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Iuth to some large system in the North
west is merely smoke. Of course there
is some fire, but not much.
1t is becoming more apparent that
the tonnage from the Northwest will
continue to seek the head of the lakes
instead of the longer rail haul to Lake
Michigan ports. 1t is a full apprecia-
ton of this tendency that has caused
active movements recently on the part
There is large financial situation pre-
scented by the Milwaukee and st. Paul
& Duluth
The object of the Milwaukee is very
transparent says a st. Paul & Du-
luth authority. If they should under
take to build line they would be very
foolish, and we know they are not fool
ish people, but there are a lot of wise
people out there who have failed to
appreciate until now, when the work
ing out Of natural law forces facts
upon them, how important it is to
have a connection with the head of the
lakes and how valuable our line is
strategetically. We have not received
a proposition to sell. and are not look
ing for one. We are thoroughly salts
fled with the property and only want
to be left alone. We have a short line
and it is popular. There is no bet
ter line in that country. We can ride
60 miles an hour on our line more COM
fortably than on the Milwaukee. Traf-
1ic is forcing itself our way and the
whole country is on the eve of an era
OF unprecedented prosperity. Land
along our line is being settled rapidly
1t is not a big line, but there is none
more important in the Northwest If
we ever sell it will be to somebody who
thoroughly appreciates these facts :"
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amining the pupils teeth at the Institute.
After they have finished word will be sent to
the parents and all who can will have them
attended to.
Tuesday was Field Day at the Jacob Tome
Institute In the morning they held regu-
lar election and the Republicans carried by
quite majority. In the afternoon at /
O'Clock the sport began, and the order was
1s, 5-yard dash. middle school; %, running
high jump, senior; 81. drop kick; 18th, basket
ball. senior girls: 9Th, 5-yard dash; 9th, bas-
ket ball, second half It'll. running broad
jump, senior boys: Sth, passing dumb bell,
junior school; 9th, shot put, senior boys:
10th, Relay Race, middle school; 18th, run
ming high jump, middle school; 10Th, 100.
yard dash, senior boys; 18th, football.
The first entertainment of the season was
given Wednesday, at the Jacob Tome Insti-
tute. Mr.. Prey, a prestidlgitatOr amused the
pupils Of the kindergarten, Juniors and those
who leave by train, also parents of the pupils
from until 3, and in the evening the seniors
with their parents We're delighted with his
wonderful tricks.
The Christian Endeavor will have for its
leader Sunday evening, Mrs. W. w. Shaw.
Quite a party of Christian Endcavorers
went to the convention held in Bay View on
Thursday. Those from here were Rev. w.
w. Shaw, Mrs. Charlotte Newell. Mrs. Stull,
Mrs. Smith, Misses Jane Templeton. Nanette
Jewett, Clara Mann. AnCio Lawton, Mary
Smith, Nellie Armstrong, Mary Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Rumsey Smithson, Mrssrs. Boern
and c. NJ. Smith.
Keep in mind the supper and bazaar by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church on December 18th.
The Willing Workers will give n supper on
the 22nd of this month. Don't forget the
date.
Rev. W. W. Shaw will preach at the union
service Thanksgiving in the NJ L. Church
Miss Edna Lamm will take charge OF the
Junior League on Sunday evening, at 6.
Topic, "a Soft Answer" The Senior League
will be led by Miss Belle Vanneman at G. 80.
Subject The Living Head" References,
sour Daily Bread Miss Mamie Stephenson:
mot by Bread Alone" Miss Dora Barr "My
Meat is to Do the Will of God" Mrs. Clara
NJ. Knight.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.


