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The system may well be illustrated by a call from alarm box No. 15, at the corner of St. Clair and Madison streets, the heart of the business section. Answering the alarm, the hose companies from stations No. 3, 11, 2 and 7, the nearest, would respond ; also engines from stations No. 2, 8 and 5, the aerial and the service ladder trucks from station No. 3, and the water tower from station No. 11. If more help was required a second call would bring three additional engines, four hose carriages and a ladder truck, and the apparatus in the outlying stations would commence to close in on the business section of the city, by moving from their accustomed stations to those nearer town. And the apparatus would keep closing in as the situation demanded, and upon the fourth call - the "general"- all would come to box No. 15, the scene of the fire. The longest possible run for any one company to box No. 15 would be that occasioned at the Air Line Junction station, a run of three miles, and that would be on a direct call.
There are 258 fire alarm boxes in service, and the telegraph system is thoroughly modern and one of the most perfect in existence for transmitting fire alarms. The wires are laid in underground conduits in the business section, and strung on poles in the outskirts. In addition, a city telephone system connects every station, and by an arrange- ment with the Central Union Telephone Company, the transmittal of telephonic fire
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Shoes for All - -
There is no good o sort of SHOE? for man, woman or child that you will not find here . . .
Raab Bros. and Rall
441 SUMMIT STREET
Trade Where your Dollars do Double Duty ....
Merchant Tailors' - Misfit -
Clothing Parlors
237 Summit Street
The Savings Institution of Toledo
The East Side Bottling Works Co.
BOTTLERS OF
Crystal Rock Soda and Mineral Waters
418 Main Street
Bell Phone 66 East Toledo
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THE KIRK MANUFACTURING CO.
Van Vleck & Stow
Producers of Petroleum
TOLEDO, OHIO
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Mrs. Vena Allen, Matron.
J. J. Wernert, Court Officer.
Mrs. M. E. Rhoades, Matron.
alarms has the right of way over all other business. Ready access is had to the alarm boxes by the glass key box system. In case of fire the glass is broken by a stick, knife or stone, and the key is at hand to open the box.
At night each station reports to the central alarm office once every hour, making the calls at central come in once every four minutes. This system serves to keep the many miles of wire, aerial and submarine cable, almost continually tested, and to keep the force on the alert.
The force is confined to a discipline rather military in nature, and an arrangement that serves to keep the chief in touch with the force at his command. No man can leave his station without permission, and daily at 9 A. M. the captain of each station makes a report for the twenty-four hours preceding. This report also covers details of every fire alarm responded to. A sample report would read : "Box 231, 7 A. M., six men responded (giving the names): Smith absent, day off; Brown absent, sick; Jones absent, at breakfast." The captains know where the men are every minute of the day or night, and so does the chief. That the discipline is effective is shown by the records of 1899, which show that only four men were reprimanded. In good weather daily drills are held with the aerial ladder truck, water tower and engines.
The department has a pension fund, derived from a percentage of the taxes paid by foreign insurance companies to the State of Ohio. The fund at present contains $37,092.04, and eighteen families are carried on the pension roll.
The Chief's report for 1899 shows that the department responded to 625 alarms, the horses traveling 5,838 miles, and the men working 2,47434 hours at fires, laying 342,400 feet of hose, and raising 13,751 feet of ladder.
The false alarms numbered 52. The total fire losses were $763,542.78, but one fire alone caused $592, 417.68 loss, and the loss for 624 alarms was but $171, 125.10.
The Toledo water works is, of course, the main-stay of the fire department. There are 154 miles of cast-iron water mains in the city, and 1,010 fire hydrants. The stand-pipe is the highest in the United States, and the pumping plant is one of the most modern in
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WHEN IN NEED OF SHOES TRY
H. EGLEY
Cash and One Price
309 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio
MANUFACTURERS IMPORTERS
The Dow & Snell Company ... WHOLESALE ...
