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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
EUREKA,

Miss tosle McCune left Wednesday
sarnoon for Salt Lake city where she
MN attend S. Mary's Academy
rho dance given Thanksgiving night
A., tba ladies Of the degree OF honor
,'aa largely attended and was a social
event.
president PoxmOn Of Juab stake
vlslted Eureka this week.
prot Giles OF Provo conducted a
Aspce at the local hall wednesday
venting for the school children. lie
olso gave a dance for the older folks the
same evening
NJ, and Mrs, James Murphy who
have been visiting Eureka friends, left
for their home at Butte CITY, Montana
Tuesday.
rbe Home Dramatic company Of
Mammoth are rehesrsing aud VIII pro-
dnce the melo-drama THE World
AGAINST Him." at Hassell's hall on the
evening OF November q.
Mrs. Kate Knight visited friends at
provo this week
Mrs. A. c. Carlson returned the FIRST
~ the week from a visit with SAT-
Lake friends
Nj, and Mrs. w. D. Myers enter
talned party with cards and q din
nor Tuesday afternoon "Sixty-three'
wos played and an enjoyable afternoon
pleasantly spent.
The members Of oquirrh lodge enter
tanned the ladies' Of the Degree Of
Honor Monday evening Cards, social
chat and a delicious supper helped pass
several pleasant hours
Representatiye-elect Herbert Hopes
visited Nephi, Mona and Leyan this
week.
Mrs. Manda s. Vincent OF Sandy, Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, w. l.. Dodge
OF silver CITY
Mfr. and Mrs. William Robertson and
daughters, Mary and Jessie, OF Robin
son. have gone to Bingham Junction to
reside.
Mr.. Joseph Jensen Is fling up large
dancing pavilion at Robinson.
Mr.. Oliver Garfield and family Of
silver City, left this week for Mona,
10 make that place their future home.
W. L. Cook. court stenographer. Of
NephI, was In Eureka the forepart Of
the week.
John L. Anderson is down from Wap-
pello. Idaho, and VIII spend the VIM
ter at this place.
Mrs. Margaret Sheehan has returned
from a visit with Butte city Montant
relatives.
The members OF Tintlc Tent No. 10,
Knights Of the Maccabees will enter
tain their wives and sweethearts with
a party and supper on the evening of
Dec. IL,
Ernest Mangum Of the United States
navy Is spending his furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Heber Mani
gum Of this city
Tintic lodge No. III, b. =. o. Elks
will hold memorial services at |, o. O.
+ hall on the evening of Dec 4.
The dance given Thanksgiving night
by the ladies' OF Evening Star Lodge
No. T. Degree Of Honor, was a splendid
affair and reflects great credit on the
committee having charge OF the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander Blight, Well
known residents Of this city will so to
Oklahoma this week to reside.
Elton Lee Lipple and Mrs. Lillian ]
Porter OF Eureka were married this
week at Salt Lake
Dr. A. J. Hense and wife entertained
a party OF friends at Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday
Mrs. Egge Of Salt Lake Is the guests
of her daughters, Mrs John j. Harper
aud Mrs, w, 7. Shriyer
Mrs Del Roberts visited with friends
at Provo this week.
a birthday party was given on Tues
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

EILA hill GOLD MINING COM
ruG principal place OF business. room
No 30 Deseret News Building, Salt Lake
city, Utah, Notice There are dellnqucnt
on the following described stock. on ac.
share, levied September 18th 1904 nav.
able forthwith and delinquent after No
vember 18th lQ0i the several amounts sot
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

Henry d. Baldwin. supt City Water
Worltf ghullsburg Wis writes, ~ have
tried many kinds OF liniment, but I have
never received much benefit until | used
Bailard's Snow I.lnlment for rheumatism
and palms. / think Il the best llniment on
earth" 2ic, 5Oc. 800. Sold by 4. c, NJ l.
DTuE Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