'''i'-SAi ZANE VIZ NDN. w. 1853
The "Cc"H wing" is or sll. each ,rseh in
Chesapcoie city, At A1erGu5oy's d,,,g store.
3 cents copy.
Election day is over once more, passing
quietly as usual.
The Gunnors were out in iull force on
Tuesday, but we don't thinl; they got much
Several children in and near town have
been suffering from what is supposed to be
chicken-pox.
Our men, who work ut a distance, came
home to vote, at least all those who could get
here, were on hand.
number of children who have been work
ing in the cannery, entered the different de-
partments OF the school this week
The Jr. Epworth League festival which
was held III Coleman's furniture warehouse,
was very pleasant affair and realized quite
neat little sum.
The front porch OF the Bohemia Avenue
Hotel was gaily decorated for the speakers,
Messrs Smith, Mccullough and Clayton, of
Elkton, last Monday night, and the brass
band in attendance.
Robinson's cannery closed on Saturday,
after a number of weeks of canning corn,
tomatoes, string beans and pears. Rumor
says We are to have another cannery next
year, to be built on the site OF the old saw
mill and dry dock. Better chose another site
rs that is unucky ground During the past
twenty years, Burgetts saw mill and house
was burned to the ground, Conrey'5 creamery
l,,rr Ia,
mitted there, and the Deibert Dry Dock Co.,
failed ana the buildings removed. so take
our advice and build some other place, that
is il you are at all supersttious.
The Nestry of Augustine Parish met on
Monday of this week, at the call of the rector
Rev. H. B. Phelps, when his resignation was
handed in and accepted. Mr.. Phelps will
leave about December first. While the con
gregation are sorry to lose him, they can but
wish him success in his new parish, which is
on Long Island and consists Of three churches
The musical services in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd were enjoyed by quite large
congregation. DR.. Steees rendering of ''The
Holy City" being thoroughly appreciated. as
was Miss Conreys Zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought which was sung as an offertory.
The Seventh Day Adventists are attending
conference, which is being held In Baltimore
Mrs Richard Templeman visited friends
near Earleville last week.
The Methodists at Port Hermon are holding
a poultry and oyster supper in their Sunday
School room this week.
Rev. q. B. Phelps will hold service in st.
Marys Sunday School room at Town Point,
! on Sunday afternoon, at 3.15 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Ellis, OF Elkton, was the guest
OF Miss Kate Price on Tuesday.
Miss Ella s. Boulder has returned from
Cecilton, where she has been visiting her
brother, Henry Boulder.
DR.. Stanley Steele spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steele.
Mr.. Joseph Hemphill visited his family
/ here on Tuesday OF this week.
Mrs. Rebecca Dougherty, OF Baltimore, has
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been visiting relatives in town this week.
Mr.. Edward litter, of the tug "Curtan''
was home on Tuesday to vote.
Mr.. Arthur Morgan. who has been employ
ed as pilot on a New York steamer. is home
for the winter
MIR. John Morgan has been spending few
days this week with his nephew Freeman
Morgan, near Earlevile.
DR.. Sykes, of Elkton, visited Mr.. W. A.
Alexander on Sunday.
Mts. George Houct and son, have been
spending few days with her parents. at
Downs Chapel, Del.
Mr.. Beel, of Lewes, Del, has been in town
for few days.
Mrs. Joseph Steele and Miss Dora. spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Bouchelle.
Mrs S. A. Reese has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Foulks, in Whining
ton, Del.
John Cooling. of Philadelphia, spent last
Sunday with his uncles here.
Miss Lizzie Hazel, of Philadelphia, visited
her iather last week.
Mrs. Augustus Tatman and daughter, md
Mrs. George Ryder are spending some tine
with relatives ut Westamwrl.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Continued from Pnge /.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
POM DEPOSIT, November 10, 1899.

