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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

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56en 8Idttern aus Spbneb telegraz
pbirt ipirb, Elm @taatstrab eingetre'
ten, Der bic Hegieruns seotpungen bat,
bic lrbeit an fat alien Dffentliden
8altten einoufte[len. 438 8eamte bes
Departements fir bic Dffentli9sn Or
beiten tpurben am "a. Mdr5 nit einem
56lose entlaiien, gang abgeieben bon
taufenDen bon Mrbeitern, Die man in
ben lebten Monaten trupptpeiie ab=
ftieb. Die auf bieie Weiie eriparten
8eautengebdlter belaufen itd auf
idbrli9 124,96O gfo. 9terl. Die
0ffentli6e 9beilnabme lit natiirlidh
auf Seiten Der gntlaHenen, Die Inn 10
f9limmer baran itnb, als es bel benz
boz ftdnbisen Mansel an Pripotunz
ternebnungen fir iie unmoglicb 1T.
9lrbeit gu finben. Die r0ailp Matl"
ertldrt in einem 2eitartifel, baB Die
Regierung bon NeuzSiibnales burG
ibre gren3enloIe 8orgtpirtbf9aft bieIe
Gage islbit herauf6eidporen babe.
GngldnD lei es uberDru11tg geiDoroen,
fernerbin einem @taate Gelb au bors
gen, Der beiipielstpeiie obne Riidii9!
auf bic eigenen Sinanaen Den 5oge=
nannten Mrbeitslofen Z Sb. PRO Sag
gable unb tie bafiir 5anb 1ddufeln
laTe. Das 8orsfDItem babe iih in
Der perbdnsniBbo[lften Meiie geltenb
eena6t. Die 3abl Der Mrbeitslofen
| fei natiirlih unter 10 giinitigen Wer'
| bdltninen geipuhIen unb ber a[lse,
n1eine Notbianb babe unter ben 4uss
gaben entiprehenb sugenommen. Mls
bemerfenstpertb eripdbnt bas Blutt.
baB bic @eburts5iffer pon Neu=5iibz
males In itstem Midgane besriffen
/ lei. trpbbem bic seringe 8eDOlferungss
5iffer in oar feinenl 9erbdlfniffe an
benz geipaltisen natiirlihen Reibthum
''bes aanbts itebe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
3raftsGrcsef5r.

