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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
| hursaa I, January l4th, isO4, a.
IL O'clock noon, al Chase
5$ss5, CITY, Va, S

offer for sale at Public Auction, on the
I plemises. al the real 3und personal Srmp'
erty Of said company, located IN and ad-
1acent to the SAID town Of Chase city.
nnd smbrafng 81 Il gqIIrafdJ
5iI he iii waters thereon and the Week.
lenburg Hotel and sana : -, yyit lts:
eortpstsM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e9q ppTE I'D
s1fAySHt Mth rs BE Hf& asi!
lighted and ycntila ted; wide halls e h,,a
steam. lighted by electricity, supplisdi
GLEXR, PURE wstrEK rom a. AK Ti5-
I.iete IIydriatlc department. The pow,r,
station with boilers. engines. pumps ~.
namos and lotion Leg plant urn. taa
ample for the needs of the house ATRIAL
eapaclty The Steam Laundry ,.' j. 4. VEL
and aGmpet
waters wa rs And thert are also on the prsnls-
SMen pow In s esy an spp sffhs
ceIent The properties COS cost more g han
with furniture, bedding linens. carpats.8
china, silverware, kitchen utensils II $50,
Sc, Of latest design and excellent aunilty !;
Ths E ;RfS'sS =
Rds Stb and sd Is Sns ad
lIOlH pOtllS s4Noi ASOaNh eA''1
rs 535 feet above sea level enjoys g uni
rormly mild climate. affords good shooting
in season, and Is an ideal al the Year
THE THE H 10: is NOW OPEN and en-
pertaining guests. and has been In con .
tinuous operation since Its completion, ~
December 1902, and has won favor with
The purchaser would be. able to take
immediate possession. and lind ample
equipment for continuing the business
without Interruption. 8al s 3,.t
This property offers a, rare opportunity
for Investment, and parties Interested are
INVITED to mako personal inspection OF
TEKAfs-CAsH as to one-foYrth Of the
purchase money, and the residue IN tw0
equal instnllments at one and two Yearf!
With interest thereon at the rate OF six
per cent. per nnnum from date ol sale
iii paid, the deferred payments to be
evidenced by notes or bonds OF the pur.
chaser. md secured by deed OF trust upon
the property sold. Z =, &
IzEE. If SUITABLE OFFER is RE-
.CEIViGD BEFORE DAY OF SALE:
i. r sRobERTs.
's athpB Bfia;s ss CITY MI%S ,SESX,I
MATER COMPANY. RICHMOND, "a
oe l3-tds
BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.. N ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
the GAZE OF CHILDREN.

Group and Whooplng cough are dam
cerous, Father JOINTS Medicine cures and
builds up the body at the same time, No
posonous drugs to destroy the nerves
and weaken tho system, Father johns
Medicine is for sale by Owens & Minor
Drug Co., 1907 p. Main ST.; City Drug
stote, l444 p, Main ST.; Peoples Drug
store. 5000 Williamsburg, Ave-; North
side Pharmacy, SOL N. Fifth ST.; Pine
Street Pharmacy. sS$A s, Pine st.i East
pharlnacy, 2eQl Yena BILE 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
M by j, ., Carneal s. Son,
Real Estate Auctloncers.
r RusTEEs' AUCTION SALE q IN s.

RusTEEs' AUCTION SALE Of nm s.
! room detached frame dwelling near
the corner Ut q and twenty l.st Streets,
Z BY virtue Of certain deed 81 t!ust,
GATED clober ~. 1901, und recorded in sem-
REQ County Court clerks ONCE. III - ~
"a A. page $50 delault haylng peen made
IN the payment Of a portion or tho le0t
secured thereby, and having been required
py the beneficiary therein 50 70 40, we
"'''' MONDAY. DEC, asst. 1908.
Of 4 O'Clock p. Nj, on the premises, pro-
ceed to sell by public auction the properly
convey cd therein, va: All that CERTAIN lul
q. land lying and being In paramount. IN
ern t soo u The a city Ata' k s Be-
! wentS-trst Street between = and II
streets, distant d6 feet north OF tho point
OF inIersec ton OF tho said east line Of
] wenty.tirst ST. eet, with the north line
OF u street. extending thence northWard-
II along the, said cast line OF IWenty-n,st
Street and fronting thereon 80 feet ana
running back, between lines parallel With
the said north line OF y Street, l25 leet
aud INCHES to an alley IN common in
TERMS Lash sufficient to pay all nust
OF sale, M taxes to day OF sale and debt
OF Slu7.0O now due, and % notes Or f9lt0
each: the nrst one VIII DO due Junuufy
z, 1904, and one due every tn. ee months
thereafter until all haze become due, and
residue at u credit o. lWelHe months.
CHAS. Is, WILLIS,
SAMUEL II. Pul.lIAM,
49, - ~ \ ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
North Carolina Sentiment,