Grocers and Coffee Roasters
TOLEDO, OHIO
THE CVIER
PHONE 910 JOHN RENNER, Proprietor. 341 ST. CLAIR STREET
All Whiskies sold over my bar are strictly 9 and 12 years old (and aged in bond). It is difficult to get good whisky, and yet it is most essential that it should be good, especially when physicians prescribe it for old and young people and children that need a stimulant. The home is not safe without a pure whisky, as it wards off colds and pneu= monia. My whisky speaks for itself when you try it.
The guarantee of the best physicians in the city is back of the whisky I sell over my bar.
Police Department, City of Toledo, Ohio
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D. E. NOLAN TAILOR 503 MADISON ST
TUXEDO CAFE BONNY MILNER, Proprietor 322-324 ONTARIO ST
CASEY'S OLD ØØØ WHISKIES
Hunter Private Stock No. 1 Hunter Rye Casey's Imperial Rye Casey's Imperial Bourbon Monongehela Rye Broadford Rye Guckenheimer Rye Goldenwedding Rye Mount Vernon Rye Dougherty Rye Montecillo Rye Old Crow Bourbon James E. Pepper Bourbon Old Sharpe & Hunter Bourbon
The above goods run in age from 8 to 20 years
JAMES CASEY 504 Adams Street Bell Phone 1536
THE TOLEDO COLD STORAGE COMP'Y 120-126 NEBRASKA AVENUE
GENERAL COLD STORAGE AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN POULTRY AND PRODUCE
Storage Capacity 400,000 cu. ft. Long Distance Telephone 1984
We offer the very best cold storage facilities, because we have a per= fect house, perfectly cooled and ventilated, and we guarantee you . . . . Come and see for yourself
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George Miller, Janitor.
John C. Tandy, Janitor.
the world. The plant, which is situated in a pretty park on the banks of the upper Maumee, contains three five-million gallon engines, and two fifteen-million gallon high duty pumping engines. Thus the pumping capacity is 45,000,000 gallons of water per day. But the average daily pumpage is 8,000,000 gallons. Each of the two large engines weighs 500 tons, and is 61 feet 4 inches high. In the business section there are two thirty-inch (fire) force water mains, each three and one-half miles long. The appraised valuation of the entire plant, when pipe was at its cheapest, was $1,756,977.31.
The plant is a paying institution to the city. The income from water rents for one year was $127,059.78; the expenses $42,496.92; and the net income $84,562.86. The number of gallons of water pumped during a year were 2,589,058,758. The income from water rents in 1874 was $4,450, against over $127,000 in 1898.
The value of the water furnished the city in a single year is $58,700. This water is supplied to thirty-eight school buildings, three public stations, one cemetery, fifteen fire station houses, a thousand hydrants, the library, workhouse, and all the parks. The consumers who pay number over 12,000, and over 5,000 meters are in use.
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GRAY BROS
WHEN IN NEED OF SHOES, Go to the RIGHT STORE on the Wrong Side You will always find the best Ladies', Misses' and Children's, also Men's, Boys' and Youths' Shoes in Toledo.
WM. WACHTER & SON
320 SUMMIT STREET
FRED KRATT Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes
416 Monroe Street TOLEDO, OHIO
A. E. OVERMYER, President and Manager JOHN H. PADDOCK, Sec'y and Treasurer
The Paddock-Overmyer Co. Wholesale Grocers and Cigar Jobbers
215-217 Superior Street
TOLEDO
FRED. O. PADDOCK, Prest. ARTHUR L. MILLS, Vice-Prest. JAMES HODGE, Sec'y and Treas.
THE PADDOCK-HODGE CO.
