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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-19

Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free. All correspondence
held as strictly private and sacredly
confidential. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce.
Buffalo, N. Y.
NJ have taken six bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription" writes Miss NJ. Fyfe, of Orlla,
Pleasant Pellets as you advised for congestion
of uterus, ovaries, and weakness, and can safely
say that your medicine has been the means Of
restoring me to good health again, which had
not had for over three years, until taking your
medicine. thank you very much for your kind
and prompt attention to my letter asking advice:
vFavorite Prescription has the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its COM
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved substi-
tute in its place.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
complexion and sweeten the breath
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03

ia; nab fiinfllTooipdn3igidEriger 8s
D6ahtunQ Der 9hdttenI Ieiten tasnin1
liGher Natur fam i6 ntht dltbets, ols
an eNoermanns 56le6tigfeit glauber.
Qlbsr td peiB ni9t tpie, i'd babe
WilDober nun eirmal germ lab ltebe
es. fiir t6l au arbeiten.
Meine Nufsabe lit nun, @lles bon
WtlDpber al erfa5ren, mas er mir bon
Der 0orgeIdGt9te bes ungliidli6en
MdbGens ersdblen fam -er ipar in
biefem puntt isbr perihpiegen selpes
len - unb BEN sSaben 8u folgen, ben
sr mir oeben fdnn, bis i6 lire Ser
tpanDtidbaft uno i6re Sel9i9te ent@
Deden lam. Die MaArI6einli6teit 1T
MIR. bdB lie, nanbem i'd mir 10 Dtel
MI9e segeben, nisllei6t gan3 uno gdr
ni4t nit Der 5anilie @respolD 0erz
nanbt lit, unb ih Der Gntoedung
zines s3uiummenbangs 5igtTden Sf=
Der @re8poIo un6 Dem Moro in her
0pneoprftraBe nidt nG6er getomnlen
bin. Die btoBe S6atId9e, baB er
unter falIdem Naupen Elm 9etpobner
bisier GtraBe getpeIen, tit fir ben
Mfpro ni6t ftihHolttg; es sis6t mani
niQfa6e 8riinOe iih 0erbor9en 3u 6al=
ten: Sd1ulben, politii9e Nnselesen6ei=
ten. 9ie0Iboften. eSebp9 bei etnem
Manne bon 9lesipolb's 49tbarfeit tit
g ni6t leid3t. Elm fol6es Ntotto gu
bSamuthen, nod mar Elm Qn3ei@en oors
6arben, baB er elmer S6iir3e ipe9en
in ienem Sauie ge4pp6nt bate.
ltnio oann lit nod bas 5onber6are,
oaB Der Mann, Der bic Piitols in 9olz
born tuufte, ais nlittelgrpB, f9md4t!a
ltno qelehrt au5febero bei9risben pirD
Ino blaue 8ri[len getrdgen baben IoI.
Die 2lrbeit tpiro langiam bortpGrts
ae6en unb mag bielleitbt erfoIglos
Iein. alfein lie taugt mir beKer ais an
ianQen Commandment 8aupen bon
Den G0Tenbiifden gu fuden pber Sc
ranien au begieBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03
Gift Ser GaitsewofIser.