The Wilmington Messenger concludes
a long article on the Bassett-Trinity at.
fair with this paragraph:
'"There are a great many people who
think the newspapers cannot get along
without their countenancey and friend
ship, but when they undertake to put
the theory into practice they find they
have more need OF tho paper than the
paper has of them 5 D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
GAUTIER SENTENCED.
Declared He Was Full Of Nor,
pl1ine-Givcn Three Years.
(special to The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The EIlHVs-DlSpHtCItJ
RALEIGH. N. c.. December NV. a.
Gautier the desperate of Sampson coun-
ty, who yesterday shot two United States
deputy marshals. who went to arrest
him, was to-day sentenced TO three years
hin the Atlanta prison for destroying ru-
raj route mail boxes.
One officer, B. G, II. Daughtroy, shot
In the stomach; he Is expected to live,
and Gautler is hold in jail here pending
he result.
He says he was filled with morphine
when he shot, and thought tho men h, =
.omo into his house to XIII and rob him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
To Wed in Buckingham.
Especial to ,phe Times-Disps

Especial 70 The Tlmes-DlApatch,)
IA SHEPPARD'S VA. Dec I.-Mr, and
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Ora Lyle Spencer. to Mr..
Harry Gleneross Hebditch, Of Bucking-
December Esd at noon In. Enon. Baptist
Church. Miss Spencer and Mr.. Hebditch
are both very popular In the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Damage Verdict.

$1,000 Especial to The Tlmes- Dlsphtch,I ~.
WINS ON-a4ALEn1,i ~. -. Dau, Zine
libel suit instituted last year asa!tsl az
G Eenerts. Of Ills city. has been comprv-
missed, inc papers were s.ghed so-uuy,
The Observer pays $500 and t..e costs ~
tached 10 the action Mrs' Ronef9s suea
for $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
FUNERAL OF MRS.
GIBSON TOMORROW
The Services Will be Held at
Noon From Holy Trinity
Church,

Mrs, Robert A. Gibson. the wife Of
The Bishop Of Virginia. entered into rest
yesterday morning al 7:15 o'clock,
Though In delicate health for some time
past, the seriousness OF her condition
became manifest only about three weeks
ago, when. by the advice Of her phys!-
can. she was taken to Baltimore. Nd,
.jos spscisl eatnent. After q brave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
A MODEL PAPER,
Much Appreciated, Letter Re-
ceiyed by The Times Dispatch.

Perhaps, nothing so l!ghtens llfe's daily
burden as an occasional word Of COM
mondatlon; certainly nothing Is more ap-
prLclated by the toller.
nWell done, good and ialthful servant
Ia eiyen by the Great Master OF men as
lie first reward for duty faithfully and
intsligently performed,
But rare Indeed, In the grind Of news
paper work, does such a generous Letter
IS appended hers bring stashins into
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
The Raleigh Times says:s

cit Is not fair to account for the way
the trustees Of Trinity College voted.
by recitng their relations to business
and their connections With outside Cir
cumstances, We do not know person.
ally all of these gentlemen, but those
we do know would yots their honest
convictions, regardless Of circumstances
and independent to the sources Of their
bread and butter"
The Charlotte Observer, which be-
lieyes in your Uncle Grover, makes
this hit:
"The Memphis News, which Is tho
craziest OF the Dunch, Is perfectly sure
that Cleveland wrote that letter only
because he saw that he could not get
the nomination, 'Tb>re is little doubt
it says. but that he was receptive
candidate, Had ne not been, why did
he not long ugo adopt the course OF
action which he has now taken And
II he had dona so The Memphis News
would have been the first to say to
him, you had better have waited until
you were asked,
The Raleigh News-o Observer says, II
y "Dowie calls newspa per men the DEVILS
parasites Every charlatan that has
lived since Gutenberg raves at the news
papers and calls the editors ugly names.
There Is hardly 4 better sign to shoW
that a fraud has b,sen unna sked, That's
why poW!o raves aIsa4nst the press, ss3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
AUCTION sale OF
Large Lot Of First-CIass
Household Effects.

