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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03
His Last Fling.

As they bent solicitously over him, the
his eyes. Have you any last wish?" they
asked him.
eyes," he murmured. "Have an auto
mobile hearse at the funeral"
Revenge, it seemed, was strong even in
death.-N. Y. Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03
Coughing Leada to ConsumptIon.

Kemps Balsam will stop the Cough al
once. Go to your druggist to-day and get
sample bottle free. Large bottles 25 and 81
cents. Go at once; delays are dangerous.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

cause. If that cause IS not removed It's
influence reaches out and overshadows
whole life. The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been so uni
formly successful for over a quarter of
century in overcoming the suffering of
women, is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. 1t is a womans
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

They had been sitting together for half
an hour.
"I have enjoyed our conversation so
much!" she exclaimed, as she rose to go.
"It is so restful to talk with you'll"
And after she had left him he remembered
that he hadn't been able to get in ten words
edgewise throughout the whole copversa-
tion.-SomerYille Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

A Polite Man.-The Bystander-"Wha
are you taking off your hat for?" The MAJ
at the 'Phone-"Pm talking to a lady,
Chicago Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

The Man and the Bore.-The Solemn Bore
-"Have you ever reflected that there will
be no more time?" The Busy Man - 81
haven't any now, Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

Check Colds and Bronchitis with Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

The silent man may be mine of wisdom,
but talkative fool sometimes explodes the
mine.-Chicago Daily News.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

I cannot speak too highly of Piso's Cure
for Consumption.-Mrs. Frank Mobbs, 2l5
W. 22d St, New York, Oct. %. 1894.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03

Paris Ten Thousand BeEERrH.
Paris contains 10000 iDdiVid uals WHO
live by begging.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03
w TOMEN do sufferl
w Even so-called healthy women sufferi
But they are not healthy!

The marks left by pain on the young faces OF many of
daughters Pain that leaves its mark from curabe
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-03
She Enjoyed 1t.

Iall's Family Pills are the best.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19
Oobcr GorrcjpottOctts.

Qm 5reitas ben l3. Sanuar peritarb
nab furser 9ranfheit all einem Shlag=
anfall i'm Sauie ibrer 9o1ter Wrs.
Sohn sSuraens 6rau 9elena Miller i'm
Mlter BON 81 ssSabren. Sbren SOB be-
trauern bier S0bne, flint S0bter, Elm
Brlloer, aablreide gnfel uno stpei llr-
entel. Sbre iterbliden lleberrelte
plroen an Wontaa ben Is. b. M. BON
Der fatboliiden Stride aus unter ent=
1predenoer 6eier begraben.
gbenio ftarb am ndmli6en Sage I'M
Nlter bon 62 Sabren. 6 Mpnaten unb 20
5a9en al elmer 2unsenfrantbeit 0eiu=
ri6 Spedt BON bier. ST mar Mitolieb
oes hielisen oeutiden Nrbeiter Inter-
itiiBunaspereins rno tpurDe bon DemIel=
ben, bon Der oeutid lutberii6en Stride
aus uuf Dem bieligen neuen Jriebbofe
begraben. @r binterldbt cine trauernoe
Satin, adt Rinoer uno sablreibe
6reunoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19
9uStaraMnS.

Witf,pe gotberino M. Rnrbto1,
Iange Sabre gi3entbhmeriir bes 0utels
in YbilipsburA 1T am Treitaa, l3.
Sanunr. an ben ssoleen eineS Gdla9.
flnbes i'm Utter bon 80sSabreil unD 81
8agen geitorben. Gie 0erliorbene mar
aus Bapern sebiiriig uno fam i'm Sabre
1889 nan ben Ser. 6taaten. Sm
Sabre 1874 perebelinte lie li6 nit 2uo-
mig gdharo, Der 1850 ifarb allh bic
bier SDhne. nit benen bieie gbe geieg=
net mar. iinb ldmmtlih Dor Der Mut-
ter eeftorben. Die Neraorbene ging
am 80. Sanuar 1853 cine 3tpeite Gbe
Elm nit Grieorid Rnobloh. DieIer
Bnnb puroe i'm Sabre 1874 burb ben
Sob eetrennt, in Incident Sabre Gnob=
lodi itarb. 3ipei ainoer entIpranaen
oieier @be, bon tDelden ieooh oas cine
ldon iii leiner Ginobeit itarb. Das an=
oere Sinh, cine 9ohter, ebelihte Dr.
6. g. putt bon Baltic. 9luBer bieier
3ohter binterldbt De 8erltorbsne on
oireften Mabtoalmen 2 @roBtinoer Gus
ibrer slpeiten nnb 5 8rDBfinoer aus ib=
rer erlten Gbe. Oas 9cgrdbniB fono
am Montaa inter sablreider getbei=
ligung in Ybilipsburs ltatt uno belt
Dr. Yfarrer .. 8. Miaer ben 2eiNen-
gottesoienl.
sSrau Gnoblpd mar elm er9ebeiies
Witulieo Der Stride, oiitia unb aalt=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19