goof, Der ii6 ieit mebreren ssabren
NIT Der grfpridung bes Giftes Der
SaulenbfiiBer beTGdftist, lit nidt ipe@
mig iiberraIht gelpejen, hei bieien eines
Der 6efttgiten @ifte, bic 8laufdure, auf@
sufinben. Oie1es @ift bilbet 1i9 in
fleinen 9autbriiIen, absr Die Mbrias
poben ieben es nur in duberiter Not
in 5rcibeit, tpenn lie 3. 3. bon einem
febr sefabrliGen 5etn6e angesriffen
tperben. llebrisens TT bds @jiFt benz
Mbriapoben felblt fdGblid. Menn
man mehrere bieIer Sbiere in cine
6laI6e einfdlieBt, 10 rei5en 1ie fi9 ses
genIeitig bei ibren 8elpegunsen In bic
fem ensen Maume unb f9lieBli1 5ons
bern lie einige Sropfen bes Sites ab,
fpobur9 fie lhnen eritidt tperben. @es
toiffe 3biere fdeinen sssen bas @ift
immun au fein; 70 3. 9. lit ein in 2ie
beria lebenber Mffe Elm GROCER 0iebhdz
ber Der SauIenbfiiBer unb beraebrt lie
pAne SdaDen; aber iein SleiI9 Ideiat
babur9 bitter unb giTtig gu tperben.
Wean bat nlerftpiirDigerfpetIe Eel ben
SauIenbfiiBern audi cine fpn1t nur aug
benz 9flanaenrei6e befannte 5ubfdila
aufseFunben ben Sampler. Menn man
bic Sbiere bellnrubigt, be3iebungstpeife
qualt, 10 iiebt man aug ihren Niidens
poren eine milGige, 3dbe TriiiIigfeit
berausbringen, bic an Der 2uft gerinnt;
bas iitaampfer tpie man iib burA hss
uiI6e MnalDle Dber blob burh bsn
@eruh iiberaengen fann Gr berbdmpft
a1mdbli9, unb f9lieBlih bleibt feline
Spur babDn auriid. @elpii1e Mrten anf
pprto Nieo 1tnben, irenn man lin ibrer
berndhtigen min, einen 5traN beiBer
Sample aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03
8ter3ebrtes Sdpitel.

Hach Der 8erfammlung in Der Hu{z
IelitraBe trat 9(rnplb 3u 8ilmot'3
sSSba baIb in freunbi6aftli9e 8e5ie9z
ungen unb iparo beranlaBt, Die Sic
benben BEL ibren 8eIu6en Der Sc
mdlbeQa1erien poer dnberer DfRntliz
der STANDARDIZATION Su begletten,
po6in Gie iunge Dame ltnter Der Sbz
Gut elmer Sante ging, beren Jr0mmigz
felt init einem ntht 3u l0I9enoen0urit
nad tpeltlichen 8ergniigungen perz
"miI9t mar, un1 Die in einetn NtAem
pon tbrem 2ieblingsprebteer unb ibz
rem 2eblings si8auIpteler fpra9. OieIe
Dame erfreute Ii9 aller grtpilegien
elmer 8arbebame, Die e6en BEN 8e@
iuden ron Gend(begallerien, bic be-
item Sonaerte 2onbons, SperrIiBe i'm
2nceum unb 8abmdrfetzS s 6eater etne
idlpiTen. beren Soften @iImot freubis
6eitrttt. Inn mit ieiuer eoa 6etiammen
III fetn.
2lls 2lrnoEb nit Ger iungen 9dme
intimer purbe, fanb er 8elegen6eit,
K iiber Sliber Grespolb dusaufragen,
~uno BON t1r erfubr er Ques, mas bic
8orrpbaiieg bon benz unbeaa6lten Sez
fretdr 2pro 9ilbnaro's tpubtsn. Gr
lei feds pber iieben Sabre bereits nit
DteIen teFreunbet, unb feline 8e3ie6ung
I'll 2aop @tolet lei fir ale 8elt Elm
offenes @ebetmniB geipeTen, auber fir
6d5 .fie6s dIte Mpnbtdi6" 2prb 9ilbs
barb, Der fir nt9ts Inberes uls fir
Wbil ,9apel ober ct. @tles 4ugen
Gabe.
S6 syba CLAUDE, baB er BET 5eirat9
feiner 5oAter aufttmnlete perbe? eSOd
metnte. er tpiirDe ale Stanbesborurz
tleile beIie9en, penn GresipoID gu 8erz
m0aen fdms, urb Der groBsn Gade
niht nur nit ieinem aopf, ionbern
ouh nit gelD belfen f0nltte. 9reSS
lpolD bate bon ieinem babIiiAtigen
Groboater biel all erlparten, tpel6er in
einem Eiiiteren 5au5e pobnte, bas BON
gdrten unb WteIen umgebsn mar, bic
als &augriinbe ein 8erm0gen ipertb
ipdren.
.gr bdlt bisFen armsn iungsn Wann
Idhredli9 furs; 8ater Iugt. ct battle
aerabe MIR bic 8leiber, bic er trdgt,
unb feline Moannna in glapbam; 10
lit es tim alIo unm0glt9, ebe Iein
@roRoater Itirbt, als 8eperber 2abD
8iolet'5 aufautreten; iebo9, ba Der
alte &erl betnabe Reun3ig lit, 10 1T 5u
hoffen oaB er ii9 6alo ba5u ents
i1lteBea tpirb."
.9tber lit @resepolD an9 iider, Der
@rbe Ieinss Grobpaters gu ietn?"
%, sneiFellos TIT fola Elm alter
aerl I'M Stanbe, Mlles eirtem Spitdl
au hintcrlafIen. Qnoere 8erpanbie
finb ni9t porhanben, unb Sliber
Grestpolb 1T i'm 9auie isines GroBz
oatsrs els fein Grbe aufse5ogen ipor~
ben"
LIMB qfau6en @ie, baB 2abb 8iolet
i'm Eeirat6en tDir6, tpenn er I'm lie
fpirbt2"
.Mait ssliige[n," entgegnete sSba, bic
einiqe Mebensarten hires Wilmot anz
aenommen bate. auF bic lie itol3 mar.
2abn 8iolet begleitete ssyOa an einenl
Der 5aas. als lie bic @auerien beIu6S
ten. unD Mrnolb. Der bic G6re battle, lie
burh bic Eds au fiihren, fief es lei6t,
oas @eTprdh auf DliDer @resDolD
su 6rinaen. Gie er5Gblte i5m, pis
bart bss ilingen Wannes 2oOs getDez
fen. un5 ipie bas 5eusr beg un6sfrisz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03