Oos oSuTti3bepartenlent bat fIralid9
einen Muslpsis iiber feline Gbdtigteit
unter Dem 5berman'ffen nti=Srait@
9efeb gceeben. 0e7nIelben 3ufolge
DirO man ss Der 2afJ9teit nidt
3eihen tOnnen, benn es ftnb
niGt lpenigsr oIs breiunos
5pon0ig Pro3eile aubdngig ge@
ma6t porben; bob nod 70 lpenig
frattiiGe Re1ultote porliege1, innB
man Der 2ang1omteit SufGreifei, NIT
tpel6sr unfere Geridte orbeiten. Die
@ntideiOung geeen Die Northeru Sc
curities 60. 1T ioipeit bas fpt6ttgfte
@r9ebniB, iiber bic iibrigen Sdlle gtbt
folgenbes Ger3et6niB Nusfunft:
@eeen ben SyleiT6truft tpurbe bos
8srTa1ren am 10. Mai 1902 anbGnaia
gemant; bas erlongte llrthcil, gegen
lpel9es bic 8erflaetsn 8erufung einz
le9ten, ertportet nod 8ef9luBnabme
feitens bes Sberbunbesgertbts Nm
Is. Mdr5 1902 tpurben aht @tnbaltsz
,ge1udie gegen GiIenba6nen i'm tneltlis
den @sri9tsbeoirt bon MiKcuri beans
tragt; bic 1due liegen benz in Gbicago
taeenben Geri6tsbpf jenes 8e5irts
oor. Sn Der Nngelegenbeit bes Mbcles
fale @rocer=8erbonbes bon Sadions
bile, Nla., tpurbe 9lagsgeiud am II.
September 1903 i'm &reisgertht bes
fiibliden Diitritts bon sSloribd eirge@
rei6t. Geoen ben 5al3zSruft tpurbe
am %. Sebruar 1903 i'm 9iItrift9e=
rt9t 0es nDrbltdsn Oiitritts bon @az
ltfornten in San Jranciseo G!age etnz
9eretdt. Sn Der 8lage Der 2nif4enz
itaatli6en 8ertsbrscDmmiTftpn gegen
8oer unb 9lnbers lrurbe b1s @efu6
am 1. SuIi 1903 seitelIt. Die 5aae
lte9t jeBt benz Oberbunbesgericbt bor.
Die Gldge gegen bic No{6bille, @bats
tanpoga unb ct. 2ouiS 8cbngefells
i6oft 1T auf Qppeuatton oor bas
Sberbunbesgeriht geldngt. @ine
Streitfraqe 3pifhen Der 8erfebrscpmz
mtiftpn uno Der Safe Sbore unb Miz
higan Southern 8abn iiber aatenz
Qualification f6lpebt por Dem areiss
gerid6t bes n0rbliden 0iitrifts pon
I S6io in Gleneldnb. Ser Brp5eB gegen
Die Weitern unb Mtlantic9abn ineae1t
rBoolens" beim 8aumtpolleperfonbt
| 1T felt bem 20. SUM- 1902 i'm Di=
| Ftriftqeri9t bes n0rbli6en Oiitritts
BON Georgia in Itlonta anbdngig, Der
9eeen bic cSllinpis Central 8obn lie9t
felt benz %. Nlai 1902 benz Oiftriftz
Geri6t i'm ipeitli9en Oiftritt BON Sen>
nefee in Mempbis bpr.
Die Wiebrsabl Der 5Glle 1T allerz
binss auf Grfuchen Der 3piFhenitaatz
liden 8erfebrscpmmifiipn anbdn9ig
gena9t tporben, betrifft alfp ueberz
| fbreitunqen bon Srnnsportaefelli4qfs
ten, bic Iich miitelit bes QlntizSruit@
! geiebss errei6en lofien, aber es finb
bod bret Yro5efe numbaft gema6t, i'll
benen es ii9 um 0ertruitunq bon Sc
brauhsartifeln banbelt, qeeen ben
Sleii6z5ruit, hen &oblenzSruft unb
ben Gal5z5ruit, nur 1T es su be-
bauern, bab bic Geri9te lpenia @ile
bebufs GrIebiaung 5etaen. 60 aum
8eifpiel iinb bic eeaen ben Tleiidtruft
ertpirften @inbaltsbefeble bon feinem
8elong, 10 la,lae lire Ge3tmdBisfeit
nocb ni6t beitdtigt tit. Ser Sruit bat
iih md nidt ben Bfifferlina oarum
| qefiilnmert. 9ie Mbminiitrotipn
f6nnte es ben @erinten 9anf tpiffen,
penn lie bolb poIitibe Refultate herbeie
fiihren hdlfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

Gnelanb madt eroBe NnItrsnsunz
gen, um feline 8aumtpDllinbuitrie pon
Der Ser rfor9ung bur9 Die Der. Stduten
urabbdnsig gu MAIDEN. Sn 4uitralien
tommsn insbeIonbere bterfiir bas Iubs
tropiI9e Aueenslanb unb Nsuguinea
in 8etra6t. Nuf bic 2(nrssung GroBz
6ritanniens ldbt Der 8unoesprsmter
gegenipdrtig cine 3uiammentelluna
aIlsr in beiben 2Gnbern Ieit 1886 ssz
ma9ten 8srIu6e nit benz Nnbau Der
8oumtpollpTlan5s ami ferttgen uno iptrb
bonn neuen 8unbesparlament bsosuz
tenbe 8eibIlfen sur S0roerung Der
8auurippllinbuitrie forbern. SSn 8risz
bane lanete Dor einigen Sdgsn 9err
8ottomlep, Der 8ertreter Der brttt=
fhen 8aumnplIf Ifabritanten, an unb
pflOs einsehenbe 9erot1unsen nit benz
premierz unb benz Qderbuuminil ter.
8eibe mo6ten bus @tngeben duT bic
unterbrsiteten gprf6lGge bon Der Be-
binguns abbdnsig, OaB nur tpeiBe ars
better in ben dn3ulegenben pflan5uns
gen oertpenbet piiroen. 9Oh 5eigt bos
8erfabren bel Der 8earbeitung Der
3uderrobrfelber, tpie buS Gerbot, far
bige Mrbeiter gu balten, umgan9en
iperben fann. Die 5000 bort bs dGTs
tigten ibIseinIulaner miii1en bem
geieb gemdB na6 unb nu9 in i6rs
9eimatb seIdafft tperben; oafiir per'
ben bemnd9it grOBe Sransporte Don
Gbinefen untommen, ollerbtngs ni9t
unmittelbor aus Gbina, Ionoern aug
bem gu Siibauitralien gebDrigenHorbz
territorium. Die bisher qema6ten
8erIuGe nit benz Qnbau Der 8aumz
lpolle 9absn oOr5iigIi4e @r9ebniiIe ses
babt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
0ie Mnfunft Der araentinifden, in