Mm Is. Sanuar i'm hieIioen Nrneil=
hauie Ruth Mnore. felt AS Sabren cine
Bepobnerin Der Mnlfalt. an M1tersihpG-
DIE. Yeripapbte Der Yernorbenen mur.
ben BON oem 5ooe benadrihtiet, bod
Niemono lam gum BegrdbniB unb nur
Sniafen bes Nrmenbauies ertpieien Der
8erltorbenen Die leb!e gbre.
Nm l2. Sanuar i'm 0auie ibres
Shmieseriobnes. Sames Milar in
Gonneaut, o.. no lie ibre Iodter be-
iuhte. Wittpe Barbara MilIer, aeborne
5dob, bon bier, i'm Mlier BON 54 Sab
rem. Die 2eibe tpurbe na1 Mem pbi=
oelpbia aebrabt uno am Montae auf
Dem alien 6rieobofe be9raben. Die
8erltorbene mar cine So1ter bon GarI
Shoh. oeKen bohbeiaate Witttpe nod
auf ihrem gyeinberse i'm Moroolten Der
5taot pobnt. Sic mar nit Saeob
Miller berbeiratbet. Der ibr i'm SSebruar
1890 i'm So0e poraneirg. Sic mar
Die Mutter bon brei Ginbern, bon tpel=
hen zines in friiber Ginbleit ftarb.
Gin Sohn, Garl Miller. lebt bier, cine
SoAter, fSrau Milar in Gpnneaut. 8.
glm IL. Sanllar in Canal Soper Der
ie6sjabriae Sobn BON 9arrD 6ibrit an
Sipbtberia. IS mar bas einsige Ginb
uno Die Gliern lino tief eribiitte,t iiber
ben 8erlult.
Nm ID. sSanuar in GlepeIanb 6arbep
Nult, Sobn bon M. 3. Mult in Canal
Sooer, i'm Nlter bon 80 Sabren. Die
2eihe tpuroe nad Canal DOper eebra1t
uno bort befattet.
Dim II. Sanuar in llhribsbiQe sobn
Galomel. 81 Sabre aft. an Mlters=
fhmd6e. Seine 6rau 1T 10 franf, oab
man alaubt, lie meroe gleidfals iter=
Zen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19
Observation-Disclosures.

Die @rano=Surp bat bem @eri1te
fplaenoe Glaaen einsereiht.
George Sapis, paul Sones, 6rant
Blair, 6rant Wiaiams, Orion Gust,
Sobn Waroeu nuo Willium garlon ba=
ben 1i6 auf bic antlage megen ginbru1
Su oerantmprten.
Sufius MeDer III oes pferoeoiebItabls
uno oes Gleinoiebltabls bei6uloigt.
Wattp Watfins ltebt tpegen maneeln=
Der Trieoensliebe unter Nntlaee.
Sobn 5. 0osan uno Sobn S. Sulli=
ban iino oes Gleinoiebitabls perod1tig.
@bas. 6. 2eslie lit gu piel perbeira-
tbet.
Wm. 8lofinser bat lib auf cine
aIaee sesen unteridlasuna gu perant=
morten.
Clara 9. @loB sesen Nlarp s. Nr=
nolo u. u. Sbe;lung angeoronet.
u. 8. 8um9arner u. VI. eeeen Wm.
g. Shompion II. u. 8ertauf beltdtiat
uno Nusaahlung angeoronet.
Soiepb Springer seaen gmmot 3D..
Stoder. &laae abgemieien.
@arab u. Gibbs seeen 6arbep 8ibbs
II. u. Wertauf beitdtigt uno Sbeilung
aneeorbnet.
Ntron Bau= uno 2eibgeie1i1oft ge=
gen Glen 1bomas II. q. Ser tlaaer=
ben 8efeIlihaft muroen $444 3ugelpro.
den unb Derfauf angeorbnet.
Weslep M. 3raeD gesen ssobn M.
Sparfs Il. q. Dem Gldger tpurben
$l09.22 sugeiproden uuo 8ertauF an-
gepronet.
Warp u. Buaa eeaen Saeob s.
gugg. gei9eleat uno Soften be3ablt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19

