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Wilmington & Nor. K. Il.

TINE 4 HIN IN EFFECT. NOV. %, ~
Train, lcavs v llmington (FreN.h Ssreee
Station) { g. u u. Junction. Moatcha1tn
Wiaterhurn. auyenc1art 'irsaoRna Qosstre
Chaii . F,rd function, Pocops West Chester
Emhl seville Nor tonvilte, tIatnsvtlle and iutsr,
rrt,,att stat ions, daily exi.pt sunday. AZ
n nj : iaianl t2Jp. N, Sundays only asIb
q. M Ii and 1 p. NJ,
For Wnyne,uurs 'un'tton, springfield au1
att ~ a tn 2 IS AMI ioJp III sundays only ~
s.tJ n M, 2 Ii and Z in,
For Damn Biri'hpro, Rea ling aud tnter
me-. ate atlt ons. daily cxcepr Sunday a. ~
q H.. and rs p IN Sundays onlyat SODA .
md : VI p, ~.
A q MCAUSLAND, Srperlpt Sndcut
BOW mi SS BRIGGS Gen. PssA Assat
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HOW is YOUR WIFE,

Has she lost her beauty? II So Consultation
Indigestion. sick Headache nrc the prnc pal
Causes. karls Clover Root Tea has cured
these ills tnlf u century. Price &c and SOC
Money refunded II results arc not satisfactory
For Sale by N. B. Danforth. Secon,. and Mar
ket streets,
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Fish And Oysters

Call phones 800
for good and cheap Fresh Fish and the vo-
~ best Oysters, 25, 80, and 40 cents per
quart. Delivered. free Of CHARGE
A. Fl. AinscUw Cor. 6tb g. Jcffer son
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IInIlI1i INC kAIbtHhI ror Ch1ls'
HN!IFkX\ UMHINf Influtl u
uuU( LII v VUVUVuI Teethiny
Diarrhoea
4 CARD TO The PUBLIC.

W. A. Hukiil will open real estate Office in
connection with. his auotionsering business ,
BAysrd Building Ninth and Market strcets. In
this city. where he will sell real estate collect
rents, negotiate loans, etc and respectfully 80
>ficite The public patronage teu6, e6t cod
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simMs Compound Pennroyynt Pills
The ladies remedy. !, BY AL druggists STA
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For Sale or Rent!

and Franklin.
Store and dwelling northwest corner Second
and Harrison.
House us Broome ytreet. 10 rooms, front ard
back porches md all the modern conveuipnces
Also several and room houses, with all i'm
provements, $40 and &l2 per month.
Two 5room hounes with from p0rches. at
Fourth and Scott, 81 per mouth.
Also number OF houses ranging from ~ psr
month upwards, according 10 tia locality Also
number Of desirable building lots in differ.
emit sections Of the city will be sold on month.
" payments Special terms to builders. de-
sirable tenants can save money by applying to
B P. J. FORD,
S. E. Cor. Tenth aud Market Streets.
dA tt
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1t Is impossible to run at an altitude Of
u, 900 feet above tho sea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-27
A Sur eCure.

-Simms White Pulmonic Balsnm Is .
sure cure for the grippe. 6O6 King streos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-27