Lee j. Kahn. Salt Lake a.u.u.u.,&
Laura ". Young, salt LAke..,,.,2A
Edward Frank Stolzenherger New
NOrk.,uD,.,.,.. 900. ...,. .D,35
Mary Benyennuta Donovan San
FranclsC0.,..t ..,,.. ...,...,..,3O
Hywm Nordherg West JOrduuu,..,20
Amminta l.. Beckstead, South Jor
dan.,..u ,,...... .,..,,u,..,ll
Ernest " Hammond, Salt lAke....33
Inca y. Wilson, Salt Lake. .u..uA
Elton Lee Tlpple, Eureka, Ny.....30
Mrs Lillian }. Porter Eureka, Ney3O
William II. Russell salt Lake.....,21
Maggie Baird, Salt Lakc.,..,,..20
Charles IS, SPELL Beaumont TeX..33
Ann G.. Price, BomesVlle, O....3O
John Woods, Los Angeles.,,,,..-,6l
jeanette a. Miner Fort Douglas. ~
Edward Miller kemmercr Wyoutu.3l
Jessie Busby, Salt Lakcp.r..,,..28
Martin Rasmussen Gmnger,....uI
Ida Hayden, Huuter..,.,,,..,...20
John H. Vincent Salt Lakc.....,t3
Mary a. Gilctt Salt Lake......96
Carl n, Carlson, salt Lake.u,.,.,,I
Selma G.. Cast. salt ke........20
Milton r. Treham Salt Lako......22
Flora l.. Wilcox Salt Lake ..,.,,30
William Poate. NeiIlsylllc. Wls.-,H
Marie Il. McKennu, Logonu..,...,23
James o. Nlbley, Salt Lake,.,......,,23
Emma C. GroesheCk, Salt Lake....2O
Agnar BearnsOn, Mercuro......,H
Emma Pollock Cedar City lao.u2O
Joseph c. Hadley, Muuay..."....2i
Jane S. Hlll Salt L0keu......o20
William shoWelL salt Lakeu..-.,..6l
Mary r. Woodard. Salt Lake-,...jl
Henri j. MalllouH, 81 Louis. Mo.uiO
Lillian Alexander Salt Lakeu.".26
Lewis Lennon. MIN Creek.".r..,,2
Lena Ranck East MIN Creek."ulS
John Oakason, Salt L0ke.....,,..u23
Florence Raleigh, Salt Lake....2l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

order of the Board OF Directors made on
the 2)th day of September, 1904, 10 many
shares or each parcel OF such stock aB
may DO necessary viii be sold al Inc
socrelorys Office, no. 90 Deserot News
huldlng, SAT- Lake city. Utah, on Fri.
O'Clock b. m 20 pay the delinquent ~.
sossmcnt together With the COSTS OF adj
NcrusnJ ana expenses Of sale
J. a. CLAYTON.
o,, Secretary.
Qfnce No 30 Dc8crot News BulldHt.
salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the respective
flgncrs for further information.

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. ESTATE
Of John X. BenniOn, deceased. Creditors
VIII present claims with vouchers TO the
undersigned az the Ofhco OF james II,
Moyle Descret National Bank Building,
Salt Lake city and county State of Utah,
ON or before The first dag OF April, a. j..
u. 1894
EMMA j. BENNtON.
Administrators OF the estate NJ John r.
Bennion. deceased.
James II. Moylc, Attorney for estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
hn Observation-Disclosures

The following persons were granted
marriage licenses by the county clerk
during the past week.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

bem Trie6ens!perfe getptbnnet mar unD
i6re lei9te Mrtiaerie mebr gum
@9mud dls gum 9efe9t trug.
unb nenn er in Sabr unb Sag auf
einem fatferli9en 99iffe bic unbsil>
boneStGtte freu3te, piirbe cine Mrad<
tonne als @rinnerungs3ei@en an ben
11ntergang Der r@pburg : 9otba" bort
f3pimmen.
Damn lautete bas &ommdnbp:
rMuf6tne langfam! Qae Mann
auf bas M9terbed! 5lagge balbrodsi
WfiiBen ab gum @ebet!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
NaerIci fire 6aus.