Die glnfunft Der drgentinif6en, in
@enua gefauften Saiffe pNtiibtn"
unb .aaIuso" in sapan ipnrbe ent~
1pre9enb eefeiert, audi gu Gbren Der
s8emannung 5eitlibteiter perantaltet,
bie aber batb eiigeffellt ipurber, dls
man Ii6 Die 2eute be5ab. Wtan tpolte
tapFere 5eendnnsr feiern, Shotiade
aber mar, bab altf ben @3htffen 0ds
drgIte 9tiinbel bertreten mar, hpel@es
Fplh internationale 9afenF0bte tpts
Benua, pprt Saib unD Colombo be-
Gerbersen. 3erlumpt, serrifIen, beiue
BELT unb betrurfen 3og bic @e{eEf4aft
hut4 Die StraBen gDfohumaS. Die
iapaniI9en OeIegirien, ipel9en bic
2tufgobe 3u9efolIen tpdr, bic 2eute 81
unter6alten, iGGmten fid6, tpenl1 fie
nit ibnen auIanmen geIeben rnroen.
LIMB bic SSremben i6dmten itA ouA
Of Iplc1er 8ertreter @urDpos. '@5elbit
5tpei 9tuiIen IoIen rnter Der 8eIabung
eeiDeien letn. Die perfommeniten So
paner 6Gtten {i9 mo anbers ntbt 10
unlpiirbig betrugen, tpte bteie n90bne
bes fultipirten MeItens". Sein Mun=
Der, tpenn bic Sapansr bdmifA nit
ben 6ingern na9 ibnen ipieien, Der
SdmuB alf ben beioen Rriegsid)iffen
ion unglanblif gepelen .1etn.
Die nsue Ringbobn i'm ben Saifal>
fee, bur9 ipelde bas gr0bts 9inDerz
nib in Der Sruppenbef fDrberung nad
Sftaiten beIeitiet tuirb,~ Fellt eine Der
I tbellerIten @tIenbobnbatten bar, Die
8uBlanb ausgefiibrt bat, benn iebe
Merf berIelben fam auf 210,777 Guz
bel, ndbrenb 1td3 bic Soften Der tpei IT.
| fibiriI I6en ouf nlr 38,487 Nubel, bic
Der tranSboitdliI6en ouf TITO Hu=
hef unb bic Der llhuribabn ouf 29,=
O46 Hubsl pro MerIt ftelIten. Die
@eIommtfpIten Der 8oifatbabn beGauz
fen 1i6 ouf 53,625, ,745 Hubel. Ote5e
enormen 8autoIten laKen ith bur4
bic groBen te6ni1den S6tpierigfeiten
erflGre11, Die beim 8a6nbau gu betDGlz
tigen tparen. 2(uf elmer Gntfernung
bon PA Merit mar Die 2[nIage BON
19 GunneIs, 189 8riiden unb aebn
! 8iabutten notbtpenbtg, lpobet Der
gr0bte She'll Der 8obn in Sells gez
iprengt ober rntermauert toerben
muBte. BON Der Station 8aituG aus
SGblt bic neus 8a6n 5ebn Stotionen,
bis iie 3i9 nit Der tronSboitdltf9en
Qinie an Der Station MpKopoia perz
etntgt. Der 9au bieIsr 8abn tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1899 unter Der 2eitung bea
Sberingenieurs @diprtmolpitI6 auf=
9enommen unb nit feltener @nergie
| gu Gnbe geFiibrt. gu ben Irbeiten
ipuroen bdupt1d9li9 StrGflinse bez
range5o9en, ba bic 4rbeitsbebingun=
gen Die benfbar i6nierigfen paren
penn man bonn rauben &lima unb be,
unbetpobnten 8eqenb abfie9t. Dem
Gbaratter tbrer 8auorbeiten ra9 fol
bic 8abn, no9 MeuBerungen rrl5itidel
cSn9enieure, cine Der ihpiert9Iter
Suuten Der Melt boritellen, bcrer
@usfii6rung Dem rufiiihen Giien;
babntpeien ale @6re MAIDEN 1ou.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

