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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13
NOTICE.
IN CIRCUIT COURT.--Nilas Cnunty
In the matter OF G. II. Ogden, insol-

IN CIRCUIT COURT. --Vilas Cnunty
In the matter OF G. II. Ogden, insol-
vent
10 VIM. Bergenthall Is Co. Il. Rams
coff 4 Co, Sheftle 4 Son, milwaukee,,
Wis, f.. .Stadler. Nansau, Wis, Koe-
lsr & Co, Tomah, Wis, Il. Keyland,
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George Reuder Brewing Co. Wcinfelt
& Welt, f. n. w Shafcr, L. N. Phalen
Merrill. Wis. Charles Thompson < Co,
q. +. Wssler. Minneapolis, Mimi,
Spatford & Cole, Rhinelander. Wis. A.
Ayers, TomanawS, Wis, Ashland Chg
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Take notice that on the 1st day OF
June, 1925, an order was granted by
sohn X. Parish, judge OF the fifteenth
judicial Circuit, Wisconsin,, on petit
ton of The undersigned. e. II. Oy,len
OF Minocqua, Villas Co, Wis IN inso .
vent debtor. requiring all creditors Of
such iaSolvent to show cause, il any
they have. before the Hon, g, V. Bar
deem. Judge of the sixteenth Judicial
Circuit, at his chambers in the city OF
Iausau, in the county Of Marithon. in
said state, ON the 18th, day of Au-
gust 1895 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
why an assignment Of such insolvent's
estate should not be made and he
be dis charged from his debts pursuant
to the Provisions OF Chapter l19 OF the
Revised Statutes OF Wisconsin.
Dated this l1th day OF June. 1895.
G. II. OGDEN, Insulvent.
d. L. RIoRpAN. Atty for Petitioner,
Eagle River; Villas County, Wisconsin
First publication June 18th.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13
DRUMMONDS LIGHTNING

Remedy done great work for II. j.
Lewis, oi Andorsovile Mills 5. &.
He had sciatic rheumatism in HE left
hip and leg, and for six weeks was not
able to sit up or walk u step: and sui
fered untold aGonies. After using
Drummonds Lightning remedy for
Rheuma tism for two weeks he wrote
that he could walk and that the pain
was gone. If you suffer from Rheu-
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13
nnNvr TAKE OUR WORD.

But ask your doctor ii there Is any
curefor rheumatism. Ifamamherof the
old school he will say there Is none.
If OF the more modern and progressive
practice he will say that Drum
m. uds Lightning Remedy fur Rheu-
matism is the only known specific.
and that it's proprietors offer re-
ward of $500 for |, case it viii not cure
The preparation is both Internal and
external, consists of two large bottles
ono months treatment. and will be
sent by express to any y dress upon
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Colo Maiden Lane, Now York.
Agents wanted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13

Man eau make seeds that look real
but only God can make those that will
grow.
God has never been able to re-
veal himself in advance of known
needs.
The Bible declares that'ali lost sim
ncrs will go to the same place.
"A mean man feels better when he
thinks he has found omething in the
Bible that will let him stay mean and
still respect himself.
If heaven could be bought for a
price. rich rascal couldn't be kept
out.
A truly religious life is q crystal
glass wherein Christ secs his own like.
ness.
Does the sheep dispise his fleece
because the W. Ii has worn it?
Giving us II chance to suffer il
this work is Gods way Of bestowins
riches and honor upon us in the next
Some men arc always asleep Wher
u golden opportunity comes to thie1
door.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13

The game of ball Sunday between
the Amigo nine and the home tcam
was not such a game as would make
the average bah crank enthusiastic.
There we're some good plays made on
both sides but II e. were almost lost
sight of among the countless errors.
The home boys batted in theirold time
style and fairly killed two pitchers for
the visitors. O'Connor who pitched
for the home nine was not battad SO
hard but he was very wild ut times
which, aided by errors at critical times
allowed the visitors to pilo up seven
&c n runs which should have won the
game but did not. The score Is to II
tells the whole story and nothing more
need be said.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13
CONSIDERATION.

