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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
MATINEE RACES WEDNESDAY

An Excellent Program toT Harrisburg
Read Track.
After lonE series OF dissppo,atments oc-
,Gsioucd by the determination Of the
weather clerk 20 send rain every afternoon,
4 series Q, matinee races are announced 10
occur At the Harrisburg road track, Just
stst a. tho city. The promoters OF interest
81 horse racing have determined to make
smother effort to get the local horses start
ed and Wednesday afternoon at > o'clock
kAs been selected rs the time.
The program will include pace trot
srd tvo running racer.
Excellent sport Is promised, provided the
weather remains favorable.
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Negro Game Raided.

Galveston. Texas, January 24,-The poles
raided = negro gambling resort here last
night and captured q number Of prisoners
ard some paraphernnna Of the establish
ment. y. II. Temple, one Of the men ar
rested, had his preliminary hearing before
Justice FontainA this morning. and hts
bond was Fixed NJ $780, and the case will
he tried In the criminal district court. The
remainder of tho men arrested. seven In
number secured continuance until Mon
DAY
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COFFEE AGAIN.
An Old Philadelphia Physician Tells tho
Truth About H.

FNlOdk
physician Of Philadelphia, Of many
years practice. during which time he has
carefully watched the effects Of coffee drink
Ing upon his patients, writes:
During my practice In Philadelphia, |
have had many serious cases OF stomach
kidney and liver disorders which | have
traced 10 the use OF coffee.
last year a fellow physician called nv
attention to the merits Of Postum In the
place OF coffee In many severe cases OF
torpid liver, various kidney diseases,
etc, since then ! have forbidden the use
OF coffee and prescribed Postum
In mauy cases the results were almost
miraculous and IN all therc was marked
improvement due solely 10 the use OF Pos.
tnm In the place Of coffee.
IF you wish It I will furnish you tho
names OF my patients so cured
Owing 70 the feeling that exists among
the medical fraternity sEsinst physicians
ssIllss shsDsslvsh resusst ssst YES wlth
49, sSs l. ss Ms " Sss a. s'tsf So y,
ca. 1akt1s csess. Mica.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
THE HALIeouRroN CASE.
Alleged Thst the Restraining Order Has
Been Violated

Been Violated.
Beanmont. Texas, January 24-The Mi.
gntion thst is on over that part Of Spindle
Tor situated in the Humphries league. IN
which Jennie Halliburton is the plaintiff
and George A. Hil and the BabbAtt syndi.
cate the principal defendants, is consum-
Ing much time In the district court Of JEFF.
fetaon county. A short while ago the
Judge granted an Injunction restraining
rue defendants from using the waste oil
In the bitches and the oil In the reservoirs
N tanks that are located on the above men.
toned land. Now Mally Eastman, chief
Inspector OF the neld, has Informed the
court that the defendants have moved In
direction contrary to the restraining order
aud have used considerable oil IN the tanks
and some Of the waste OIL The case Is
being tried before Judge Pope this after
noon
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RulIdIna eoom at san AnusIo.

san Angelo. Texas. January IA we'll
aehned building boom is on here. Approxi-
I,n "a 100000 worth Of buildings being
~ VNurse ~ erection. and several mercan-
.Ale esAOhshments are preparing 10 tex
pahd The Home Supply company Of Hons
'on contempiates opening a branch here.
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oklahoma eaInn Mntohed

san ANGELO. Texas. January 24--Ths cat
ne quarantine bill now up before the Okla.
homa legislature will be wntched With IN.
terest throughout this section. ss its
massage would affect detrimentally the live
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Was Held Without eail.

Fort Worth. Texas, January % sam
schrewder, who shot and killed Nan BIair.
was given an examining trial and was re.
manded TO jail without bail. An applica
alon 'qr writ OF habees corpus VIM be
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a Oakland
~ Oakland.
Tan Francisco, January "a. Weather

san FranclEco, January q --Weather
Shoeerv
Fufuflty COURSE selllng-EromR, ryrsn-
uus Eerrsdol. TINE 1913,
Half milo, purse, 2.year-olds -rncolsw'
Hoceo. Planet Time 4953
Mite and sfty yards, selling st. Sever,
Plsionius. Calhutius. Tine l:47
One milo. Lissak handlcnp-Ellloit, Lord
RsdEe Uurazo Time 1A2H
Thirteen siNtcenths ~ mile, selling r.
TAdv Kent. Rotanv. Rarklevite. Time / -.
F1tu1it~ course selling Matt Hogan,
BARD Burns Golden Cottage. Time l,lil4
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WItnesses h MlI.a cana.