sssn sStalien bat man ben Raiier
rtparm empfangen". Das paiiirt bort
Inn bic iebtse Sabresaeit alien ReiIen=
ben. Wdre er fpdter getommen, 10
niirbe fein gmpfans fpgar ein beiber
eetpefen iein.
Das 1iberite 3ei9en, bab Der Sriihz
ling ieirlen Ginaltg gebalten: Die 8Dbs
,le,lbarpne baben bic &ebucirune Der
Roblenpreiie In Grpdgnn9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

Gs eiebt ssSGser, ipel9e fih fir per-
fefte MaibmGnner halten, ipenn ibnen
auf bem 6eimipes sinfdllt, bob tie
fsinen Ireiber aneefhof1en baben.
X X
Der nd9ite aaoemeine s5.iebells=
conereB finbet I'M nd9Iten October
in Bottom itatt. @inem rnberbiirgten
@erii9t aurolge foG Die Mbiiht be-
iteben. bel jener feierlihen @elegen@
beit ben Weifabo, ben rufiifhen 3ar.
ben 5ultdn Der Siirfei, ben 6arIten
bon 8ulearien unb ben 5iihrer Der
Maeebonier 5ll gbrennitsliehern 5il
MAIDEN.
n X M
Die Grais6uns bes ainbes bsainni
Bel be- @ebnrt Der Mnffer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

NbeFpnten. nit bem unler GonIul
Sttnner tiir5lid etnen 8ertrag Ders
einbart bat, erfreut ii9 na9 tpie por
Der 8eoba9tung Rublanbs. Sas ruff
iii9e Sinan5miniitertum bat neuers
binss cine tpiHenl9aftIt9e grpeoitton
bortbtn se19idt. In ibrer Spise
I:ebt Der 8ersinsenteur GurndtOff,
unb als tbr 9ouptaped tpirb Die Sr>
fori9ung Der solbfiibrenben 8e5irts
in Der um9ebung Der Quelle bes
MeiBen Hils be5ei6net.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
9ert1ti1dJtea.

9fa9 Melbungen aus Sbbneg, Qus
itralien, 1T Die Wei3enernte beinabs
beenbet, unb na9 ben S6dBunsen Der
iOll Der Srtrus um II ,00O,s
900 9ufbel b0ber iein als aupor. eieb'
aebn MiQionen 8ulbel iteben ieBt fir
ben grpDrt our 8erfiigung.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Frances E. Morehouse has sued for
divorce from c. A. Morehouse on
grounds of wilful absence of more
than three years past
Harry Beckham and wife of To-
ledo, were guests of Mrs. G. Holbrook
and Mrs. Carl Beckham last Sunday.
Fred G. Eberly has been unable to
attend to business for the past week
ON account of Il severe attack of lum-
bago.
Ed. DeNerna and VIM. Broka
have gone to Paulding to visit rela-
tives and expect to bring home some
cattle for winter feeding.
II. ii. Sargent returned from q
business trip last Saturday, He is en-.
joylng excellent health since his re.
turn from the St Louis, Mich, Min.
eral Springs sanitarium.
On. Saturday evening last members
of the Sophomore class of the Perrys
burg High School called on Miss Hal
lie Shipman, where they were charm
ingly entertained with music, games
and delightful refreshments. Til,
guests were Misses Ailene Trudeau
Hazel Trombla, Vallie Simmons, Ii;
Blinn, Edith Keller, Bertha Schaller
and Messrs, Pearl Pfsterer, Rober
Hartshorn, Harold Munger, Wilt
Hechler, Herman Schaller, Perc,
Thomas, with Miss Tarr MS chaperone
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16
MILLINERY AT COST.
Until the first of the Year,
4Ob. rlISS l.. Er1CH.