81 believe am getting selfish" she
said to herself. am thinking al
together to much aboutmy own Dleas-
ure. 1t will only harm me to have
Idlef and my pretty phaeton. il 1T
teaches me to think 50 much about my
self"
Instantly, there came into her mind
something which her pastor had said
at the last lIndeavor consccrati ton
meeting: There is nothing good in
this world which cannot be consecra-
ted to Jesus, and used for his glory.
II will cpnsccrate my pony and phae-
toni" she said. "There poor old Grad
ma Gollyer--l heard her say last week
that hen. rheumatism would never let
her walk to church again. I'll tax G
her next Sunday. And there is Edith
Bowers-she has been SO weak, ever
since she had the iever. III give her
Il drive TOMORROW, surely. And there
is the minister himselt-he has to walk
away over to the Oakdale mission,
every Sunday afternoon. Idlcr shall
take hm, aftor this. Dear me, how
lovely it will all be! 1t seems as If it
was only when things are cOnsecrated
that YOU really begin to enjoy thcml''
And think Marian was right.-Thc
Lookout.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13
DUTY AND FEELINGS.

Not long since We heard u father say
to HIS boy. Are you ready for the
Endoavor meeting this evening"? To
which the boy made answer, Il done
feel like going tonight. / think
shall stay away for once. What differ
ence will it make?'
"All the difference between dong
light and doing wrong. Rodger. Do
you always feel like going to school
and studying your lcssons?'
well, no, butt have To do it or
III get behind. Then, perhaps,
couldn t catch up
$50 you will get behind in your
Christian life If you miss II meeting
for no good reason was the fathers
rejoinder. Suppose farmer only
worked when he felt like it, and y mer-
chant stayed away from his business
when it was exactly agreeable to go.
How would the world 30 OF? Why Is
it that only in religious matters feel
ings count for SO much? The question
is what ought you to do?"
And the fathers words were wise
ones. 1t is not by hapkazard way of
doing that we cam progress IN our
Christian life. And he who thinks to
the contrary will find many set-backs
aud discouragements. Tie Gospe
News
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13

The fishing never was better here
thanit is this spring Pike and bass
are SO plentiful that they are being
brought in in boat loads. A large
number OF muscallonge are also being
caught Scarcely IL day passes but
what from one to i've are brought in
averaging over twenty pounds apiece
and some OF them 4 great deal large
than that.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13

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Thursday June, 13, 1895.
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THE HABIT OF INTER
RUPTING.

| A few days since was present ut a
small lunch party of ladies, and [ no.
ticed with some surprise the scant
courtesy that they showed to one an
| other during conversation. One of
the party would start to say some
| thing, and before she had finished. an
other would break in with another
toIi !, only to be interrupted in turn.
prised, for these women were sup
| posed to be well-bred, and yet they
were disregarding one OF the simplest
rules OF self behavior.
A little later + was calling on some
| friends, and / noticed the same taing.
! Each member of the family would in
| terrrpt the others, and the inter
ruption was considered Il matter of
course. Then | understood the situa-
ton better, and put the blame just
where it belonged on the lack Of
home training. If the mother grows
careless, and allows her children to
contract the habit of interrupting one
another constantly, she must not be
surprised ii this habit is carried be-
You'd the home circle, and her children
show in society the result OF her indul-
gence or thOuGhtlessness.
| The habit is one OF the most I'M
pleasant that can be contracted, and
| the fact that it is such common one
does not make it one bit the better or
the more eXcusable. 1t is II habit
that grows Oh one uncOnSciouslv, if
one does not keep close watch. 1t
should be the care of the mother in
the home to teach her chilren respect
for one another, and insist upon that
courtesy of treatment which she eX-
poets them to- give to strangers,
Unless politeness is a habit, it will
never be q grace. 1T must be ingrained
and sho teaching cannot be begun too
early.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13
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for colds. Group and whooping cough in
children that few mothers who know
its worth are willing to be without it.,
For sale by Z. Reart.siey. Druggist
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Owing TO the burning Of a bridge
cast of Gagen the 500 trains have
been running on this road for several
days. They come around by the way
of lEatersmeet striking tho 500 again
at Gagen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-06-13

Sometime ago | was troubled with
an attack Of rheumatism. | used
Oh amberlains Pain Balm and was
vised many OF my friends and custo-
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RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
(By Rev. n. c. Todd)
A LIE.

