsLER DOCK
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Weakness and low prices are again the
l.aa!Eg features of the local wheat mar
kat Supplies are fairly large. but there
IL such . lack of stability to values that
buyers are indifferent and very back
ward even ct the low rate at which choice
shsppang grades can be obtained
In the local produce market yesterdays
trade was quiet. but a little more active
than on the preceding day. Prices re-
nan uniformly weak and low. Fancy
navel oranges are IN liberal supply, but
although the inquiry Is light, dealers are
endeavor1ng to maintain their asking fig
ures Seedlings sell rather SLOWLY, not
sathstanding the low prices ruling. APP
pies are abundant and rather easy In
price Receipts OF vegetables are large.
but the demand is good. and the low
prices attract a liberal trade. Poultry OF
all descriptions Is coming 10 hand freely
ami prices are dull and irregular. Tur-
keys particularly were dull yesterday.
and even che best stock moved of slow
Ii at tbs low prices quoted Sales OF
dried fruits continue light. and stocks
are rather heavy.
Dairy products continue fairly active
with prices on choice stock firm. Ranch
eggs would be doing better II IL were
not for the heavy receipts of Eastern
stock.
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pcRT T0~SfENDs FORT tSakLAs As1
Il DEN4EEkss-
STEAMER AN& fIGEte1Sl
f,.stw sYn.rt Monday Tine eagd commanding
Tfg4rAY ArausT 81. lssA
Leaves Seattle. 7ses m.s I9~assad. ~ - :,
"a Bnnxensss. II ra.a arrives Pert Angeles fss9
., rn. leaves Pert Aassss@. x.@ ?. "a $40
Pert Townseud 40 n "a. srrisss seattle y %
q "a CITY DOCK CO, sasssls. Agsat&
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ossssystlens taken ~ al stations ats p IN
90 msr.asxa tlEas Is .. m. Pacific timsi
0BoEsR n. sALfsBrRy,
Observer In Charge.
frpss At SEATTLE HAEsos yos THE WEEK b.
sfsSrEq DEcEnBzE 10.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

rs DErAxrmKsT % AsRrrErTrnx,l
WxA-EgE ErEakr.
PORTLAND. Or. Dse. Is is1ss
~~rsss for Wednesday, Rain or SNOW:
800. ten perss1xs cnsnges.
e1&A BE. PAsUE. rorecastax.
~vn srsrss pErAHrMnrT ov AssfccrxExn.
wr1rEgK ygaKau-pA1LY srLLKTfM
sgarrIs Wash. Dee. H. sseA
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EVERETT RoUTF-sTR. GRETHouRD
Il Daily sxcept sunday.
Ieeves Seattle Tsa0 a. 60 and $50 p. n Leaves
Everett no q m and = IA
sundays--f&avss seattle II m Leaves
Everett 4 p IA
Fsra-Slngle trip, To- raund t-tp. TIA Coz
rsrfs with boats for TAe0fna and sn0norossA
fe~dfrw-s,o3raan aoek foot Of Marion street.
sFATIIg n TACOMA &ANIeAfios Nbs
cisua Troup, Pres. y. ". 1ooaane. segJ
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d a STEAMBOAT AsD TRANSPORTATION
a.

sTEA9ER ISLAND BELLE,
e u. bro9nnsld. As.tsr,
Leaves City poex. foos Of Asia street syssy
Nopdsv, Wednesday AMI Friday at m, f0y
Port Towassn1. Ausoortss. Earnisa. FaisE2vsa
aad W hsGeora. golax shroaxh 10 Blaine o. sxt
ar6ay
err DOCK Co, Axsztx Jos. KIEDALL.
TssspnoDs kA Gensra1 Asn.xsx.
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Portland Grain Market.
Portland. Dec. fs.--wheat-weak; VAL
ley, n 1-2gsoc: walla waIla, 81 l-2q1oc per
Genital.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE--A TRIP THROUGH
the lslAnia- STEAMER UTOPIA. J. A.
O'Brisn, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Central
wharf. q p IN. Mondays snd Thursdays for Port
Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhaven. New What
com. Blaine and Friday Harbor, going through
20 Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare to Blaine. -; fare 20 Vancouver, "
For further information apply af Central
wharf
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VICTORIA RorTY-
STEAMER KOaAIxx
Arungtoa Dock,
Leaves for vietorta and Pert townsend 6sffy.
sxeeps susday, at II I'D p m returning, tssvse
vsctoriA 4 m. steamer Idaho leaves tor Pert
TOWNSEND aud wsy potts daily, sxcsps snndsy,
alta "a; suacay, direct. 81 n IA retar1lnx
direct lea gss Port los nsend 81 a IA Faons TIA
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
steamers leave San Francisco for Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland. n Z, and Eydnsy. n q W..
without change
Rtsamsnlp Aaripcss. December II. = p IA.
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia. Dee p
THnA A. GRAHAM. AGENT. sIARk-BoYp
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
w. WEBSTER Dist Agent, Vancouver, H. e
J. d. srxxcKRLs d BxoA Co. General AEentA
San Francisco
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sesr-tJobhinrH-S Savon. 2a-. &c;
iol. IS q: Electric. sas. 81 10; lsos, - -.
ktvkss York. s9s. ohs. los, 49,. NE
Russian. sos. SAe; los, S&N: baoests
Si.', fvorv. as, Ass; ioos. s.; Castle,
white. ISSsisss per pound -
TopAcco - tJohhirkD - Plas. enewins'
l9inax. IN le-or plugs. per 10. teei ie-oA,
as; star. per ID, a.: horsesnoe' se,
Suearheaa. ale. Piper Heidsseck. -
kensncsw Smile. Per Ia. sc: seEosl Tag.
rer 10. exc; san Iss. per 10, s-sses S~,saas
,hinx Good. 8 to IN. tles hne cut eacstns
rer raj OF Ii los, 81 SO sou smoking.
Islst. q in Cos, pes le. Ale, l. N l--ess Per
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JobbIng Quotations