&ufbie @teGGungber8e Sets
E n legen eWten19en feiren @ertb,
neil tie iiberbaupt gut f9lafen. @s
gibt aber AUDI febr biele Menf9en, Die
feinen gefunben S9laf BADEN. Sir
btefe fei Na6itebenbes aus Der Sober
zines beutf9ldnbtf9en Mr5tes mitges
tbeilt: 8efonbers nerben19pa9e unb
empfinblt9e Perionen ieten barauf
dufmerffam gema9t, baB Der @rbmags
netismus auf bas Nerbenfpitem etnen
@influB ausiibt, unb ba ii9 bic mag.
netii9e StrOmung bonn Norb= unb
Suo 3 Ppl fortbepeet, 10 fo1te man
ftets NIT ben 5iBen mad Siben unb
nit benz &opfe mad Norben ltegen,
bamit mar in Der Gi9tung BON &opfe
mad ben SiBen unb nt9t in umge=
tebrt0 Gt9tung BON benz Magnettsz
mus be1tri6en pirb. 9eftattet bic
Gage bes 3immers aus irgenb einem
@runbe bisie @tenung bes8ettes ni9t,
70 biirfte als bic nd9it bette Gage bess
felben bic bon Sft na9 Neft angeieben
tDerben, 70 baB, tpenn moi I'm Bette
aufre9t ftBt, bic Nugen na9 @iiben
ober Often geri6tet finb, aber nt9t
mad Rorben ober MeIten.
Ser bette Mufbenabz
run9sort Ii 9 igeIeien lit
cine &ifte, beren 8oben, 9edel unb
Setten NIT bidem 2D19pupier bebedt
finb. Sn elmer fpGden &ifte finb bic
8igeGeifen poaftdnbtg gegen 8oit ge<
f4iiBt.
@ntfernungp BON Rof #. I'm
Eoft BON fletnen eifernen 9egenitdn=
ben, Die it9 lei9t erpGrmen luhen, gu
entfernen, nimmt mar Elm @tiid 8ie>
nentpa9s, btnbet bdsielbe in einen
ni9t gu bi9ten 2appen unb berreibt
es auf benz tparmen @iien, tDel9es
babur9 einen feinen Wa6siiber3ug
erbdlt. 9arauf nebme man einen
5"tpeiten 2uppen, tau4e i'm in pulpert<
itrtes &o9fala elm unb retbe bamit
Wa9s unb @iien a6. Sie @trfung
1T iiberraf9enb.
Sci 90 aferfIo DE n, In bes
men lGngere s3eit Dafer itebt, bilben
it6 oft peibe Rtnge (bor faltbalttgem
Waher), bic meiitens 19tper gu entz
fernen finb. 9ieBt man nun eintge
Sropfen rau6enbe @al5fdure btnetn
unb beipilt bic betreffenben @telIen,
10 loft ii6 ales los. M2it fdltem, reiz
mem Mafer 1piilt NJ bic SloF9e
me6rere Male aus, bann tpirb fe pie=
Der gang tlar.
@9nar5 Gudtrte MDbeI
retnigt man bur6 feu6tes Nbretben
unb nenn tie pteber p0nig troden
finb, nebme mar einen pouenen 2ape
pen unb nenig gefo9tes 2etnDl. Das
Del muB boIfommen pegpolirt ner=
ben, fOnf feBt fi4 berna9 mebr
@taub an als 5upor.
MGf9e, bic bur9 eine
Wrinemadine ge9angen
#, foqte febr gut unb glutt dusgez
f6lagen tperben, neil felbft beim 8iiz
geln 6alten, bic bur6 bas Mringen
eingebridt nurben, it9 f9fper aus<
prefen unb Die Mdf9e febr ~perunftals
ten.
90 o9sIeinndnb gu remit
gen. Mer Ma9sleintpanb lange
biibf9 unb neu er6alten min, tpaf9e tie
nit pei6em 6laneq unb lauem Waf>
Ter ab. @inige 2Offel Mild barauf
getrdufelt unb gut nit einem noIenen
3appen abgerieben, mo4t Die 8a9ss
1einnnnb befonbers dlGn3enb.
Meri It Der 9err? gapd,
brauBen lit elm Munn, Der fdgt, er
pole ben 9errn bes 9auIes lprffen
Sihre i'm I'll Mnmn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

Tabrif : S n pectpr Wc=
Nbee bat e%mpfoblen. baB Die Sreppens
aufgdnge Der SOmlinfOn=Saue 5wef=
mdBi9er gebaut tperben. 8efonbers
bringt er.Iauf Nnlesune BON Sreppen=
5ugdnqen an Der Wefieite bes @ebdu=
oes. Som Baton aus iDa cine Setter
letter mad benz 8a6e Der MarttbaIe gu
angelegt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

