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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

bieieu AUDI Serr @aiier, uarben es
ais ld9erlt9 aniebeu, penn Semanb
einen Seri9t iber bas ueit(tde See
brasta unb @pomins i6rei6en uuo
gu sleider 3ett bebaupten piirbe, baB
Der 8eridt ben sansen nOrbpeitli6eu
Seretnisten Staaten selte. Oas
norbmeitli6e Canada lit 10 sroB mte
Der She'll Der Ser. Staater meitli9
pom Miiiti1ippt 5luBe, unb ieber per
ninfttse Seier wirb suseben, baB
<ma unb 8obeu IN ben meitlt9en
Ser. Staaten iebr ueri9teben limb.
Oasielbe gilt uou Canada, unb wenn
i9 bic @abrbeit bes Irttfels besSerrn
Safer in Sesus auf alberta i'm Naz
semeinen 3usebe 10 m69te id i'm cod
no9mals barauf aufmertIam MAIDEN,
baB er, Inn bic 2eier ietuer Sriefe ni9t
tire gu fabreu, feline gei@reibuns pom
alberta ni9t als &unbI9au I'M rNorb=
meitli9en Canada" biniteIen ioute.
s. S. Sastamp.
ct. Gloub BEN Is. Wdrs, 1908.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

@e9iel etnsetreten, unb Oas S6ermo=
meter fte[ bis gu ) 9rao iber geuu.
0a bic bteitse SsuOlteruns in snei
9arteten setbeilt lit, uouon eine fur
unb bic anbere sesen bic aniteoluns
isriGt, bat man bic i50ute @elesen=
beit, bic suten unb i9le9ten gtseu=
l9aften bes 9anbes feunen gu lerner.
Sie Ran9ers uerlieren burd bic an=
lieblune einen Der beiteu @eibepldse
Ser Ser. Staaten, baber tie ueriu6en,
bur6 ausbreituus fall9er 9eri9te
ab3uidreden. &ein &esen, i9ledter
goben unb belize @inbe, bas iinb Bic
9eipeniter, bic fe ben a~niteblern pors
balten. 9ei jebem argument, bas
beibe Yarteien in meiner 9eseuwart
batteu, soseu bic giebteute" iebesmal
BEL rpeitem ben tirseren. Ser &ez
sieruussberi@t seist einen Our9=
ldnittsresenfaa pom Is 3oa fir bic
lesten Is Sabre. Iu9 itebt man
alIentbalber bic Spuren i3weren Ge=
gems. - Nddtes Ral perbe id iber
bic ueri6tebeneu trrieeu Nusiasen, bic
BEL uns in Stearns gountp iiber btele
@esenb lanblduis iinS, 6eridten.
S9lieBlt6 mO6te i'd nod bemerten,
baB meiner anli@t mad bieie geseuS
cine berrli6e lit, unb i6 boffe, baB
ii9 piele beuti9 fat6Oliite Sarmer
pon Stearns @ountp BIER anltebeln
usrben, bod iOute Elm Sober nod benz
9olbenen Ebal reiien, lt9 lelblt hber=
seueen uno bann banbeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
@eferrei6.