She told lie, q little lie
1t was SO small and white,
She said, ut cannot help but die
Before another night"
And then she laughed to see it go,
And thought it was as white us
snow.
But oh, the lie! it larger grew,
Nor paused by night or day,
And many watched it as it few
And, if it made delay,
Like something that was near to
death,
They blew it onward with their
breath.
And on its track the mildew fell,
And there were grief and shame
And many sDotless lily-bell
Was shrivelled as with flame.
The wings that wero SO small and
white
Were large, and strong, and black
as night.
One day a woman stood aghast,
And tremb,ed in her place,
For something flying far and fast
Had smote her in the face
Something that cried in thun der
tone,
81 come! l come! Take back
your own!
ELLEN M. III. Gates.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
MR.. WILLIAMS READS.

A Reciter From New York Gives Extracts
From "Henry w."
Hannibal A. Williams of New York gave
partial recital of the first part of shake
speare's Henry "" yesterday afternoon
in the parlors of the First Unitarian
Church. There was fairly large audience
present, and the recital was listened to
with interest, if not with any particular
enthusiasm.
The portions of the play dealing with
Falstaff had been especially culled. Mr..
Williams comfortable. complacent man
ner and his round, oily voice evidently
encouraged him to feel at home in the role
of the portly knight.
1t is not to be supposed that Sir John
was the only character portrayed, how
ever; Mr.. Williams assumed over twenty
two roles, reciting them easily and pleas
antly, albeit without any remarkable
amount of grace or dramatic power. His
enunciation was clear and could be fol-
lowed without the slightest strain on the
hearers attention, though he had few
peculiarities of pronunciation, such as that
OF alluding to the factious Northumb berla nd
party as the 'reb-bils."
The character which he fell farthest short
of realizing was Bluff Prince Hal, but Mr..
Williams atoned for this by his sympathy
for Falstaff. Taken altogether, his reading
was an interesting and Instructive one.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

three millionaires who are banded under
the name of the San Pablo Fishing and
Shooting Club.
'What's the consideration of that lease ?"
asked Wentworth.
"Oh, it's nominal" said the witness.
zone dollar, | believe"
"But there was verbal agreement that
the lessees should keep the levees in re-
pair" said Mr.. Foote, though he had not
been sworn.
"And the levees have been broken for
two years. said Mr.. Wentworth and he
had not been sworn either.
When all the evidence was in, Mr.. Went
worth moved to dismiss the complaint,
because no showing had been made that
the defendants had trespassed without the
knowledge or consent of the owners.
why, the first crack out of the box we
ordered him off and he refused to go" re-
torted Mr.. Foote, and the court held to
this view.
Then Mr.. Foote opened the argument,
claiming that no Legislature had the right
to permit poaching on private property.
These gentlemen, he said, had spent some
money in improving the property, and un-
less the jury gave protection to the prop
erty-owners of Contra Costa County, what
was to hinder the poaching oportsmen
from shooting the farmers cattle and set
ting fire to their hay ricks.
Some one outside hooted mildly.
If the gentleman will hold his peace
till get through in here" said Mr.. Foote,
81 wiz meet him outside and accommo-
date him in any manner he desires"
There were no more extraneous COM
ments.
For the defense Mr. Wentworth said his
client had been arrested as poacher upon
private property, and that the claim that
the preserve contained shellfsh was sub
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

