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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS

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 .. Hr U..I abandon. eUrr.U dor .r withdraw from rs newly acquired
 possessions. It would Ioeur with 1T. .H. continued p0... of reaa t.. ..| opposition t. H. ... t.t 10 mI, ... |.. UH.... HHrH.I. fI. most
 Important N.m..-.... paper ur tHe maiu.
 N.. . .. .H... .. ..a subject .Iy.
 ... To. ...r. r..ae. e.I H tn. .-. ..... r... m. Philippines InVl. ..I rr. E.. .. Nm.r..H territories ..I .... ... ....I.. m. H"e.r .e ll ... u....m .. IH..U annexation. hUt H. u fI. .....I.r 70. tH.r e...nm.Ht Nr. .... n. h. H.I .H fH|f f.r On. Ij- ..Hr... t..r af... regulations and m. tn.r..r people I. whole or ar .... n. In. .>.I.l.. Ur0.r arbitrary rIIs .. ......I rI.r.f. N. ..H.r u..tIHH ...s Involved m H. matter N. .fb, .... a.. .. .n..It... .. -r.t Nm.r. con u.r.
 w. ...I ... Oh. Democratic party .UI ... I. .. .....U. .. 0. I..Hr. tmt a. ... n. ..r. ..t .. tn. ..UI-. elts .U. u....U for such I..urtt.Hu a..II H.t.n .H. u....... ..r-.-f. of r.a .HI .tI .. t... point. I. m. .Nr.ue.lu "f m.Il.r. .. |.m..... policy tH.t ought tu U... .rr."I... This. HI..I W0I'I u.t H. .r H."... u.. nI. Ir HH0 eIHrht .. |. tn. Ir..H.t .. ."...rHI opposition anal ....... "H.n. .r. vast rHmh.r. of I.m..r.f. aH. IT. m.n. would urar f tHHu .rH.r rH.t r.mH.r. favored 1he .s. ... .r H..r tI.Ir part. ..I.r. el rttu- .I... pitched I.. platforms .r f26 unI Hs. N. Hr....I t. h."' down tHa cuuH- fr.. H would h. popular n any pIr t.. u..f..rm. ..t IT such proposal were u... t H..I .r..f. dr chat wuui Hr.a..I ..H.r uH.. .t.n. and u ,he nlh- .. .f.m..t It would poo tre party mls- .. U .H.. m.r. tn array 1rt.HHt tne Hau.r il. Umt. HuI th. proeressIyr .urt .. .a. ..Irtr.
 N. Oh. UH...r. Chronicle truly IN Oh. acquisition ul fHr islands Is 1n 1e- ..mrU.h.I nel rle. and content r..en n UHNIu and Porto E.c1. IttIe opposition n.m..H. u th. Philippine S.If. ....rrm.rt ur rapid movement t.u.rI. H - Oh. policy Introduced u .U TI.r. rmIns oHIg the question uL.th.r th.. Hr. tu he "boId in trust f.r uH.r rlu.e populations and f"r fh. Nm.H.t. ..... I- 70 Vholr. ur eN- plotted ..I.r arbitrary rHe for flyorl .t.r. Tu. e on. point ou whi-n rH. part. now n u.V.r must guard ..IH.t .r.r Th. Nrt proposals I1 rearI 0. Port. E..o d.d uot look welt Hut uaI.r I........H th.y w.re amended lrI Port. u... :. 1U.lsI with tha TO- .ufs EarI .r f. own safety win mls. on. Republican rHrrv very cautious .uI ..r.maH..t n .ts 'ersatIou for thr Philippine Islands Members of Concrrs uU u.f VIHt Hr. Philippine hIndIcn tn On. election. of next year.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
THE NATIONS LOSS

