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The Annual Army Register.

The annual Army Register for 1900 was
issued by the War Department today. 1t
contains a complete list of the officers of
the regular Army. their ranks and assign
ments, also a list Of the military depart
ments. with the officers commanding
them. and much other valuable informa-
ton The brevet commissions. which
were eliminated from last years Register,
are restored, while the list Of general and
stan officers Of volunteers included in last
years Register, is omitted as the De-
partment will shortly issue Register de-
voted TO the volunteer forces.
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want every person suffering with rheumatism to try
RHEUMATISM CURE want them it today. their
verdict tomorrow.
Those who suffering with cold ask step into the
drug and vial of my COLD CURE If
perfectly satisfied with the will refund
Every afflicted with dyspepsia, Indigestion, stom
ach trouble most earnestly ask DYSPEPSIA CURE
1t will be the best investment made 1t costs but %
and will give almost immediate relief.
If could hand the thousands of testimonials from
who been cured of kidney diseases by KIDNEY
CT RE- would not delay i'll purchasing this almost nfabe
remedy. 4 25-cent vial has saved many precious life
Why Guide Health" from druggist today?
1t will tell all about Munyon's Remedies. Not Lie in it. From
the first the last pageit tells how the mother take of
the little well the big Remember there
each disease; labeled with such plain rec
there be msta ke-MUNYON
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Gas Explosion in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. ia manhoie cover,
weighing over 100 pounds, was thrown thir-
feet in the air by an explosion OF gas in
front OF the First National Bank Building
early this morning cab had just driven
over the spot where the explosion occur
red and barely escaped destruction. Cab
man Maher was badly frightened. A ca
BILE train narrowly missed being struck by
the falling cover
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RobbeI the Cash Register.

Frank Redmond. colored, who has been eu'-
moved hv william l.. McNett, grocer, in In
diana Avenue northwest, was srraiGred before
Tndce 6imbsU in the Police Court this mornirg
and convicted Of petit isre' ny and sentenced to
serve ,iytv days in Jail. MeNett suspected Ned
uond OF taking money from the cdsn REGISTER
lie laid trap with a warEed doidr HE com
disppeared from the register and later "@s FOUND
=; l,d,inords pocket His arrest followed.
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nnsA-m.W.Etf
Takomn Park Citizens.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Takoma
Park Citizens Association will be held in Takoma
llaU this evening at 80 O'Clock. Washington's s
BIRTHDAY will be celebrated in the ball on Thurs
fav evening next Mrs. L. NJ MOOers is at the
head Of the entertainment committee
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James Thomas Recaptured.

lanes Thomas coiored. twcnty-one years Of age
xbo e.caped from the chain gang about two
month. ago. was recaptured this morning ly Po-
Iicru,su wilson Of the Ninth precinct. and locked
mn charged with being a fugitive. from Justice.
ne WAS returned TO the Washington Asy .Ufn.
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inr Rrnninr Rond sidewalks.

The District Commissioners have decided to use
the balance Of the appropriation Tor paving Ben
ming Road, ia improving the sidewalks along SAID
road In many instances the grade Of tire roadway
- et4rosd Uhen the Improvement wsS mSds,
md ior nearly the entire length OF the read the
s:d,vvalks do u.t conform to the highway. II is
10 remedy this defect that the Commissioners nave
decided 10 cXpcDd the balance OF SlU5 IN I.i-
,ryi-.- HI, sidewalks from Fifteenth Street east.
The evening times., 1900-02-19
The Vaughn Class Bnpauct.

The Tenth annual banquet Of the Vaughn Glass
of the Calvary Baptist Sunday school viii take
place on the evening Of March }. at the sunday
school house at Eighth and II street, northwest
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phe surveyor to Keep /. Record.

The Surveyor of the District OF Colmmbia hss
been ordered to record tie books OF lis Office
all plats of land in the District which have been
condemned for public uscs TIE order aleo in.
.tructs him TO record all pats of ground condemn
ed for cooperate the latter to be filed in ia"
Office OF the secretary Of the Commissioners. for
cficial and public reference.
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v.,,orx of Frances r. Willard.