I'm perbd6tigen Rotb<
ouf feline @6tbeit gu prifen,
tropfe man einige Sropfen auf elm
@tiid6en gepDhnli9er &reibe. Wirb
Der Sled braun ober f9~iefergrau, 70
1T Der Hotbpein e9t unb unberfGl19t;
nirb er blau, ms @iolette fpielenb,
trinft mar 9eioelbeerfaft. SIT Der
Mein NIT MalDenitoff eefdrbt, fdrbt
ii9 bic Rreioe blau ober grim; 1T Der
Sled unberdnoert rotb, eieBe man ben
Wetn fort, bann nGmli9 berbantt er
feline 5arbe benz Su9fin ober benz &ers
mesbeerenlaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
Gnenbahee gabrplatg.
GIeoeIane, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Gouis aalI,pav.
BIG EOUR&
ct. 2ents DtbtftOu.

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9Runeie & 8tSSabae @sp p. Z OOgm Sort Babne &c If @gpre5 p 10 soagaa
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" y q y StnL tagl d S.. 2 55Vm y s linton @p&&nberiongTp s 15Nm
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ct Sous & Sin Ra1ters tes 4 3Ogm @bic C ct 8 @rpreb to d C Pill A0gn
cincinnati gyp sOnnt anss. 7 45gm Chicago Sous & ct @gprsb11 4osn
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20uts S @Tpreb......... 2 55gtu1 gnc Snb C St2 @rpr to &. IL 4Ogm
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gbicaso 9%tbiItom.
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B5is @He spataI 5 d C p. 8 sossm etne Sat eEpreb tal d.. . 4ogew
9aSSabehe Mccom ........ 5 15sGm Ga 6abdte @com -. 80. S 0Oarn
@btcasO ~Raahrpreb tdsI $ IL 1Oem @inc & g8afb S 8, d & p. s 1osn
Mt@tsan D%tbtftOu.
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Nai9iean 99atI Grpreb Pill soBm Glfbart @rpreb. -. 10 s0gu
glhbart ae tasH6 800. 4 45Rm Benton parbor @gpub p.... 2 55Qn
1tht8an @rszeb. s 15sen
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Beeria D~tttftOn-0fItd.
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Ohio Especial taI d p..... 8 OWfm Columbus @spreb tal dp. IL 4ogm
9snn @ceoua ........ 6 15Rm Columbus @rpreb tagI s.. 10 30Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
YennfDIuania 8abn.

$1.25-Waoiion unb 5urtif-$1.25
Sonnta9, ben IA. Mai.
8erldBt indianapolis 7.30 Morqens.
&idfabrt BON Maeiion I'm 6 ubr
Nbenos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
Cincinnati, 5amilton & Davton z. Z.

Cincinnati, 6amtton & Davton z. z.
on.
4bgans Mnfanfs
Cincinnati 9Nf tdgliG C 4 OO8m Cincinnati BefibuIe tagH1 s12 ASSN
SoH Mml tSgi6 $500. 8 O58m Sat NaI tagli9 s....... 8 4oSm
Cincinnati G Set G9pr -. 10 40gu Gin @bi C ct g st tgl p. IL ASSN
Gin &c DaDton Def. G1p p 8 0OSm Cincinnati Set d C p 80. 8 25sAn
Cincinnati af tdsH@ d p 5 OOsem Cine & Snb Meeom. ....7 2Ag0n
Gin C Detroit @gpreb tdgi& 7 02Sm Gin Su6 ct 9& SEQ ct tg s&cle s5sn
gEeH.
Nbgang Mnanut
Springfield N0ail ......... Z 3Ogm gef Ggprb tdsid 8 C c.. 8 55gs
ct 2ouS @rpreb p d I'LL 500m SnseOIa 41om ..........10 S5Bm
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ct 2ouis grpreb t6gIi6 s..11 1Ogm ct Souls @rpreB ........- 4 503m
gia g., S. C .. @b (Bef) ant @oa&baIs
Gbteaao Grpres ...-...11 50@m Cincinnati @xpret p ..... 2 z5Rw
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

Wertb bes i'm Sabre
1908 in Der gufon : 8egenb geppn<
neren 8olbes lit $12,25O.O 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-19