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 r.r t. ..Hr.UIt.r nr n.- coun .r.m.. winch. n. I..ht hs dIHH.d .nt' -.. ...r. ..r.. m. ... enu'i -.e HnN ..H..I ....... ur Ton ..I Ie. e.r.n, 1ni H-.II ..I lovely M. fH. I.HHui n.rht ....H H.r .t H.. ..I. whom h.- en.It l"N' .rI ...I.r ....t." H'I Hta' from On. .... l..N .l tH. -Ht. Sow I h' !" t.. I.... HI I.Itn .H. kindly ey. c''srd ... ..r.r. ..... U..n.I HHi tno rr'1 1' r..rt .I..I l0r...r
 H.t .t ..nr.f In. ..H 0.th n'nr ...r Q. n. him r...r.Hr. Tho Wh"i, ..t... H.. H.a. hun r...r.n.. r"r 'rlr- ...t amt u.I J. h.m rt.rH.. thr'Hrl t... ...r. .. e.m. Nr..nI Hs h|rr 1n ..tH.r.. m. VI.. councillor. n. h's cha"
 son. ... .... ....V.I h. on. -rlt 'nd r. .H., .. ... ..I. .rI h. h.r Vn"-. ."N' r. a.. .H ..rt Ul. Hs naIN win h I.... t.-.aH -.Hh- .. tH....nds ur'a .H...... .l u.....r.I H.I0s Hni t,'r ...H.I ....b. q. r..r -. n.t n th. nf .. m.t..r earth n .H. land h. loved - n... .HI .... t.. ...r tH0t ear. VU r.. |. Ir.. m...I.Hm t,.ursn- t' h. .I..f.... ..I In. worth .Iu wI.e''eum |. t.. U..r.. .. .H. u.HIe hs rm. I .r.rrr.I .HI .u H.r memory hr Nl I.. .rr.r l.r
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
POLICE GIT BIG SHOCK

Tho Northwest Mounted Police throughout au parts of Che Yukon hnvc been busy Che Inst several weeks and 1rc now particularly rushed getting In their supplies from thc outside that arc tn bc to them Che necessities and conn forts of ufc through Che weary round of months of Che tst approaching Arctic winter.
 Dawson. being Che centre for the largest number of police In Che district Is rccclyIng far moro such supplies than any other point n tho territory, yet there arc numerous small attachments along thr Yukon and on Che many other large streams in thc country. ul of which must soon have their stocks laid In and securely stored away and packed in 60 m1nhcr Co guard against Che destructive influence Of thc deeply penetrating frost
 Hundreds if not thousands of tons of supplies arc pouring over thc White Pass this seasou for Che police. and among them Is moro hay and food than ever ho- fore. which suggests thc fact of strides n Che character of thc work gradually being assumed In this field hy Che police, namely. pltrouing outlayinr districts on boreback. The worI mounted has been almost wholly 70 misnomcr in connection with Che branch of Che Wusrious force serving n Che Yukon. hut gradually thc worI is gaining moro and more true .tlriInr Tho opening of roads and trails oyer many of thc creeks of Ono Yukon is making t possible md mor, syp.dIont Go patrol certain portions oi Che country on horseback and Go keen abreast of the situation Che police nrc calling Into rcuus.tion moro and more good saddle horses for usc in Che region Nearly cycrv police detachment on th' creeks b1ck of Dawson now h1s one oi more horses. and Dawson h1s several
 Hay and grain coming Into Dawson glorc for tho police th.s year ogFrr elt.s 21 tons Thousands of dolor lr. necessarily dshuracd in purchnsIna and laying down this stock alone Tho hly Is of thc timothy variety, and t from British Columbia.
 oniy Che best of al lines ot stock 1rc brought in for Che police. and it f brought on Che wholesale orlcr Th' two bie police w1roho. ae 'hc p1W son barracks arc r.s r..'F hhea with stores for thc winter. -Hl th' v'lu' af Che supplies thorr lr. W"1h porhnp. b.fwccn x0oo0 and ,'..uv and are h'
 vond any question tho heaviest lDt uf supp p.ies stored anywhcro in oh. cmn os.d' | from those In possea. .an of ..Hc h.r hus incss concern for tr1 iins rrfroros
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
Call For Bids

 Uds win bc accepted log th. board of education of Che city of st1rNay. same t1 b, GIod with thc socr.uD before noon. Wednesday. Sept i> n1. for th' completion of tho r..lc DH"nl huildins being erected on lou N % in. il and l2. block a. of Che city of sklrwoy Alaska ls surveyed and pIattcd by F. lL Reid c. E.
 For information 1e to thc work Go hc done scc E Fon1ss superintendent of con- structiou.
 The board rc.cryos Che r.Eht to reject my and au bids uy order of thc board lI education.
 FRANK E. ErBNS
 Secretary. Dated at sk1rway Alaska. Sept li. lali
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18

Corduroy suits. English make. ti0 DOT suit
 Choncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
FOW MALE