Fred Averill of Toledo, spent Sun
day in town.
L. 1. Browne spent Saturday and
Sunday in Chicago.
Miss Lulu Wilkinson of Cleveland,
was in town over Sunday.
VIM. Thompson and Geo. Caldwell
were IN Toledo Friday, on business.
Mrs. l.. l. Browne was visiting he r
sister at Waterville on Monday last.
Roy Hoover was the guest of
friends in Toledo few days this week.
Geo. Spencer and wife of b. g.,
were guests of Edward Churchill and
wife on Sunday last.
Mrs. Charles Baraugh of Toledo
is the guest of her brother, Frank
Blinn and family.
e. p. Averill and wife and Miss
Robertson sstarted for Los Angeles,
CAL, last Tuesday,
Russell Barton, wife and baby
will spend Sunday with r. S. Clegg
and family of Toledo.
M. V. Bradield, wife and children
will spend the holidays with relatives
and friends In Dundee, Mich.
Boys school shoes at 1926, 1.5O
and 1.75. A new line of good shoes
just what you want. Try them, at
FULLER's.
Mrs. Rheinhart and Mrs Baird OF
Toledo, were the guests of Chas. l.,
Koch and wife Thursday evening OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muggy of Lime Stone
and Miss Laura Bauman of Lime City
were the guests of Geo. Caldwell anG
family last Wednesday.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church viii
have case of holly for sale, first o
next week, commencing Monday after
noon. Persons desiring holl,
for Christmas decorations can get l
at the church.
John Egbert, who fell from loa,
of fodder, and broke both arms, i
residing at the home of j. M. Brow
In Perrysburg, and is rapidly improy
ing under the care of DR.. Bowers. ant
will soon be able to return to his HON
Ia Bowling.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Miss Ida Danofsky is visiting Fred
Kazmaier's family this week.
Miss Minnie Broka is home from
B. G.. this week visiting her parents.
Mrs. Margaret Goodman and Mrs.
Townsend have gone to Salem, o., to
visit relatives
George Munger went to Chicago
the first of the week to purchase cat
tie for his market here.
Albert Kazmaler and wife enter
tained John ITerthneck and daughter,
Ida, and Chris. lIerthneck of Cleve-
land, and Miss Lena Herthneck of
Liverpool, on Saturday afternoon last.
The first sleighing of the season
was enjoyed in Wood county on Tues
day. The snow was very thin, how
ever, and the horses that were doing
the pulling were very sure they were
doing the serious end of a "slay" ride.
john and Chris. Herthneck and
| Miss Ida Herthneck of Cleveland and
Miss Lena IIertmeck of Liverpool
were in attendance at the Carter KaZ-
maier wedding and spent the latter
part of last week with John Kazmaier
ST., and family.
The Evangelical Christian En-
deavor society will give social at the
home of Albert Fahrer, on Dec. 10. \
supper will be served free to all who
attend, and conveyances will be pro-
vided to convey all who desire to at
tend, by meeting at the home of Chas.
Fluhart, corner fifth and Nam streets
at 1 p. m.
Mrs. Anthony Loeb was born
March 8, 1878, and was united in mar
riage August %, 1897, and died Dec.
II, 1904, at her home in .Perrysburg at
the age of 2G years and 10 months.
She leaves husband and 3 children
to mourn her death. Her funeral ser
vices were conducted at her late home
on Monday by Rev. George Matthews
mterment in TT. Melgs cemetery.
"A large number of friends of Les.
ter Carter and wife surprised them al
their home on the UnGerhill farm, or
Wednesday evening, with miscella
neous shower. Many beautiful a;
well as useful presents were presented
them. For his patience in unwrap
ping large packages, Mr. Carter was
awarded a handsome prize. Games
and refreshments were indulged il
until late hour when all departed fo
home having enjoyed pleasant even
ing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Miss Carrie Marti of Haskins is
quite Ill with typhoid fever.
Chris. A. Hoffman, who has been
quite ill, is able to be out.
Cash paid for old gold.
G. j. EVANS.
james Marti of Haskins was the
guest of Howard and Elmer Hellman
last Sunday.
-Diphtheria in Il very virulent form
is raging in several homes in Hoyts-
vile, this county.
Mrs. VIM. Wertz and baby of East
Toledo, were the guests of n. w. Cox
and wife few days since.
Miss Hazel Trombla and Allison
Webb were guests of Chester Webb
and wife in B. G. last Sunday.
Misses Mary Franey and Maggie
Hayes attended the LaFollette lecture
in Toledo last Monday night.
-Chas. Hayes and wife and Walter
Cole and wife of Toledo spent Sunday
with James Hayes and family.
Misses Daisy Schaumloeffel, rs
ther Jezzard and Lottie Hayes were
guests of Toledo friends Wednesday.
Mrs. b. F. Gunder of Roachton
was the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Isch, of Moline, last Sunday.
DR.. Yonker of b. G.. was the guest
of S. Saltonstall last Monday and at
tended the funeral of Mrs. II. II.
Dodge.
Mrs. Henry Witgen and Mrs.
Thomas Roether of Toledo, were the
guests of Mrs, f. r. Trombla last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rachael Purdy of Grand
Rapids, Mich, who has been visiting
with the family of her brother. Chas.
Rowe, has returned to her home.
I James Hayes of Bowling was a
Perrysburg visitor few days since.
Mr.. II. is very busy man while at
home, and keeps the Bowling elevator
on the hustle.
Geo. W. Hoffman has purchased
the restaurant, formerly owned by S.
Krauss, adjoining his cafe, and will
conduct it in first-class manner
serving meals and lunches at all hours.
See our new line of Suits for
small Boys suitable for school at S1.5C
5000, $3.50 and $500 guaranteed as
good as any body will sell you at these
prices. A. C. FULLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Marcus Brown of Cocaine, Wash
ington, is the guest of his uncle, j. M.
Brown.
Mr.. Tunison of Haskins, spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. l.. l..
Browne.
DIR. c. d. Miller of Traverse City,
Mich, made brief call on Perrysburg
relatives here this week.
Mrs. Munshower of Bowling Green
was III town Monday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Sarah Dodge.
The second annual family reunion
of the Brown family will be held at
the home of w. w. Brown in Mon
clova, on Christmas day.
-Messrs. Searle, Bishop and Broyer
of Toledo MISS Tora Hoffman, and
Father Adamson were the guests OF
w. p. Adamson and family, Sunday
When you feel like sighing-sing,
Signing will never pleasure bring.
Learn to laugh, you can laugh and
laugh right
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea al
night. Bowers G Comstock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16
TRANSFERS.