At the meeting held yesterday afternoon by the
Women's Christian Temperance Union in ilamline
VI Church. in commemoration Of the work OF
Frances + willard, addresses were made by Mrs.
Clinton Smith. Rev F. d. Power, ID. D.; Rev.
! Van Schsick, and Rev. Walter II. Brooks.
noem was read by Rev. j. T.. Rankin. Mis. Mar
paret Dye Fllia. also delivered an address.
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A., ,,.,e.t Not Necessary.

Coroner Carr today viewed the remains OF
William, sanford. colored. who died suddenly at
hi. homo. ag Tenth Street northwest, about !
o'clock Yesterday, and decided that an inquest i'
,,9s unnecessary Death is said 70 have Deeh que
20 uatuysl causes.
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To Attend n Bcnefit.

There will br meeting of all former Morton
Cadets at the Armcry OF the National Rifles to-
morrow evening at O'Clock TO arrange for the
attendance of the old members OF That organi-
zation who served under Captain Shilling at the
benefit entertainment to be rendered :he eaptai,l
by his friends on Sunday evening. February -.
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jaime. AlIcr,. Condition Serious.

The condition Of James Alien, who j. alleged
to have BEEN assaulted by William sauer. ma
rine about one month age. and Who WAS opc-
rated on last nigh! at Providence Hospital. was
tedav reported to he unchanged. The surgeons
say that the operation LAST resort. and
they are doubtful of the result. Saucr Is stiH
confined in the District Jail
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Charged With H0usebrealSing

Charles Hettert. colored was arragned for a
preliminary hearing before Judge Kimbal the
Police Court this morning a charge OF house
breaking al night and held in $500 bond tor the
action OF the grand jury. He was accused Of at
tempting TO steal keg OF beer from Patrick
Collins cellar.
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lLnrIes Gray EinPh.

Jr,ins Fink was the complainant against Charles
GRAY in the Police Court this morning. Gray
was accused Of assault, and Fink and two wit
nesscs testified against him. ine ef SO was
i1npnse1 and paid.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Extending 4 streets water Main,

The District Commissioners have issued ~ c-de-
for tbs extension Of the water main iH \ Sire;
southeast. wet Of Seventeenth Street. IT, cot
of thc Improvement i estimated AZ >l1e.p.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were isst:ed TODAY -o; Ham
Walter Locke and Rose Ryncal SsiGert; Waiter {.
Todd and K.ti, H. Peace both of Richmond. ". (,
John = Rick and Annie ioelmsrni August Herr
Ten and Nnrir weber.
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Columbia The8tre->1m Bernard and Helen LarI
in The Man iu the Neon evening.
Llflvrttc square Opera HJusC-AJaiC E.icllt
in ..Thrar Ii.ilc Lambs evening.
Academy u' Nu>.C-'.DJviTs I-llnd:" even HG.
Kerusu-s lyraUm Theaue-Miae-- - 't,
Club Afternoon and evening
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To Discuss Railway Legislation.

The East Washington Citizens Association VIII
hold 4, sppcial meeting at Bsum'S Hall, Fourth
and East Capitol streets tomorrow evening - the
@n.i,jr,firT Of proposed legislation in regard 70
steam. railways.
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Fined for Assault

Charles johnson. colored, was this morning "neu
81 for an assault on Albert S. Trnnneil. fohcft
Drew. also colored. who was srfmened with
Johnson. was discharged.
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TEMPERATURE.

Temperature at l p. n-.....-.....-.--..-.--..-
Lowest temperature, - p. m m-.-..--..--.-...-i Il
Highest temperature, ?. m............--....2- p
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READY TO DELIBERATE
Daughters Of the American Rev0Iu-
tion to Convene Tonight.

