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nELAWARE nIYIeInN

For Nes Castle, s. l3. ll.O4 a. IN. 2.S5,
q ana b.5h p. IN. week days
for Le@ee, .. l3 a. M; 4.27 p. M, week
tsys
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar,
l3, ll.A . m; a ~, sos and ll.56 %.
- Sundays, llhB D. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 2.35
y M. week dave
Express ~ Cape Charles, Old Point
,"mfon and Norfolk, ll.Oi q. m., week
lays, aud II IS . NJ, daily.
TRAINS LEANE BROAD STREET STA
TlON, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
: 80 a. n. da!ly I'iitpburV, Chicago, Gin.
cinnati, louisville and st. Louis.
tDtnng Gar.
10 Is ~, daily for Pinahnrg and Chi
Cage M c,aches 10 Pittsburg. J Linn
ntd q tHu buffet Parlor Cars.
~ ~ y NJ daily, Limited" Plttsburg,
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo, Cincin.
nati, f0niaville and 81. Louis. (Din-
ing Car
Y; q I. u. daily, pittsburg, and Cleve-
land
80 p m daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Nashville via Cincinnati), Indianapo.
" aud i Louie. tbining Car
S.Ai &, M, daily, Pittshnrg and Chicago;
~ rilrdn, except saturday.
ln. = 6 .. dail,, P,tta nrg, Cincinnati,
l1'iisviir, Cleveland and ST. Loui \
= q 4 d daily, ri,tshurg and Chicago;
dat, ~ Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Na,lry Route; for Cleveland, except
saturday
ID Congressional Limited Express.
" Ne,sttlhlt failor Carr and Dining
Ga SnrStra fare ot1ier than the usual
Pullman cha,Re.
q: Limited Express, Yestibne Parlor
are, Ne-tiinir Passenger Coaches and
l,nirk Cat Nnextta lare.
itr ilningiou Transfer Con pany
Nil call ~ snd check baggage from
hnt.ls and rrsidtncee
lW fnr hrr information, passengers
~ ntri,td q ~ tickel agent at the
Hiatfnn
J + HUTCHINSON, J.R WOOD,
zen Manager. Cien Pasa Agent.
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TnrLI.h liu,,,nr.

TLe %art + PaaverldaIly srdate. Flt
serans dptapauor las iad people Il
aoult uis Ginclty for wIi or for ra.
islns i9Ee 70 dlsprasr this atia y.
MI Ecclley nutlat III "rravpI, II
Three Continents gives tlp foilowln.
snt c,nens Of Turkish hum0r.
said q derr.sa ;o 4 camel. "Whar
rnascs roar I'M y eraata:" IT, wlllrf
the can.el rpg', ,ls.i +. rlp.rr
sire ieht alnai at roa s4aan iase
exemption tot
Il nan eal..l r " barra w
l.iS 1.1a l. htFca tsag
ti.e dalaCH a 4i44.. u.if
the conversation on tbr d5n.
key from within h'ared Said tlle az
pi'rant "Tirre. Le I lrse. LEI tae
lave hin!."
Sail lie Turk. y Win loud no man
anything who will believe donkey,s
volce against 4ulns... -.
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Arthur Leais TaDbs
suNsgT

Turn nnt q tnc cat aea The ~ !, .eclining
And tte sprt ot slii.et il 4ere.
foo sl5 .e ilzlt taf A ai!iE1E3 aehA4ng
u 84tHal tg9 perstca r3f
TA6agH iatr taa .He tlprriag ylalncss Is past,
And Che days 1sgl;rsi a45ns aIc fg3erved iof
tic last
stronger
Ii All that Is 9fa sest ard best
But the hanas hacom- w9ay y siaIoss grow
longer
And We iook y tha "1cnins tor ra-t
And why should W. sigh f9r tha morning delight
When ripe fer tHe 4ulet aad peace d: tfs uighti
Turn net to tAe cast Afn tAe day declining.
Nor mus % tae pass RttA t=ars
Whom brgA' oer the Auit1ps tae r.d light Is
shining,
And the glory n sunset 5 hero
Enjoy, then, me moment tie DrigGtc5t and best
When morning is tawnlng away h tbe Will
Mary u Wheeler ID Boston Ifanscr!pt
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Remember Low n smile