San Angelo. Texas January 24.-sixty-
lonr witnesses left here for San Antonio
10 attend court in the case OF the STATE
against J. Miles. charged with the killing
q Harry Ball in Menard county. some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
You Can Get Well
Without Risking Penny If You'll
Write a Postal to Me.

You see this onor realize that
thousands accept III
Aud don't you know too that curing else
Of would sop2
you are ono Of tho Just write
postal bop too.
viii you you and with 1t will send an or
your druggist Restorative He WI
let a II it succeeds, the cost Is
$3.50 druggist myself And your mere word
decide 1t.
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Hon campalon Al oorsIcana.

Corsicana. Texas, January ~. The mo
nlcipal campaign Is growing warm here.
There are eve candidates for city attorney,
four for assessor and collector and four FOR
marshal Many are paying their poll tax
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General Grant Has Returned.

san Autcnlo Texas, January ~ Cen
erai Fred %. Grant. commanding the de.
rartment Of Tsrsk returned this morning
alter q tnouthss ahssnec II ths East, havins
Aeen eaiir1 there BY the 9eefh OF hst meth.
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CRUELTY 70 THEIR CHILDREN.
One Little Child Chained in Chair and
Starved to Death.

BinEhamton, n. =, January a. Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank cronk. who came 10 Alexander
liill four years ago from McHenry. H..
are under arrest for cruelty to their three
children The youngest died Thursday
ofncer Wheaton found one child wears
old chained IN a chair and starved until
II weighed only twenty pounds II had
been In the chair all It's life. The eondj.
lion Of the other two children was pitiable
fourth child died several weeks ago
The, ayesr cid child Died after belnx r.
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:. saess a "a. gsrrie.sts nsaa Ir.ss wsaa..
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Races at Harrisburg Road Track wednes
day, tho 2sth, at . p. N.
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~ 30 4. 4 s S.s. 1. ss.a s'ses v.aa..
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eral Grant expresses the belief that per-
t hl camp for military instruction viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

Races q Assristurs sssG Track wsaas..
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
GARDNER CONVICTED or MURDER
AND GIVEN DEATH PENALTY.
Police Rsided a Negro Gambling Den
and One % Them Was Bound
OVer-Motuary Report

Galveston, Texas January - Peter
Gardner. alias Garner. was convicted Of
murder IN the arst degree 20 the criminal
court here today aud the death penalty
was assessed against him. Gardner is a
well known negro and number Of HE
friends were In the court room when the
verdict was received. he Is charged with
numbering Frank RocniE a German baker
q this city. on the night Of December -
The wound inflicted WAS In the arm. but
tue elbow was shattered and death onsued,
hls is tho urst time the sentence of hang.
cral years
This afternoon T H. Ware. the negro
who killed anothe. OF bis race In Il res
taurant near tho Union station was
brought before Judge Gillaspic aud sen
1 fenced to imprisonment in the state peDi
Tertiary for ne. in accordance with the
verdict Of the Jury which tried him. The
prisoner made no statement to the court
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Notary Report.

Galveston. Texas January 24.-The fol
lowing burial permits were issued by the
city health physician for the week ending
Friday, January e. 1903;
January 14-Albert Hemer. aged is
yeare died from exposure In prairie.
January 10. George Johnson. aged ~
gearR, pneumonia, died In Alta L,orna).
January 10 Baby FsrO. aged II months.
dlphtheria; Alice PAtten, aged 10 months,
chronic enterius: Amanda Moore. aged 81
years, oolored. cardiac disease.
January IL. Dan Frawley, aged b5 years
tuberculosis
January 10 August Neimann. aged II
years, chronic bronchitis; J n Feist aged
n years, chronic BHght's disease MIA
Ida ReIer. aged 30 years. pulmonary tuber
culoBia.
January 1a--Frnns williams aged &c
yeare. pneumonia
January 2o---william O. Nelson. aged n
years. chronic Bright's disease; lHlah Lewta
| aged 20 years, colored, ahecessed liver.
| January 81 Tstella Jones aged i6 years
| cOlored. tuberculosis John Autrey aged &
years cnlored. pneumonia; Samuel Gross
aged - years. cardiac hypertrophy.
January % MaHGi Palmer aged .
years colored. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Died in St Mary's innrmary, &
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Simply state which book is want.
ed, aud address Dr. shoop, Box 600,
Racine. Wis.
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chronic by bottea
Shoop's Restorative sold by al druggists
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FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA ONLY
FOR TIRE WEST AND NORTH