8pn etnem bungriaen
Bdren angefalIen tpurbe auf ber
Gbaufee Bet s0berbof eine 8auersfrau,
Die fich 5ipei ungariiden 9drenfiibre@
rinnen ansef6loi1en bate. Die 8duez
rim trug in einem Gorbe fart buftenbe
2ebensmittel, bic tpobl ben Nppetit bes
bllnsrigeu Sbieres gerei5t batten, bsnn
plDbli9 fiel es bic Srau. an, umflamz
merte tie nit boGaufgeri9teten Norz
berpranfen unb mari lie 5u 8oben.
Die 8drenfiibrerinnen bearbeiteten bas
Gbier frdftis nit acknowledgement
StDden, aber erit als lie es an ben
in Der Nase befeitisten gftnsen seipalt=
fam fort5ogen, lieb es fein Opfer fab=
rem. @liidli9erpetfe BAT bic Mngefalz
lene teine erbebli9en 8erIebungen er=
litten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19

= Sic 22idbri9c glsmortb Weaper
BON Qooi. bel Mebina, O., tpurbe sufdl-
Tiger Weiie auf Der Saso eri6ohen.
Sn 8art,r gountp. Mrf., berriht
proBe Nnfreaung lpeeen mebrerer pl6b=
ii6er unb pebeimnibpoler Sobesfdlle in
Der Ge9eno Dsn Mountain 9ome. 6
AeIunoe uno frdftige Mdnner ifarben
III fllraer Nufeinanberfolee an NereiF-
tungs Spmtomen. Mebrere Mnbere
erfranften pl0blib, tpnroen iebo6 se=
rettet.
= Die ,,MilIer electric Contraction
Company" in pittsburg mill fid Die
@aiIerfraft beg Wiaaara mad einem
1ieuen Ylane nubba- MAIDEN. sic MIL
bart an ben Gdllen Elm eroBes f6pim-
ftenbes @ebduoe errihten, bas burd
Anfer mnb ihpere eilerne Babel feifge=
Ieat tperben fon. unb barin bic nDtbigen
Mpparate 5ur graeuaung bon gleftri3i=
fdt aufifeQen, bic barn in Der grbe i,nb
nuf bifen Drdbten nod pittsburg ge=
Ieitet iperben ioQ.
syn Snoianapolis tpurbe cine ssrau.
bic einen @eifbetrag fiir ibre M0bel
niGt besablen fonnte, SIN Namen bes
Gefebes nm ibre 0auseinridtung be-
raubt. unb in Gbienao tpurbe cine fran=
Il Grou. bic lire Mietbe nidt besablen
fonnie, ebenfolls I'M Namen bes @eiebes
nuf Der Matrabe auf bic Gtrabe oe-
3feift nnb ibrem Ghidfal iiberloiIen.
1lnb nidt Elm Ndher iif aufoefanberl.
nm ben yoLftrefern iDlher bratonifher
Gsiebe ienen Qobn 81 fidern, ben fie
in uebermnBe peroient baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19
ctt DoppcIt bc,ucibt.