Schedule in effect November 20 ,,ss
Az trains Illuminated with f.nAcn
= Express trains.
SS S%SsF F I zNShsS%H4 L1s54sHa FISSEE;; 9
:sI .ss, '.ii I'LL In " IT, ?; IN e; sa1s
P EHGtaD SEP IL ", :Ss En- n. 49,
man cars. 's'&. ~. III. Sis. Yld
ii 5s ~ % at II soG ~ ~ g.. 8. 3 y, @
IT !;ss 4. ! -. 4 !. ~: ~ .a5 N
IT. a. ~ III H. H. !! ? m m. ~! saaa q
81 s ISr IN, AZ 'lLee p. %:
.hAs!ss Gsf y: s sssa.s ~ s !. u:
y aafs nMA1. week days. .7os ..n.. ~
'. "a AsssiSs = tS i n MAsH.soroM
:iss. 20 q 4 :: ~ ~ 20 s.l ryE
"a D !Ss1, !. ~. lid 49, Fl sS as. 81
q. RA fs.lHsa sf-' zs1 ~ ". ~ sRATioss
:d Hs. !: A.; :,s a.. IS *: Tsk ~ III
PifTSEuEG, week days, sS.M a. mr.
-. 80 al !; Pullman 5: s.%,; ssl! r: m. saa:
SaH|s1asS =: s:!,S . ny 3 Il: .sa N
n dfNtlNaAFI tNp ST. f. t SUI .as
nj To TIA ,n aN 81 1, R; e. ds! u 4, ~
daily to Toledo and daily except SundfV
NEW oRLEANs AND MEMPHIS m
.: m. daily. Through sleepers to MshS-
siN'2ERLY ACCOMMoDATION wsA1
days. I9s a. m: 304,. e,tl 1856 D. m. sun
of IyaND * ii I'll; w. A1CHG6MmopAvroS.
weik days. 725. 1000 = m : 304. A67 p. II.
s4'idays 1eGo s. M H.; s$ Z a,I N sr.r,o.
BALTIMORE. ws.k days. sAs = B.s
jT.ANpENsERa. week days. ~ =
2 m; ass. $40 p. m. Sundays. $50 .. M;
TEAYEE PHILADELPHIA FOR wiz,
$. 10. siea. ilsc am: !la.2o. 'is7. 26o. 81,
sis. 6 10. " 50, .s.S5, TO- 10, 'il.35 p. m SUI
days 1875, 500 500 lis 4. m. s1SA
sl$7, roo AN 4.30. '5G7 all Pullnix1
cars), $50 $50. 's35 1880 p. IN.
DeInarvia Telephone, No, le3.
Rates to Western points lower than VII
any other line; u
F. b. UNDERWOOD. D. B MARTIN
Gen. Manager. Man. of Pass. frame.
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Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the Best
medicine for pulmonary troubles. One
bottle will conYiuco you of Its excellence.
Try IL,
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule in effect January IL, 1852

l ',
TiuIns leave Wilmington As follows: .
e. e. tasl..sa 49, &C., ~ !ssDsssss: IT, g.
~ H. t q ai7 ~ Id Id Il; sS , IN H. q.
nj Ivy. aso. ies 81. ~. md - y >, n
Il! e. IS S1 s. s,Rs;; vi. =, i as
A'isGnsssss', sa Is Is e. III as' .n ,1e II
For New York 9hreush s1Pressl, Ia:
81 ~ bn,b ncln aF c-s sss ~ az n;
r., connecting yia nrcad stsset Stalled,
asss!1sSSs S' IT, sss ~ a. ~ "a e. H. S am.
For Boston without change 1919 ..
and 6.55 y. m.
III Fl; y: Il i!s sa iSs ~ IS! i! III : 4 4:
2,s2. AS $50 D. m. 400 night.
Leave Philadelphi., Broad street. -
IT, s.s H. i5h a. n 81. q, ' l5 III IT, IL Sss All
M" ri; ri III; =. 7. e y! ,o 70. "a
.a SoT ISL sh U.s. sss l, sAps', s IT, ILL.,
LIZ. Aoe, 50 and 10 y p: IN, "a -
n4 Sr :. o IN III, 49, rs. SOL sb7, and 20
4 a q ~, 70 81 n m. us.
~ , &c. Spl9Gi s55 S sSS 81 - as ,,oa
Street sas 81 ss.oa dsHasass1 a " ILL., Is
a. n: .:o9, III: spd is.iS p. m.
.eis a. n; ls0 i y, iH u.s. .'iia. III
81 M and ad y IS ,n nisn1 ,,.,S
u Leave p nj Ph,lsG &c psts' Broad street, -
Wi FsSS e. ls 81 h; so e. g. ~
!, $ 4; a. .' 4 !, ,sr . m.
so,,,.,D FOB 2s,,T THE ssvT =! NJ. a.,,..
e. S:.s, h:' Ss9Ha :i. HiaI.s's:
for Jseksonv!lle aud = AugMsine 80.
Ms seon Z Is, sse nisns ia,iy o .isspsss
RshSaa s.S asYs or ns.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, an
m, daily. dining car. and sleepers TO '''hA
cinnati
pELAwARg DIVISION. q
For New Castle. sls. llW a. M -
y For a" fe = p i s. m.; an p. m. wei
81 MP Rs ~ H H. yss and sPf liz 9st'~
sf For Wyo% is p an" d way stations. ,"A
nj sss = e.gys, cn :, !; old FL.
dny rhs sra u I = E e. s as,y STREET
sTAT F9N f R|ttLH MFsti -.
ss s,nn, r. L dsily ht. sd i ISSs
oS n daily n:, ior p Pit F,s,,Sssr IS c'
'1 ch.s g o. Cleveland, Toiedo. c,neinnsl
Louisville and s.; Louis .RlT 3,,ss. GIaR
Il : p p M m d ANY, r rSSs ehiecc
vife VIA tinsinnatD. and st. Lodh
8 b s,'i y. 4 dsiy. P,,,spurs, ch,cag9 and
Cleveland: and Toledo. except satdt.
10 " = nj daily. p'ss'bDrs. Cincinnati ana
II q p I'M N. daily. P.,tseurs and ch'caros
Cleveland. excent Snturlsy Xh
c mGns PsrIoq ca rs ana ppns
No extra fare other than the usuai f"'
"s 2, f fhaitsdi Express. ve.s!euIs rnrlss
The Wilmington Transfer Compary
For further information passengeS0ls
referred TO the ticket agent at the sU-
B. HUTCHINSON. j. r: WOOD;
Gtn MassCer. Gen. fass hgcht.
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Pianos $50 and 500. Ludwi6 q Co, .5iS
5hipiey street. Red Mems Hall.
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NOTlcHS.