Jas. Henderson to j. w. Brownsber
ger, lot l6 Milton Center, $50.
j. w. Brownsberger to Louis Krono
berg, same S1G0.
Zella Albright to Geo. Lighthiser,
lot $50 Rossford, 5000.
F. NJ. G.. Sibert to A. G.. Tolles, s
acres Weston, $1,000.
VIM. Emo to Henry Kinker, IA acre
Middleton, S125.
Henry Zimmerman to j. f. Moenter
jr., lot 3l5, Pemberville S145O.
VIM. GOckerman to Frederick Nebis
lots IS and 20 Pemberville, $1,000.
Richard Priest to Frederick Siel-
chott, 9-100 acres Lake, S2500
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16
NOTICE TO SETTLE,

Owing to the great loss which |
have sustained by the recent fire, it
is necessary that | should secure all
money due on accounts, therefore all
persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to me, will please call and
make prompt settlement.
dob. A. j. WITZLER
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Edward Connors and wife of To-
ledo, were colling on VIM. Ford and
family Sunday.
Miss Buckney and Mrs. Luella
Corners of Toledo, spent Monday with
Miss oleva Ford.
w. G. Escott and family of To-
ledo, were Sunday guests of S. E..
Hartshorn and family.
For RENT.-Five room house on
Fourth street.
41a* Mrs. E. SCHELLINGER.
-WANTED.-Lady to do cooking in
restaurant. b. ZINGG. Ala
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