GRAIN
29 and 30 Produce Exchange
TOLEDO, OHIO
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Che Coledo Stove Company JACOB J. LEONARD, Manager
Gem
Stoves and
Ranges
RICHARD KIND
A. R. KUHLMANN
The Kind & Kuhlmann Builders' Supply Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
Fire Brick
Fire Clay American and Im- ported Portland Cement Calcined Plaster Plaster and Brick Mortar Sewer Pipe Flushings Stove Pipe Chimney Tops
Building Material
ALSO AGENTS FOR
Jamestown mortar Colors
Akron hydraulic Press Brick Findlay hydraulic Press Brick St. Louis hydraulic Press Brick
Mortar Color Drain Tile
Land Plaster
Fire Proofing Wall Coping
Fire Clay Tile Building Blocks Building Stone Crushed Stone
Common Pressed Buff and Terra Cotta Brick Paving Blocks
Bell Phone 1231 Harrison 1046
Office, Dock and Warehouse, 153 to 171 St. Clair Street
Sand Gravel
Lime
Plastering Hair Glass Sand
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JOHN S. KOUNTZ & SON Insurance, Real Estate and Loans No. 12 Produce Exchange
Telephone 363
M. R. FULLER
Real Estate and Loans Auditorium Building
Huron Street near Adams
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR Sells More Homes Cheap
Than any other Real Estate Dealer in the City
921 Spitzer
ISAAC KANDER
Metals of All Kinds Wholesale and Retail Rags
Copper, Brass, Zinc, Lead, Paper Stock, Rubber, Rope Dross and Scrap Iron Bottles, Bones BEST CASH PRICES PAID RAG WAREHOUSE, 608 SHORT STREET Foot Huron, near South Erie SCRAP IRON YARD, 133 & 135 S. HURON STREET PHONE 1510
JOHN W. KELLER
Dealer in General Hardware House Furnishing Goods Carpenters' Supplies, Implements, Seeds, Robes Blankets, Etc. Glass, Paints, Oils and Varnishes Phone 938 148 and 150 Main Street, Corner Second
J. MACK
DEALER IN Hides, Pelts, Furs, Wool, Tallow Liberal advances on consignments 7-9 Superior Street Between Monroe and Washington
H. J. BERNSTEIN
Bell Phone 1812
WHOLESALE DEALER
Rags, Rubber and Bones Iron and Steel Scraps, Old Metals And Grader of Railway Materials, Paper Stock, Woolen and Cotton Rags Office and Warehouse 802-812 15th Street, cor. Lucas
JOHN L. BEIGH
DEALER IN Old Iron, Metals and Rags
323 Water Street Bell Phone 2404-4 Rings
THE JOS. F. KIESWETTER
Cold Blast Carpet Cleaning & Rug
Manufacturing Company
Rugs made of old Carpets
Making over a Specialty
Bell Phone 875
Harrison Phone 513
916 Champlain St.
J. STAADECKER
DEALER IN Wool, Hides, Pelts, Fur, Clover Seed & Dried Apples
Consignments Solicited
30 SUPERIOR STREET
Established 1867 Telephone 558
N. L. RIES SONS & WEIL
Commission Merchants Fruit and Produce
Stencils Furnished Consignments respectfully solicited and prompt returns guaranteed Florida Oranges a Specialty
No. 417-419 Monroe Street
MELCHERS & EFFLER
WHOLESALE WINES AND LIQUORS 609 Monroe Street
Harrison Phone 51
Police Department, City of Toledo, Ohio
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FRANK M. HELLER.
GEORGE R. PULFORD.
The Police Reporter.
N this page we present the portraits of the four representatives of the leading newspapers of Toledo. Any one who is at all familiar with human nature will discover at a glance that these young men are the brightest, most enthusiastic and energetic of their class. The ideal police reporter combines of necessity, in addition to his skill as a writer, the keen perception and dogged determination of the police detective. They are as necessary to the police department as they are to their publication, and there is a close bond of sympathy between them. The successful reporter has a fund of knowledge and information little less than that of the bureau itself, and unless he be a man of good discriminating judgment would soon outlive his usefulness and be a menace to the secret working of the department. It often occurs that criminals are detected and brought to the bar of justice by these keen-scented fellows. Ever on the alert for news they are careful at the same time not to defeat by premature disclosures or advance information the plans of the police with whom they work hand in hand. The lives of these men are spent in familiarizing themselves with the criminal class and in associations which are often distasteful and dangerous, but it must not be inferred that this familarity with vice often in its most hideous forms has had other than an elevating influence on the characters of these gentlemen, as all of them are high-minded, conscientious and charit- able to a degree, as eager to lend a helping hand or say a cheering word to the fallen as they are indefatigable in arraigning the guilty in the columns of their respective papers. It is indeed a pleasure to come in daily contact with such worthy and companionable fellows as our police reporters are known to be. This almost hourly contact of the reporters and
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The Northwestern Elevator 8 mill @o.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Taylors Peerless ... AND ... Taylors Choice
THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR IN THE MARKET SOLD BY ALL GROCERS TRY THEM
Chris. Entemann
Restaurant and Sample Room
123 and 125 Summit Street TOLEDO, OHIO
Harrison Phone 106
Toledo's Famous Fishing Resort
BILLY GERTZ PROPRIETUR
OUR SPECIALTIES Frogs, Fish and Chicken Game in Season
EDGEWATER
Norton Hardware Co.