40 A. NJ. dali, Pittsbur1, Chicago, IndIun-
apoiis an Louis lie. Dining car
III 70 A. VI. da ly, tor Pittsburg Chicago In
Glanapolis ans Louisville Dining car
IL a. N daily, Ylttsburg and Cleveland.
II - ?. NJ. daily, ST Louis Limited" pitis-
ourg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and -. Louis.
dining car
l. 40 + NJ daily, "Pennsylvania Limited "
pitisburg, Chicago. CT, vcland, Tu.cdn and
Detroit. Dining carr ""0
~ T NJ. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Nash
Nlile VIA incinnuti and Louisvi!Ic), Indian
apolts and 81 Louis DINING car
I.lB ?. NJ. daily, "Cnicagu Limit.d" from
'<orth rhilade ipnia. pltsnurp. ,n,ca-
go, TO-. DO ana Cleveland. dining car
20 r. VI daily, tlttsburg, CouImDus, On
Gihunil, Indianapolis Louisville and ST Louis
For Gary, w. Va. VIA shenandoah Valley
$500 daily, Pttsburg and Chicago. for
Toledo. except saturday.
HOS P. NJ. daily, s'Itlsbur1, Cleveland Gin
cinnati and ST. Louis. 0'-'-
lao P. daily, Pittshurg. Toledo and
Chlcagn daily for Knoxville via Shcnan-
dnhh VAIL! Route; tor Cleveland, EXCEPT
Saturday ~
"a daily, Lock Haven Express
80 a. ck-duys, Kane Express.
/ .4O Il, IN, weekdays, Elmra and Remove
EXpr. IS
40 P VI. Sundays, Nilliamsport Express.
. 80 p VI. weekdays, Wiiamsport Express.
80 daily, Erie Express.
II g. p. " daily Erie Express
ltr4 NJ daily, from North Philadel-
phia, for Pittshurg. Dining carr
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tombstone may he seen.
Joseph Gilpin married Eliza Reed.
They were the parents of six children =
John, Hannah. Elizabeth, Joseph. Mary
and Rachel. He was II patriotic and
publcSpirited citizen, and represented
this county in the Provincial Conventions
Of l176 and III. and was also Il menu
Der Of the House of Delegates in the lat
ter year; and for many years filled the
position of presiding justice of the
County Court. He died in 1890. aged
siNty-thrrr years. leaving II large landed
estate, in this courty and also in Western
Pennsylvania and Virginia. His eldest
.s,l. John. to whom he willcd the Home
Farm on the Big Elk. married Mary
Hollingsworth in 1897. He was one of
the members of the House of Delegates
from this county in 1880. and died in
1SnS. He was the father of Miss Mary.
Joseph. Horny. DR.. John. AMI William
u. Gilpn. many of whose descendants
reside in this county.
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The week of December Nth. II; Furd'S
Grand Opera House. Baltimore. will be
eventual in the appearance of tn" diStin-
@ui$hcd English actor. Mr. Charles War
n,r, in his wonderful characterization of
c,urran in that marvcliously interesting
play "nrink." II production which proved
the suns 'tioI Of New York during three
cons, rutvv months. with previous re-
cord Of two y, lrs in London.
1t is Il genuine mclO-GrHma Of the Old
school ,iranatzcd from that remarkable,
IO'u Ervul L'A><0mair." thrilling in
drmati" Suitumti~H>. Il powerful illu>tra-
ton cf human sentiment and .Ga@, rict.
urr.. Mr.. Warmers portrayal at C"u-
pau i really Il great hi>tliunir offering
mpr">>iv" ANA absorbing the attention
every minute he is ON the stage is Il
study IN expression. his work stands out
n unique. ii is one of thu. h,,t prrfurm-
ancr~ seen on thu modern stage. and
places Mr.. Warner among the !, ling
character actors of III" age In his cent
pHny h" is fortunat" in having mauy
who have been with him during his great
Ergli>h triumph identified with his oX-
tended run in England aud fam"u- New
York engagements. The production in
| l;dilinOrr will be- given with all the al.
vantag'S 81 east and surroundings that
has marked this exceptionally alti>tic
dramatic offering - one Of the greatest
Of its kind ever produced in this rpunrry
Matin"t> "Wednesday and Saturday.
Admission - and - GEMS.
Christmas Week. Merry Virginia Ear
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Move mber 20, II 3.
FOR NEW YORK.

