The sun., 1898-10-25

paper that | take, and it suits me. Nv.
Il. Jones, detective Of the Maryland Di-
vision of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
l. Baltimore Railroad
II find the sale of your paper increas-
ing. and the demand for your Sunday
edition has more than doubled within the
last few weeks. james Deakyne, news
dealer, corner of Fourth and Lombard
streets.
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Don't think much Of it outside of the
sporting news. Ike Carmichael, who
ran for Sheriff.
Think it is good, spicy paper, and
that it has done lot of good. Harry
Smith, Councilman from the Eleventh
ward
think it is tptop sporting paper, as
it gives good, true account of all sport.
ing matter.-Tony Stannard, ex-cham-
pion lightweight Of Delaware.
'The sporting news il all right, but
that let's it out."-Harry Graham, clerk
at Young Mems Democratic Club
Il never read anything but the sport
ing page, and think that news is fine
US silk Pat Dougherty, ex-amateur
featherweight of Delaware.
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gineer of the Delaware and Chesape axe
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house. For several days the paper boy
has only left one paper with us, instead
of three, and the members fight over who
shall read it first. Washington Fire
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spoken paper. 1t is calculated to cause
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little paper as there is in Wilmington
Patrolman Frank Kane.
''rhe Sun is as newsy little paper
as we ever read."-Eugene McDermOtt
and Daniel Collins, Patrolmen.
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it. without fear or favor.'-F. A.
Mitchell.
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reading it, | don't take it myself but
read it whenever can get hold of it,
w. Il. West, with the Charles Warner
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''The Sun is my Sunday reading
Thomas Lewis.
81 have read The Sun for some time
and have always found it very respon-
sble paper for the latest local news
A. NJ. Finkbeiner, Manager for the
Philadelphia Branch of the Pabst Brew
ing Company, of Milwaukee, Wis.
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gage AgGr~ue w. & B. Railroad.
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c""'l'yoshDs be e.
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Smith. Master Carpenter of the Mary
land Division Of the Philadelphia, Will
mington & Baltimore Railroad.
''The Sun is a good fearless and newsy
paper. General I. s. Parker.
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Bird, of the Wilmington Transfer Com
pany.
'The Sun is n live little paper"-Oh
Ger James Shields.
'The Sun is an albright newspaper"
Officer NJ J. Maloney.
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of sharp color, but red, white and blue
IT. Thebault Rvailles. NJ. d.
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paper. and it's influence il for good
Courtland +. Pierson.
"'The first thing that l do OF morning
is to read The Sun. and the good, live
news it contains seems to give me a
coed appetite. e."-Edward LlOat.
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in Delaware that is not afraid to tell the
truths. A. Juyer Chief Clerk to Mas
ter CARPENTER J. l.. Smith. of the Philadel-
phia. Wilmington & Baltimore road.
81 have been reading The Sun for se7-
eral months and find it very good and
reliable paper. r.'-R. G. Shippers. Super
visor Of Signals Office, Maryland Divis-
ion Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington &
Baltimore Railroad.
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Officer Charles Il. Evans.
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rcr.'-W. w. Hickman. of the Phladel-
rhia Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad.
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per. and when the Delaware soldiers
were at Camp Meade the toys. including
myself, made every effort to secure the
little paper. Clark Franklin.
II consider The Sun very lively pa
per. and have noticed steady improve
p,npt - William T