% len. Der Stubtratb piomete
fir ben Der torbenen &pmponiten
9uso @olf Elm Gbrensrab ouf benz
Gentralfrieo6ofe in Der HGbe Der
Hubeitdtte 8eetbobens. Ser Sbmann
bes Stuttsurter ,Sugo @olf" Ser
ems, Suso Sotit, ftiftete fir oos 9rabz
benfnul oes &omppniiten 5000 &roz
nen.-Sn Der 2ie6teniteinitraBe itir5te
BEL einem Neubau Elm SeIergefpDlbe
Elm, nobel 5pei Qrbeiter pom S9utt
~begraben uno get0otet purOen.-Gez
itprben lino bier Der grbauer Der @iez
ner Stubtbabn, Der peniiDnirte Set
tions6sf bes Observation-Disclosures
Srtebria b. 8ii9off i'm II. 2ebensz
iahre, unb Der betannte gupierz
fabrits=, 9u6bruderetz unb S9riftz
siebereibeIiser Sommer5ienrat5 Mutz
tbGus Salser i'm Otter BON rs Subren.
u 9. Der peritorbene Su6ritant
9uftap 9eipel ientDr lpenbete 200, 900
aronen our grri4tuns zines 9friinbs
nerbauies fir arme 9iirser unb 9irs
serinnen. Nunme1r iiberlieb befeu
Sobn, s. 9eipel junior, elm Grunbz
itid i'm @ertbe bon 10000 &roneu
gratis als gauplas fir oiefes Siirgers
bein.
9ubapef. Die Remembering
na9 Imeritu nimmt i'm 2iptper apz
mitat beGngitisenbe Simenitonen an.
Geit 1. Sanuar tpuroen 800 pGhs
altseefteGt, bod lit ou9 bic ,3abl bere
ienigeu, tpel9e pbne paBideine nad
Mmerita auspanbern, cine betrGdtz
li6e. Ius einselnen 9emeinoen iino
iGmmtli6e MGnner ausgetpanbert.
g B m / 8. 9ier itarb Die &az
pelmeiiterspitttpe Murie &omsat, bic
Mutter bes befunnlen 8omppniiteu
Rorl 3pmsaf, i'm 70. 2%ebensiabre.
&rems. Iuf I%norbnung Der Sez
sirfs9auptmunni9aft ipurbe Der in Der
HGbe Der 3aierne unb bepobnter !9Guz
fer geIesene 5riebbuf aus ianitdreH
Griinoen geiperrt.
g r m m a II. Sn Ri4terhGuier
tit Die 8anfabrtstir6e in Golge Der
sroBen GiTe, pel9e Die Mauern i'm
2aufe Der 3eit betomner BADEN, elm
seitiirst. Del Iltaritein iopie Die
tir9liGen GerGtbe unb MeBsetpGnber
fonnten mod re9tseitig aus Der &ir9s
unb Der anse6uuten aapeae entfernt
fperben.
. | m ii +. graber5os gusen bat
bon Der Stabtaemeinbe einen 8oue
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
1leber bas norpmsfli9e Ganaoa.

@ertb E IT J. Nls
i6 bic l1sberl9rift bes griefes pom
Serrn 9aiier in Sbrer lesteu Num=
mer las, eruartete t6, baB er bteier
ueberl9rtft in Ietnem Briefe treu blei=
ben unb etnen gert9t iber bas sanse
norbpetlide Gambia l9reiben mirbe.
8eim 9elen bes Nrttfels fanb t6 ie=
bod, baB basienise, mas er ais srinb:
lide Runbl9au i'm norbwetli9en 60
naba miebersab, nur auf einen Sbeil
Der grouin; alberta gesus bat. SIM
Aasemeineu ltimme i6 NIT Dem aberz
elm, mas Serr Safer i5er alberta
i@reibt, u. babe aue uria9e gu slauben,
saB bies Der etnSise Sbeil bes noroz
peitli9en Gambia lit, uel6en ct be=
reiit bat. unb bdtte er feline ueber=
i@rift 10 pie feline Oarlesuns ni6t 10
aIsemein auf gang Canada ansewanbt,
es pdre an ieineu geri9t faum gtmas
aussuiesen sepelen. Sebenfals Fat
Serr Safer bas Oitli6e aiiina6oia,
Sastat9emau unb WauitOba ni6t
seieben, unb bod sebOren bieie groz
pinseu aud gum nOrbpetlt9en Gana=
ba. Somit wirb 6err @aiier lelbit
suseben, baB er it6 bdtte senauer aus
oriiden ioasn in gesus auf BEN se=
wilien She'll bes sanbes, mel9en er
bsidreibt, unb eiuen bei6rdntten She'll
Der YrouinS alberta ui9t als bas
san;e noremeitli6e Canada besei6nen
ioaen.
Der 9eier bes rNoroitera" unb NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
S9meis.