FOR sALE-lmmodIaJc'y to h.ghcs, hid- der LOO shares Engineer Mining stock
 B. B Grey. Juneau.
  FOR SAIS-Lot on Eighth street; oh cleared and fenced. For sale at n bar gain. Address TT. &. o., Alaskan office For Rent and For salo cards for sale ot this onlco.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18

For draying or expressing. call J. Cowan. Phone 30. Automatic. 1O
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
rITr Nrvs M skNGWNY-

THE NEWS AT sENGWAY.
 y,h.1 th. Humboldt sVurs silently uto oh. port s.stcrlJy afternoon. with h'f rle at hlIf mast people on Che dock wondered
 Slowly the steamer rIdrd Go th' dock rrI when Capt. Iouu.UrII. in modu.'trd ...e. .5d from the hridee "Pr.sdcni NrkIuIey died at 2.l5." 70 deep hush 'n- .uutly prevailed
 SH.1cc r.rmr1tod the atmosphere H.' .rauco for the chief of thc land awakened -,.. s..i..., ,,,a.tf... 10 quickly spread up town and quickly but silently flags were no1,ci ot h'.' mast
 Tho Daily Alaskan office and s,r.r business houses soon dured the fronts of theIr buildings with b.a.s crcpo.
 rh. N.u. Advertiser of th. luh. that .-1 .tary f,W copies Vor. quickly handed aut and tr.n. later th, ueVsnuys wor calling uut. .r.I. "rmrs HN about tb. death of the President
 rh. hush which se.mpI to flu upon rI alike v1s particularly uouc.'hi. rh.r. was moo uoieo com Che holt uo ioui talking uu thr wharf. Innf-n'f'mr n moved uoIs,Iesely about
 The hotel runners wore uot 1s d.mon- strltiye 1- usu1l anI the tragic death of ths ch..f magistrate buried oId and youns u d..p thought "lu tHe midst of Ife VI, ar. iu d.ath" a0J V.th thcsc words sounding strangely tn th,Ir oars Sb1e vayaus went about th..r dutIes you .abrrIv
 Dawson eot the news nearly 1s quickly ls tbr peonI. hcrr for the local corras- nauI.uts e.rt brI.f dispatches into their papers th1t called forth extras Tho ut- Ier Is known to ne a fact as Deputy Gus. tum. Inspector Andrews received % tel- egrlm ot 9 o'clock from thc Customs of- Hcu no Dawson askus for confirmation of th. death of the president as cone uin.d u Che oNtus th,rs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
OUR PRESIDENT IS DEAD
lCoutiuued from Page ll

Che drst icgrcc. Che punishment or which .nIsr the IlWs of Che suto of Ncw York l. death m the electric chair
 THE EXPOSITION CLOSED
 Tho gates of Che Pln-Amcrican expo sition nrc closed and win remain SO un- tn Monday. The city is crowded with cN- position visitors. but they. like ou others. lr, in deep mourning for Che los7 of Che president and Che holiday decorations arc now but a badge of mockcry Everywhere fb.r. lrr signs of sorrow Flags fy hait- mast and preparations are in progress Go eivc the public buildings O dropng ot sombrc hiack 40 au Che churches to- morrow there win bc services and pmy- er. for che martyrcd prcs.dut
 MRS McHGNLEYS BRAVERY.
 Alter her dnal parting with tho prefi- don't Mrs Mckinley wns urged Co go to her room and get some s'cop She was sleeping when Che cnd came. and was mol informed uutu -he Uwokc about uclocN
 ur Wasdu c1mc from Che house 1t .N.m. IIc said thlt Mrs Mckinley had rcsted we'll during Che niem and was rceIinr quite strong she bears up won- derfuly we'll ln her grief and some of thc 1upu.hcusion ns to thc effect upon h'r Is passing away.
 THE FUNERAL
 Tho cabinet met 1t % o'clock this morn .re ta arrange for Che funeral 10 was ,rr,rr.l th1t thc presidents body win b. taken to Washington ou Monday morn nc A caslct was ordered Go b' cone structed in Rochester N. N. after spec c.aI designs
 Tho cabinet has officially ,Ncidei th't thrre shah bc state funeral nt W'Hh- .ustou
 40 Che autopsy. two government sur s.aus. pr Muuhom m change of Ono government hospital 1t Che exposition and pr WasJn. uf Che marine h"spit'' eep.,,. w,rr present Iu addition C" Ono .fIr uf rhysIc.1us who attended Mr Me linI.y An N.rly m,chIue was used to ....rt.n tho location of thr bullet n rh. ur.s.Irurs body. .Nt thc close oi Che 1Htaps, .t u1s announced That tho bullet s.n1as.J to hay, lodged m thc muscles | uf he buck had not heen found N rrrrr.r s.lrch win br made Death was rIu-.I by tuNswII.
 AGITNTOES ESCAPE. l ChIcaea. S.nt Ii-Emm1 Goldman was spirited lvly from tho wom'ns 'nnrN "I the Harrison street police station ''rN tb.s morning iu t cab. when lt w1s "'rn | .I chat on. president wls dr'd While | .H. ul. being hlrr.cJ Co safety in c'h D crowd numh,rus 1bout onr hundr- mon suri.I ur th. annex. loudly thr''i- .rn. to ITicb Miss Goldman. They h'd waited u front of tho bulletin h"1rI un. | tI Iu hun. was eoue and then suri'd i' .y.eut. y,neuuce After procgcj.nr . few blocks. however, cooler heads in 'h crowds succeeded iu checking th" rN rtemsnt 1ud somewhat Inter thc crowd | H.u,r.l
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
HATING
 IN PORT