Nearly All of the Delegates Have Ar
riVed-State Organizations Hold
Hall Near the Corcoran Art Gallery
to he Theoretically Advocated.
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S. Kall, Sons & Co.
The Busy Corner.
Always fEie beSf of everything
for The least money.
Some
Notion Values.

NobIO11 AhNASos
Hemmingway's Embroidery Silk DC
ali bright colors; > skeins for..........
Blue Steel-pointed Hairpins. per pa 1C
per.....-,.........-..-.
Gold-eyed Needles; every size; per 1C
.-.--.-...-.-.-.........
2 Aluminium Thimbles.
Chndren's Hose Supporters, any size, &c
in black only per pair.................V
Horn Strips. Joe kind: either blonde &C
or black {. s, and 3 inch...........-...o
Safety Spring Hooks and Eyes-12 &c
dozen for. or....................-.
Cenuloid Side Pompadour, Empire, 15C
and Neck Combs. bs......................
Mohair Bone Casing, in all colors, 1QC
piece. .....-.--...-t.-......'
Good. clear Pearl Shirt Buttons, I1C
per gross. ..........-.-......-'..
Double-faced silk Moire Betting, SQC
per piece. W
Notion Department-Section E.
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Trimmings
Are i'm
Their Glory.

White silk Fringe knot and rAC
inches wide. worth 75c yard. NJ
New and pretty designs in Col orc
ored Appliqued TIimmiugs-very ~
good 4Sc quality. Special, per yard. ~
Jet Garnitures. in chain loop ef- 11I
feet: worth JSc. pecial..........-.oo w
lot Of Colored Braids. in mohair and
mercerized cotton 10 ] ID inches HH
wide: worth 10 to l. l-2c a yard. nj
Special at...................---
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THE sun AND MOON.
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR FEBRUARY.

sun riseS.....6:i7 An sun sets PM
Moon ....9:51 PM Moon sets.
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STREET LIGHTING

IIi-h tide ...............5:l5 An and 5:f> 7 VI
I ow tide .............ll:OS An. and il:l6 =. VI
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Some Very
Strong
Lining Values

A full and complete line of Sc - 2
inch Moire Percalines, in black ~
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.ENiFNT. TODAY

LAMPS Ifr 0dIy.--.....-....... T. "
Lamp- OH tomorrow. 5;'s5 M
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TIDE TABLE

First quarter........Gth Full ................Hts
LzSl quaTter...-.-...2 I'D
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Whom rou drink beer, let il be Heurich's. and
Won will have occasion for considerable pleasure.
Phone GA. Arlington Botaing Co., for Gacrzen
Senate, OF Lager,
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0be euenine Cines
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1900.
The weather Indications,

Fair tonight Tuesday increasing cloudiness and
warmer; light to fresh westerly, shifting TO
southcrly winds.
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2e-inch Black and Brocaded Moire NJ
Skirt Lining, in fast black only, W
a ward. .-..-........'.-'.''.N
zoe grade Of All-linen Heavy AZ
Canvas. in black white. grey, III
and tan. per ward .................-
20 pieces Of St-tngh silk finished 1HH
guaranteed fast black ~
this quality is worth 23c d yard.....
Our entire lire Of Mercerized Ial-
ian cloth. in black and col 1nC
Ors-this quality usually sells Hl
al 3gc d yard ................-.-.-..
Genuine Imported % inch 1nc
French Shruuk Haircloih-SHr |HI
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-.r-..---
4 fun range of colors in 2f-inch
satin serce-one o. the bgS, Innings Ar
you can possible buy for skirts. q l1I
ward ..-...........--..- ....-....--- ~
Lining Dcpsrtmcut-Firs, floor Section
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Lining Dcpsrtmeu,-Firs, floor Section
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20 pieces Of S6-ingh silk finished 4
Percaline-suarante fast black
this quality is worth 23c yard.....
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Hemingway Embroidery Silk DC
ali bright colors; . skeins for..........L
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Gold-eyed Needles; every size; per |
paper. ----..--.-.--....'...
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Notion Department-Section E
The evening times., 1900-02-19