We will sell for parties leaving the city
at our auction house. 4l6 w. broad Sta
THIS DAY AT 1880 a. NJ ".
] Oak Frame, Silk Tapestry Parlor suit
Mantle Mirrors Q fine Oak Chamber
suits. 4 yak and Walnut Wardrobes, =
Yak Folding Bed, | Hall Rack, Oak
/ Handsome Set Quarter Saved Oak Din..E
ing Cha rs, Tableware, / Cook Stove. .
Drop Head Singer and other Machines
Washs lands, Lot Mattings, Hall Rack
aud S,alr arpets. and Druggets; also 2a,
ilot#of other goods, too numerous to men,
ton. if8 il3l5 }S5s5 rs y. igls
mis- Is a. fine lot OF goods and must boi
sold. 4 Parties in need OF such will do we'll
to attend. Ladies' invited. B .f q
SALES--F Future DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
]. H. Bagby.
Captain Lees Funeral.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatc

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
ExANnR1A. VA. December l7-
Funeral services were held over the re-,
mains OF Cartnin Robert Garter Lee III
Christ Church this afternoon. Right Rev.
Alfred NJ Randolph. Bishop Of the Do
cese Of Southern Virginia, otllciated as-
sisted by Rev. W. J. Moreton, rector Of
Christ Church.
General F'itzhugh Lee, a brother OF tho
deceased. was present.
The honorary pal-bearers were Colonel
II. L. Smith, Messrs. J. Nj Johnson, n.
Bryant. E. L. Dalngerneld, L. stnbler,
X. Kemper, 8. 6. Brent and r. f Knox
The following were the active pall-bcar-.
ors: Messrs.A, G. Uhler, Hubert Snow
den, s. r. Lunt. T.. w. Robinson, T. n
Marbry, o. F. Carter, r. L. Field and
Captain J.. V. Davis.
The tlnterment was made IN the old
family lot in Christ Church Cemetery
tspecial to The Times Dlspatch.)
eph RI. Bagby, of the firm Of Bagby
Brothers. furniture dealers. was found
dead on his bed In His boarding house
last night. An internal hemorrhage was
the cause of death. lie was a native OF
Arpomattox. and was thrty-four years
OF age and unmarried. lie was a Red
Man, Odd-Felow and member Of the
Junior Order OF American Mechanics.
and an active Church worker.
Ills remains will be taken to Appomat-
tox tomorrow for lntsrment.
John M. Hanger.
Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch.)
sTAUNTON, va Dec. 17.-Johna NJ
Hanger. prominent veteran of the
county, died suddenly this morning, aged
sjxty-sx. He is survived by his wife
and two sons. He had been connected
with the Chesapeake and Ohio at
Waynesboro for years.
VT. Allen.
Especial to The Times D.spatch.)
WIN CHESTER, VA. Dec l..---'W'llian1
Temple Allen one OF the most prominent
nlan In Clarke county died atBhls home
al Gaylord, to-day Of paralysis, aged
e:gtty-two years. a widow and several
grown children survive,
John Willoughby.
Especial to The Times. Dlspntoh.)
FRED RIG. VA, lie n TINT.
John NVilloughby died q I the home. Of rs
SON law. Mr.. O. seay. in ssotsylva--.
MIA county at tho good old age Of eiga,y-5
member OF Mine Road Church for sew
enty-tlrree years. Mr. Willoughby was
married twice, and is survived by four
children. 5SSs5 ft5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
RUsFID 6AHD
KoDERA 7W0.sToRY
Frame Dwelling,
No. 1912 Wesl Cary 81.

BY virtue of q deed OF trust, dated June
SIN, lSDl, and recorded IN Richmond Chan-
v sH Signed lrust o sesur- certa n no IS
the. Elm described, default being made. and
being REQUIRED 50 70 90, M MI sen ~ I'us,-
" TUESDAY. DEC. Ell, ATi4 7; n
the p.uprtty described IN said deed. az
tie con beginning no feet west Of HarviaJ
slreet thence running Westwaardly alnng
2, feet 6 Inches, and running back be-
tween parallel lines l2o feet 10 an alley II
TkRAi s-While the deed preserlbes other
terms, By consent they VII BE- Ia cash.
balance i, y and IS months 8 per Gait.
III Viii pay Vel as an llyestment or
make snug home. The house contains
rooms, double parlors and wide halls
front and back porches,
WALLACE +, BROWN.
Brown s Co. Auctioneers,
dec lT-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
REAL ESTATE-For Rent

tEoR RENT,
NICE HOUSE ON TElT HOWARD
Road, between the Brook and tlerm tass
roads, and six acres OF landi house m
tans rooms; necessary oulbnlldinss
good water, shade, &C., esc.; ten minutes
fo II, NJ. StORTHAM &. co, M
leil Estate Agents,
IS N. nth Strsst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
LINED BY sENT1NELs.