toRr DEPOSIT, November 10, 1899.
The "Ctcd wing" is on sale each ,rceI IN
Port DcoosH at Stebbng's Ners Std,d. 8
cents cnpY.
Miss Martha Washington was pleasantly
Sunday.
II. $. Currln. whose son was one of the ].
t. 1. Faculty last year, but who is now in
Germany, visited the Institute last week.
Mrs. Sidney Johnson is spending few
days with her sister, Miss Boynton, enroute
for Washington.
VIM. Nesbitt spent Saturday and Sunday in
Philadelphia.
George Mccoy visited Edwin Boynton this
week ni way from Virginia to New York.
VIM. Brown, OF Philadelphia, was at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Brown this week.
Misses Lilly and Estoa Butchenhart were
in Baltimore on Saturday.
Mrs. Faith Browning was delightfully."-
entertained by friends in Annapolis from
Friday until Monday.
DR.. Rek, of Baltimore, spent a few hours
in town on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Hasup gave an interesting talk
on Temperance Sunday night in the M. L.
Church She was tho guest of Mrs. J. A.
Gerry while in town.
Mrs. Donahue, of Washington, and Mrs.
Stephenson, of Hartford county, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stephenson.
Frederick Lawes Armstead of Boston,
landscape gardiner was in town Monday.
Rev. A. S. Mowbray had charge of the
service Monday evening at Ebenezer Tues
day and Wednesday evenings he assisted his
Brother, Rev. Edwin Mowbray. in Baltimore.
Joseph Reynolds. of Havre de Grace was
warmly welcomed by his friends in town
Sunday.
Roman Way, of Willamsport was enter
tanned d, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rowland
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Margaret Alexander. Of Baltimore. is
visiting her friend. Mi, Bessie Fowler.
Thomas Murray, Of Elkton, was in town
on Monday.
Miss Todd returned Tuesday from Boston,
where sbo spent few days.
Mc-.rs. Summcril Diver and Newell
Abraham- were entertained at ST. Peters
Aoig", Carpenters Point, on Sunday by
Joseph Summcriu.
Mr., and Mrs, Emery McClenahnn, Mrs
Aiifi'h and Mrs. jones had delightful
drive to ni-inr Sun On Wednesday,
Edwin Boynton met With a serious and
painful accident last week by stepping back
ward in Il small hole. He broke bone in
the side of hi right foot. DR.. 5. G. Fisher
set the bone and it Is doing very well,
The J. 7. /. football team played the
Frienis School Of Wilmington in Rowland's
field On saturday, Tie J. 7. I, won by
score Of lG to o.
Miss Martha Noye- has just returned from
very pleasant visit to her cousin. Miss
Gray, of Glen Falls.
Mrs. Enoch Noyes is spending sometime in
the north With Mr.. W. C. Noyes, of Provi-
dence r. l., and with her daughters of Bos-
ton Mass, and Lower Falls. Mass.
on Tuesday the Regulars of the ]. T. l.
played the Scrub team and won by CO.
Mr.. Samuel Rowland is having his house
painted
Two of our young ladies have been unfor-
tunate enough to each lose Il watch. one gold
and the other silver.
Drs. II W. HOPES and L. S. Boyle are ex-
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CECILT0N ITEMS.
CECiLToN, November 10. 1899,

'-N 't't'-'' WV ill''I w. lOOJ.
tn" "Ce"H Whig' is on sale eoch ,recl. in
reciton al HmW,'S store. cents conn.
Mr. Robert Shalcross of Locust Grove,
spent Tuesday in town among relatives.
Mr.. Armstaad Rowan, Of Wilmington. was
the guest of Mr.. Frank Hessey.
Mrs. II. G. Ellison and Mss Susie ". Eli
soa, Of Mount Pleasant, visited relatives in
town.
Mrs. III. i. Ferguson spent the past week
with her daughters il Chesapeake City.
Mr. and Mr.. John p. Wilson entertained
Mrs. James \. Boulder and Mrs. Irwin G.
Griiiith part of last week.
Mrs. Deal and son, Of Bear Station, visited
friends in Grove Neck.
Miss Reba Clarke, Of Wilmington, is visit
Ing her father in Ponds Neck.
Mrs. William Rowan, Of Grove Neck, is
entertaining Miss Lavender, of Newark. Del.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pearre and
daughter, OF Philadelphla, spent Tuesday in
town.
Mrs. Richard Templeman, of Bethel. visited
her brothers, Messrs. William H., and Alfred
T. Deshane last week.
Mrs. George W. Oldham is spending some
time with her aunt in Philadelphia.
Mr. Mark Vinyard is in Philadelphia for n
week or ten days.
Mrs. Mary Price spent several DAYS OF this
week with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Anderson enter
tanned the members of the NJ. E. Church choir
one evening this week.
We are glad to report Mr.. Harry H. Lusby
convalescent.
Tho party who picked up Mr.. VINEYARDS
overcoat through mistake on election day.
would confer Il great favor upon Mr.. Vim
yard If they would return same.
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PRINCIPLE FURNACE ITEMS.