Nrnolb beIuhte am 1elben Mbenb
5aunce in feiner gprFabtpilla unb err
sdblte inn bag Geiprd9 init 2abb
9iolet. oo9 ssaunce nabm DteIe Wfitz
t6etluna fii4l auf.
Ser Mann mubte fir feline M6pes
lenheit BON glapbum Re9enIhaft ab@
leaen," ldgte er, ylnb tpenn er Der gez
iuhte 9er6reder lit, 10 ipirb er tlug
senug getpeIen iein, gu tpiifen, bd5 ct,
ie nlehr er ii6 an Die Mdbr6stt 6ielt,
ie tpsntaer gefabr laufen tpiirbe, entz
Dedt ali iperben. gs mar an benz
Wuni9, bet ieinem Merf einssf9loifen
su fein, nihts llngapDbnlides, allein
es lit e!ipas llngepDbnli6es. baB er
feline Qugen rerbarg unb ieinen Ramen
perGrberte. 2dpD 8iolst b0rte nur
BON Der einen S6atTaGe, Die natiirli9
eenug erfhien. 6dtte er borgegeben,
auf Der anberen Settle bes RanaIs ober
bunbert Weilen tpeit meg bDn 2onbon
su fein, 10 pGre es i'm i9iper gefal=
len. einen 9runb fir feline Qblpefenz
heit anauoeben, unb er bdtte eemanben
auf ber StruBe bsgegrsn f0nnen."
Limb tpenn /. tpenn aub inn Sc
manb -. entfhlt pie er mar, besegnet
spGre2"
.grilen miifIen niht INNER entitel=
len. @r hdtte bic Musrebs sebrau6en
t0nnen. baB er augenletbenb Iei. Nein
eShre 2abD 1iolet fat feline 8er@
artberuna meiner Wnii6ten benirft.
unb nun babe ih sS6nen Giniges gu
eradblen":
Mrnplb mar bon gifer, unb na1=
Gem er uufasforbert porben mar, rubia
3usubDren unh feline 9emerfungen gu
MAIDEN, Dernabm er 5olsenbes:
Sid Der @eno9n9eit Der grmorbetsn
erirlnernb. bic nacb Mitternant iiber
einfame pldbe unb in Der @egenb bes
Drimrciebiiaels tpanberte, 70 tpie lire
6ausfran bsridtet bate, mar c.
sfGunce eingefullen, bdB lie taum Der
8eobahtung Der poli3iiten biefes Be-
sirfes bate entgeAen fDnner, ipenn 'Diefe
ben 5irpenct fpsrt1 paren, ben he fir
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03

(SOrtieBuns folgt.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
NEW CENTURY CLUE.