Express, week days, 43o, 4 A.. 90 Sig 55s
I.W, -, e. 3! 9@. go L q, Ii OO a nj, ~ o.
noon, l2;35, *lg0, Lao. .2,30, 3 W. $50, 81,
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~ ~. n'Hht. Sundays, 4.3e, 4.4O. 900, SIS SIS
on, lG9o m, ~ 30, $50 81, Pcnna I'm,
SO, w; 500. loOOp III l202 night From
n.rth philadelphla only, l2.2s p, IN. daily
elimination Limited - ' "'''S
dairy. 'o' - vi
FOR Sea tiirt, sbury Park, Ocean t.rove.
ana ana Long Branch, 55', S.o5, HOE a. NJ, 3 80
a In, ~ p m. wttk-days Sundays tstUp at
lhteraken for Asbury Parry, S3i i NJ
FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
For New York 245 H., eis.33 % m daily
1924 II. III. sundays. ''
f0r Boston, without change, 1850 a, IN.
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THE III PRISONER

VITO escapes from Jail is by 10 means
free. He is under the ban of the law
rnl punishment is written over against
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad.
MARYLAND DIVISION
Schedule In Effect NV. %, ,vps
Trains leave ELK TON as follows.

Trains leave ELK TON rs follows:
For Wilmington and Philadelphia. rus
> 40. S2i, 9.l2, 1853 A. NJ, $50, 4 :, 53a. and
SS';;S S r. NJ weekdays, Sundays. IT'S 3 ", sci,
For Ches er, t H. ., $40, SO 10 50 a. NJ. so.
Is, 53b, AZ s.2o p, N, wee k days Snntitys'
i - S,2l' 9ls NJ, 80 AS. 5 IS, and 8.28
For Pcrryvlle, .Havre de Grace am Balti-
more +.s, 100, 1905, 1851 A NJ y 49, 3T,
3 10 D q. d 40, 7,s5, ~, IL 50 nigh week.
$40, Il 40 =. NJ, IL so light. '-'
FOR Washington, f4.4S. 10 81 A. NJ, 1873.
ln oil ' and % a y POP NJ Sundays. "a is ana
loioi "A. NJ, IL 50, POI. 40. ana l.. sup ii.
HlS, LIZ a NJ, LIS, Is, 400, $50, and $40 p.
y Leave Port Deposit for "erryviIIe, 6 AZ, s 80.
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"For about two years
suffered from very obstinate case of dyspep-
sia writes r. l.. Secord, Esq, of 10 Eastern
Ave. Toronto. Ontario. uI tried great num-
AsT Of remedies without success. finally lost
aaiiit N them all. was SO far gone that could
ssot bear any solid food on my stomach for long
:ss.ep or follow my occupation (tinsmith). Some
Suur months ago friend recommended your
Golden Medical Discovery After weeks
treatment had derived SO much benefit that
continued the medicine I have taken three
mFstles and am convinced it has in my case ac-
G5tnplished a permanent cure. I can conscien-
Aonsiy recommend it to the thousands of dys-
N=ptics throughout the land"
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
Zeal Discovery There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver
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THE RTDTLpII FAMILY.

IL l.. lt lDl llll ANIL
AWAY Lack in the carly part Of the last
century. - far back. in.i,,l. that the
| lime Is very uncertain. Il Distinguished
| family 9rp,lrrd in Cecil County, and for
many yeats acted Il conspicuous part in
| lis history. being prominent rs merchants
pld!crS and juriSt-.
Bartholomew. IIAuSr Jacob. and To-
bias InldU,ll were probably brothers.
| The rHmr> Jacob and IIansr indicat"
that they were Of Trutouic origin, aS do
also the traditions concerning them. Lit
tie is known of bartholomew. except that
he seems. from certain papers on record
in the Clerks Office in Elkton. to have
been It wrl-tv-du planter, though the re-
cords Of the county contain 10 evidence
that h" owned am: real estate.
| lIanSr w3t% the owner of much live
stock ANA many negroes which he mort
gagged to John IIyland and William Rris-
tow, to secure them a> >urrtirS on his
bn!Il a> administrator of one John Kan
key, who owned the Ferry farm in Elk
Neck. whose widow he 0IamscD hard mar
riod He was afterwards whariingcr at
| Charlc>town when the people of this
county We're trying to pcrSnad" them
l.ulVtS that it was the sit" of what would
eventually he Il famous city. The widow
| kankry had Il negro slave who had been
lownpd by her husband lKmkcyI. and
E,,i la,, ,rr,,,,1, .,+-.,,I',1 =, him ,r,nr
the birth Of Il child. the fruit of her mar
riagr with IIan~r Ruduiph. this negro
(.Iuri conceived Il violent hatred for him,
and he finally Shot him. The murder of
lian~r Rudulph gave rise to the legend
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-. ass. 3. .-l Debility
Day in aul out there is that feeling OF
weakness that makes a burden OF itself.
Food docs not strengthen.
Sleep does not refresh.
1T is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should be easy, vitality is on the ebb, and
he whole system sui.ars.
For this condition take
Hoods SGrsapaSill0
Ii yitalizcs the blood, gives visor and tone
20 all the organs ard functions, and is
positively uncquallcd for all rundown or
dehilitatGd conditions.
- uonIl,S FILLS rl.cn cnnsti nutlnn % ccnf.
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AnuSennentS.
/" DRINK.''