Masonic Temple Block
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hardware and Painters' Supplies
Try one of our 3 AAA I Jordan Pocket Knives. Manicure Sets and Carving Sets at Low Prices Paint your House with Onyx Paint PHONE 1808
NORTON BROS. Furnishing Funeral Undertakers Ashley Block, 819=821 Jefferson St. Finest New Equipment in the City Open Day and Night Bell Phone 2001
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GO TO
Koehrman Miller
For Anything
In FOOTWEAR
All Goods Warranted as Represented
705 SUMMIT STREET
W. W. SOTHERLAND
PHONE 1198
MARSHALL J. BELL
BELL'S DRY GOODS CO.
DRY GOODS TOLEDO,OHIO.
Wholesale and Retail Millinery, Capes, Furs and Lace Curtains a Specialty
209 and 211 SUMMIT STREET
OTIS BEVERSTOCK, Manager
A. E. KLAUSER
H. R. KLAUSER
East Side Milling Company
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Grain, Flour, Feed, Bolted and Coarse Meal, CORN AND OATS
Sole Agents for Pillsbury and National Milling Co.'s Flour
PHONE 294 Toledo, Ohio
This Laundry gives more and better work for the same amount of money than any other similar concern. It always has, it always will. That's how it got its large and increasing business -- that's how it's going to keep it.
Holmes' Laundry
Phones 1525
412-414 SUPERIOR STREET
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W. H. BOLLY
E. J. WELLMAN Phone 5876
Bolly & Wellman
Plumbers Gas and Steam Fitters
315 Main Street, E. Toledo, O.
Toledo Bottle Supply House
Receivers and Shippers of All Kinds of Bottles
Champagne, Brandy, Amber, Wine, Claret, Hock, Apollinaris, Ale and Porter, and all kinds of Mis- cellaneous Bottles Flasks Constantly on Hand
514 and 516 East Woodruff Avenue 1950 Union Street
JORAM J. CHATFIELD WM. C. BRAATZ
Bell Phone 1478
Palace Laundry Company
1106 Adams Street,
Toledo, O.
I. Gerson & Son
IRON AND STEEL SCRAP, METALS, Etc.
Old Railway Material a Specialty Yards :- Oak Street, on T. & O. C. Railway, East Broadway, on W. & L. E. Railway, East Toledo Long Distance Phone 1892
Office and Warehouse, 425-431 Water Street
V. BRAUN
ERNEST R. TORGLER
1865
Bell Phone 277 1900
Braun, Torgler & Co.
Fire Insurance
Chamber of Commerce Building
Toledo, O.
Toledo House Furnishing Co. S. H. FRANK, Manager
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, Etc.
Cash or on Easy Payments
502 and 504 Summit Street, corner Jackson Avenue
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Police Department, City of Toledo, Ohio
HARRY W. YEARICK.
JAMES A. THACKER.
the members of the department has a tendency to engender strong and lasting friendship. So close and familiar is the association of this big family that unconsciously the members fall into the habit of addressing them by some nickname, the significance and humor of which is understood by the department. For instance, Heller of the Blade is designated as "Maude." Yearick, of the News, answers to the name of "Ruby." Pulford, of the Bee, would be surprised if he were addressed other than as "Doc," and the pseudonym of "The Parson" fits Thacker of the Times like a glove.
how to Enforce Discipline.
BY WILLIAM S. BULL, CHIEF OF POLICE OF BUFFALO, N. Y.
