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camp with the "a Regiment of New
York Volunteers at Camp Thomas, Ga
Writing toa friend, he said there were
o number Of football players in the
regiment, and added; III it is possible
to arrange a game with the Spaniards, I
think that we will stand some chance Of
winning" Later on in his letter be
says; "As for me, don't care much
where l 60. realize that death can
only come once, and if die fighting for
my country ! think that will 5e all the
honor care for" s..xmsA
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a District Map
of Delaware

The STATE SENTINEL Of Dover is hav-
ing prepared and will soon be ready to
deliver New Map of Delaware, giving
the boundaries Of the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O will secure
this valuable Map and the STATE SENTINEL
for one year. The number 'is limited;
subscribe at once. New subscribers will
receive the paper the balance Of this year
free. Address, with remittance,
TIE STATE SENTINEL, Dover, Del.
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SELF DEFENCE.

Walter johnson is looking for trouble.
"Kid" Mcfarland and Matty Mat
thews have been matched for twenty
rounds at Coney Island on June 1S.
Ed. Bennett, Of Toronto, knocked out
Mike Sullivan, Of Syracuse, N. Y, in five
rounds, at Dayton, Ohio, Friday night.
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Distributors Supplies.

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WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Cincinnati at Louisville.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Baltimore at Washington.
Pittsburg at Cleveland.
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TONGUES OF THE TRIBES.

One hundred and sixty Ian
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can secure a copy for a Dime. It
is a marvellous collection, Of
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terest and importance. Address
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Pa.
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FREE DON'T MISS SPARKS
ss.. THIS OFFER W SssssAS

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send it a whole year for only 20
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The tug Anson M. Bangs will undergo
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Company.
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"T1q Book Of SQerQts"
FOR MEN ONL Y,

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liveagents. Address R. Lusby, Nov
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OK Word "Ad" 2 months in Journal l5c. Stamps
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AURING 1895, l distributed over
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- ter and up to date / have not
heard OF a single complaint. Results
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serving. HENRY ]. CLARK, Box 81,
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A TREATIES on the horse and
his diseases by DR.. BJ. KEN
dali. Price, postpaid 1oc.,
regular price 25c. 1t is a pa
per covered book of 90 pages.
Address, ]. w. HANN.,
Wauneta, Neb.
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PEDN.ARD II. SANcEZ & co.
Members Of Natl Distributors Association

All kinds OF outdoor advertising throughout
entire Counties OF Hillsborough, Polk, Manatee
from house to house. ask for best references. Also
cirular mailers P. o. Box 3s9 Tampa, Fla.
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m ESTCHESTER County and New York
City Distributing. Communicate with H.
= Schaefer, Port Chester, NJ Y. Thriving manu-
nished.
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FOOT BALL.

Phil Draper, the football player, is in
The sun., 1898-06-12

N n1nAYnVy Not Confederate. One s5
H. MlINHv bill Free THE GUIDE TO
II, MUNEl WEALTH tells it ALL A
Is Book for 81. One OF the
above bill Free If you send now Circulars. Rare
Goods for stamps ]. a, Johps'n, Hubbardston,
Mass.
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cURaEyr nfrEKaruHE .