Marion, Snb., IL. San. - Staats=
ienotor q. 8. Bater bon 1ier Iiebt litb
in Die unarsenebme 2age periebt, einem
8igamiefal ins NntliB ieben gu nliilIen.
Shon feit Sabren bat CT cine freunoli=
DIE, pflihtgetreue Satin uno 5iuei rei=
senoe 90hter, cie es on nibts feblen
lahen, um iein 6eim 10 ongenebm als
mO9lid su geltalten. 9tun fomlnt ipie
Elm Blib aus beiterem 0immel Die Nab-
ri6t, oab er ohne Winen ieiner erlten
5rau ii6 nit elmer rufliihea @rdfin
Na3imotp, Die er IN 6olge elmer @or=
reiponoen5 fennen 9elernt, berbeiratbet
babe. Sic ruiiiite @rdfin ioa ibm,
ben Geseln Der srie6ii6 fatbolilben
Stride 81 folae, prorp angetraut more
ben iein aber lebr gum 2eiomeien bes
@elebgebers ppm 6oolieritaat ,puroe
oieis gbe in Sem Dort mad, ben Ge=
aeln Der presbpterianil9en Stride leoa=
liter beiiegelt. gbe er iid nit ieiner
stpeiten Jrau tralen lieB, mahte gater
oerielben meib, baB er bon Der erlten
gei6ieben lei; auA ioa ct lift bas
Gheibunasbefret zines @eri1tsboies
bon g}orO Gatota seseiat baben. Cine
BON Mabilon. Wis.. tommenDe Gepe=
| ihe fonitatirt Den sena,len SaAperbalt.
Bafer, Der ettpa 48 Sabre alt lit, bat
am 9abattruit cine STEELE. lpelbe ibm
etma $4,000 per Sabr einbringt uno
pfleste ieiner morsanatiiden @attin,
Die er in WisconiinS 0auptliaot gut
Derlorete, 9elegentlihe geiu1e ab3u-
ltatten.
Safer eelteht unumtpunben su, nit
Der lit aur 3eit il Maoiion, Mis.,
aufbaltenoen ruiiiiden @rdfin Na3imatp
perbeiratbet gelpeien gu iein. Gr ia9te
nnter Nnoerem. er lei balb tpabnlin=
nis un6 nilIe nidt, mas er iase. .Wiei-
ne 8esiebunsen gu Der Dame" iagte er,
begannen Dor brei Sabren. Damals
itarb Elm Mann in Marion uno id
brahte in grfabrnne. baB oerielbe rei=
DIE 8ertpanbte bate. Mls i1 in Golge
oeHen cine gorreiponoen3 er6Hnete, be-
anttportete bic Brdiin meine Briefe.
@ines Sages, es mar i'm Dftober '96
erbielt id cine 2abeloepefde, in tpelder
iie mir mittbeilts. fie befinbe iib auf
bem We9e mad Warion. SD teleora=
pbirte ibr suriid, lie fo0e nlht mad
Marion, ioiloern na1 Sort WaDne
fommen, ipoielbit i1 lie abbolen tperoe.
Sic that, tuie Id ibr laate. Sort lefn-
ten mir chamber perf0nli1 fennen, unb
nod 0erlauf bon ettpa einem Sabr
tpurbe uns Elm Ginb geboren, ipelhes
aber turse 3eit oarauf itorb. 2ll bic
3eit mar id aser nidt nit ibr berbei.
ratbet, aber beaahlte bod Die geerbi=
aun9sfoiten bes nerforbenen Ginbes.
Da iie aber barauf beltano, le3aliter
nit mir berheiratbet 81 tperDen, eina id) j
mad Norb DatDta urlo ertpirtte mir bort
ein 9deioungsoetret. Dnrauf beira=
tbete ih lie, aesen bns Neripreden,
nah Deiterreid suriidfebren uno mid
nidt ldnger mDlelfirel 81 ipollen. Sd
mar Elm Derliebter 96lpel unb lie 3oa |
mir 0os Gel geb6rig iiber ben Ropf.
Sir 1T iebr intelligent, ipridt ie9s
@pro6tn, ipielt piano nao iii tabei
.bibfd uno BON anaenebmen Manieren.
Was i'd getban babe, tbut mir Ieib,
0enil idb liebe meihe erffe sSrau unb
Gainilie nod INNER. Wenn III es bel-
ten fann, min id) bic ru{lil6s @rdfin
ni6t nlfbr ieben, fonbern mad MloriDn
riidlebrstl unO isb<u, III bic ireit ber
@8obtn ipisoer DIT ~ taa6sn III.
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lin plab 50 getpinnen. iperoen tpir
ale utliere Wanrer, gefiitterte Mdnner=
unb 6rauenibube, Jil5ifiefel, GuWm-
ffiefel. Ieoerne 6tiefel lno ale anosrn
i6meren Wintrmdnren gum Roitpreiie
uuo ibeiliueiie iDanr unter ben Roitz
preiie DerfauIsn.
6predt Dor IN JDhn gferts
81 Sdubfpre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19
@eltern Mbenb ipuroe in Canal
EDper Elm Mastenbal abgebalten.