8ern. Der gerniiGe 9rpBe Autb
betDtQiete 100000 Jrancs gum 9uu
Der 9abnlinie Monthopon= Suunenz
3petiimmen. Sieie 2inie lit bas Mitz
telitid Der 9ubn Montreur=S pies,
bur9 Die cine Dtrefte 9erbtnoung stpiz
i9en benz 9enfer uno benz S6uner
See bur4 Die Ilpen sei4affen tpirb.
-Sie &untDnalbant BON Bern bat
i6re Re6nung pro 1902 nit etnem
Heinertras abgeidlohen, pelder sez
itattet, bas 9runbtapttal bes Staates
i'm Setruse bon 100000 5rancs
nit feds 4ro5ent gu DerSinien.-Sie
Srti4aftea Steffisburg, S6un unb
Sberbofen iouen our6 cine eIettrti6s
StruBenbobn Derbunoen nerben.
r d. Seim Ibbru9 bes alien
Str4t3urms in S%urbent6ul fano man
in Der 9elmtugel befelben unter an
beren aeliquien cine @ttie bon 500
6rancs Der SDBtbal=9 ieui6oft,
sei6entt oor 20 Sdbren bon Iltz5riez
bensri9ter Seller. Die Sipibenbenz
&oupons bon ben Sahren 1875 Biz
1890 tparer nod unberiibrt.
r /. Der friibere 9~ertpalter Der
Spurtu1e bon Iltorf, Ittilto Milz
Ter, bat gum Na9tbetl Der seuannten
aufie uno anberer Snititute Inter
i9lagunsen unb 9eruntreuuneen i'm
8etrase bon 253,7O2 5rancs besan=
gen; bas 9eri6t perurtbetlte i'm ooz
fir su sebH Sabren 3u4tbaus, Is
Sabre ghrDerluit uno griaB bes S9o=
bens.
9Iarus. @ilobIter 9Gbler
fdoB i'm 9plisentpalb BEL Matt einen
Qbler bon 2.15 Meter 5ligelz
Spanntpeite.
g o n. Sn benz on bic
9emartung bon Hobersoorf gren5en=
ben Settlaa tpuroen iii eirem Sage
trei @iloidpeinc erIest.
9 q l.. Die Sasier 6erienperz
forging begging Dos Subildum hires
25iGhri9en S%eitebens. sic perfplgt
ben 3pet, armen uno trGnfli6en
S6ultinbern pG6reno Der Sommerz
ferten unentgeltli9 einen 14tGeigen
2anoaufentbalt 81 peri6affen. 9on
Stuut, Yripaten urb t3inften finanz
siea unteritiiBt, bat biefe meniGenz
freunbli9e 9eranitaItGng bis6er I'M
hsrifein tpnenSreih delpirft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

gruno 5DltGen Der Yart1trQBe unD
benz tiraelttti6en Sempel angetuuft,
UNI oaiel6it etn grobes 9e6GuDe aufz
5ufii9ren.
Yrus 6. g0sniIis Derbreitete Sc
rii3te iiber Die SO6mii9e Sparfahe
riefen etnen ulebrere Sage unbauernz
ben Inbruns 81 ben &ufen bteier On
ftalt berbor. On ben Gerii6ten mar
fem pabres 8ort. Sober 9etrag
tDuroe iOfort obne 3Idii6t auf Die
SObe uno 8Inbisungsfrtit uu~sge5ablt.
3 q. Der bieiige ttalienif6e
@eretn runione" tpuroe tpesen irreoenz
ttitti3er umtriebe BON Der oalmatiniz
i4en Stattbulterei uufselOf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
,,SplSen SaIep."
(ReiIe=Gorreipouben; pom s. u. Weper.