All those who arc fond OF bright, Gu
tertaining fiction for midsummer road
ing will lind the August Ladies' Home
journal entirely to their taste. As
usual, the August issue OF the Journal
IL largely given up to short aturies,
there being nine in thu one number,
and all by well known writer's. These
include a pitturesquely weird story ny
Julian HAWTHORNE; strongly realistic
tails by Clara Morris, the actresss;
humorous adventure by John kondriok
hangs, and romances told in tender
key by Il. H.. Maybe, Ahbe Carter
Goodlne, Sewsll Ford and Bettlna
Welcb. Virginia Woodward Cloud
graphically pictures "A Girl of Salam''
IN vigorous verse. and Julia Magruder
concludes her novelette. "a Heaven
kissing Hill. " There is genuins humor
in Robert j. Burdette's "Tongieleas
LiaTe, and freah interest in "Summer
Piagza Stories.'' "Shali OUT Girls 60
to CullegeY'' is answered by Edward
Box, who also writes inadvooacy of
Giving Allowances to Girls.n Mrs. $.
y. Rorar tells what is .sThe Best Dist
for Binodlesa Girls, y and identifies tho
various kinds OF mushrooms growing
in the woods that are bit for food. There
ars practical articles in needleworl,
millinery and on variety OF homely
song, "When | Wait at the Bars for
Nsii.n By The Curtis Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia.
A side-light ia thrown on tho recent
annexation OF Hawaii by j. +. lass,
war correspondent for Hnrper's Weekly.
wxitipg frunn nm hourtl fna ptBamshi n
China, hound for Manila, June a2d. he
says that when In Honolulu he was
taken to lunch at the officers club by
nm old citizan. To quote Mr.. Basa:
"Ho stopped ME before the club door
and pointed out to ms a long line OF
poIishsd quick firing guns. Have you
notioed those MRxims? The chid-like
native sometimes wakes M. We never
know when ii is coming. On the
island the question of annexation 10 thH
question Of the sugar interest. Take
away thu reciprocity treaty and the
island Is lost. according to sugar.
erowers. lust an long no Rnnexation
has not taken place this danger lies
before them. Tho island is very rich,
and sugar stock pays from 20 to 40 per
rent intnreat, but grunt risks arc taken
by tho capital invested. "
Spacinl features OF Harper's Maya
zipe for August, are as follows: "Ths
| Conrict System In Siberia;" initial
ard la Illustrations from drawings by
n. G. Yuhn, Lucius Hitchcock, Harry
| Fepn and +. u. Steele; and from
photographs by the author and by W.
IL. Jackson; by Stephen bonsaL
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Lombard streets.
Forty fourth Pine to Bennett. Eighth
to Ninth; northwest corner Eighth and
kirkwood Streets
Forty fifth.-pine to Bennett, Ninth
to Brandywino Creek; No. 700 Fast
Tenth stieet.
Forty sixth Rennott to Creek, Eighth
to Creek; southwest corner Ninth and
Church streets.
Forty serenth--Thirteenth 10 Brandy
wine Creek, Creek to Delaware River;
Thirteenth and Claymont streets.
Forty eighth Thirteenth to Twenty
fifth. Pine to Delaware River; No. ll2l
East Thirteenth strpsi.
Forty ninth-Marlset to Pine, Brandy
wine Creek to Twenty fifth; No. 1902
Market atrset.
Fiftisth - Brandywine Creek to
Twenty fifth. Market TO city line.
(westl Market street. and Elliott
avenue.
Fifty srat-All of city north of
Twenty fifth. to city limo; Twenty
ninth and West streets
THIRD REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
Fifty second registration and election
district Market TO Washington, Eighth
to Ninth; No. Sl2 Shipley street.
Fifty third Washington to Monroe,
Eighth to Ninth; No. SAT Madison
street.
Fifty. fourth--M onrou to Harrison,
Eighth to Ninth; Office, rear No. $40
West Ninth strest.
Fifty. fifth Harrison to city line,
Eighth to Ninth; No. 500 Franklin
street.
-, rnt b.. -. -
Ninth to Eleventh; No. 9 West Tenth
street..
Fifty seventh Market TO West,
Eleventh to F,randywine Creek; No.
1905 Market street.
Fifty eight Washington to Adams,
Ninth to Delaware avonro; Delaware
avenue and Jefferson street.
Fifty ninth -Weat to Adams, Eleventh,
Delaware avenue to Brandywine -Four.
tenth and Washington streets.
Sixtieth-Adains to Rodney, Ninth
to Delaware avenue; corner Eleventh
md Adams streets.
Sixty -6rst--Adams to Rodney, Della
ware avenue to Brandywine Creek; No.
1923 Gilpin avenue.
Sixty, second Rodney to Woodlawn
avenue, Rockford Road. Ninth to Della
ware avenue; No. l7l2 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Sixty.third = Rodney to Rockford
Road, Delaware 10 ShallcroBs avenues
No. lila Scott street.
Sixty fourth -Rodney to Rockford
Road, Shallcross avenue to Brandywine
Creek; Manning Library.
Sixty 1fth-Rockford Road to Rising
Sun lane, ,Brhndywine Greek to Ninth
or city line; Seventeenth and Rockford
Road.
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD. ss.
4 PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON " RAJ