Hhateyer sou may forget nv friend,
1Iasering tile lataul tOll
Of all the snrfurs tHAt a6ue n y0a
IA me- midst 81 ite tusm
You VIII Way ttatr y brighter Way
ana hap ier b, the WHILE
II you on ! look on the suH ttst sids
Ana remember Low u sl.Ile
Though Wing may have golden crown
And queen her eve 5 ralet
Fhry - no. c.fai1rt buriened heart
tighten a lnad frare
But you InsN garlAi l ot braLty tHsne
AND Fl auilesf hours Dsguil
# ynu htNe he si!t 0f 4 cheerful tace
And :, n nher hON 70 smile
The sun may rise ia i claultd sky
ana ihe morn he rnd and graz
The oeauteaus h4 Ft vi hu0id itse.!
Att hWpe seem RIDDEN ava
But nUen n DOR III Is happy heart
4 hich shadows nhat defte,
And 2 @or NJ cGrtltti hnughis Win come
~ tAe wake oi winning mile.
success + waiting toF eY,ry Tie
Maals ~llang ta &ark aud riu
Ahd cheefil heart Il he 4pital
+ nat is No ded dIt y to begiii
For Az Whd look, IN th- peasant SIDE
Has Il pt q uaHy u Ri
ana tAe -Teetest -ecrrt a " may EnoH
II the secret q hDW % snile.
7lahateyer you may forget nis trend
~ the midst Dt iife turmoil,
Retain t.c Treasure q. che rf4iness
~ .WH"ten y rrnw aud tail
And ahriI 4 ere-s seem. O r.dft prize
And tai 4rG tAtNdte : aW hire,
~ let lDrgrtiuiurss aim rd4r frown
But remember hos % sM.te.
Arthur Lewis TuDbs
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FLORIDA.
Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylyani.
Railroad

The fret PENNSYLVANIA Railroad tou
~ tn season IL Jack-aulifr, allaWit.
t@a aeeks Ill FlnIda, oil have Nes
York and Pniiadrtphia Fthfn4-t q
EScar-tan tcs.t-, ibcndmg railNa
f'anspora'iun, Pullnfan acc.fnsda IT,
(1ne hrftt ATM meals ,lt ruilr III h,tI
directions Wlit. tfa&einp nn tit sI4ci
naln, viii .. -o'd III Ne ftltIMiIg rafp.
New York, s5a c0; pGtiad-ipG4, il4r
nrI, Raillln 4ni Wasli gtan. S4s III.
Putetur2, s53 0l and Al pr3pOiti4Da
hr- from tlHt' plint-.
Fur tickets iiitrttIr- aud orher il
formation AppS 4, ticket agents rouri
Aerrt n lia6 EraadNnS. eW YMk:
nurt etferi Broak n; 1sa Br,4d -tr, III
Nraark, \ J X Cm,Iteftt.t HI
Passenger AgHt Ei,iauu District 3n
anat VII tuIu SrHdd-, Pa--erp. Z
Agrrt Southeastern EH-fHri. aa,taGp
Lnn, II Ila- Il N ift f..--r,sp,
Agaut Western l)i-trct, pitsmstg ra
,tIrn " b.td, As-f.ta. 1; re,a
Passenger Agrnf LfIad >tferl s.aloa
PhiladtlpIid.
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B. AND 0. -