ISCIPLINE is the systematic training and subjection to authority, in order to keep in control and command for harmonious and effective action certain elements. All persons are subject to moral, mental or physical discipline, either directly or indirectly, in one way or by another-there is the discipline of the home, the school, the college, the church, the army, the navy, of political parties, in commercial and mercantile business-even the newsboys and bootblacks are subject to a code and system of discipline of their own; last, but not least, the discipline of the police force, which is most essential for its successful management.
The enforcement of discipline in a police department rests in the hands of its Chief Executive Officer, and no matter what rules or orders are laid down for government, he must use good judgment and discretion in mobilizing the component parts of his command, with the aim to make the whole move in harmony. He should not exact or expect any
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Marine Boiler Works R. REEVES & CO. OF MANUFACTURERS Marine, Portable and Stationary Boilers
Drawings, Specifications and Estimates Furnished
Phone 1625
Tanks, heaters, Smoke=stacks and Sheet Tron Work
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
1009 to 1015 WATER STREET
E. H. MORETON, President M. J. TURNER, Vice-President C. S. TURNER, Sec'y & Treas.
PHONE 890
Members American Warehousemen's Association
The Moreton Truck & Storage Co.
DEALERS IN
COAL AND WOOD ....
GENERAL STORAGE
AND TRUCKING ........
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE
232, 234 AND 236 HURON STREET
Consignments of Freight in car lots, or less, for Toledo or points beyond, solicited.
Goods consigned to us for Transfer, Forwarding or Storage will receive prompt attention.
"The new Art"
Useful, serviceable, substantial in Furniture, Carpets, House Furnish= ings, Etc., can always be found at
Draper & nugent's
This progressive house, like the Police Department, can always be relied upon to give excellent service. We can refer with confidence to the officers and every mem= ber of the Police Department.
DRAPER & NUGENT
Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio
Metropolitan Business College
318=320 Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio PHONE 2048
Shorthand, Bookkeeping and English Courses Thoroughly Taught-Experienced Teachers Finest Equipped Rooms in State
C. C. BROWN, SHORTHAND
W. F. RIES,
BOOKKEEPING
BLADE PRINTING & PAPER CO. TOLEDO, OHIO
A GLIMPSE OF TOLEDO'S MAMMOTH IRON ORE DOCKS.
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THEO. HEIN, Manager Bell Phone 1668
Theo. Hein Furniture Co.
Manufacturers of
SPECIAL HIGH GRADE FURNITURE
Interior Work, Fine Staircases, Office and Store Fixtures
Factory, Foot of Huron Street, near Swan Creek Toledo, Ohio
E. H. DEPENTHAL, Prop.
PHONES 767
Established in 1855
Depenthal's Truck Line STORAGE and GENERAL TRUCKING
Safes, Pianos, Boilers and Machinery Moved and Hoisted Covered Vans for Furniture
Office, 106 Summit St. Stable, 331-333 15th St. Toledo, Ohio
Goods Packed for Shipment Household Goods Stored Harrison 792
Long Distance Phone 792
Established in 1850
McGettigan Cartage and Storage Company
Safes, Boilers and Machinery Moved and Hoisted. Piano and Furniture Moving and General Trucking. .
DEALERS IN DRAFT AND COACH HORSES
513 and 515 Washington Street Toledo, Ohio
PHONE 320.
R. G. BACON, Successor to R. G. BACON & CO.
R. G. BACON
DEALER IN
Builders' Hardware, Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes
Stoves, Ranges, Gas and Gasoline Stoves, Varnishes, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. STERLING STOVES
504 Monroe and 107 Superior Streets Toledo, Ohio
"Pioneer Brand Clover "
The Henry Philipps Seed and Implement Co.