= =,
During tho conference with the Colom-
bans ashore, Lieutenant Perrill was sur
rounded by General Ortiz's staff, while
inland, few PAGES, there was a sen,l-
circle OF armed sentlnels. The beach III
both directions was also lined by sentl-
nels y
General Ortiz did not permit Lieutenant
Perrll to leave tho point OF the beach
where he landed.
While PcrrIll was awaiting the Colom-
bian protest, First Lieutenant Edward
B, Manwring, commanding tho Marine
Guard Of the Atlanta, rowed up IN q cut
ter for tho purpose OF communicating
with Lieutenant PerrIll. and to gain cer-
tain military information.
The Colombian camp appeared to be
permanent. was we'll provlsloned and
proba bly, destined to be used as u base Of
operations
General Ortiz and others freely express
ed tho determination OF Colombia to fight
to the bitter end In case General Reyes
visit to WashingtonIs not successful, and
Panama ia not returned to Colombia, K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

gllNUxv4Ll.l. ,TANN.-Ihe Great
Northern LAp. ess So.t'p. . y tp'aay NY ~,
.uurl .,I4o.ou out VI Mi14etl ulAuu!lt VAC
company asns the Iuancefy Suutt e a 49,;
1uu.ctl.E ana 10 pay tne Yas1uus clut4!s
Logan. near mere, Dece!nHeg 10, AsVl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Dwelling Burned.

Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch.>
SUFFOLK a VA, Dec, MI, W, Ste
phensson's dwelling was burned this week e
at Berlin, Va; loss l,5O0, insurance Sl,uo'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Mrs. l.. A. Jackson
(snecinl to Thn Times.Dispatl

NJ Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
q FREDERlClASB Va. Dec III
Mrs. l.. a. Jackson, a well known lady
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Baxter
at Leedstown, after q lingering Illness
aged about sixty years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Will |.||L| [. FIGHT
FOR PANAMA
.(contlnued from FIRST Page.)

companed the, party in the whaleboat
& It was found that the schooner had on
board hundred armed Colombian SOL
dlers. commanded by General Rafael
Novo, who said General Daniel Ortiz.
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Colombian
forces of tile Atlantic and Pacific, had
a large camp mile away on the main
land. Ii 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Tohn Willoughby.
Samuel A. Percy.
(Spe cinlI to The l'imcs-Dispatch.

Z VIRGO (SpecinlI to The Times-Dispatch.) 80 I
4 PETERsBURG. Va, Dec. ia tele-
gram received here to-day from Norfolk
announced the death there Of Samuel A..
Plercy, former resident or Petersburg.
Mr. Piercy was thirty-five years Of age.
and leaves a wife and one child. also sew
eral brothers ana sisters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
PROTEST MADE.

, j. ~ z Il
General Novo requested Lieutenant Per-
rlll to land and confer with General Or
t1z. After temporarily returning to the
Atlanta, Lieutenant Perrlll went back TO
the schooner, which In the meantime had
taken up position on tho beach. Great
excitement prevailed among the Colom-
bians on the whaleboat's approach.
There were repeated cries OF Viva Co
lombia,n and there was a sudden con-
centration Of about l5O Colombian soldiers
on the beach. I,
For some moments the situation seemed
dangerous and had the appearance OF an
ambuscade.
General Ortiz appeared on the beach
when Lieutenant Perrll went ashore. the
waleboat In tho meanwhile lying close to
the beach, General Ortiz insisted that
Lieutenent Perrill should fly the Co
8lombian. flag at tho bow Of the whales
boat. or lower the American flag at tho
stern. because she was In Colombian
waters.
Lieutenant Perrlll replied that he did
not have a Colombian flag, and refused
TO lower the Stars and Stripes
Il General Ortiz did not insist upon his
so doing, but he protested In writing
against the presence of the Americans In
Colombian waters Lieutenant Perrill uc-
cepted the protest and conveyed It to
Commander Turner. who handed II TO
Renr-Adlnirnl Coghlan on his arrival
Z hero .s.5-3i Ei75Et s =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Lewis Dodson