Blue Steel-ponted Hairpins, per pa 4
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16

There is no town OF its size in the
State that has better telephone sys-
tenn than has Perrysburg. Manager
Hillard is doing everything possible to
keep the service up to the very highest
point of excellence. VI
EVERY kitchen should be supplied
with one on Use handy little kitchen
implements MADE acessly foA oiean-
ing pots and kettles. Only cost
ten cents and are worth much more as
a kitchen necessity. Anon sells them.
e. o. Sargent OF B. G., and Miss
Julia Brody OF Toledo, were united in
marriage at Toledo on Thursday last,
and are now keeping house in their
pleasant home on West Wooster street,
in b. G. They have the congratulations
of many Psrrysburg friends. n
Special god0 valued in black cress
goods 25, S5 and 50c>sag and dtsNable
styles. EnI.JbRS.
Many Perrysburg friends OF Mana.
ger Denman OF the Maumee Valley Ry
will be pleased to learn that the injur'
les he received to his eyes by the burn.
ing of the cable which crosses the river
a few nights ago. will prove to be only
painful, but In no manner permanent
II was narrow escape for him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
Ten Dollars Reward.

The Toledo, st. Louis and Western
railroad company will put into service
two new broad vestibuled passenger
trains between Toledo and st. Louis.
These trains will be the finest that can
be produced. For the purpose of giving
these two Glover Leaf flyers popular
names, we herewith offer $40 in gold to
any person Except Clover Leaf en-
pIoyees) who suggests a name which is
finally adopted by US. No conditions
are attached and any number of names
may be suggested by any one person.
All communications should be addressed
to the undersigned. marking the en-
velopes ''Cloyer Leaf Flyers" Sugges-
tions will be received until Dec. l. 1900.
at which time decision will be made.
G. w. Mordoff, Asst. q p A., Toledo, o.
w j Scott, ID P A. st Louis, Nc,
C d Whitney, G I NJ, Toledo, o.
Nov. 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16

pun chased the Holman meat market
haye, decided to quit the business and
have closed out their stock. a
New and populatSstyles ip pens
soft and stiff hats just oflqe9: v
FcMas's.
1t is stated that bank will soon be
established at Rossford with ex-county
clerk j. e. Baird as cashier. II the
report Is correct, Mr.. Baird's numerous
friends here wish him all possible sue
cess.
Henry Chubb has gone to Washing
ton where he will take up section of
land with the view of making that
country his future home. His two old
est sons are now In that State and have
taken, up claims adjoining his. Mr..
Chnbb will not move his family west
until later. All Perrysburg people
wish him good luck in his new venture.
Winter saN6.g gloves, mittens and
hosiery, newsAhis weeRs ASt oh the
market for your money, at FULLEFHS,
"A pair of sharpers have been
swindling Custar people with new
scheme. They sell three dollar watches
for SIS, but give each sucker chance
to draw pocket book containing one or
twenty dollar bill. OF course the vic
tim draws the one dollar prize which
makes his three dollar watch cost him
only fourteen dollars. It's an easy way
to dispose OF fourteen dollars.
&C. d. Miller is putting in good
time shooting quail. Charlie Hoffman
has had fairly good luck while Charles
Champney has had the misfortune to
have his dog pick up a dose OF poison
which some unprincipled fellow left for
her. and although the animal did not
die, she Is unable to hunt during the
quail season and Charlie is not in the
best OF temper. X
Mems suitsRnd overcoats that give
entire satisfadl ~ because theN are
made right, wear weir .AuRre. fitfdrs.
A. G. FULLER'S
David Hatcher received a package
OF relics from one OF his sons who is In
the Philippines. Among other articles
there was box OF cigars one OF which
was assigned to the editor of the
JOURNAL. Among the curiosities was
poisoned arrow head which was one
that had passed but a few feet from
young Hatcher's head after being shot
from bow by a native soldier The
boys are doing well and are enjoying
themselves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
To the Public.