PRTNCIPIo FURNACE, Nov. 10, 1899
The Rev. Greenfield of Elk Neck, preached
in the Nj. j.. Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel White is visiting friends in
Bay View.
Mr. George Harrison, Of Gainesville, Pa.
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Seminar and children,
of Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs. G.
Seminar.
Mr. Edward Anderson. of Wilmington.
spent few days this week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Anderson.
Mrs. G. P. Whitaker and Miss Essie Hall is
visiting friends in Washington. d. C.
Mr. William Morrison was the guest Of
friends of this place.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Harrison, of New
York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Har.
rison, of this place.
Mr. Harry White, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of his parents.
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WO0DL AVN NEWS.
WOODLAND, November 10, 1899

WooDLAwN, November 10, 1899
The "CecH Whiy' is on sale each reek in
Hoodla,cn at G. s. AJrdhan,'s store. Scents
a copy
Mr.. Eddie Brown visited his brother Albert
in Philadelphia the past week. While their
he attended the Exposition.
Mr.. Howard Abrahams, of Baltimore.
visited North East and Woodlawn Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Shannon attended the Exposi
ton last Saturday.
Messrs. j. Newell Abrahams and J. Sum
merrill Diver spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mr.. Joseph Summerill's Club House on the
North East river
The protracted meeting is still in progress
at Hopewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SINNERS gave n com
pany in honor Of their daughter Adde'S fifteen
birthday November 18th
Mrs. Huslup President of W. G. T. L., of
Maryland Iectured in Hopewell Church Tues
day evening. She was entertained while
here by Mrs. u. II. Keilholtz at Bloonings-
dale.
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His Life Was Saved,

Mr. j. L. Lily prominent citizen OF Han
nibal Mo-, lately had wonderful dcivcrance
from frightful death. In telling of it he
says: My lungs became hardened. | was
so weak | couldn't even sit up in bed.
Nothing helped me. | expected to soon die
of Consumption when heard of DR.. KINGS
New Discovery. one bottle gave relief.
continued to Us" it, and now am well and
strong. ! can't say too much in It's praise. y
This marvellous medicine is the surest anu
quickest cure in the world for al Throat and
Lung Trouble. Regular sizes so cents and
500, Trial bottles free at Il. 3. Frazer's
Drug Store: every bottle guaranteed.
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CCLORA ITEMS.
CoLoRA, Md, Nov. 10, 1899


Copies Of the "Cecu wing" are on sale
each 'reeE IN Colora, at s. T. HIley's store.
3 cents copy.
Mr.. and Mrs Parson, of North East, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson,
on Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS- James Wayne, of Wilmington
visited } G. Bare and family this week.
Little Miss Margaret Rambo, of North East
spent few days with her aunt. Mrs. Ell
Coulson.
Wesley Cummings, OF Philadelphia, visited
Samuel L. Hindman this week.
Miss Clara Brumield is with friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Emma NJ. Krauss will have n public
sale OF household goods at her home, near
Huntsville, on Monday afternoon. November
18th.
The NJ. P. Sunday School at Rowlandyille.
held an Autumnal service in tho NJ. p. Church
last Sunday night
The protracted meeting is still in progress
at Mt. Pleasant NJ. f. Church.
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No Right To UglineSS.

temper will always have friends, but one who
would be attractive must keep her health.
If she is weak, sckly and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable. If she has con-
stipation or kidney trouble her impure blood
will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptIons
and wretched complexion. Electric Bltters
is the best medicine in tho world to regulate
stomach liver and kidney and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth velyety skin, rich complexion.
1t will Lake good-looking. charming
woman OF a run down invalid. Only so cents
at Il. Il. Frazer's Drug Store.
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IRON HILL NEWS.
IRON HILL, Md, Nov, 10, 1899,