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ The Mill Creek Union Association for the
detection Of horse thieves and recovery Of
stolen property, will be held at Union Hall.
Saturday, january BOth, 1899, ut l o'clock
jlsdeOd r. J. BUCKINGHAM, Sec'y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-27

Sent To His Home
G. H. Barr. the l6 year old boy who ran
away from Baltimore. has been returned
70 hts home n.~
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EEE1lN0S TONIGHT.

Camp, P. o. s. A.
Excelsior Lodge, X. Of P.
9yStt's Military Band.
Fidelity Lodge. X. Of H.
FAIRFAX Lodge, ]. 0. o. F,
d 0ssEge Castle, X, q. 3.
Friendship Lodge, X. Of p.
Liberty Lodge. A. o. U. W.
Columbia Lodge, !, o. o. F.
Temple Council, l.. o. h. q.
Brahdywine Castle. X. q. q.
brnndywine Lodge, s. Of H.
Friendship ConciAve, 3. W. N.
Nanit0u Tribe, lmp'd O. r. N.
Delaware Tribe. Impd o. II. NJ
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FOR RENT.

S. E. Cor. Tenth and Market Streets.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
The Flea.

OF all parasites, surely the flea is the
best known. 1t is an example of the
first class, being quite free from it's
host in all stages of it's life, and only
attaching itself to feed. 1t is also an
example of the difficulty experienced
of parasites, for, though now generally
regarded as degraded form of two
winged fly, yet in the past time it has
been variously located, and even now
Is often considered the type of a dis
tinct order of insects.
Fleas pass through the usual stages
of an Insects life-namely, the egg,
grub, pupa and adult The eggs are
laid in dark, out-of- the-way places,
such as chinks and cracks, or on rugs
and carpets; and from them are hatch
ed the grubs, which feed ON dust. par
ttcles Of feathers or other animal sub
stances. After about twelve days the
grub changes into the quiescent pupa.
and this in another fortnight or so to
the perfect insect. 1t is only In thfs
later stage that the flea sucks blood.
all the other stages being inoffensive.
1t is curious that large swarms of feas
are sometimes found in situations
where blood is only very rarely acces-
sible, and in these cases some other
means Of subsistence must be resorted
Chambers Journal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
SLAIN AT WEDDING SUI
Groom and Bride Assassinatt
WomonSs Rejected Smith