ALI persons Sdebted to the\estate of
Andrew shoemker. deceassd will
please settle with JonMeNQRpaker.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16

Fl. d. Dodge is home from Pitts
burgh for few days rest. n
Ladies anSss-gepts handkerchfefs
just opened, new and pfeea16> 6>61fas. at
FUL1ER's
Surveyor Wenz was in B. G. on
business the first OF the week.
&C. M. Beals has opened a harness
shop in the Zimmerman building.
-Dowie preachers have been in
dicted in Mansfield for criminal libel.
-WANTED.-I relics OF all
kinds, at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Maud Cromptou was granted di-
vorce from her husband Thomas E.
Crompton, the charge being drunken
ness and gross neglect of duty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
NsvcCt Cars from q. 81. n ID. Depot nt
CtnCfnnRtt.
wes,EsN RATES KEDUCED.

Gientlv reduced one-way and round
secnnd class ratas will ha in effect from
Cl,i,pgo vim Wisconsin C-'t.a, Railway,
In ,a,nts i'm Minnpsots. North Dakota,
Mo.,ana. Idnho. Oregon. Washington
aud British to'umba each Tuesday dur
in. Onobr and November. For de-
tn,ld information inquire of nearest
tick I agent. or adircs. .Ins G. Pond,
q, ~ Ag,nt, Milwaukee,, Wis. 9Th
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
HOMESTEAD QUARRIES
LIME CITY, Q

Having <llately improved and de-
veloped our VARIES at Lime \CG by
the expendlta Of several ! dousand
dollars, we are no hin line to furnish
bridge stone OF all kNds, cut to sizes,
building stone, windSSGslls, door sills,
steps, etc., crushed stone reasonable
prices. A large stock or apds con-
stantly on hand. Gus F. Smitdk Co.,
34h Lime City, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16

The United States Treasury will,
hereafter, refuse to receive mutilsted
coins. 1t is therefore to every PERSONS
interest to see that the coin received is
not mutilated.
DIR. c. E. Hill has opened up his
new dental parlors In B. q. which are
said to be the finest appointed dental
offices in the city. The doctor is very
skilltul dentis. and we hope he may be
successful. q
Mems, bdyNsn6 Ghjldrens oyercoats
new and desirable styMy, "
ENIrI irI,,c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
He DIDN'T Care

Housewife. dear, see two-col-
umn article In the Sunday paper about
how even flour lie being adulterated
Husband.-Well, l don't care, ner
need you. We can't git nothin' wrong
with our stumick II we take DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. All druggists sell
it, or see c. p. Champney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
NOTICE.

Application for the vacation OF what
is known as Matthias Subdivision, will
be made to the Auditor of Wood County
on Nov. 26th, 1900. Section 26l4. A.
r. S. F. FL. THOMPSON,
36b* Perrysburg. Noy. IL, 1900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16

John Marshal has rented the AL
bert property on Second street.
Mrs. G. Fos,er of this place, visited
relatives in Irouyile this week. a.
Mems woms,aud childredN yfder-
wear, best values fof.,SVr money at
John Homer and wife went to Wes-
ton to attend the funeral OF s. Dull.
are spending the week with relatives
In Fostoria.
--On Friday morning. Nov. 9, a little
son came to the home OF Wm' Siler OF
Perrysburg.
Misses Nellie Gunder and Jessie
Powell have gone to Monroeville to
visit relatives.
"A, a5c we an showing some speci-
ally good values in ist<dresA goods.
A, G. FULLER.
Will Shisler went to Prairie Depot
on Wednesday to attend the s. S. Con-
vention which was held at that place.
1t is said that the more favors you
do for some people, the more they ex-
pect and the less they appreciate them.
Harvey Kraut OF Henry county.
was married to Miss Nevada Bonner Of
Milton Center. on Tuesday. This lady
has made sure of her supply Of kraut,
all right enough. a.
CLOVIS and daittens for ladies' ard
misses, best in the msFk0eslasA/
FULNRs
The many friends OF John Lally
formerly of the JOURNAL will be
pleased to learn that he is doing we'll
in his present location and has good
prospects for the future.
Henry Robertson of Hull Prairie
had his left arm injured by being
caught In the rollers of corn husking
machine. No bones were broken but
his injuries are. very painful.
Dress goodsNl5, 20, and 25c. tba,
please, because they great Values
for the money, at kLNER'S
Mrs. d. Stecker's paper, on "De'
votional Service read before the mis-
sionary convention a, st. Paul's church
Toledo, on Friday afternoon last, was
said TO be very interesting address
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
s-7.f.feca
Light type A. NJ. Dark type 7. NJ
tDaily except Sunday, fStop on signnl,