John Lewis and /. X. Walton, played with
the @. c. I'll. s. A. A., on Wednesday against
the Orioles.
James Rambo, of Philadelphia, visited his
brother Enas Rambo this week.
Z. o. Walton and j. A. Rose are cunning
near Gettysburg.
Jacob Scott of this place cast his SEVENTEEN
vote on Tuesday while Stephen Pluck cast
his seventy-ilrst.
Mrs. Frank Moody visited Wilmington
Thursday.
Miss Janey Moody, sister OF Frank Moody
died on Wednesday at Kimblevlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reed have returned
from Bridgevile.
Westamwell Sunday School will close Sum
day November &c.
John Frazer has purchased new milk
wagon.
John Briley has returned from North
Dakota after four years absence.
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BiSmarck'S Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
lndomtable Will and tremendous energy are
not found where Stomach, Liver. Kidneys
and Bowels are out of order. II You want
these qualities and the success they bring, use
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They develop
every power OF brain and body. Only 25c ut
Il. b. Frazer's Drug store.
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Badly Injured

While descending the stairs at her home at
Cherry Hill on Monday Mrs Martha Porter,
widow of the late Richard G Porter. of that
town, slipped and fell to the bottom. She
was Immediately picked up by some men,
beers of the family in an unconscious con.
dition, in which state she remained for
several hours. No bones were broken. but If
Is feared she is hurt internally.
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Volcanic EruptiOnS

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life OF
joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures them;
also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds. Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best Pile cure on earth Drives out Pains and
Aches Only % elsa box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by r. b, Frazer, Druggist.
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ChrySanthemum Tea,

On Friday and Saturday evenings, last
week, the Mercy and Help Department of
the Epworth League of Elkton NJ. E. Church
held II "Chrysanthemum Tea in the Hurn
block on Main street, under the direction of
Mrs. John E. Alexander, who donated the
flowers. Tea" was served by the young
ladies of the League. About 542 was real
lied
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Beauty Is Blood Deep,

Clean blood means a clean skin No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, bois, blotches. backheads,
and that sicLly bilious complexion by taking
ascarets,-beauty for ten cents All drug.
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed, Zoe, 25c, SOC.
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CALVEiT NEWS.
CALVERT. Nov. 10. 1899.

CALVERT Nov. 10, 1899.
Mrs. Mary liaslup. president OF Jhc W. c.
I. [ spoke 10 a large audienr. ii the NJ. Z.
Church last sunday on Temperance.
The trustees ara having the VI. T. Church
'epainted.
d. X. Fitzgerald has returned after short
visit to Philadelphia,
While painting the NJ. L. Church on
election day Walter Walker fell from the roof
and was severely injured. DR.. Clifford was
called in and made him as comfortable rs
p s.ible.
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stephen Pluck and Jacob Scott Of Iron
Hill, both past their 9Oth year, came to Elktoa
unattended and cast their votes on Tuesday.
1t was Mr.. Pluck's seventy-frst vote and Mr..
SCOTS SEVENTEEN. Both gentlemen have
been lifelong Democrats.
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"A 9 ToRTA
Bears the h1he Kind You Have Always Bought
signature o' &xX2AIZI
Found Unconscious.

George NJ. Hustler, aged rs years. was found
lying on the sidewalk on the Elkton road
near Newark. on Wednesday morning. The
man was driving several cows to pasture. He
was taken home and medical aid summon, d.
1t was found that he had an attack of apc-
plexy. He died on Thursday.
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Mill Improvements.

The Walnut Valley Touring mill near Sing
erIy' owned by Joseph Lewis, is being re-
paired and equipped with tho Burr system
The dam has been rebuilt 1t was carried
away by flood last spring.
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Medical Meeting.

The Cecil County Medical Society held a
meeting in Council Hall on North street
Elkton, Thursday. DR.. Fl. G. NJ. Kollock'
of Newark. Del, addressed the meeting ON
'Suppurative Appendicitis"
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Cows Killed BY Cars.

Cows owned by John Heath and Harry
Terry were killed BY the cars at Red Mill
crossing on Monday. The animals had
broken out of the field and wandered on the
track.
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10 secure an abundant growth OF hair, use
Halls Hair Remover, or, if possessing an
abundance. 1t may be KEEP; looking finely by
using the Remover occasionally.