If you have any old Gold bring it
to EVANS and get the cash.
-NoTICE.-I will give % per cent.
discount on all stock hats.
Miss ADAMsoN
Joe SIMPLE had the misfortune to
lose his best COW which died last Tues.
day night.
Miss Valley Simmons was the
guest of Miss Halle f. Shipman OF
Roachton over Sunday.
Word has been receiyed from ia
cob Arta who is now in Mercy hospital
Chicago, which indicates that he il
improving and hopes are now enter
tanned for his complete recovery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS

My stock of holiday goods is larger
than ever before and includes
Toys of every description.
Albums, Cuffs and Collar boxes.
Dolls of Every size and price.
Fancy writing papers.
r. DAM,
4Ob Perrysburg, y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16
Your Christmas List.

Bear mind there fourteen shopping days before Christ
before Christmas usually
that makes shopping unpleasant and satisfactory This list
will doubt, prove convenient you Clip
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

DIR. CLARENCE 5. ORDWAY,
1853 Oak ST., TOLEDO, O.
Hours Till Il. M, II to . and 6 to
I 80 p. m.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Peau de Sole silk, yard, 75c,
Black Taffeta silk, yard, 79c.
Yard wide taheta, yard, SOC.
Yard wide peau de sole yard $3.50
4-yard waist patterns, $4
Crepes and Eolienna to $50
Broadcloths and Venetans to I.75
Scotch Mixtures soc to I.5o
Black dress goods soc to 2.25
Heavy heeced bath robe $50
Pretty wool bath robe 500
Dark blue house coat 500
Light tan house coat 90
Oxford gray house coat 800
Mems dongola house slippers I 90
Mems embroidered house slippers soc
Mems fine kid opera slippers $50
Women's fine felt slippers 100
Women's fancy telt slippers I.25
A French Coney fur scarf 7ec
A Natural water mink scarf I.25
An Australian Marten scarf $50
"A PlCtly NuSSldil hdlC SSdll 4.Oo
A very wide Marten scarf 500
A genuine black Marten scarf 1000
A genuine Fox scarf, long 1850
A genuine Mink scarf IS 90
Very fine Sable Fox scarf 1000
Half-itted black Kersey 26 inch 500
Loose fitting Kersey 26 inch $50
Loose fitting Kersey As inch 10.
ga length Scotch IL,
ga length Scotch & Kersey IS.
"a length fine kersey 1850
Half fitted back, best kersey 20.
NearseaL 24-inch jacket As,
Better Nearseal, 26-inch jacket 90.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-12-16

Women's Umbrellas, to 7 so
Mems Umbrellas 81 to SIS
Women's Handkerchets &c to 81
Mems Handkerchiefs sc to ST.
Women's fancy hose 25c to soc
Mems fancy hose 25c to So
Women's kid gloves to $50
Mems kid gloves soc to 81
Women's golf gloves 25c to SOC
Mems golf gloves 25c to 75c
Women's fascinators 25c to So
Women's neckwear 1Oc to SOC
Mems fine neckwear 25c to SOC
Ways mufflers 25c to 81
Children's silk lined gloves S.
Mems silk initial handkerchief 1oc
Womens lace edge handkerchief SC
Women's back combs 25c to ST.
Womens kid and silk belts soc to ST.
Beautiful glass medallions, Ioc to soc
Ebony hair brushes Toe
Good ebony combs SOC
Heavy ebony mirrors $3.50
Denim pillow covers 25c
New pin cushions, 25c to $3.50
Children's kid mittens Soc
Military hair brushes ST. pair
Indian bead auto bags 25c to ST. 80
Good quality blue beaver overcoat 6.
Well made fine Kersey overcoat 8.
Long gray or black overcoat 10
Fancy belt overcoat-4 patterns IL
Fancy belt and plain overcoats Is
Long box and fancy belt overcoat IS
Rich Kersey and Vicuna overcoat 20
Soft Vicuna and heavy Melton %
Fine black silk lined overcoat %
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