The ladies of the New Century
club gave an entertainment last Tues
day evening at the pleasant home Of
Il, II, HegamaSter and wife oll East
Second street
Invitations We're extended to the
members of the sterner sex and the
principal feature of amusement was
progressive Flinch, which was great
ly enjoyed and i'm which William Mills
and Mrs, l., l, Browne won the prizes
Refreshments that wele refresh
ments We're served and the occasion
was greatly enjoyed by all present, The
guests We're Art Finkbeiner and wife,
VIM. Mills and wife, Philip Wetzel and
wife, II, II, Hegamaster and wife, A,
r. Williams and wife, Mrs, l.. /.
Browne, Miss Pratt, Miss Powell,
Miss Powers, Lou Powers, Misa Feink-
beimer, Mrs. Edith Maddy, Miss norcas
Wetzel, Master Donald Fipkbeiper,
Mossrs. Roy Oblinger, and William
Schlect. Jr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

Mrs. Hufford and Mrs. Van Nor
man are guests of Mrs. Eli Burdo Of
Toledo.
Miss Tina Mcknight entertained
the Ladies' Reading club ON Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Jean Hollenbeck went to OBJ
erlin Friday and spent several days
with Miss Edna Chapman
Mrs. Eliza Oblingcr was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Oblinger, of
Bowling Green, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lyman and daughter, Mrs.
Bishop, cf Toledo, were guests of Mrs.
II. l.. Ningsbury on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles E. Veitch and daugh-
ter Margaret, of Toledo were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Witzler.
Mrs. Geo. Shoemaker, of Napoleon
was the guest of Perrysburg relatives
this week.
Attorney Ragen, of NIaumee, who
has been very ill for the past two
months, is now able to resume his pro-
fessional duties.
Fred ID. Dodge of Toledo was In
Perrysburg ON Monday, and called ON
friends after visiting the trade. He Is
in good health and doing well.
Mrs. w. T. DUNN, Milton DUNN,
Mrs. A. G.. Williams and Mrs. A. X.
Williams attended the dedication serv-
ices of Clark Street NJ. L. Church Sun
day afternoon.
Miss King, Miss Marie Sargent,
Mrs. \. j. Witzler and Mrs. William
Mills attended the I.enten tea given by
Mrs. William Swan, of NIaumee, on
Friday afternoon.
WANTED. = Girl for general house
work. No washing. Good wages. Mrs.
CHRIS. FINKBEINER, Front and
Locust SITS. 2tf
For SALE pan of work horses,
weigh 26O0 lbs. years old. Enquire
of Gilbert Jezzard or Jezzard's gro.
cery, Perrysburg. 2c*
For SALE.-Eggs for Matching
from standard bred White Wyandotts
Great winter layers 5 f. HARTs
HORN. Perrysburg, o. Id.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
TRANSFERS.

John b. Lehman ct al. to j W.
Lehman, lot ustar, $l25
q. Thornton to Margaret I'inkle
lots, Perrysburg, l,500
Mary E. Mills to Mary y. Davidson
IS acres, Freedom 5000.
j. n. Whitney to Frank E Whitney
ct al, so acres, Weston, 1000.
L. w. DeVarna to Mary a. Cham
berlin acre, Middleton, $50
Margaret Donald to Watson Donald
40 acres, Weston, 3 400.
F. j. Keppler to William Kepplcr,
so acres, Town 4, L r., $3.50.
IL G. Bacon to John Palko, 2 lots
Rossford, 500.
NJ LOTUS to John Burnside, lo
Cygnet, 700.
j. F. Hagemyer, adm, to j. d
Muir, rs Z 10 acres Freedom, 6,100.
] ID. Muir to Nettie NJ. oyman, II
acres, Freedom, 5000
Ellen Nc arthy to has. Koch, 4,
acres, Milton, 400.
John f. Bower ct al to j. B. Dyk,
ct al, 10 acres, Weston, 5000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