Groom and Bride Assassinat.
Woman's Rejected Suit
Charles Rankin, a farmer III
age, murdered Frank Walker
wife, whom he had married BIT
hours before, and then commitai
at the home of James Cook, ll
east of Montgomery, Mo-, on
evening. Rankin was a jealous
the bride, formerly Miss Gosha1
The bride and groom sat Sif
at the head Of the wedding supp
There was an uncurtained TlI
hind them. Suddenly there Va
gled din Of screams, gunshot rep
crashing glass. The bride andd
dead in their chairs. The ohaH
by horror Of the sight, saw
side the window and heard sli
port. Terror stricken, the guel
feast summoned the sheriff anil
was formed to search for the 4
In the yard Of the house lay 4
derer, dead. He had barred bis |
he might get a better hold Of H !
with his toe and had then blow
off. He left note explainil.l
could not live without the girl
kill her husband would be to q
miserable, he had decided to end +
Of both and then kill himself.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
.EH0go1lI]'
eD. (S G,

Yale's student choir is to v
ments.
Dartmouth's new freshman
1876 members. .
West Virginia University Will
honorary degrees.
Mount Holyoke College besl
year with 562 students.
Japan has 10000 schools, Y
600 teachers and 100000 pupil
Work has been commenced @|
front for the Yale Law SEM"
Radcliffe now offers 1SO C1
women, an increase of hfteD
year.
Beginning this year no cansl
ton is to be made at the M%
University.
During the last SIX years ~, p
the property of nineteen leau'-'
has increased 81 per cent,
Friends of the proposed nation
sity hope to persuade Cong''
their bill at the neXt session
Many of the students at Nv
versities are mendicants Vn0S
and wear cast-of garments
The University of PennsIl's
many students from SoillI s an
has issued a catalogue IN 'p~
Bags of -four and buckles ss,
were emptied upon the res - 4
fayette by the sophomoreS !, u h q
fact that President Warnelu :
ed that there be nc hazlns'
A great deal of interest .. y
in the fortunes of the I'M
ifornia and Stanford UnNe :. h
spective patronesses of these T,, I
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst anu in n
are vying with each olne'
gifts upon their favorlteS' a.,
Harper Weekly remarks ,ls, tt'
inal Eli, the honored lU 'or b
University, while Govern b
hanged a groom for rlalnS
out permission. c0nt
A building in Litchhel .h.t b
Gently been identified as . tas' u
first law school in Am 1an I'D
1t is a one-story woooe .,ops d
has been occupied by nssiT b
ing for some years pass, m
Law School was founus ,,t tbs
tice Tapping Reeve ap o. us,rsdr5
revolutionary war. u ,oSStipsd
students before its di'''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12

ton in 1851 and at different I'm
chairman of the Senate commh
public lands, District of Colup,
Indian affairs. He was a memh,
committee on foreign relations.
ture and the Pacific Railroad
leaving the Senate Mr.. Harlan
editor of the Washington Q,
From 1882 until 1885 he was
judge of the court of commissr
the Alabama claims. He was atr
president of the Iowa Universt.
Mr.. Harlan was a native 4
County, Illinois, having been BOD
Aug. %, 1920. He graduated at
Ashbury University in 1916 and
superintendent of public instns
Iowa in 1S47. In 1853 he becsl
dent of the Iowa Wesleyan Cd
and was first elected to the Unit.
Senate in 1855. Originally be \
to the Wing party.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
CHAPTER XXI.

Sir Cyril walked on so hurriedly to the
house that he forgot the child; his whole
mind was in chaos of doubt fear and
agitation. Lenore had always seemed to
him the very perfection of noble woman
hood; as for imagining that she had left
him because she did not love him, or that
she had left him because she had loved
any one else, it is only due to him to
SAY that such an idea never even oc-
Cured to him. He was half frantic with
wonder and surprise. OF course the let
ter would explain all, and he would be
sure to receive it that evening; it would,
of course, be sent on from London to
Eastwood.
That evening the letters came, and he
saw one In his own wife's handwriting.
aThis win explain it, he said 10 him
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
II men wound YOU with ininr,es :,

II men wound you with injuries. meet
them with patience; hasty words ran
kle the wound, soft language dresses IT
forgiveness cures it, and oblivion takes
away the scar. 1t is more noble by 81
lence to avoid an injury than by argu-
ment to overcome it Beaumont
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
Bad for Calamity Crackers.

scarcity of workmen aud high prices
Tor common labor now characterize
the industrial situation throughout the
Northwest. Such conditions are not
conducive to the agitation of calamity
theor1es. Prosperity is silencing many
political demagogues. Minneapolis
(Minn.) Progress.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
He Is Keeping 1t.