The following are the prices paid by re-
ssil dealers for round lots delivered ~ the
wharf or on the cars, or the jobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers with ordinary
terms OF credit:
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

On Tuesday of this week the
supreme court handed down q decis-
ion in the county clerk case brought
up from Williams county in which
the constitutionality of the law
changing the time of the clerks be-
ginning their term from spring until
fall, was called in question.
The court holds the law changing
the time to be constitutional, but that
county commissioners have not the
power to fill the interim by appoint
ment, but that the old clerk will hold
over until his successor is qualified.
The case was one ostensibly begun
from this county, but in fact was
backed and started by the friends of
the county clerk elect Of one of the
larger counties in the State. Bryan
Press.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15
The A.P.A. Oath.

An oath should be sacred thing.
No man of honor may violate it. No
man OF honor must place himself in a
position where he is compelled to
violate his oath. He should not doso.
This being true, we can hardly under
stand how a member of the A. p. A.
may consent to place himself in
position where he is compelled to
swear that he will support the con
stitution of the United States.
We understand that each member
of the A. p. A. issworn to vote against
every Catholic for office and to resist
the appointment of every Catholic to
office. That is, he is sworn to make
the Catholic religion a test against
holding office. But if member of
the a. L. A. is elected to any sort of
an office, he is sworn to support the
constitution of the United States. In
other words, he is sworn not to estab-
lish or recognize in his official conduct
any sort of religious test. But if we
are correctly informed, he has already
sworn, in his obligation to hes order,
to establish and and recognize re-
ligious test. How, then, can q mem
Der of the A. P. A. take an oath tosup-
port the constitution of the United
States without perjuring himself? We
make nomistake as to the constitution
of the United States. If we are in
error as to the obligation of the A. p
A. we shall be glad to be corrected.
Toledo Commercial
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

Il don't like the breath of that stove!" ex.
claimed little Ethel one day when the gas
was escaping from the sitting-room stove.
Coal-gas is like the perfumes of India"
compare with the breath of a person afflicted
with catarrh. but among many other symp.
toms the sense of smell is often deadened, so
the sufferer is unconscious of the offensive
ness OF his presence. Why any one will en-
dure such painful, dangerous and offensive
disease, when DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
-oosting only 90 cents-will cure the most
stubborn case, is one of the many mysteries.
The proprietors are so confident of the sue
cess of this Caiarrh Remedy, that they offer
to forfeit $500 for any case of catarrh they
cannot cure. 1t would be suicide for their
remedy for them to make this offer, unless
they understood its exact powers.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15
Heavy Sentence.

Judge Cuff was occupied in Probate
Court Monday and Tuesday in hear
ing the case of the State of Ohio VS..
II. H. Sweetland, the charge being
assault and battery on the person of
w. J. Connolly. The case was before
a jury and was warmly contested.
The accused was found guilty, the
sentence of the court being fine of
$25 and costs and 80 days in the Tole-
do work-house, the prisoner to stand
committed until costs and fine are
paid.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15
In MemOriam.