tDaily except Sunday. fstop on signal.
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos 2, 4 and
6 thru to Cleveland, Eric Buffalo, New Yori
and Boston; on Nos 5, 3 and to Chicago g in
termedinte points. Meals are served at "up-tu,
Cars at opportune meal hours. Baggage checkcC
thru to destination. On inquiry you will fino
our rates arc always lower than via other lines.
service considered.
For rates and detailed information address B,
+. Horner General Passenger Agent, Cleveland,
Local Ticket Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16

&C. }. Hartsing was in Weston this
week on business. he contemp!ates
erecting an ice-ho.se in that village
and filing it with ice taken from the
Maumee river at this point. a
Boys andkirls school shoes tMt
are not equaled else%asssse at the R,fces
at FULLER's
Mrs. VIM, Cristwell died at her
home In San Antonio, Texas. and the
rlmains were brought to Tontogany.
her old home for burial on Monday last.
Deceased was formerly Miss Lucy Cum
mings.
The State Teachers Association
will not hold its annual meeting next
year, on account of the large conyen-
tions of educational interest to be held
at Cincinnati and Detroit. The State
Teachers convention will go over to
June, 1902, according to the decision OF
the committee having the matter in
charge. ~
Mems and ayS suits. new fall liAe
best values we han lin years. SoH are
cordially invited to seSRis line4
A.NSFULLER.
Frank Rider of Lime City, must
have looked at the new moon oyer his
left shoulder, has killed somebody's cat,
or done some other hoodoo act, II we
are to judge by the bad luck he has
been having lately. He had scarcely
got his barn rebuilt after the first fire,
when his tenement house tried to go up
in smoke and was only saved by the
prompt arrival OF neighbors.
Druggist Morgan of Charlottesville,
Ind, says: DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin is medicine 1 can conscientiously
recommend as 1t does just what you
claim. 1t Is the best laxative l ever
saw. Sold by G. p. Champney, Drug
gist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
HAS ARRIV HID

Mercer & Metzger who recently
pun chased the Hoffman meat market
haye. decided to quit the business and
have closed out their stock.
New and populaNstyles ip pens
soft and stiff hats just seSmY,s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-11-16
The Toledo, Bowling Green & Fremont
q. ~. a u. tt. H. prne card.
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Trains pass rerryspurg
North. South.
No *l2. .4:46 a. m. No. II 100 m
#l4. 1850 I" 49,. l0:4S
t2.I0:i3 "*lS.. .7:35 pm
IS. .l:5s y. m.
"a. .6:22
Daily. Daily except Sunday
N"s. I, 6 and IL stop on signal.
ssvcCt Cars srom G.. 81. a ID. Depot nt
Cincinnati.
A. Cincinnati the Baymiller Electric street
Oar Line leaves the sixth street entrance OF the
Depot. running NJ Sixth street TO all parts of
the city. The East End electric starts from the
Fifih street entrance. running up Fourth street
10 all parts of the city, including the extreme
Fat End. passing the PcnDa. station. The
Third aud Fourth street Horse Car Line leaves
the Fifth street entrance passing the Central
Depoi.