@eltern Mbeno muroe in Canal
EODer Elm Mastenbaa ab9ebalten.
Sol. Grimm oabier feierte am
III. Sonnar ieinen 90. 8eburtstaa.
Woraelfern nod 3baumetter. beu=
Il idon pieoer Stein uno Yein sefrob-
rftl.
Sin beftiasr Winolturm tobte am
G0mIfna Durh oieie Geaeilo. bod bat
berfelbe teinen beoeutenoen Sdaben se=
than.
Dcs Gber0eribt bieies @taates
bat entI1ieoen, oaB oas nsue Geieb,
burh fpelhes bic Sernline beS Gherihs
iinb Gprpners perdnbert msroen, uneon=
ititutionell lit.
Mm 9ienitas fiiirste on Wilion
Mpenue in @lepelano in Tolae oes
DOhmal1ers ein yriifeabogell elm.
NerIebt muroe Niemano, aber Der Sba=
ben lit beoeuteno.
Sos. gruoer beIor9t neue
Shneioerarbeit iotpie 6lifarbeit,
prompt, gut uno su mdBlsen preiien.
Mertltatt uno Wobnuns 9inter ben
Dob ssellows 5emple. Al
Nier Gefangene 1inb aug oem Mr=
beitsbauIe in Start Gountp ausgebro=
den, Darunter au6 Wm. MeRmnep
bon @anton, tuelder mesen Gornoiebs
ffabl in 2odport BON bier mad oem 9r=
beitsbauie geIhift wuroe.
Mm Eieniiag paro in ubrids=
billie 5amuel Saplon, elm Gbantfea=
ner, psrbaitet. 9erielbe miro bei1nl=
Diqt, lebten Gttober in Der Wobnung
BON Samuel Geepes in Canal Souer
eiuen g,nbrub periibt su baben.
Mm 6amltas 'Morseu sipilde n
sipei uno brei ubr batten mir bier Elm
beftiaes @elpitter. S!e SpnnerIbldge
nahten Die Groe er5ebeu tpie i'm 0of=
1cmmer. gtah Der alten Wetterregel
baben mir oarauf bin nod rebt taltes
Metter an eripartell.
gDir MAIDEN hermit nod einmal.
auf oas GDnSert uufmerflam, bas am
@amitag Mbeno i'm bieligen Spernbauie
beranItaltet tpiro. Sic beifen Grdfte
iino fir basielbe eeiponnen uno mir
fDnnen jeoem 6reunoe gutter Nluiit ei=
nen genubreihen glbeno ueripreden.
geim s1littenIabren fubr lebte
Wode Der sebnjdbriae 8eorge, Elm
Sobn bon Satob gfert oabier, seeen
eiren Stein, nobel ct Die Ginnbaden=
fnohen brad, fiinf 3dbne abbrab uno
Die unterlippe perleBte. Sofort ipurbe
drstlide Siilie eebradt uno Der Snngs
beiinbet lib auf oem Mese Der Belize
rnna.
Maior 6. 6. Mittdener bat lei=
nen Mntbeil an Der Strabenbabn nab
llbrihspille auspertauft uno geoenft
feline 3eit bauptiddlih ieinen Minen=
Snterehen I'M @elten gu piomen. Sr.
Mittdener 1T Der 8riinber Der 6traBen=
balm uno nur ieiuen unabldiligen 8e=
miibungen 1T es 81 beroanfen, oaB bie=
1eibe erbaut tDeroen fonnte.
Ser &egenfurm bom Samifag,
in 0erblnbuna nit Sbaumetter, bat au=
fangs bieIer Wohe cine tleine neber=
ihipemmuns Der 5trabenbabn stpiiden
bier unb ubridspille sur Solge aebabt
nno mubten bic Yailagiere bel Miouale
auslteieen uno nngefdbr cine Meile
melt iiber bas @eleiie Der 6. 8. & %.
Giienbobn marihiren. Sept 1T Der
Beytebr nieoer beraeftelt.
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Seiratbsb e,villtau,,ac,,.