terfuge. There might be few fancy
brands of CLAIMS on the preserves. but these
were not planted for the market nor with
the intention of ever selling them or be-
ginning such an industry. As for oysters,
they would not live above three or six
months in the water. 1t was clear case
of persecution by three rich men who de-
sired to monopolze one of the best duck
shooting marshes IN the district. They
were unproductive land. covered by water
at high tide, and under the law any sports
man had right to shoot thereon.
AS soon as the case was submitted to the
jury verdict of not guilty was rendered,
and it is almost needless to say this ver-
dict met the hearty approval of the entire
district; or at least as much Of it as was
represented in San Pablo last evening
when the verdict was announced.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
FUNDS TO PUNISH V|OLATORS OF THE LAW.

been arrested have been continued to give
the Assistant Attorney-General a chance
to prepare for the matter, and an effort
will be made to test the law thoroughly" !"
Antonio Fodera, P. +. Zammitt and
Charles Nauman, game dealers, who are
charged with the same offense as Malcolm
and Compodonico, appeared before Judge
Low yesterday and their cases were con-
tinued till Wednesday next. The same
was done with the cases of Joseph Meyer,
Adam Karl, Louis Harris and John Cam
pagno, charged with selling quail out of
season.
Warrants are also out for the arrest of
Mat Campagno and Charles Goldston.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
THE SUICIDE OF A WOMAN,
She Jumped Overheard From the
Stockton Steamer J. D.
Peters.
A San Francisco Letter-Carrier Who
Accompanied Her Has Dis.
appeared.

There was quite sensation on the
steamer j. D. Peters last evening. A note
from the purser to the agent of the craft in
San Francisco gave the first intimation of
the news as follows:
While passing through the middle grounds
In sulsun Bay at 8 :O5 P. NJ. one of our lady pas
sengers committed suicide by jumping from
the stern.
The Peters left San Francisco at P. M.
and almost at the last moment a good
looking couple got aboard. The woman
was we'll dressed and appeared to be about
% years of age. Her companion was about
~. Ihey gave their names as Mr.. and
MIS-. hugo kelss and secured stateroom.
After dinner they went out on the deck
and then shortly afterward the tragedy
occurred.
The purser and crew of the steamer saw
the woman jumped overheard. Some Of
the passengers say it was accidental. Any-
way the alarm was given and Captain Nc
Murtry at once gave the signal to stop and
go astern. A boat was lowered and for
half an hour the search for the unfortu-
nate woman was Kept up. Not a trace of
her could be found, SO the steamer pro-
ceeded.
AT the Antioch landing the man who
accompanied the woman disappeared and
no lnformatlon as to either his or her real
identity could be obtained until the J. D.
Peters reached Stockton Then an in
vestigation was held and the following ia
the result as telegraphed:
woman named Rella HaIsel, who is said TO
reside at 1908 Market street. San Francisco,
either fell or jumped overheard from the
steamer J. D. Peters on the uptrip across Sui
sun Bay last evening. Passengers heard her
scream as she struck the water, but none wit
messed her jump or fall. She was identified by
the baggage left in a stateroom.
An Investigation at this end shows that
Hugo Reiss is a letter-carrier, employed at
Station B of the Postoffice. Last Thurs
day he was granted fifteen days vaca-
ton and told Superintendent Meyers that
he was going to Stockton Friday night.
he was not known to be married man,
and as the woman was Familiarity known
on the steamer as Mabel" it is thought
that he ran away at Antioch in order to
avoid. if possible, being connected with
the suicide.
Mrs. Nellie Ayres, the landlady at 1903
Market street, said: "a couple calling
themselves Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Reiss stayed
here for two days last week They left on
Friday night to catch the Stockton boat,
where they were going to stay for few
days. Reiss was a letter-carrier and on
several occasions he and the woman have
stopped at my house. They appeared to
be very loving couple and if they ever
quarreled | know nothing about it."
The chances are that nothing more will
be known of the tragedy until the letter.
carrier returns or the river gives up the
dead.
rnnfh
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
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