8eiIe=@orreIpouben; Don :. u. Weper.)
Meine Srsurbe perben mobl fritz
Der bic peripro6ene Retie= gorrelpon=
benz erpartet baben, uerbeu iebo9
sitisit bic Sers5seruus entidulbtsen,
ba cine ndbere gel9reibuns bes uiel=
selobten unb seIdmdbteu v@olbenen
SbalssD cine ndbere geii9ttsuns unb
s;nsebenbe %grtunbisuns erbeii@t.
Serr Dan. &ubl uub td traten am
9. Wdrs bic RetIe pom ct. Warttn
an unb perlieBen ct. gaul Sienitas
INN 10 1br abenbs. Die &eiie stns
1ott pom itatteu. unier .3us beitanb
aus Is @asen, uelde gum sr6Bten
Sbeil nit 9anbiu9ern sefuat maren.
11eberrai9enb NOR bic Nnsabl pon
Seutiden, bic ii@ barunter b~efanben.
Sis Wanban purbe unier 3us pon
spei 9otomotipen sesosen; bort uabm
uns cine foGolale gerslofomotiue in
-gmpfans, bic uns in raienber Gle
burd bic Bah 9anbs" bef0rberte unb
uns slifltd sesen 6 ubr unsefdbr
mad bteliser 3ett, wel6e cine Stun=
=. be binter Ser Rtnneiota= 3ett it, mad
rSentinel Butte" bra9te. Oteles
Stdbt5en, unsefdbr 10 sroB mte Ros=
coe, liest tnmitten Der ueitli6en Ius=
ldufer Der vSab 9anbs", unb r@olben
gauep" bat pabri6einli9 einen Sbeil
ieines gerrufs ieinen S~esiebunsen unb
ieiner Itdbe gu Sentinel Butte 81 per;
banten. Raiienbe, ruelde per Sabu=
sus bier bur6reiieu, beurtbeilen bas
Sbal nod benz Qusieben Der @esenb
in unmittelbarer Idbe bes Stdbtdens,
mas aber gang irris lit, wie einSeber,
Der ii9 in beiastem S5al ndber nm
iiebt, suseiteben muB. Oas eisent:
Tide Sbal iiebt aus Der Serne fad
aug, piepobl es nelIenfOrmis lit, mas
mabri9einli9 iebem Stearns gountp.
Tarmer sefdut. Nu6 finbet man
Sasel, bic it5 iber bas Ebal erftre:
den, bod ftnb bielelben ni@t BON iol=
der Sobe ober gooenbel9ahenbeit,
baB tie benz Qderbau btnberlt9 itnb.
@eitern unternabmen mir unter
Sibruns bes Serrn Smitb pom Der
.@olben 8aIep Sanb= unb Cattle
60" unieren eriteu NusIus. Sn ben
tiefern gldsen lag nod S9nee, unb
Ste adlte mar redt empfinbli9. Wtr
fanben BEN Soben Bios einen Sou ttef
eefroren unb tonnten bemna9 unge=
binbert unlere unteriu6unsen pornebs
men. 3uobert liest cine Elm bts an
bert6alb SuB bife Sage i6parsen
gobens, barunter cine bidte Sdi9te
bunfelsrauen 2ebms; auf ben 6iseln
beitebt bic Sberlase aus elmer niinnen
S6i6te itpar;en &ies- Der Sooen
sefiebl Der sansen &eiiepartei ausse=
seianet. ginem ~unierer @~efdbrten D.
Saribault lpra6 aues berart gut gu,
baB er sleid am eriten Sormittas 100
Mfer fcufte unb cine Seimitdtte nabul.
Mnr Mbenb, ais mir antau1en, berrlbs
te bier ri9tises Sommermetter. I'm
udditen Morseu iebo9 mar totaler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
3nremburl.