SSM Mo n En mEiA WI niNnToH RAT
TiMoRlt K. r.
r.. scnedgis eli. IN e n, Nay , s,,h, ,s'''
Trains leave Wiimington as follegs m, ~
40, Va. 7.SS 40. ss5 a.sa lo.Oa loB llsh
nsS ~ a. m. SIC ~. L5I o.oa atL 4''A 's"h
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1s45 2,8a 400. 5.25, f.eo and 10; 4o p N, "a
Fos Chester sm, lISps q iSI 4 IT, Il o so
a,9s, 6,gl, e5, and 9o5 2. %; n. a., ros n N,
1915 $50. 400. $50. eis3. 40 and 100 r. nm M
dining cari iOiS Ii IS a. M sla: 10 tdntng CAR.
M sdinin i, carr s Se Via read strssi
a, m. s;al aO1 AS SOL and 1910 y r r, 70. ana
FOR boston without chahs@ AVID u iii'' saw
90. p ~: -. ,-a.... "a A, stati,ns
5sSs. Inland M and ssi p. ~ S'
Ga,tImore and Washington. 4.s5, SOL all.
Jo,is and ii 0o a. M. Is6 R.49 81. IL. I5l s5l
III R.iti,nor, ana Intern ediats stations, 2ik
"a hhan m. and is0 o night
min ssss tnxnress, s5a T.so, Ss5. s.ss iosl
II ia n, rs m SIs I'll lia gus 3,i2, a.4d, 40i.
III. 500 5.S. $50 8lI 65a T3l, lilo. lLlJ p.
M, and 12.oi night ~, ,o,.
12s ZIG 4,Oi 444. s.s5. s-as. 1908 and li3' p M
| SUNDAY TlsAINs-
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a.. TS e.os and o.i6 p. IN. II,
10 5 oa;a and io1S p. M NJ. -
f0r I us ae, I'll s,o;. G5; and a.9s y. ii.
:" anco,nmodation. T.O7.SS.lD H. H., E,.0a Liz
| ana i "a .es and 1910 u M.
Far New York ttnroash express,. 81, zoe, o.Ii
(dining cam, l043 ll.4j n. M. 81 dining rar1,
S0. SOL. 20. 20 dining carl. hoi, ein z, W, NJ
Meeting via Broad Street STATION; f ~
40, 707, .. 10 n. M. 4Oo sos hna iv,so ~ ~
For Boston without chAnge, o'ot Z. IN IN ,a,s
Baltimore aud Washington; 49, p, on; rvio =
M, Io5 1919 lJO, b:S '6.i@' '.oo' OIL p nl'
| and 1888 night - .,a,,ons AZ,
Baltimole and intermediate s'isiV''A ~ (
p. IN. and 100 night ps,,.a .tre., for WI.
Leave Philedelphih, bro sn ~ "a ~ l2oa
lntngteu texpressl S;o9, n y "a n M m. and
liz AL. b.o8, Goo. i"si, Con ~ $500 r. 80
LEO night ew ora loN n. ,n., IajL
Rs, s.i0. s.ss, and 1o.05p. m.
FOR TIE SOUTH.
eS ,o Nsss Orleans Memphis Tampa, Nashville.
Via AshavliIe and Hot SPRINGS
Art aSTio COAST IINE-ls ay d m. daily, sleepern
- Jarh sonville Port Tanlpa, and Macon. ts.bj
| MIMI. dniiy. slrepers 10 kiuhInond and Jack
sanvii,e 7 - fNi4l
Sr a,s,tp9 a. ma sieaners 10 cincnfiatL
~, a W ,t,.r f,tytsyt,N. 2f
| ps4s " :, - 80. =, 80, On ana
For New Casties o'i5 ii-of =. n"~s'S f''
65s pm. ,vast -daya
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asatlrcaa Zines