Gbmarb s. 3iIep. gp3etta gristuea,
beibe bon Canal 9oper.
Martin M. Delpif, - 2ottie 6broper,
beioe BON BDliDar.
9arrD 8. Crater. gao 9. Burtlder,
beioe bon Canal Doper.
Srbin s. Miser. Batersbille, MoIo
8. Nnbreps, Ne9ersDille.
Burton s. Qisbtel, Goiben 5p. -
Sable S. Bel, Neip philadelphia.
gomarb u. Oarris, gtia WigfieIo,
beioe BON Netp Gommerstotpn.
Geo. s. Mpers, Hoiina s. GlaB,
beioe bon Dnlen SunetiDn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19

y Coroner Dr. s.. 8. 0at6er bon
9abton, Obio, bat eine unansenebme
Mufeabe 81 l0ien. Sbeooor @eorgi
uno feline 6rau MarD Glen baben
ii6 ben @laubensfur 6anatifern an=
gefdlolien, ,lno oas Gefultot lit. Dab
ibr S0bterlein. @race Gillian, ftarb,
obne oaB Elm Mrst aerufen rurbe. Der
Coroner 1T Der 9lniidt, oaB oas 2eben
oes Ginoes bate gerettet nerben t6nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-19

= Sn 2inao. Macon County NO.,
fino 200 Goblenerdber Der v2ittle
pittsburg Goal 6. auslfdnoiih getpor=
ben, um cine Yobnerbobuns al errei-
den. Neaer tueroen an ibre Gtel!e GEE
iebt neroen.
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: Sin ollfreoenoes 9lbenteuer hattie

\ Gin allfre9enOes Nbenteuer bate
elm Mitglieb Der 8erliner SriminalpD=
lisei, Der Sittenpolisei @1ubmann
Wiiiller. Muf Der Sago nab einen lo=
len 0oeel munoe er BON elmer GDtte bon
3ubaltern iiberfalen, angegriffen unb
nit Mallerltihen pertpunbet. 0a er
lib nibt anoerS gu belfen ipuBte, aog
er ieillen &epplper un0 I6pb einel Der
Strolde, Namens &arl Drasoustp,
iibrr ben Saufen.
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6lieaenbe Bldtter 2alenoer iinb
III bieier Office au 10 Gents per stiif
gu perfaufen. "a
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Hos Mort IiebsrIi& lpnlntt pol
Iisbtn oatss bsf sun lgtsulis !,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-01-05
LIVED HERE HALF A CENTURY
Philip Dauben Dies at His Residence on
Fremont Avenue.

Philip Dauben Dies at His Residence on
Fremont Avenue.
Philip Dauben, one of the earliest
settlers of Kenosha county, passed
away late Thursday night at his home
on Fremont avenue. To him belonged
the honor of living in Kenosha county
for over half century.
For some time Mr.. Dauben has been
growing feeble, but his death was has
tened by an attack of Bright's disease.
The deceased was in the 18th year of
his age. He was born il Germany
Feb. 21st, 1921, and on July 4th, 1847,
he came to Albany, New York, and
later in the same year he removed
with his wife.to Southport and settled
on farm near the south limits of the
village. A few years ago he moved to
this city and has since lived at his res
idence on Fremont avenue. A wife
and seven children survive him. They
are: Mrs. Barbara Dauben, Michael, OF
Racine; Peter, of Drayton, North Da-
kota; Matthias, of Burlington, Wis;
John A., Jacob and Adam, of this city,
and Mrs. julia La Marsh, of this city
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were Misses Anna and Edna Boal.
William w. Gates served the groom as
best man, the ushers being Messrs. j.
Devereaux York, William Fl. Rose,
Laurence De Gollyer, Lyman Bour-
nique, Philip Brown and Ernest Tiet-
gems. The bridal gown was fashioned
of ivory duchesse satin, with court train
and bodice and sleeves of point d'Alen-
con lace.
A breakfast was served after the
ceremony at the home of the brides
parents, % Aston street, the guests
being only the relatives and bridal
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will spend
their honeymoon in California, return
ing to be at home Wednesdays in Feb
ruary at 149 Pine Grove avenue,
Chicago.
Mrs. Evans is we'll known in Keno
sha, as with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Liebling, she spent the summer
just passed at the Sanitarium.
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CHANGES AT NORTHWESTERN
Richard Howe will Become General Man
ager Of the Deering Harvester Co.