Growers and Importers
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS
CLOVER SEED IN CAR LOTS A SPECIALTY
115 and 117 St. Clair Street Toledo, Ohio
H. ROSEN
DEALER IN
SECOND HAND MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION RAILS FOR STRUCTURAL PURPOSES
Relaying Rails of Different Sizes with all Equipments
Also dealer in Rags, Scrap Iron and Metals
Vance and Thirteenth Streets Toledo, Ohio
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POLICE JUDGE LYMAN J. WACHENHEIMER.
duty from his subordinates that he would not be willing to perform himself were the positions reversed, and to command successfully he must first have learned to obey. Precept and example should go hand in hand, and the Chief of Police should, by his deportment and bearing at all times and under all circumstances, but without ostentation, impress upon his subordinates that he is their superior officer. He should never injure those under him by tyrannical or capricious conduct, or by violent or abusive language, and it should be his endeavor to win and hold their respect and confidence, advising and counseling on all questions submitted to him, instilling a feeling of self-respect and self- confidence, eradicating all petty jealousies and irritating differences, insisting upon courtesy among his officers and their subordinates, thereby promoting mutual respect, which is indispensable to discipline. He should require respect from subordinates to superiors upon all occasions, whether on or off duty -never allowing familiarity nor discussions conveying censure or disparagements toward those in authority.
Abbreviations of titles are not compatible with good discipline, and should never be tolerated. The terms "Cap," "Doc," or "Sarg," not only indicate lack of intelligence and respect, bad manners and ill-breeding, but such abbreviations belittle the office. While perhaps not always intended, the inference is nevertheless present.
The enforcement of discipline is secured by calmness, impartiality, promptness, firmness, and justice and the prestige and character of the officer in command. These qualities are manifested by preventing wrongs rather than punishment of faults, and by abstaining from arbitrary correction when obliged to chastise. Discipline, when entrusted to .such authority, enlightened by police experience, will partake of the character of
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Lasalle 9. Koch's
Mammoth Sloves
Corner Superior and Jefferson
Compliments of The American Bicycle Company
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Police Department, City of Toledo, Ohio
Telephone 269
Opposite Monument
The St. George
J. W. ECKENRODE, Proprietor
625 North St. Clair Street
NED RADBONE, Jr.
Sample Room
3828 Summit Avenue
At Entrance to Bay View Park
NICE STREICHER Streicher's Place
Fine Wet Goods Imported and Domestic Cigars
1113 Cherry Street, Opp. Ann Arbor Depot
Just Like a Calendar, Always Up-to-Date
Tuesday and Thursday Afternoons Ladies' Days
ED. F. BYRNE'S new Century Cafe
AND BOWLING ALLEYS
1526-28 Cherry Street
Bell Telephone 1937
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Harrison Phone 344
BUFFET' STOCKED WITH PUREST WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
Paa
L.W.EBERT; MGR.
1017~1019 CHERRY ST., OPPOSITE ~
ANN ARBOR & WHEELING DEPOTS.
J. Steinem & Bro.
Sole Owners of the Celebrated
Columbian Club Whisky Wholesale Liquor Merchants 506 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio
William Couldwell
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Bell Phone 534
Harrison Phone 194 No. 515 Jefferson St.
Toledo Metal Sign & Adv. Co.
HIGH GRADE
SIGNS
TO ORDER
Advertising Signs and Novelties
Front Street, near Craig
C. Grauer
Fine and medium Furniture
414-416 Summit Street
The De Vilbiss Computing Scale Company
Albion and Bishop Streets
Yesbera Mnfg. Co.
20th Century Ideas
Make Combination Tables, Wire Display Forms, Wisdom or Umbrella Trees, Automatic Store Stools Floor Oil Cloth and Linoleum Exhibitors
Ahrendt & Sons
Bell Phone 79
WHOLESALE Wine and Liquor Merchants Whiskies in Bond
522 Monroe Street
Toledo, Ohio
Kaufmann Bros. & Co.
WHOLESALE Whiskies, Wines and Liquors
129 and 131 St. Clair St.,
Toledo, Ohio
Franc, Heyn & Co.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS
121 St. Clair Street
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Dr. A. D. HOBART, POLICE SURGEON.
paternal government, and will not be enforced with unsparing harshness. Discipline that has attained perfection supplies the deficiency of numbers, and the good or bad discipline of a police force depends primarily upon the laws established for its government and regulations. Rights and duties must be reciprocal, and be alike established by rules, which should precisely determine the duties and rights of all police officers, regardless of rank.
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