schedule IN pffeci November ls. iog9.
AlI trains illuminated 1ith Pintsch
Light.
Express trims
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE ANENtE STATION, FOR
NV YORK week dava, .5 1l, sa. 80.
10 r. Dill; ~ 10, .234, q 10, rs. 10
talt Pullman cars - A, .I0.52 o. m.
sunday - o., - 80, III. 35 a. o.. /; y. "a.
= 90 y la Gall Pullman care, =. IA,
10 81 d. ii
PHILADELPHIA, week days, .5.o1.
30 = Us 73O, 1925. .s39, sl052'
o. I. nj; ~ 10, . "a, 800, 800
Z l9 tall Pullman care, $50, s7.44
~ y 2 NJ Sundays, t5.0l 730, $50,
- ~ u y, III 35 a M; s2.34, 300
= ~ . II tall Pullman care, $50.
= y 10 81 D. n.
CHESTER, Wtrk dave, $50, y O5, zso,
= ., - ~ +l052. III 0S a. N. - al
800, 60 s7.44, 10 So p. N. sun.
day. Z A 8 80, 'a.3a, ii u I'll. .35 a. M:
80. 400. $40 .744 sl052 D. M
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, 7.U5 q
~ Y ~, ~, 400 p. m. Sundays, )
10 a. M; 90 p. N.
Cape May. OCEAN City and Sea Isle
Chy, week DAYS, 705 a. M, 2.34 p. m.
sNiHlh1H. bI u, ffl
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
week days, = Is. 700, 1904, sllOl A.
q ~ NJ, '208. 3. ~, g 40, a 81, $3.50
tall i'nllnlan cars), y o., *all D. no.
>nhdayt, Alb, t8.t4 a. m; ~ hR +2.09.
: u = 81, $50 tall Pullman cars),
.s0l .9ll D. N.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
ma ~; daily except Sunday, 3.l9 D.
NEWARK. week days, +4.ls. zoo.
= ~, y VI q. M; tl256, 3l0, t4.57,
l,'Z, = ~, = n. Sundays, ~ l8 +S.04
2 o. ~ hh. l9.*+.57 7.32 sa1I D. m.
FIllSHl no, aeek days, *S.u4 a. M;
II y, . ~ all Pullman cars). s9.l1 D.
y sui,haNs, 'aO4 a m; 4.57, s5.39
tall Pullman cars, s9lI b. m.
tHh AGO, daily, 800 a. m; *4.57
ciNcISNATI AND ST. LOUIS, .s.a
2. n. w ~ and - II p M, daily.
q GAY. n,.o,l 3 Toledo and dat'e- eKcept sunday
slNGERIY ACCOMMODATIONS
:. N'rs daNs ~ a: nj; 3 10, 1872 p. m.
GANpEN BERG Atc6MMonarron
f!I,',. ~. CuhuhYt, O5U p. M.
LEAN r MARKET STREET STATION
BALTIMORE. week days, 2.b5. %. In.
LANbENbERG, week dave, s.fS
n -. 5ln p. n. Sundays, e.55.
n; 5 IS d ni.
AVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIE
!. NiiItlN. sttk days. g rs. s. 60 go
~ y no a M; sl22O, *l.37 2.I5.E
q = ~ I - .5n7 tall Pnllman%
~ = -. egl n 20. ts 30 siI g5n'
! SUNDAYS. q IS. s7sn lI.OO 4. nj.
u ~, .l37, 2l5 s420, 4.sO. i5'O7
all frllnan cars), go, " 30, 1886 z
D 3Op o..
IL mar Ia Tt'eii Le .)3.
halrs I, Western p;:nts los tjan
~ ~ ~ inr.
4. y. INhFRWonn JIM ffk
~Ger- Meuaxef. ASs. o. Pasa. rrgftio
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ARA ,,Ie ,fInf.ter s.,iI,d

The York tHe.l Transcript sars that
Portland minister recently called up-
on one Of the families In his parish
He aseended the steps and knocked al
he door Receiving no response. he
vac about 70 acpair whom lip heard a
window in The ne1t house open and q
vomar'S voice saF Mrs Smith. Iii.
minister's at Yotr doar
W.ai r'as tlIc pastors surprise ami
!mrsempht when le caught Slrs
Smiths response waited gently aroHnd
the corner Gf tile house. "SA. don't you
S'pose know it,
The next Sunday after service Mrs
sn!tb met her pastor and expressed
her sorrow tLat she was away when lie
nau caifeu- - --
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lie D,dn.t- -1hnLn