The game of "Pit" that is now be
ing played by both old and young is
one of the most exciting and amusing
games on The market. 1t costs but so
cents and can be purchased at the
JOURNAL office.
Mrs. c. D. Miller spent last week
in Lime City with Mrs. c. f. Rider.
E. A. Underhill and wife are visit
ing friends at Umstead Falls this
week.
Samuel Krauss, who has been do
ing the work of rebuilding the Kaz-
maier store. is laid up with siege of
the grip.
On Friday evening last II. II,
Sargent and wife entertained small
party of friends with cards and re-
freshments.
&C. d. Miller, who has been in
Michigan for the past two months,
has returned to his home here and is
much improved in health.
William Steeble who has purchased
the cafe recently conducted by Charles
Foster in the Moser building, moved
his family from Toledo on Monday
and they are now residents of PerryS-
burg, with many friends here to bid
them welcome.
--Melcher Webber, living near
Roachton, died on Wednesday morn
ing. He was 81 years of age and his
death is believed to be the result OF
old age, as he was discovered to be
dead when his family went to his room
to call him in the morning. His
funeral services will be held at his
late residence ON Saturday morning
Feb. 20, at 10 a III.
Low priced carpets. A few new
patterns just put in stock that we
bought cheap and win sell them nc.
cordingly. Ask to see them, at
FuLLER's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-19

Casper Lewis of Rossford was ar
rested Monday charged with whipping
his wife.
Buy w. b. corsets, at
FULLER's.
Mrs. G. +. Hollenbeck has re-
turned from a three weeks visit in
Milwaukee.
-Linoleum and floor oil CLOTH, 1 /
and yard wide-desirab styles for
spring, at FuLLER's.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ.
E. church met at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Veitch on Wednesday afternoon.
Lovers of ribbons are invited to
see a new line of tatfetas, just opened
at FULLER's.
George Wieland's valentine was
baby boy who arrived at the Wieland
home ON Valentine day. George says
he is regular peach.
All ONSl letCS bI oO. ~, ", W ttllu
roc. A new line of desirable styles
and we want you to see them.
FULLER's.
Conrad Sieling is suffering from
severe case of erysipelas which has
manifested itself in his face and is
proving to be very serious case.
Pretty new spring styles in light
prints and seersucker ginghams, at
FULLER's.
On st. Valentines day a little
baby girl came to the home of James
Merriott. She weighed just ten
pounds and papa says she's dandy.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb, of Oma-
ha:-"I owe my good looks and health
to HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Have fully regained my health Tea
or tablets. 80 cents. Bowers & Com
stock.
For SALE-Three mich COWS,
with calves by side. Enquire at the
office of M. b. Cook, j. p. 49ce
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-19