Ser % Sabre alte perbeiratbete
Wtuen=N rbeiter Nb. Ineu in gl9=4ls
murbe BON etnem Sta[ieuer burd bret
Weheritt9e i'm Giden perpuueet uno
sab mad faum elmer Stunbe ben
9etit auf. Ser Sbdter lit fli9tis,
aber betannt. - Su @anerbtGts
braunteu S9euue unb Stan Der
@ittue Sbein : 9abr poItdnbis nie=
Der. Ser S9aben lit stemlt9 bebeu
tenb. - Su g6terna9 itarb i'm OIL
ter pom So Sabren bic @ittpe bes
Notar Soiepb aoier, seborene Sonbe=
Finger. = Sn 0Ortriusen bot bic b.
ie Snflueusa ibreu ginsus sebalten
unb bereits sau5e Samtlien auf bas
&rantenlaser seworfen. - Die 81
Sabre alte @tttue Wartin in @rob=
Wopeurre bate f6 abenbs gu Bette
beseben unb babel mabrideinli9 cine
eampe umseitoBen. Oas gett serietb
in 8ranb uuo erlitt bic Srau % I9uere
gerlesunsen, baB tie benielben bulb
barauf erlas. - gesborf rpirb in FUR
ser i3ett Elm Selepbon=S pitem erbal=
ten. aud iou bort i'm ndditen Cont
mer eine 8ierbraueret erridtet per=
BEN, iO6alb bic 8aherleituns fertis
1T. - Su @ormelbinsen berri6t CUR
3eit bic Snflueusa iebr fart, unb se=
leqen ii9 berielben nod S~unsenent=
sdubuns, 9eiiertett II. T.. N. bin;u, 10
baB bic Flase idlieBlid re6t sefdbr=
LID 81 uerben brobt. - Su Der
8irtbidaft uon Oeiire Wiseot in
OiHerbtnsen entitanb Elm Seuer, bas
erit selOi3t perbeu fonnte, ua5bem
es etnen S9aben pou etna 5000 Sr.
anseridtet bate. Ser Irbetter Se=
ter Saber BON Woesborf fanb neuli9
betm 9ebmsraben In einem nit Steins
platten peri9loHeueu Haume Elm
cranes &riseldeu, Elm ftusersroBes
TldI9den, etn metauenes S9liiiel.
den, lopie eiue suterbaltene &upfer=
miinSe, in rel@er nod bas StlbntB
bes r0mii9en aaiiers ausuitus gdiar
nit lelerlt6er Sni6rtft einseprdst lit.
= Sn gu feierte fir;li9 bic @tttpe
Sepler tbren 1O2. @eburtstag. -
Oils Ser 24iabrise &uedt @ertes NIT
einteer aameraben Nbenbs bic @trtbs
i9aft bes 6errn @irtsen in OiSelin=
gen uerlahen bate, itirste er, nad=
benz er nur menise S9rttte sesansen
mar, in 5olJe zines Sirnidlases pl0s
li9 tobt gu Sobeu. = oils bic spei
Sobne Ser @ittpe @aspers : Sreis
BON 9ieler in etnem Steinbrud beiddf=
tist warerl, ndberten ii9 bic beibeu,
ais bic anseleste Wiene nidt re9t=
seitis funsirte, ausufrib benz Sobr=
LODI, nobel Bet 3inbitoff e~rptobtrte
unb beibe, Der eine an Der Saub unb
Der anbere I'M @eli6t nidt unerbebli9
perlest wurben, 10 baB Ser arst icfort
requtrirt uerben muBte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

= Sas m~ustulOle 2eiben unter ben
Gameu labmer &Ideu oher 9umbago
oetannt, l6md6t bic Wusfelu bes
6ifens, aber wenn st. Safobs Del
sebradt wirb, merben bielelben 10 se=
itdrtt, baB cine 9eiluns iofort eintritt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
Toledo Urban g. Interurban Ry

The Toledo Urban and Interurban
Ry will enter and cross Toledo a
short distance away and almost par
allel with the proposed Wabash Cross
Town line. This line will be used for
passenger business only. The Term
inal R'y affords the greatest facilities
for handling the freight business that
could be desired, and it is the inten-
ton of the t. U. & I. R'y Co. to make
a great thing of freight business later,
when they are prepared to give it the
proper attention, and make numerous
improvements they have in mind.
They will use the Terminal for the
freight business as soon as they are
in position to take care of it, and the
new line for passenger service into the
city. The Toledo Urban e. Interurban
will be completed within the year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
"THE OLD KENTUCKY HOME"
Continued from First page.)

the brother and sister took hold of the
remaining notes and sang in sweet ac-
cents:
They hunt no more for the 'possum
and the coon.
On the meadow, the hill and the
shore;
They sing no more by the glimmer of
the moon
On the bench by the old cabin door.
the heart,
With sorrow, where all was delight;
The time has come when the darkies
have to part
Then my old Kentucky home, good
night.
The head must bow and the back will
have to bend
Wherever the darkies may go;
A few more days and the trouble all
will end
In the field where the sugar canes
grow
A few more days to tote" the weary
load
No matter, it will never be light;
A few more days till we totter on the
road
Then my old Kentucky home, good
night.
AS the song was finished tears flow
ed down the old darkies cheeks; the
children crept from their hiding places
behind the trees, their faces wreathed
in smiles; the mocking bird and the
thrush sought their homes in the
thicket, while the old dog still lay
basking in the sun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
Re-Christened the Kittie.