Miss Pearl Monroe of Toledo spent
Sunday with Sidney Phillips and
wife.
- halles Lincoln of Toledo visited
his sister, Mrs. Sidney Phillips, Sur
day.
DR.. Warren and wife of Chautau-
qua, were guests of DR.. Bahcock and
wife this week.
Miss Flora Hoffmann of Texas,
o., was the guest of ISIS Ella
Schaller few days last week.
Mrs. Henry Clague and son
Arthur from east of Bowling were
Sunday guests of E. j. Spilker and
wife.
Mrs. VIM. Culpher, Mrs. Pyatt
Mr.. Osborne, of Toledo, and Mrs. But
len, of Detroit, We're guest of VIM.
Ford's family ON Monday last.
j. G.. Reid and NJ l.. Bu'do have
been appointed ticket agent at the In
terurban passenger station in Toledo.
and are thoroughly posted in their
business.
The WDodmen of the World will
give another popular dance at the
town hall on Wednesday evening,
March IL, 1903. These dances have
| bpcomp worry pnnr1or.
Miss HELEN Brown entertained a
party of young friends ut her home
on Wednesday evening. Progressive
E'linch was the principal feature of
amusement and the young folks were
pleasantly entertained.
Passenger Agent Young of the Belt
line has issued a very neat folder de-
Scriptive of the beautiful territory
through which the line runs and show
ing all places of amusement, parks,
and other information of value to the
travelling public.
| Miss Margaret Davidson died al
the residence of Thomas Shanks, neai
Scotch Ridge. The deceased was 6s
years Of age She was born in Scot
land and came to this country when
but six years of age. Tlse funeral was
held at . o'clock Thursday, at the late
home and remains were inferred il
Scotch Ridge cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
Millinery Opening.

Pattern Hats and Novelties, April
2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
3b Miss LIMA EMCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

christopher Beard, of Adrain, Is
spending few days with his cousin,
Miss Olivia Ford.
On Saturday, Mar 2lst, Miss Ocie
May Phillips gave a party to num-
ber of her little friends to celebrate
her eighth birthday. A number of
presents were received. Refreshments
were served and delightful time was
enjoyed by all. Those invited were:
Grace May, Mamie Rogers, Hortence
and Susie Dayis, Fern Kazmaier,
Pearl Klingler, Winnie Pope, Mildred
Williams, Francis Topliff, Dorcas
Wetzel Beatrice VanNorman, Master
Kenneth MAY and Olin l. Phillips.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
Mrs. R. Fralic attended the fun

Mrs. r. Fralic attended the fun
eral of Marion Roads at Walbridge.
Will Powell is spending the week
in Putin Bay.
Mrs. S. Saltonstall was the guest
of relatives in Arcadia, Tuesday.
Martin Witzler and wife were Sun
day guests of Geo. Kemp and family.
Mrs. c. w Franklin of Lypsic was
the guest of Mrs. Art Finkbeiner on
Wednesday.
%. C. Kennedy and wife of Belle
fountaine will be the guests of G. J..
Evans, Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Fuller spent Sunday
with her parents, q l.. Iubbell and
wife of Moncloya.
Mrs. NJ. Nicodemus of LeMoyne
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. r..
Fralic the latter part of last week.
DIR L. l.. Yonke has received
word from Frank Martin, at India
apolis, communicating n-chief of the Sons
of Veterans. that he has been appoint
ed special aide to Mr.. Martin,
Rev. Turner, of Portage, o., was
90 years old sunday. He celebrated
the day very quietly at his home there
and received many beautiful gifts
from friends who called to tender con-
gratulations
-"Maryl there's gentleman down
here who wishes to see ypu right
away" called Mary's mother. at the
foot of the stairs. 81 can't go down,
mother; I'm not dressed" replied
Mary. at the head of the stairs, "Oh,
slip on anything and come down.
Mary slipped on the top step and was
down in two seconds Tableaul
The following guests assembled al
the home of Mrs, f red Elleman last
Thursday to remind her Of her seventy,
first birthday. A bounteous dinner
was served, and after wishing Mrs. E
many more happy birthdays and leav
ing her many useful presents, they de
parted reporting merry time. Mines
John Llmmer, Pringle, B. Trombla
Jr., b. Marty, John Hartsing, Sweet
Wilson Sweet and Mr. and Mrs. Harts
ing of this p ace. mes. - Limmer
of Toledo, j. Stewart of Stony Ridg'
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bleckner o
Oak arbor.
Ten "Tiger" igars for 25c. Eigh
Gillian RUSSELL igars for 25c.
Champney's Pharmacy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