Mr.. Hiland-You began keeping a
diary at the beginning Of the year, Hal
ket. Are you keeping 1t still?
Mr.. Halket- Yes, Hiland; am keen.
ing so still that it is never heard at all
Pittsburg acknowledgement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
A Mighty Nation.

Oswald Ottendorfer says that this
country is no longer the ideal America
to Europeans that it was. 1t must be
confessed that it has changed in some
OF its features. At one time it was the
Mecca of the poor Of Europe, who mi
grated hither because it offered a well
come to the home seekers. Then it
was also the market for European
products. Now we are mighty ma
ton, invading the markets of Europe
and growing prosperous at the expense
OF older countries.-Seattle (Wash.)
Post-Intelligencer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12

competing agencies to do what one
efficient consolidated agency can do as
we'll" 1t seems that trusts do not de-
pend for fatherhood upon Protection,
despite Havemeyer's assertion to the
contrary.-Tacoma (Wash.) Ledger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
Hard Up for ARGUMENTS.

With Montana wool bringing from Is
to 1872 cents, it is hard for the Demo
cratic papers of the State to work up
an argument against the Republican
plan OF protection to home products.
Very little has been heard from them
recently regarding the ''free entry of
raw materials for manufacturing, and
rarlH for revenue only Boulder
Age
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
TIN Plate Prices.

Every one knows that tin plate has
advanced considerably in price within
the present year. The Democratic the
orists claim that the advance in the
United States is due incidentally to the
tin plate trust and primarily to the
tariff, it being their theory that pro-
tective tariff is a promoter of trusts.
Now let us look at the prices which
the Welsh tin plate manufacturers re-
ceive. They now obtain $1.45 a box
more than they did in January last.
Thisi Is greater advance than has been
made in the United States.
We respectfully ask our Democratic
friends to explain this. If the protec-
tive tariff and the trust caused the adj
vance in the prices Of tin plate in the
United States, what caused greater
advance in price in Wales, where there
is no tariff at all? We pause for re-
ply.-Toledo Blade.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
The Value of Confidence
Trusts in England

hnglisn manufacturers apparentlv
DO not need Protection to fathar ~ -
Trusts. Although England is a Free.
trade country, the large number -
Trusts Is being rapidly increased E,van
50 conservative paper as the T,on,,o-
economist advises that 1T is ahsnrd
y Aeep going 2 hundred inencient
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
Reason to Celebrate.


Labor Day this year should have had
an extra big celebration. 1t stands for
more than it has stood for for number
of years past; for more, at least, than
it has stood for since the free traders
got in their knock-d.swn blow at Ameri-
can industries in 1882. 1t is the year. s
holiday which Is especially dedicated
to the wage-earners, and the wage
earners of the country have plenty Of
reason to celebrate this year. They
have had more work for which to cele-
brate and more money with which to
pay for their celebration
What Hollow FL eaded Politicians Saw.
This is a Republican year-and the
bank clearances and commercial
agency reports show that fully SO per
cent. more business is being done in
the United States to-day than was done
during the reign of Grover II. And yet
you will now and then run across a
hollow-headed politician who will tell
you that it would be well for this coun-
try to go back to the dead-sea stagna-
ton Of those hard old free-trade and
free soup Democratic days.-Darling-
ton (Mo.) Record.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
CHAPTER XXI.