s12is. s2.3l. t35a s5,sl. .T.iL *n.0o p. N. SUR
days. s3.la '9.so. .ll.si a. IN. 's5y. .62L I'll.
iS,i i, lei weok days, BIB Sac a4a s7ls
f.35. $50 t0ilo g45, s1osL i os am, sLla. szA
Sundays. .sis. Isl. $50 $3.50. 1l.ai, sii-A a. m.
a.is, '3.5a '5,ai, SO Y 4. s;l5. -lL0 p m.
chester, week s,S says q % ssS. 90 IL T1
.521, $50 sT.4l. ai5 s1l.D0 D.. IN. SUNDAYS, s3lS
fs5. $50 SOB ILL.,, ll2i a. No. si5, sS5s. 'osl
Al Atantic Ciss. week days .7i5 a. M. -sie -l
Eb2i %. in. Sundays. 7.35 a. In., 2.t5 p. m.
I Cape May. week Gays, 5.a5 a. m, alg, t2.3i
baltimore and Washington. week days. sa.ts.
TiO ss3l I'll oil a. M. el25s r o. 3ok tl4Q .457,
'0.ia, 800. oil .. n, sundays. AlS 40 .s.sl
a. f pIs.5s ~ 90. 3.Ui. A57, to.04 sD.i1 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, ITO a. m, SOL p.
N Newark, week DAYS, AIS. r,lo. ss,sL .ll.oi a
m. sundays. slls, ITO 1884 a M. Els56, s.UL
i4.5y. Tx. *9.I y. N.
Pittsnurg; week days. = -s,at a. M, -oI7 p m.
Chicago. daily, 1874 a. IN, FA-5s p. In.
chicaso via Cincinnati and indianapolis, 's,ai
q. M. dailf.
Cincinnati and 1T LOUIS. fe'3i a. M, FRlob ana
Toiedo ana Detroit 90 IL p. m. daily to Toledo
and daily except SUNDAY to Detroit
New Orleans and Memphis wa Bristol and
Chattanooga. ss.0i y. M, daily. Through sleep
ers TO Memphis and New Orleans.
binFeflY tccoiiiiiuiteioh. Weoh uhsH. iiu y. w.,
bO4 1.s lu55 Sunday, 10 u m. 30k 1875 pm.
LAnuenberg accommodation. weekdays 10
i0.00a M, 3.0I, 4-5I p. m. sundays 1000 a. IN,
53a o. m. - -.
Philadelphia, week days 43l p. nj.
baltimore, week days, 6.45 a. M. 2.55 p. m,
Landenhers. week days, 6.45, D.oo a. M, 2.5S
6l0 D. IN. sundays, 9l55 a. M. $40 p. IN.
LEAVE PHILAnELPHiA Tor Whining
ton, week days. .3,3a 6.l0 40. 500 900. 'l023,
ll80 a. M. -Es.u fist, 400. '80i 4.2O, 43o s5l5.
40 600 go, s7.3 .s55 10. 40, eilS5 y. IN sun.
days, 1885, sa.00 900, 1l.30 a. M. SEQ. sl31.
200 +I.20. 40 $50. FT.30. @s.;S. 1880 =. IN.
Telephone No. l93
Rates 10 Western points lower than via any
other line. n. Il. MARTIN,
Manager of Passenger lrafic-
". NJ. GREENE. General Manager
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baltimore man Hurt.

Richard X. Brown, aged 30 years, Of
No. I'll North Spring street, Balti-
more, fell into culvsrt at East juno
tion, Mt about o'clock Tuesliay mora
ing ami fractured his spine. He was
taken in the Phoenix amhulancs to tho
Delaware Hospital, where he was Mt
tented BY Dr.. Draper.
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leading muchtalked.of tdrpedoboat de-
stroycra, and caused her to turn towards
the shore q wreck.
The Iowa then steamed to assist the
Oregon, Texas aud Brooklyn In their
chase after the remaining Spanish ships,
but by the time She cautht'up with them
The batile was over. With the same
enerny displayed in destroying Spain's
vessels, the Americans manned their
small boats and rescued the Spanish
sailors from their burning vessels.
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For NeWt'York.