Steamer Hating arrived early thls morn ns with nearly 1o tons of freight oni sixty passengers. The flyer did mol lcnvc Vancouver mu oarly ou last Sunday morning
 The Hating brought later particulars of Che death of Mckinley. as given olsc- where.
 Agent Dunn has large number ot p's- senscrs already booked for Che Hating when she sails south ot o'clock this evening.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18

"A mHr Hr In NleEl tri.I tn reform uot I.rr le.. IrH now going tn hr hanged f.r It m. an IrIHr and having been converted H...m. convinced th1t It w1s 1 I.HUg .u IH have three wives. eu Doc kII.I th.m t. ele. h.s own soul. and now he win Iu.. h.s uf.. and he is in % strait b.tUINt Ono lV and the gospel -poraul .r.r...r.rr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18

10 vas rnarteI recently thlt some dr1mers hnre.s wera poisoned in SlH Francisco Nh.eg.r did this. whether .tr.kers or th.Ir enemies. 1re d1sapiiy mlsoroauts th1t ousht Go seryc a long term ot usulI servituJe There can be no possible circumstance that can excuse such a vicious act
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
cI ..NnDn NnILEII.ENLNI.-

HiHf'''''N ." .gsosh,ea.-n ass,, ihs tsaf qi "for E.sf." "to' Sit" %, "Vruiei." ia5 eirii fiI uo's loT frii in' ie,aa. oss s,sf tr uorf yor fisb insngHfHi fsi'r' hou Uuf,r ttss "SiiuahoHi Wauiff," oaf eco ssr uora. No sivTihousHi AifH fof co ti' fufay.6c fsnh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18

Clothing. hats shoes and mems fur 0ishings an going at knock down prIcc. this week at Chcncys Boston Store
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08

To c1RSe out my stock Of millinery To
make r''0Feess k0r Spring goods G,wilIsel
everything foeA stock at hal1/prics.
Customers RAN Rndnseps real bargains
by coming early, MISS ADAMsoN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08

Mrs. Lora Darling of Maumee, was
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. Wilson
Sweet, this week.
The ladies' missionary meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Veitch, Wednesday,
was u very pleasant session.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Junior League meeting at the M. E.
church Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Jessie Caldwell, daughter Of George
Caldwell of Lime City, is very i'll with
grip with little hope Of recovery.
For sALbGHEAp-A wirson sew.
ing machine Aeuire R. p barton.
Mr.. Steward has received word an
nouncing the death OF his brother,
Ezra Steward. OF Morrow county on
Thursday. Deceased was 60 years of
age. He died within five miles OF the
place OF his birth.
Lace curtains pt coo, 800, 81 so,
50 90. So 90 and s2S the pair New
and desirable ~stylesl lst opened. Are
you interestedp G. FULLER.
Max Ross, who has been in the
grain department OF Royce & Coon. has
resigned his position to accept a posi-
ton as assistant book-keeper of the
Smith Bridge Co. In Toledo. In hi!
new position Mr.. Ross has betterei
himself financially and has a greater
field for improvement and his man,
friends are pleased with his good Tor
tune.
Harley Rogers Of Perrysburg wa
, arrested with having received sto!el
property. The goods we're supposed Il
, have been stolen from C,app's hard
ware store at Toledo. Rogers wa
!, tried on Monday and received a sen
tence OF n day in jail and a fine @
3 $2l.9S. This is supposed to haye bee
I a regular S22 sentence but Monday be
3 ing bargain day in Toledo city courts
the price was cut two cents.
t TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
I Take Laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets. A
druggists refund the money II II fails to cur,
: Il. W. Groves signature is onleach box. 25c
25zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08