Notice-All subscribers expecting
to change their residence to any
other part of town and all subscribers
expecting to discontinue the service
April 1st, are requested to notify the
undersigned at once. Also any per-
sons expecting to put in telephones
soon are requested to also notify the
undersigned at once in order that the
correct names.and numbers may be
placed in the new directory to be
issued April 1st.
r. R. HILLARD, Manager.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

BY calling at the street car barns in
Pcr1.sburg. Mis-. Roslna Buckenber-
ger can secure her pocketbook which
She left in Il street car Il few days
since. a receipt in the book showing
she had paid for the Perysburg
Journal was the only means of ident-
flying the lost purse.i This shows
that Journal receipt is as good
as an Insurance policy. Everybody
should call early and secure one. We
have them at all prices from one dollar
upward.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
woon COUNTY INSTITUTE ArnrL a

Music. America.
What the Country Schools May Be-"
Frank Dewitt. Perry Twp.
Discussion opened by w. L. House
keeper. Center Tw p.
fundamentals of Arithmetic" A.
J. Algyre, Jerry City.
Discussion opened by II q, Gossaru,
Frtedom Twp.
"HoW To Interest Beginners" Miss
Narle Nancy, Grand Rapids.
Discussion opened by Miss Nellie
York. North Baltimore.
Roll call by the Secretary.
Music.
ROUND TABLE TOPICS.
Does the Institute encourage Young
teachers?
Do rural schools give t0e much time
TO arithmetic and neglect language? i.
Should the High School course be ar-
ranged to suit popular demands?
Should the Metric System be taught +?
Have the people right to expect
Normal training for ali teachers?
Have games" place in the school
room?
Agriculture in the country schools,
How secure regular attendancey
The teachers duty as n citizen,
The BoXwell Examination.
| o'clock p, m,
Music,
'Mnsle In the Public Schools" Miss
Helen Mason, PPTrySburg.
Discussion opened by Supt, w, o,
Smith Weston.
Music.
"Hhe Teacher and his Work." Prof,
+. B. Dyer. Dean of the State Normal
School, Oxford, Ohio,
Music.
'"fhe Art of Praise and Criticism. "
Rev, j, Ray EweFs, Bowling GrtNn,
Every teacher In the county owes II
to his school, TO his fellow teachers
and to himself to attend this n.eetlng
Let us make the last. hest.
w. IL. KERSHNER, Pres.
METIlE E. GILES, Secretary
]. c. BUTO.
II, A. WALES.
EX. Com.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
WORKING OVERTIME.

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tirele2s, little workers-Dr
Kings New Life Pills. Millions ars
always at work, night and day, curing
Indigestion, Biliousnass, Constipation
Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver
and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant
safe, sure. Only 25c at C. p Champ
news drug store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
MILLINERY OPENING.