Express, weekdays. aso 4o5. $50. sos. 5.ts.65a
fs8. s20 $50. 1921, 1l.oy M. 20g noon
1850 D. m. and 1s.oi night, Sundays, 5.sn s.N
IA 81 10 Il s a ss 'ias ss Us sd sd s
NH, aI,5O, and 1000 p. NJ, and ls.0I night
For Boston, without caenge. li.OJ a. m. woek-
catskiil Express SParlor Carr, $50 a m. wcek-
days. 5.e
Branch, 405 $50. 8,Ss 1l.39 a. m. and 2.43,
3.3l sos D. m. week-dRys.s 900 p. ~. saturdays
only sundays lstops ~ Interiaken for Asbury
For LamberIyille. Easton and Scranton. go,
s00a. M. Il noon, s.5s, 600 .Lambertvillc and !
Esston only, weekdays and I.G p. M daily
buffalo, $40 q. m, l2.0O noon weekdays anu I.ls
wAsHINoToS AND THE soUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington. $50. 7.2o, s-3s,
1920 and il.si q m E ,a Ell c,S MI s1Srn
IN, and I2.15 night, weekdays sundays: y ~
'T20, OH and l1.2j a. M. E09.. III, Al, t+SM
Conversational iim.h 'e,oa '7.si p M. anulAoS
For baltimore, accommodation, OLE a. m. s.Is
and 40i p. m. weekdays. sos and n.lS p m
Atlantic Coast Line, express, E-oap, m. and iaos
soushern a Railway; express. 65ap m, daily. &
chesapeake q Ohio Railwsy, J.sl ?; M daily.
sssdssy Na s8s !hE IL S Sss a. follows
Express for New York. 90J, a. M, 40 .. m.
week-days- For Long Branch. via. seaside Park.
Says lstors at interiaken Tor Asbury Park,
7.30 q. M For Beach Haven and Barnegat
CITY SO a M and soo n. wessdaJ r. 49, 49,
Tuckerton, p. 10 q, M, and 400 p m. week daya
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIos via Delaware rivor
bridge express, S;oS va o ~ minutes n mr.
Sundays, 500, $50 go minutesl u. M, 2ss lss
minutes. 400 p ~. ,v,, pxn,.,, m
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WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

TIME TABLE, in effect Nav 18th, Is1s.
Trains leave Wilmington tFrench, street sta
tiun) Tor b. q o. Junction, Monbhanin, Winter
thur, GuyencOurt, Granogue, Cosssrt Chadds
Ford junction, Pocopson, West Chester, En-
breevIe, Mortonyille, Coatesyille, and inter-
mediats stations. daily, except Sunday, nt7.3
a. m 2.l5. 4.S0 and 900 y. IN. sunday only. sos
g. III, 2. 10 and 500 Il. in
For Naynesbnrg junction, Springfield and in
terinodiaie stations daily. excent Sundayt at
100 a. in. 2.l5 and $40 p IN. sunday only ut
s05 a. M, .. Il ard 600 y. IN,
For Joanna. Blrdsboro Reading and inter
mediate stations, daily. except Sunday, at I'D
.. M and 2l5 p. IN. Sunday only. s,b g. IN.
Al. G. McCAII5lAND. BowNFss BRIGGS,
SUPERINTENDENT Gen. Pass. Agt
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Argument on the application for re-
ca,vers for the Arlington Mills Manu-
featuring Co. has been postponed in the
United Stntes Court, By consent of
counsel, until September.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28

Veekly. BY pnrmlssIOn. Copyflsht, ISD3, b. \
We reproduce, with permission. pic,
ture from the issue of Harrer's Weekly
for July ESD, showing the forward
tnrrct OF the battleship Iowa in action
during the destruction Of Ccrvcra's
fleet.
erring aim from the Iowa's forward
turret struck and set fire to the flagship
Maria Theresa, the first of the Spanish
ships destroyed. Another 12'incher from
the Iowa crashed into the bow of the
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Aailrpad Zines.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. TRAINS LEAVE BROAD 5f3;EEr STATION
.plning Car. daily sWeok-day5.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
'Dining Car fDaily. sTeok-dayj.
Except Saturday
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. m. daily. Pitisburg, Chicago. Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Carr
no coaches to Pittsburg3
IL. 20 p. III. daily, sLtitedr Plttsburg. Chicago.
Cleveland Toledo, Cincinnati, Louisville and
st. Louis. Dining Carl
1..25 y. IN. daily. pittsburg and Cleveland.
4.30 p. IN. daily, Pittsburg, Chicaso, Nashv'lf
(yia Cinclnnatr, and 81. Louis, Dining Carl
$50 D. M. daily. Pittsburg, Chicago and Glove
land: FOR Toledo except SATURDAY..
1927 p. IN. daily, Plttsburg, Cincinnati and's
Louis.
IL. 20 p. m. daily, Pittsburs and Chiosgo; fol
Cleveland. except Saturday.
lock Haven Express. sR-N IN
Niagara Rochester, Buffalo. and hano
Express. ....-..--..-..ts+.-..... so.5U " ~
Elniira and Remove Express.....-. tla.2j p m
Wiliamsport Express 1900 hjw m
Rochester, Buffalo and Erie Express. l.s0 p IA
Cumberland Valley railroad, 40, $50 O. M,
l2ls.5 AIS p. IN. weekdays, llln p, IN. sxcep!
Saturdays. Sundays, All q. M and A.5o AND
N.20p M
SoHUYLKILL DIVISION.
For Phoenixville, Pottstown and Reading, 81 =
e85 and 1913 a. M. 2.1O. 4.IO. 5.a2 and I'LL p.
, M Sundays, $50 and 9.2s a. IN, IL. =, COZ and
sBpp. m, PhunixyiIle only, 7.sl a. nj. and
437 and 1.57 p. Ia. Weekdays. =
For Poitssillc. 557, 835. 1918 O. M, 30 40 aud
TIL p. m. weekdays Sundays, go va \ n.
nnd6. OF n. m,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28