DO not forget the social given by
the Indies Aid society of the Eyangeli-
cal church, at the home OF X. DAM
this friday evening.
George Munger has sold his Sec
ond street residence aud is fitting up
rooms in their Main street block which
will be occupied until the new home TO
be built next season is ready for occu-
pancy.
For SALAOHouse aeefot on In
diana ave. fMGs>G. F.. Horman'S
grocery. ~ 52c+
Miss Bette Thornton is again at
work in the telephone exchange after
an Illness of several weeks. Miss Jes-
sic LaFarree the day operator is sick
and MISS Thornton is doing her work
while Miss Easton is the night operator
"A gentleman went into a Perrys'
burg barber shop a few days since and
asked the barber il he singed hair t.
keep it from falling out. The barber
said he did, w%hereupon the Gale,
handed him a paint brush and said
"Sin ge this; the hair is falling out.
Florence L. Mccoy, doctor q
Osteopathy, from the American schoo
Of Osteopathy, takes pleasure in an
nouncing to the public, that she will b.
here on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day of every week from 8 to IL a. m.
and will treat without the use OF drug
or the knife, rheumatism, Dyspepsia
bronchitis, ETC., all chronic disease:
and diseases of women Office in tn
Exchange hotel, P~errysburg. SOD
The country merchant has about &
hard a row to hoe as any man on cart
says an exchange, and he has got I
} look pleasant and hang onto the he
, handle, no matter what happens. IT
pastors salary is a little short, the bu
mess man must fix 1t. III John Jont
] loses a horse, Mr.. Business Mar muI
: help get another. III a celebration
going on, he must dig up some NOR
: II a beggar ome along, he is the fir
t man to tackle. And yet some who S
0 around the edge will tell you "the de;
: merchant" is getting rich.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08

Miss Weddell is visiting at Scotch
Ridge.
Miss Tyler is reported to be quite
sick with grip.
WIN. Swartz of Lime City, is very
i'll with erysipelas.
Mrs. Frank Hoehler and son OF To-
ledo. are visiting N. Wedertz mi fam
lily.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08
(CHAs1RIN0FFMAN>
The people Of Perrysburg and vicin'
ity are respectfully invited to call.
GRES. B. B0HHmEQ.

Mrs. j.. f. Seibert was visiting
Perrysburg friends on Thursday.
-Chas' Shipman CT Roachton, has
been having a severe attack OF grip and
tonsilltis, but is able TO be out again.
Miss Ladd, who is spending the
Winter in Toledo with Mrs. Collins,
was the guest OF friends here on Thurs
day last.
"A. G. Fuller has gone to Cincinnati
TO purchase Spring goods which will
soon be displayed for inspection of his
customers.
The ice in the river is broken up rs
far as the P%errysburg dock. Heavy
ice and very little water makes the an
nual breakup a tame affair.
Conductor Foster has rented the
Miss Handley house on front street
and will move In Monday. Miss Hand
ley r%eserving W. room for herself.
For ~sAe-The property now &C.
curied by c. M D. depot. Will sell
at a bargain II "a ken soon. Enquire at
JOURNAL Office orAf Julius Frey. 3l5
Monroe ST., Toledo. 52b*
Il. A. Thompson has accepted a
State appointment as engineer in the
State ASYLUM at Massillon. and COM
menced mis- duties on Monday. Many
friends wish him success.
Mrs. George Mills sustained very
painful injuries on Saturday last by
falling while walking down the steps II
the rear of the house, she slipped ant
in the fall was very severely bruised
Dial Johnson of Michigan was shak
hands with old friends here last Satur
, day. He has accepted a position il
the Government service to carry mai
i, In Idaho, He will begin his dutie
April 1st.
: Chris Knerr and wife vent to Jerr,
City on Thursday, or account of a ser
ious accident which occurred to Henri
Jackson, Mrs. KS father, whose team
ran away and seriously injured Mr.. J,
s who is quite an old gentleman.
: &C. D. Miller and wife have cor
cluded to discontinue housekeeping 10
a time and have secured rooms in Mr.
Lawrence's residence. Mr.. Miller
now In DR.. Taber's Office in B. G., an
: his work being such that it is incoI
. venient for him to come to Perrysbur
every night, they have concluded I
> board for the Winter.
Mrs. G. j. HartsIDg aud Mrs. I
Il VanHelleu entertained the -Birthda
e. Club" in honor of their birthdays,
the formers home, on last Friday afte
- noon. AT six o'clock an elaborate sul
: per was served. Those present wer,
Mines. H, Limmer. Holland, M. Man,
Mary Conrad, ID. VanHellen and Mr.
G. j. Hartsing OF Perrysburg, and Mr.
clGeo. Thomas OF Toledo.
= TRACK foreman G. Waltersv h
been distributing iron, poles, and III
along the proposed line Of the Toled
III Maumee & Weston electric railwa
but on account Of highwater Thursda
was compelled to stop work. AS sot
as the water subsidies he expects to o
Is teams and about 90 men on the Iii
and push the work. Manager DENIM,
and foreman Walters propose that h
new track shall ba in fine shape VIII,
lready for the cars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08