A bright little Miss of the fourth
grade is the possessor of two little
snow white kittens, named respective.
ly Paul and Virginius. The other
evening she informed her father that
she had changed PauPs name to Gum
Paul"
"What on earth induced you to re.
christen him "Um Paul?" queried the
fond perent.
"Oh, mamma says he is little
Boer," complacently responded the
child.
john F. Carbon and wife visited
relatives in Dayton a few davs this
week.
j. Pelton, wife and son of Chicago,
spent Tuesday with VIM. Mills and
family.
Harry Skinner and wife have
moved into the Wilson Sweet house in
Perrysburg.
Mrs. A. A. Roberts and son,
Charles were guests of Mrs. VIM.
Cluell IN Maumee.
Miss Pearl Parks of Toledo was
the guest of j. II. LaFarree and
family the past week.
Charles Sweet of Napoleon was
guest of Wilson Sweet and wife the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Aloen Stauch and son,
Lawrence, of Los Angeles, Cal, is
here for an extended visit with rela-
tiyes.
John Frey and wife of New Lon
don, Ohio, are visiting the latter's
parents, j, c. Leydorf and wife, this
week.
Paul Ragan, Misses Name and
Kate Ragan of Maumee, were guests
of Thomas and Miss Mary Franey last
Friday.
If you have not been in to look
over the new styles in boys suits, it
will pay you to do so. We are pleased
to have you look them over any time.
A. G. FULLER.
Mrs. Augustus Reid and daughter,
Mrs. Harry Vance of Memphis, Tenn,
are expected here for visit with old
time friends.
Mrs. George Hahn and Miss Anna
Danner of Bates, spent last Friday
with Mrs Henry Underwater at Maple
Grove station.
For SALE.-Very desirable piece
of property in Perrysburg. Good
house and outbuildings, with plenty
of choice fruit. viii sell all or house
and small part of the land. Enquire
at JOURNAL office. soft
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
ROSSFORD CHURCH.
Rev. FIR. Louis Redmer ap-
pointed to the Charge.

The prospects for a new Catholic
church in Rossford look very promis-
ing. Bishop Horstman appointed
Rev. Fr. Louis Redmer, assistant
pastor at st. Hedwig's, to take up the
pastoral work at Rossford.
A new church and pastoral resi-
dence will be erected. Mr.. Ford do
mating property for the building. The
new parish has mixed population Of
Poles, Slavs and Hungarians and
Rev. Fr. Redmer is thought to be
we'll qualified for this work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ellis visited relatives
in Scotch Ridge.
Miss Grace Mathews entered the
High School this week.
Miss Bess Blinn visited relatives
in Tontogany over Sunday.
&C. Z. Kaeding of Detroit spent
Friday last with friends here.
George Thomas and wife of Toledo
were visiting ralatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Webster of Toledo,
visited Mrs. Bette Barton on Monday.
john Stise of Toledo visited the
family of j. c. Leydorf last Thursday.
w. T. Thompson, of Battle Creek,
Mich, is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Belle Rogers.
Miss Grace Meenie of Toledo
visited her sister, Mrs. G. F. Hollen-
beck, on Monday.
General McMakin aud wife of To
ledo were guests of Mayor Kingsbury
and wife Monday.
Mrs. Crum of Whitewater, Wis,
and Mrs. Calkins of Toledo, are
guests of G. A. Lucas and family.
Sweaters for men at SOC to $500
each. Nice styles and splendid values,
at FULLER's.
H. H. Sargent is slowly recover
ing from his illness and many friends
hope to see him out again soon.
Miss Addie Shipman of Roachton,
entertained Misses Helen Bowers and
Daisy Schaumloeffel few days since.
-Kohla cloths for ladies waists.
New and stylish patterns at l5c.
FULLER's.
F. c. Eberly and wife entertained
Rev. N. b. G. Love on Saturday last.
Rev. Love has been assigned to one of
the Toledo churches.
Frank Crawford of Lima was in
town Monday and reports that his
family are well and that his children
were admitted to the Lima schools in
the same grades to which their Per
rysburg promotion cards assigned
them in our schools.
Shoes for boys and girls for school
wear that please mothers, at
FULLER's.
--Rey. w. L. DUNN has moved his
family to Gibsonburg to which place
he has been assigned by conference
In leaving Perrysburg the family
leave MANY friends who are pleased tC
know that they are pleasantly located
and who extend them good wishes fol
the future. The JOURNAL Office viii
especially miss the young son Wesley
who has spent many pleasant hours
with us.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