Miss Lizzie Main has returned
from visit with her sister at Angola,
Ind.
Mrs. Mann of Toledo spent Friday
last with her daughter, Mrs. A.
Witzler.
Mrs. R. S. Clegg of Toledo spent
couple of days with her daughter, Mrs.
r. Barton.
Mrs, Albert Durston and daughter
Lillian of Toledo were guests of Mrs.
DR.. Wise this week.
Ladies' black mercerized skirts,
S1.00 to $500, that we want you to
see, at FULLER'S.
Fred Jezzard has been confined to
the house for several days this week
ON account of too much grip.
Misses Esther Jezzard and Lotta
Hayes spent Friday last with relatives
In Toledo.
Young mems suits from $500 to
$1,000. Good union made cloths. Drop
in and see what we are showing.
A. c. FULLER.
j. b. Shepler, wife and grand
children, Mary and John Wilmington
of Toledo were guests of relatives here
Sunday.
"A new line of ladies dress skirts
and samples of ladies suits that are
very good things, at FULLER's.
Many friends of Foster Pratt will
be pleased to learn that he is greatly
improved and will be out again in Il
few days, after a serious illness.
The regular meeting of the New
Century Club was held OH Wednesday,
Feb. 10, at the home of Miss Mae
Cranker. Owing to a variety of cir
cumstances only two papers were
read that of Miss Cora Pierce giving
an excellent description of Hot
Springs, Ark, followed by carefully
prepared paper on the American Gen
eral and Statesman, Sam Houston
Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Cranker had
charge of the question bureau. The
next meeting will be held Feb. q,
with Mrs. Fidelia Yeager.
-Savidges SPAWN Cure is better
than any other Price, so cents bottle.
Cures SPAWN, ringbone, callous, gals,
grease heel and enlargements of all
kinds Also Sayidge's Garget lini
ment, sure cure for Milk fever, cuts
bruises, sprains, Rheumatism and
wherever fever appears in man OF
beast. For sale by Bowers g. Com
stock, Perrysburg. Manufactured by
G. A. SAVIDGE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-19
Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at pub
lie sale, at the residence of the late
George A, Shiple, one mile south of
Roachton, near the Middletown
school house, on Thursday, March 3,
1904, the following property, to-wit:
3 good work horses, 2 fat COWS, young
cattle, 2 well bred boar pigs, six
months old, new wagon, with grain
box, old wagons, pair b1bs, Os-
borne binder, Columbia mower, 1
American buncher, 1 double buggy, /
top buggy, ! cart, 1 new sullly plow,
set double harness, single harness,
platform scale, jack screw, tanning
mill, 80 10 inch tile, double cultivator,
horse rake, old mower, disk harrow,
grain drill, scrapers, corn shelter, a
large list of household good and many
other articles too numerous to men
tion. j. j. KLEEBERGER, Executor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-19
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Miss Mamie Webb was home from
her school to spen1 Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Corwin Webb.
Bargains in mems overalls, at
FULLER's.
Miss Jessie Powell was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Crook in To
ledo on Sunday.
Mems dress shirts, SOC and S1,00
each. Good things, at FULLER's.
DIR. E. d. Porter of Toledo, was
the guest of DR.. Ordway last Sunday.
The DR.. is recovering from his recent
illness.
Mems collars. a new line of de-
sirable styles, at FULLER's.
Norman l.. Hanson entertained
DR.. and Mrs. Babcock and Miss Linda
Chapman at theatre party on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Sarvis wishes her many
friends to know that she will now be
found at her home in Perrysburg and
will be pleased to attend to their work.
Bargains in mems overcoats, at
FULLER's
A postal card from Mrs. e. G. Lee
informs us that she is now visiting
with relatives in Cleveland where she
expects to remain the balance of the
winter months.
Felt boots, mackinar socks and
overshoes for men and boys. at
FULLER'S.
On Saturday evening large party
of friends enjoyed themselves by call
ing at the home of Henry Missler near
Hull Prairie where they were pleas
antly entertained.
1t isn't how much cold cream a
woman put on her face but how much
Rocky Mountain Tea she takes inside
that brings out real beauty. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea compilations
stay. 35c. Tea or tablets. Bowers G
Comstock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-19

The G. II. & d. Ry. Co. has filed a
general denial to the petition of Lena
L'mmer for damages. The plaintiff
claims to have been injured by train
at Perrysburg.
Shoes for ladies at Sl.5O, 5000 and
So so in good new spring styles that
can't be beat for style and service at
these prices. All good standard makes
that have stood the test for years and
they are better than ever. See them,
at FULLER's.
The third annual meeting of the
Maumee Valley Pioneer society will
be held at the court house in Toledo,
February %, 'O4, with forenoon and
afternoon sessions. Several interest
ing addresses are scheduled for the
session. The meetings of this asso-
citation are of special Importance now
that they have been able to show much
work as the result of their efforts of
the past.
School shoes for boys and girls
that please mothers because they wear
well, look well, and are not SO high
priced. A new line at FULLER's.
On Saturday evening last, Ray
Moore Wise entertained party of
young friends in very pleasing man.
ner. The guests were Misses Helen
Hamilton, Gertrude Thornton, Aileen
Trudeau, Mildred Tonkin, Myrtle Ley
dorf, Ruby Cranker, of this place, and
Naomia Wade of Toledo, Harry Ham
ilton, Frank Powell, Tom Tonkin,
Adam Volk, Harold Brown, Chester
Mills and Howard Comstock. Music,
finch and dancing were the principal
features of amusement. supplemented
with light refreshments. Miss Hamil.
ton and Miss Cranker favored the
guests with musical numbers. Miss
Wade of Toledo assisted Mrs. Wise il
the entertainment.
The scratch of pin may cause the
loss of a limb or even death wher
blood poisoning results from the in
jury. All danger of this may be avoid
ed, however, by promptly applying
Chamberlain Pain Balm. II is al
antiseptic and quick healing linmen
for cuts, bruises and burns. For salt
bq Bowers & Comstock.