Richard Howe will Become General Man
ager of the Deering Harvester Co.
1t is rumored about the streets today
that Richard F. Howe, who for some
time has been Secretary of the North
western Mattress Co. of this city, will
retire from the employ of the company
early in the new year and accept pO-
sition of General Manager of the Deer
ing Harvester Co. of Chicago. Mr..
Howe for some time has been cOntem-
plating a change and his new position
will be a great advancement. For some
time Mr.. Howe has been acting as gen.
eral manager for the Northwestern
Wire Mattress Co. in Chicago and his
services in this position have been
regarded as very valuable to the COM
pany. Mr.. Howe holds considerable
stock in the KenOsha company and
it is reported that this has been
sold to some one in Chicago who will
take the place of secretary of the COM
pany made vacant by Mr.. Howe.
A call was made upon the managers
of the factory in this city, but they
refuse either to confirm or deny the
REPORT.
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ARRANGE SALARIES.
BOARD OF EDUCATION FIX THE
JANlTORS' SALARIES.
NEW SCHOOL TO BE DEDICATED
Attorney Arthur Wheeler, a Grandson
of Father Deming, Will Deliver an
Address at the Dedicatory services
Other Business of the Board.

The Board of Education met in ad-
journed session at the High school
building Wednesday night, for the
purpose of completing arrangements for
the opening of the new building and to
discuss the proposed changes in regard
to the fixing of janitors' salaries.
All the members of the Board were
present except Commissioners Burg,
Pinzger and Zeitler, and the meeting
proved a very interesting one. After
the roll call and the reading of the
minutes of the previous meetings the
minutes were amended so as to require
Miss Maloney to teach both the sixth
and seventh grades in the new building
if it was necessary.
Under the head of communications
the usual number of applications were
received for the position of janitOr of
the Durkee school, but as janitOr
Kingman has not yet formally resigned
the position, no action was taken on
the subject.
The committee on supplies was given
power to purchase five sets of models
for use in the drawing department OF
the schools.
In regard to the new building, COM
missioner Woodward reported tina tfour
rooms in the new building would GER
tainly be ready by the 9th of January.
The Board then took up the report
of the finance committee in regard to
the fixing the janitors' salaries. The
report, as accepted, fixes the salaries OF
the janitors of the different schools as
follows: Second ward building, $3.50,
with 800 added for work on the engine
house school; Durkee school, $400;
Frank school, $500; Deming school,
$500, and Central, 5000.
The Board discussed the matter of
insurance ON the buildings and it was
recommended that the Board adopt a
form to be used in the writing Of all
policies on schools and furniture.
The usual number of bills were pre-
sented and allowed.
In regard to the dedication of the
new building commissioner Newman
reported that he had been in CORES
pondence with Arthur Wheeler, a
grandson of Father Deming, who has
consented to come here and deliver an
Grafton at the time of the opening of
the new building. The date of the
dedication of the building was not fixed
but will occur some time after the 18th
of January.
On motion of commissioner Newman,
JanitOrs Jensen and Herman we're re-
engaged as janitors in the Central and
Frank buildings, with salary fixed by
the schedule.
The habit Of balloting among the
school children was frowned upon by
the Board and the superintendent was
ordered to instruct the Principal to
allow nothing of this sort in the school
rooms.