HEoKLER. Died at the home of her parents In
Monroe township, Sunday evening, March 4th, 1884
Laura May, daughter of Henry and Maggie Heck
Ter, aged years, II months and 10 days.
Dear Laura, thou hast left us,
We think of you each day,
Our loved and darling school mate,
You have gone 80 far away.
We have missed you each day
Missed you sadly, Laura dear,
But we miss you more sadly,
AS the time for school draws near.
We shall think OF you so happy,
When at school we eiused to meet,
1t will cause us grief and sorrow,
When We see your vacant seat.
That seat which has been occupied
BY one no young and fair,
Oh, ii will give us pain and sorrow.
To see 1t empty there.
Tier loving face we shall not see,
Her form from us has fed,
She is In the church yard sleeping,
But to us she is dead.
Then farewell, dearest Laura,
Yonr sweet face we would love to see,
And we only hope when our last hours come,
We will die happy like thee.
Your schoolmates,
LAURA AND MAY.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

We have seen quite a number Of watch
chains about town ornamented with neat,
little charm in the shape of watch case
opener, whichohviates the use of knife or
hnger-nail to open the watch. We have
just received one, and would advise you to
send for one, too. They are sent free on
request BY the Keystone Watch Case Com
pany, of Philadelphia, Pa, the largest watch
case manufacturing concern in the world.
They are the makers of the celebrated Jas.
Boss cases, the only filled cases which are
fitted with the world.famed Nom pull out
bow(ringC. The Company does not sell at
retail, but its goods are sold by our local
jewellers.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

Don't worry about what people say
of you. No matter what you say or
what you do, the action will be differ
ent in different eyes. One will pro-
nounce it good, the other evil. You
cannot please more than a certain
few, while the great majority don't
know what you are doing and don't
care. Do what you think best, and
let results be what they may.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

The grand jury of Defiance county
found two indictments against A.
Saur for embezzlement, three against
Chas. Bronson for the same offense,
one against E. Scott for slander, and
one against J. Jeffers for assault and
battery.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

RHEuMAT1sM CURED IN DAY.--"Mystic
Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, radi-
cally cures in to 3days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious.
II removes at once the capse and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits, rs cents. Sold by D.
j. Humphrey, Druggist, Napoleon.
nov 1898 8m
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

A pastor in church in one of our
cities has hit upon an original device
for filing up his pews by securing six
pretty girls to act as ushers. His
avowed purpose was ito draw the
young men" and the first drawing
proved success, large numbers of
young men have tlocked to the church
to enjoy the sensation of being
escorted to their seats by the femi-
nine ushers.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15

Protracted meetings are still being
held in the Presbyterian church
Rev. Rankin preaching every night.
Much interest is manifested in the
meetings and not few are being
converted.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15
The Season is Here!

Spri.. with all its re-
junevating qualities, is here,
and everybody feels like cast
ing aside the old for the new.
This being so, no doubt many
of our readers expect to use
some wall paper this spring.
The stock of Saur Il Balsley
has never been more complete
than at the present time. They
can furnish you the very best
and latest patterns, and the
vely best quality, at prices
that will equal any and all
others, if not fall way under
them. In this large assort-
ment can be found paper re-
failing at ten cents and up
ward per roll, in fact different
varities and qualities to suit
every possible purchaser
Nothing adds more to the
beauty and comfort of a home
than tasty, clean, bright pa.
per upon its inside walls and
ceilings, and there is no ex.
cuse for any home to go with,
out these comforts, for paper
is SO low in price that it is
within the reach of all-pooi
and rich alike. If you wish to
still curtail the expense, you
can hang the paper upon the
walls yourself, just as well a.
an expert at paper hanging
can do. Make yeur home al
pleasant as possible by pur-
chasing wall paper Of Saur !
Balsley. You will never re
gret it.
At this house can also b.
found a large line Of window
shades and curtains and fix
lures. The assortment is com
plete, and you will be sur
prised to learn how cheap yol
can hang blinds or curtains il
your windows. Remove th'
old faded and torn blinds ant
replace them with tasty ney
ones.
Saur & Balsley take grea
pleasure in showing yo7
through their stock, whethe
you wish to purchase or not
and they cordially invite yo1
to call and visit them, feeling
confident that they can max,
tito your interest to do so.
The other departments Q
their establishment are com
plete in every particular
Their drugs are always pur
and fresh and their facilitie
for compounding prescription
are the best. In patent med
cine they take the lead, keep
ing in stock all the old AN
new discoveries in this line
Their paints and oils have
standard reputation for purit
and lasting qualities. Th
paints sold by them are old an
reliable brands, which hav
been before the public 70
years, and have always give
satisfaction.
Their book department
complete in every particular
and special inducements ar
offered those seeking book,
papers, magazines, ETC., an
especially those on the lookot
for books to replenish the
libraries. Stationery, scho'
books and school supplies,
fact everything needed
the school room is found ;
Saur & Balsley's. .......