Especial to Tho Tlmcs-D lspatch)
FREDEH. ClsB uRG.6NA Z 9 . II. Mr..
Lewis Dodson died yesterday. at the home
ford county, near GarrsonviIle OF CON
sum- tlon, aged twenty-three years.
hTrc TacLcor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
By8sutton & Co., Auctioneers. Sl III
Real Estate Auctioneers. s 81 las3
AUCTION SALE OF q
he Meck|e nbIurg,I
Its Grounds and ] Ed u IL.
mems, at
Chase G. ||l||;'l City ii Va,
Thursday, Jan q l4 III | 9 ! I
2 O'clock Don. ...i

FOLDERS and directors OF the Chase City
Mineral Water Company, the undersigned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
AUCTION SALES Days.

4 ByASutton & Co., 5Auctioneers.
Real Estate Auctloneers. 43t < HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

BY Oliver & Jones, Auctlonecrs, a
n 416 w. Broad. Phone 2216.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

y By ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lib Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

to one fourth Of the
the residue In two /
one and two Year<,} Ii
at the rate OF six
from date Of sa le
I'd payments to be
+ bonds OF the pur.
y deed OF trust upon
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-08-14

The Buckeye Press Association will
start for Frankfort, Mich, this (Eri
day. forenoon for a weeks visit at
that beautiful Summer resort, with
headquarters at the Royal Frontenac
hotel. This is the third time the
Buckeyes have taken this trip and
although many other trips might
have been taken by this association,
none seemed to be so alluring to the
newspaper men and their families as
Frankfort with its crystal waters and
bracing breezes. The Ann Arbor
railroad will carry the party by spec
ial train in charge of General Passen-
ger Agent, Col j. j. Kirby, who has
won the hearts of the Buckeyes not
only with the generous treatment of
the editors, but with the beauty of
scenery, the invigorating effect of the
breezes from lakes Michigan and the
beautiful crystsl lake, which country
IS reached only by the Ann Arbor
r. r. There are many people in
Wood county who will endorse our
statement that the cheapest and best
outing auy person can take for few
days or for the entire season is up in
Michigan at Frankfort or at Beulah
at the head of Crystal lake. This
road will run an excursion to Me-
nominee via Frankfort, on August
25, at the remarkably low rate of S.
This is a trip that is within the limits
of all and is one that cannot be eX-
celled for its offer of beautiful forest
hills, lakes and bracing atmosphere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-08-14
NOT OVER-WiSE.

There is an old allegorical picture of
n girl scared at grass-hoper, but in
act of heedlessly treading on a snake.
This is paralleled by the man who
spends large sum of money building
a cyclone celler, but neglects to provide
his family with bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as a safeguard against bowel
complaints, whose victims outnumber
those of the cyclone hundred to one.
This remedy is everywhere recognized
as the most prompt and reliable med
icine in use for these diseases. For
sale by Bowers & Comstock
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-08-14

Nettie NJ. Bradshaw, Milton Center.
Ruby Leaning, Milton Center.
Name Wismar, Milton Center.
Edythe Taylor, Weston.
BESSIE Payne, Weston.
Grace b. Gengrlch, Weston.
Earl Z. F'ryman, Portage.
Bertha III. Wismar, Milton Center.
John Welsh, Hoytville.
III. j. Powell, North Baltimore.
Mrs. w. f.. Johns, Bloomdale.
Jean Hollenbeck, Perrysburg.
Cary Sell, Rising Sun.
Clara a. Belton, Urbara.
Ethel NJ. Smith Portage.
Nellie Caldwell. Portage.
Cora NJ. Girton, Fostoria.
Gladys Hill, West Millgrove.
Alice T.. Stearns, FOstOria
Hattie Yates, West AIillgrove.
n. ID. O. Wilson, Bowling Green.
j. NJ. Reason, Toledo.
Dora HOuskeeper, Bowling Green.
e. o. Fairchild, Deshlcr.
Jessie A. Pelton, Urbana, o.
Phyllis Murray, Manchester, o.
Myrtle Ketzenbarger, Bowling Green
Bertha McLargin, Millbury.
Nell Bradshaw, Milton Center.
Ella Ayers, Millbury.
Ella NJ. Schallcr, Roachton.
Maud Muir, Bowling Green.
Halle Shipman, Roachton.
Ida Thompson, Sugar Ridge
Grace Forester, Scotch Ridge.
Pearl Hill, West Millgrove,
Gertrude Il. Hayes, Perrysburg.
Gertrude Chapman, Pelrysburg.
Bertha Ault Lime City.
Mabel Gardner, Milbury.
Wlnifped McAlanus, Toledo.
EmmS Hansen, Custar
Il. @. / Nlsberry, Bowling Green.
Kathryn Rhoda, Perrysburg.
l.. ii. CCnaway, Bloomdale.
j. NJ. SwartZ, Bloomdale.
". ID. Browne, Haskins
Arthur SwaItZ, Stony Ridge.
Abbie Il. Peacock, Tontogany.
Clara NJ. Brim, Latcha.
Louisa Rogers, Latcha.
Cora Hansen, Custar.
Bessie Brough, LeMoyne.
Curt Brough, LeAIoyne.
Anna Christian, LeAIoyne.
Anna Berge, Il. Toledo.
Mrs. Aida Frankfather, Jerry City.
Amlea WetZel, Perrysburg
H. l.. Hodges, Tontogany.
Ralph Waugh, Tontogany.
Lenore DeWOlfe, Prairie Depot.
Dora Simon, Galatia.
Mande Muir, Bowling Green.
Mabel Hopkins, Portage.
Ada Bandeen, Bowling Green.
Eva Kraus, Toledo.
Lizzie Austin, Bowling Green.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-08-14
ROLL OF TEACHERS.