Hon, Calvin P. Godfreyj candidate
for re election to the State Senate was
in town Tuesday. He was highly
pleased with our beautiful soldiers
monument and should the matter of
a State appropriation for hepurchase
of TT. Meigs came up in the Legis
llture, the Senator would prove II
strong advocate for the measure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
Inhales Gasoline.

A nine year-old boy in Toledo is a
gasoline fiend it claimed. His
thoughts seem to be entirely centered
on getting gasoline to inhale. He
has been placed in the care of DR.. H.
A. Tobey, who will make a study Of
the lads actions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
Notice to the Public

/ desire to have the public under
stand that have remodeled and rear
ranged my undertaking rooms and am
now better than eyer before prepared
to take care of any work in my line of
business. The report that l have sold
out or intend dong so is absolutely
false. Respectfully,
Dob +. r. TRoMBLA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

The merchants at Deshler are MAX
ing protest against street fakirs. The
town is being overrun with them.
The corporation only demands ST and
81 license fees, and the general senti-
ment among the merchants is, that
fakirs should be compelled to pay S2C
per day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

A pitiful plea is that in Clarke's
speech for votes upon the ground
that he is a poor man and that
Hanna is rich man. 1t is a bit of
pettifogging which no one would
have expected from a man of Clarke's
record.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

The Ohio Woman Suffrage Assoc
iation has just been incorporated under
the laws of the State, The incorpora-
tors are Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton,
Mrs.Z. Hart, Mary S. Andrews, Laura
b. Ray and Elizabeth j. Hauser.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

Congressman Southard has APP
pointed Edward B. Johns, as his
private Secretary. The new Secre-
tary was serving on the staff of the
Toledo Blade when appointed, and
his newspaper experience in Toledo
and Chicago makes him eminentIy
fitted for the position.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

American farmers are reminded by
the Department of Commerce that
over S25, 100000 worth of goat skins
were imported last year, The goat is
not very difficult animal to raise, so
much of this money might be kept in
the country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

Can the farmers of Ohio be fooleG
into voting for free traders for gov
ernors and congress, when they re-
member the troubles of the country
the last time that Democratic idea
was experimental with.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
No Meeting on Oct S.

The impression having gone out
that the Republicans would have a
big meeting in B. G. on Monday
next, Chairman Baird has officially
declared that such report is not cor
rect-there will be no meeting at all
on that date.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

General Macarthur is at loss to
explain why over thirteen hundred of
our soldiers have deserted within the
last year. 1t would be well to
question the private of the army ON
this subject. They are probably bet
ter informed than the officers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

A German officer has been convict
ed of three hundred instances of bru-
tality to recruits. Justice is slow in
the German army.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

Republican policies in Ohio stead
lily built up through several years,
have taken away the state expense
taxes from the people and put them
upon the corporations. This is the
real thing, and no Johnsonian fad or
fancy,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02
Ran Ten Penny Nail Through His
Hand.

While opening box, j. C. Mount, of
Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran ten pen
ny nail through the fleshy part of his
hand. Il thought at once of all the pain
and soreness this would cause me-" he
says, "and Immediately applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and occasionally
afterwards. To my surprise it remov-
ed all pain and soreness and the injur-
ed parts were soon healed" For sale
by Bowers & Comstock.