Ford'S Grand Opera House, Baltimore,
Week of December l4th First Appear
amcr in Baltimore, of the Distinguish
rl English Actor. Charles Warmer, in
His Remarkable Performance Of
"Drink." With I.ou,,"n Record of
Two Consecutive Years. Three m"nths
at the Academy of Music. New York.
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BIS MAMIE. boon or
late he will b re
cGught again and
acdr added punish
Elemt for his short
Escape from his cell.
Those who by the
use of palliative
powders and tablets
s:s"are for a time
FROM the slfferings
CT dyspepsia are i'll
ak same condition
as tine escaped pris-
paer. Soon or late
ali2y will go back to
Abe old condition
and pay an added
penalty for tenlpor-
ar release.
Or. Pierce's Cold
ea Medical Discov~
ery cures dyspepsia
and other diseases
of the stomach and
organs of digestion
stld nutrition. Its
cures are lasting.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
BROAD STREET STATION.

For tlkton, -, 9.la, II % A. NJ. 2U9 4nl.
= 40 5W ana l. 20 T.. NJ. weekdays sundays
from West + hi ac elpnia 3 5, a. NJ and & *
r. weekdays. 3,35 and 1856 NJ SUNDAYS.
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY,

Leave Broad Street Station viz Delaware
River Bridge, Express. 8 40a m II and I'D
p. m. weekdays, Sunda. 9, go a. III. and ia
pm
Leave Mars ct Street Wharf. Express. go.
10 a m, ".0'.4 0 go ninutos) and 10 %. m
weekdays. Sundays, 800 aud 1000 Il m.
F9oN MARKET STREET WHARF.
For New York, Express, 900. g. 40 "A. H., 4.2s
p. IN week days
For Long Branch via Seaside Park. 90
Il. m aud 400 IN. weekdays. SUNDAYS $40
Il III
For Tucker,on, $50 a IN. 400 p. m week
days.
For Seaside Park. IsIa, Heights and Point
Pleasant, s.2u Il. m. and 40 p IN. weekdays.
Sundays, $50 II IN,
FOR CAPE MAY.
Express, $40 q. IN. and 4.0s p, IN. week days,
For Anglesea, Wildwood and Holly Beach
Express, A. n. m. and 4CS p. m we, days,
Sundays. 8 90 a. m.
FOR SEA ISLE CITY, OCEAN CITY.
Avalon and Stone Harbor-Express, $40 a. m.
and AIS .. IN week days Sundays, 500 a. m.
For Somers' Point-Express, 8 90 and lO.45
a. M. 200, 40 and SIG p. m. week days. Sum
days. 900 and TO- a. m.
tDining Car.
For additional information apply to Ticket
Agent.
W. W. ATTERBURY, J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Trafic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-08-21

The institute held here last week
was one of the most successful ever
held in Wood county, The teachers
plid close attention to the work and
endeavored to secure every particle of
information obtainable, and by their
close attention and their evident APP
probation of the real solid instruction
proved themselves worthy members
of their profession. The citizens OF
Perrysburg endeavored to make the
teachers feel welcome and their de
cision to return to Perrysburg next
year is evidence that the attention
given them was appreciated,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-08-21
Death Of Mrs. Miller.

Barbara NJ. Zaenger was born in
Alsace, Germany, Jan. %, 1925, and
died at her home in PeTysburg on
Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1908, at the age
of 7S years, 6 months and "A days.
She was married in Germany to
Chris. Miller, Jan. 20, 1852, and in
Setember of 1854, she and her hus-
band came to this country, settling in
this place where they have since re-
sided
Two children were born to this
union, one girl who died in infancy
and the surviving son, G. I. Miller,
of Bellevue, who has cared for his
mother during her illness.
Mrs. Miller has been sufferer fol-
the past four months and bore hel
pain patiently. She was a loving wife
and mother, kind and sympathizina
neighbor and always helper in the
time of need.
Her funeral services We're held il
the German M. E. church on (this
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Rev.
Koch of Toledo and the remains laiC
to rest in TT. Meigs cemetery.
Many friends sympathize with the
husband and son in their sad be
reayement.