Rilla Frazier, Toledo.
R. A. Wales, Bowling Green.
Harriet d. Covert, Jerry City.
Hettie E. Giles, Bowling Green.
w. E. Kershner, Prairie Depot.
d. A. Haylor, Bowling Green.
j. G. Buto, Cygnet.
Wilda Graham, PerrySburg.
Luella Graham, Perrysburg.
Amelia Dauer, Haskins.
Augusta Charles, Perrysburg.
Olive Crofts, Toledo.
Bertha Phillips, Perrysburg.
Josephine McClung, Tontogany
Lizzie B. Austin, Bowling Green.
Grace Woodbury., Tontogany.
Fannie Dubbs, Weston.
Ella Nyswander, Grand Rapids.
Pearl Sautter, Weston.
Eugenia B. Chapman, Perrysburg.
Lucy Powers, Perrysburg.
Augusta Powers, Perrysburg.
Laura Chatter, Perrysburg.
Edna Chapman, Perrysburg.
Bertha G. Hillabrand, Perrysburg.
L. D. Hill. Bowling Green.
May Miller, Bradner.
j. N. Baker, Bowling Green.
Nellie b. Sharp, weston.
d. S. Black, Prairie Depot.
j. F. Caller, Bowling Green.
|. l.. Algyre, Prairie Depot.
Werner Konold, West Millgrove
Bertha Mexico, Winsgton.
r. ]. d. Walters. 134S Broadway,
Toledo
Dora E. Porter, Weston.
Elizabeth Ault, Lime City
Odelia Kehn, Fostoria.
Nellie Britten, Perrysburg.
Augie Potter, Digby.
Elsie e. Snyder, Stony Ridge.
Ada e. Munger, Perrysburg.
Maud Dennis, Pemberville.
A. j. Algyre, Prairie Depot.
c. G. Petteys, Deshler, o.
A. b. Sockman, Weston.
Elizabeth Offerman, Pemberville.
Kate M. Offerman, Pemberville.
Laura Loomis, Scotch Ridge.
Minnie l.. Mathews, Pemberville.
Alice j. Hutchinson, Waterville.
Mary j. Goodger, Tontogany.
Clara G. Leydorf, Perrysburg.
Amelia Pfister, Perrysburg.
Ida Wellstead, Perrysburg.
C. E. Stinebaugh. Milton Center.
E. e. Ellsworth, Weston.
Lorraine Smith, Toledo.
Cora ID. Bollinger, Prairie Depot.
Myra Anon, Perrysburg.
Lulu Shaumloffel, Perrysburg.
Sadie Klinger, Perrysburg.
Lily NJ Robinson, London, Tenn.
Ray G. Robinson, London, Tenn.
o. f. Wonsetler, Deshler
Ola Fairchild, Deshler
l.. r. Wellstead, Perrysburg,
Ellen Cranker. Perrysburg.
Bess Blinn, Perrysurg.
Alta Blinn, Perrysburg.
Anna Johnson, Perrysburg.
Ola Hartshorn, Perrysburg.
Jessie Meeker, Perrysburg.
Kate Jameson, Perrysburg.
Dudley Potter, Tontogany.
Grace Werline, Custar.
Mabel Mannhardt, Custar.
Stella G. shipmNn, Weston.