How many weeks passed Sir Cyril did
not know, but when he grew weary and
heartsick he came back to Eastwood
Looking at him, although she tasted
the sweetness of her vengeance, Glade
was afraid; it seemed to her that she
had carried it too far-not that she pitied
him, but that she feared he would die.
and the browning triumph be wanting.
She determined to alter her tactics, and
to cheer, not to depress him; she would
rally him with kind words, then in time
he would be stronger and able to bear it.
She did so, and the first faint CLEAN Of
light that crossed his face was when she
suggested that, after all, it was possible
Lenore might return Of her own free will
THE letter says never" cried Sir Cyril
Sit says plainly never more!"
Perhaps, when she finds how lonely
it is WITHOUT you, or when she thinks
great deal about little Audley, she will
return" said Glade.
Everything had fallen into its old rout-
inc at the Hall, and now in the cold,
clear air came the first promise of spring.
Sir Cyril could find no rest; it seemed to
him that in the wailing of the wind one
evening he heard IGNORES voice crying
the most piteous cry, he said to him
self, that he had ever heard. He went
from the library to the dining room, but
there the wailing Of the wind was even
palmer and more pathetic Then he went
to the nursery, where Glade sat singing
to Roy; it was part of her program to
seem always occupied with his child.
He went to the window to look out
it was dark, and cold, and gloomy, there
was no moon and no stars: through the
gloom he could see the tall trees bend in
the wind What would he have said or
thought had he known that Lenore, his
wife, was even then waiting inside the
Hall gates, until, under the cover Of dark
ness, she could enter the house unseen?
He remained at the window, wonder
ing, as he stood, where was his wife on
that cold, gloomy night-what was she
doing? Suddenly it seemed to him that
something living stirred among the trees.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
EX-SENATOR HARLAN !,
Last Survivor of Lipc,,
Passes Awe, C,a

Last Survivor of Linco,.,
Passes Away in Iov. g
Ex-United States Senate IVA
Ian, the last survivor of p, 'sas
coins cabinet, passed aw. ,ssast
Pleasant, Iowa, THURSDAY, ! ~. u \
rapidly failing for the last the he by
The immediate cause of b;a se q
congestion Of the lungs. A. A. ~ uead
his death there were with him lt
ter, Mrs. Lincoln; his nanh h us
Whitford; the nurse and t puN
friends. wv q
James Harlan was elected
to the United States Senata ' "
in that body sixteen years d. DIV
the Senate was declared vacon. N !.
while he was serving a term y,
1861, but he was reelected inv, y
He resigned in 1865 to accent -
ident Lincoln the place of Saa'
the Interior, but was again elao.',
Senate in 1866 and served W..
He was a delegate to the nAoas
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12
How to Produce a Panic

A Democratic victory next year
would bring the prosperity promptly
=, 70 an end and precipitate another panic
nke tnat which Cleyeland's election IN
IS02 caused St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat. 49,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12

Love Is very one-sided affair when
Inc husband thinks he should have all
OF It and carries none Of it home to his
wife. 4 = 80
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12

Heaitn lies in labor. and there is no
royal road to It but through toil.-Wen.
Daily camera., 1899-12-09

The young gentlemen of the Bishop
Hartzell class of the Methodist church
entertained the young ladies of their
class, numbering in all about 90 at the
home of f. L. Williams in University
place last night, After all had gathere
very complicated and tangled cobwet
was begun to be unwound, and after
much merriment and running up stairs
and down stairs and in "My lady's cham
ber," it was accomplished, after which
games of all kinds were enjoyed. The
male sex served the refreshments which
they had so bountfully provided, thus
winding up most enjoyable evening.
Daily camera., 1899-12-09

Denver Times: The first of the Blind
Boone concerts was given las, night to
an audience which thoroughly enjoyed
the Interpretation of the great masters.
Boone is musical genius whose erea,
talents can scarcely be described. He
must be heard to be appreciated. Stella
May, the leading colored vocalist, assist
ed at the concert with her wonderful
voice. Temple hall, Tuesday December
18th. Seats at Fon Jas.
Daily camera., 1899-12-09

According to today's Republican, the
Denver, Boulder & Northern have
secured tom Ex-senator N. P. Hill
right of way through the town of Argo.
Now that begins to look like business.
Surely. MIR. Hills own paper knows
whether this is true or not. Pessimlsts
will see an electric road running into
Boulder next year and i. means doub.
ling of the va ues of Boulder real estate
Daily camera., 1899-12-09

The Osborne tunnel property, near
the Logan. is reported to have been sold
to E, Cooper Sbapley and J. F. Ander.
son, of Pueblo. by Ed Osborne. The
property includes about I2o acres OF
patented land and the purchasers are
already operating the property on an
extensive scale. The location was made
by E. c. O9borne year ago and the
ore is similar in character and grade to
the phenomenally rich ore OF the Logan