Miss Adamson announces her mil
linery opening for Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, April 2, 8 and f. 1908,
where she will show her patrons and
friends Il large and well selected stock
of fine millinery, including pattern
hats and bonnets, and millinery novel
ties,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

On March 3Oth, April I'd and April
4th, the G. II. & ID. Railway will run
a special train from Tontogany to
North Baltimore to accommodate par
ties desiring to take in the Ben nr
performance at Toledo. This train to-
leave Tontogany immediately afeey
the arrival of our No, Z which, leaves
Toledo at lll55 T. M. "a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

Ext Commissioner Fred Brand, OF
Haskins, was in town ON Tuesday.
Miss Bonnie Winfield is visiting
her grandparents in Weston, this week.
John Strauss, wife and son Joseph,
of Toledo, visited Perrysburg friends
Sunday.
Fred Mcknight and wife of To-
ledo visited S S. Mcknight on Tues
day.
Charles Vessay and wife, of To
ledo, spent Sunday with Fred King
ler and family.
Mrs. S. ]. Croft was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. P. j. Shea of Chi
'cago, recently.
Miss Ethel Wellstead is improving
in health and called ON Perrysburg
friends last Friday.
Capt. Wetmore and wife and E.
L. Blue and wife spent Sunday in To-
ledo, the guests of Capt. Herrick and
wife.
VIM. Tefft went to New Castle on
Wednesday and will take position
as locomotive foreman on the B. & O.
R. R. We wish him success.
"A satisfied patient is a better ad-
vertisement than dissatisfied one. 1t
Is my aim to satisfy.
DIR. A II. BABCoCK, Dentist.
james McNally has been appoint
ed night operator at the South Colum-
bus Grove station Of the c. III. & D.
r. r. Here's luck to you, James.
Mrs. Chas. Blechner, of Oak Har-
Dor, Mich, Mrs. breed, of Bowling
Green and Mrs. A. Pringle, of Perrys-
burg, were the guests of Mrs. B.
Trombla on Monday.
Albert Kraftcheck has moved to
AZalia, Mich, where he has purchas-
ed farm. Many friends in Wood
county regret their departure and
wish them success in their new home.
The c e. Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give Swap
Social at the church parlors on the
evening of the twenty-seventh. ONE
and bring something to swap. 2b
HORSES FOR SALE-2 six years
old, 1 pair years old, 1 pair years
old, and 1 pair years old, IL hands
high All well bred and broken.
ga E. A. UNDERHILL.
james Hayes and family, Mrs.
Meagley and Miss Margaret Hayes
spent Sunday in Toledo, the guests OF
Charles Hayes and wife, and enjoyed
a charming family reunion.
Fred Emch and wife of Sylyania
Miss Myra Stearns of Toledo, ant
Miss Lima Emch of this place, attend
ed the funeral of their uncle, Mr.. FREQ
Emcn of Woodville, on Sunday last.
Makes mother eat, makes father
eat, makes grandma eat,makes grand
pa eat,makes the children eat Rocky
Mountain Tea does it, great spring
tonic. 80 cents.
CHAMPNEY PHARMACY.
Each patient leaving my Office il
told to come back if work is not salts
factory / am willing to rectify an!
mistakes that may make. A patien
who is dissatisfied has either not pait
for their work or will not take tin
time to come in and have the mistakes
lrectified DIR. A. BABcocK,
Dentist
Let the JOURNAL supply you
magazines and other periodicals fo
1908. We receive subscriptions TO
any publication in the world and say,
you the trouble of sending your orders
Farm for Sale.
Twenty acres in Sec. IS town u
s. r., near Roachton. REASONABLE
good buildings. Farm well tiled and il
excellent condition Enquire o
Aram Meder, lover Meade Farm
! miles northeast of Waterville. 2b*
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

, Having quit the carpet business
will sell the entire outfit consisting of
three Fly Schuttle Looms and all the
necessary fixtures for first class
carpet and rug factory for less than
half cost. For particulars call or ad-
dress
p. M. Publ, MaHmee, q,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27

There are Is horses left at the stock
yard that will be closed out at prices
that will interest you,
A. BALLANTYNE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
WAN TED.

Girl to learn press feeding in JOUR
NAL office, Must be strong and will
ing to work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-03-27
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