On the morning Of July Sd, about 93e,
the Spanish fleet tried to escape from the
harbor Of Santiago, where 1t had been
bottled MP by the American warshlps,
In remarkably shors enaca Of time
after tho Spanish ehips were sighted,
every gun on the American .batilcships
was manned and loaded and the gunners
ready for tho word "Fire,n which would
mark the beginning of the battle. They
had not long TO Wait, for it took but
few minutes for the Spanish cruisers to
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28

II yeu want 10 Duyu nice
home. lot us know about
Tho sigoof house you de-
/ u LIST Of properties we
HAWKINS u CO.,
"a? Market Street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28

~ was taken with a bad humor which APP
peared on different parts OF my b dy and on my
face. Prescriptions gave me only temporary re-
licf heard so much about the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparills that began taking 1t and in q
short time the eruptions vera all healed. "-Miss
Susie Legar, Wyoming, Delaware.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Easy to take,
nns 10 nunr ntla.- ali Ill
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28

by II. ReutordahI. KeproducoH from HarperS
pass in single file tho wreck of the Mer.
rimac, clear the harbor, and dash for the
omen sea to tho westward. Pouring Il hail
OF shot and she'll tho American ships
closed in upon them.
The well.trained American gunncrH
sent shut after shit surely and un-
sparingly into the fleeing foe. IN half
an hour half the Spanish fleet had been
DESTROYED, and in little over an hour
the battle was finished, aud Ceryera's
aeet thing OF the past.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28
GOLF,

An Interesting Contest at the Elsmere
Links on saturday Afternoon.
The golfers of tho Delaware Field Club
held the third of the series of weekly 49,
pole handicaps at Elsmere Saturday after
noon. The rain of Thursday freshened
the links, but rendered the greens tride
slow. Nine contestants handed in cards,
A. al. Al
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28
GAuraIrunal.

COURSES.
Famous for starting young people OF
SUCCESSFUL CAREERS through 1t
brief Commercial and Shorthand Courses
1888 students tsome 100 ladies) from los
places and different states last year
Largest attendance SELF-SUpP0RT
quickly given through our SHORT
magnificent catalogue will delight and
amaze you. One OF the finest in the
world. DAY SESSIONS resumed Thurs
day, Sept. list NIGHT SESSIONS,
Monday, Sept. 2Gth. Office open daily
during vacation Call or send for Day
Catalogue, or Night Circular. They arr
FREE. Graduates Aided TO Positions.
II. s.. GOLDEY, Principal.
9Th and Market streets. Wilmington. Del
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-28

j. Ernest Smith handed in the lowest
gross score, his card reading:
Out .............5, 6, g. 4, s. A, 8, 8, Gas
In ,...........5.76 4, 5. 8. 5, s. 6-4S-96
The contestants and their best gross scores
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-09

Mr. and Mrs Robert Knapp have re-
turned from their wedding and hunting
trip to Northern Maine, and report a
very pleasant time. Game Of all kind Is
very plenty. On the first morning after
making camp, Mr. Knapp went out hunt
ing, while his wife was getting break
fast, and shot fine, large deer. Par
fridge also are very plenty, and trout in
abundance, Moose, caribou, bear and
wildcat abound. Deer would often come
in sight of the camp. During their en-.
tire trip, Mr. and Mrs Knapp saw 50 deer
There was plenty of snow, anywhere
from one to four feet. The so called
blizzard here was thought no more OF
than q common snow storm, the weather
being somewhat colder. The sleighing
has been fine since about November l
Their health has been splendid
during their stay in the northern woods
Thew broke camp November %, cross
ing the Penobscot river On the ice, arriv
| ing home, December 3, in the best Of
health. A wedding reception will be
rendered them ct the home Of Mr. anc
Mrs Walter Rutfl9s on Wednesday even
ing, December ID.