1t takes several million years for
a monkey to become a man, according
to Darwin, but IA man car, make most
any kind OF II beast OF himsel. in u few
minutes il he tries to do so.
WIN. II Shisler, who has been at
tending the Davis Business college Of
Toledo, has accepted IA position as book
keeper for Brumbaugh & Thatcher,
prominent attorneys o! that place. HIS
many friends are pleased to hear Of
his good luck and wish him success.,\,
Mons ~ best and newest styles
for this sprfS just opaeed /,hem.
We invite you them.
sA, c. FULLER.
"A remonstrance against the macad-
amizing OF the Stoner road in Lake
township, signed by go interested tax
payers, has been filed with the county
commissioners. The DIRECTORS claim
that the district through which the
road passes is taken care Of by the Doug
lass and Rideout stone roads which
we're built under the two-mlle assess,
ment law.
For SALE-Cloyer hay.
52a* f. C. WELLsTEAD.
Cedar Point will o be opened as {
resort this season. 1t is claimed thai
the directors OF the place were forced
to take this position by the reform com
mittee which has caused the Sunda,
closing of saloons and theatres to pre-
vent production of Sunday vaudevill,
shows. The action of the Cedar Poin
directors means that Sandusky will los,
most OF its excursion business at a cos
of thousands Of dollars to business mon
An exchange says one OF the great
est crimes any one can commit is to no
u child OF his school. Don't keep tn
boy home to work for a week or two, o
a month or two after school begins, an
thus discourage and handicap hir
when he does start. II there is any
thing on earth for which man can IL
ford to make sacrifice it is the educt
tion of his children. They may nj
need your money; but what they d
need is good training and good schoo
ing and there is only one time TO get i
1t will cost the United States Go,
ernment oyer $500, 900 to supply II
United States soldiers with the lit
luxuries which were formerly provide
from the profits of The canteen. Und,
n the general power conferred upon II
Secretary Of War to rearrange Il
army ration, the officers of the Cor
mjssary Department are trying to wol
out the problem OF supplying these Ii
tie articles, which, while In one sen
luxuries, have become actually nece
sary articles OF diet, Moreover, r
81 ports of drunkenness on the part OF Ii
,,ee erty soldiers are coming In from all q
army posts in the country-a thil
practically unknown for years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-03-08

'Fbose VINO 1--we Ola or Near lal1e
HlHIp

Who desire to entertain summer board.
ers this coming season should lie repre-
scented i'm the annual tnrkleI called Sum-
merlAu'ines" issued by the Nickel Plata
Road sSTwenty-five thousand OF ti,rss
booklaN( " be distributed over the
tire countrIV fnxIew months. Z" rits a
onte, giving ~ Ice address; neaIsst
lance between YOU" EEsalid Lake
Erie; number IF boarderS yffS6Asn ccom
modat.; rate per day and week and Other
Information Address u. +. ~liorner.
General Passenger Agent, Cleveland.
Ohio. Mch-15