Toward Mecca tie thoughts and rs.
3!fatioas 20 all pioas Noslems are
nrnfa and at least once III ITS life.
tae c. good MolaEEaeaan II expect.
4 t5 alke pilgrimage to that city.
slnt If the duties of t5e pilgrim iIn.
lrd'att n after bis arrival Is ii make
Journey seven tt4cs round holy
o5.t.eo outside tAe mosque.
We went Al d great paee. saws an
f1ngllshmam who. disguised as Nh.
bammedan, pail a ris.r ID Mecca Al
the risk Of Ais life and tAe day waa
geow!ng bot. WApu taa procession
res oyer. W. came Iac. to thu ni9s.,ne
eng were each glgla i l.owl IL Ifny.1
Hater. Nas ~ thirsty faat drank
H.ar q q d.afi aIl .l f9f ia5.e
NL.eli noticed ptudaf II tcry glYd
.Ii,fea9h f9t as aItF5 ward i1aIaGd
Ais WIS Tile sacred ater Ut Iemara
#L!cA IN inadel cannot a.luk without
9elng cao.eG.
This was supposed to be tie water
fL.ch was supp.ied to Iagar Wlpn
,Ae was psF.s.ias Ii tic DESERT
christian EadsaTor Wosld.
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THE proposition to divide the Delaware
delegation to the next National Repnbli-
can copvention-thes sending oftwo dele
cations and the admission Of both with
a half vote f9r each delegates delu.
Asive subterkge to deceive the unwary.
The makerf Of 1.-THE boIters-reaize
pat the political conditions, State and
ktional demand that they cease their
prt 10 prolong the destructive party
sseFr-+ -+Aish they have created In
ID OF manly Acknowledgements d.
ir error. surrender Of usurped author
and return to the legitimate and
sent party organization Of the State
y are hunting for some plan 70 ayoio
The time for the acceptance Of such 0
position, il there has ever been sucf
Tne, has passed. 1t would not nov
TT the desired result. The demand
b is not for an armistice-a temporary
Itch up of the broken Republican
umu, but for permanent peac,
his demand arises alike from State and
ational conditions. The demand i.
pr the conserving of the opportunities
pr promoting State and national inter.
Is-for continuing along the line,
ened by Republican craftsmanship t,
eater national glory and prosperity,
d to apply the principles Of govern
lent that have made the Nation glorious
nd prosperous, to the State.
The first requisit to this result in De'a-
kare is q Republican party united upon
basis that shall assure continued unity
hf purpose and action. remaining
remnant of the better schism would b.
lfatal. Il has been demonstrated tha
there are no worthy or lasting qualities
Of cohesion In the boltet organization
II IL, at ita best, an aggregation Of war.
ring elements, having as o whole only
destructive powers, and il nov
divided irte factions that cannot unite
far any good purpose except il be
III y a,iiit ~ ofganization big enough, an
ufeng enough in its devotion to tn,
Bter and larger matters II State and
jonal politics, to assimilate the con.
Eut elemenfs without injury to ilsefi
\ths public interests which il repre-.
zee are plainly the conditions
) are not only divided into
The sun., 1900-01-03

HE Morning news makes a plea ior
publican nnity on the only basis that
Fecognizss--she chance for office. That
the Alpha and Omega Of bolter Repub.
ban politics. They went out Of the
epublican party to secure the Fedora
3Hcest AID now can appreciate no rea
on for q return but to secure Office.
Bas is too plain truth for any one to
make mistake about. The one and
only potent argument with the boilers is
p promise them office.
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RAILROADS..

70, Chester tpxpress) J, 81, 4.2l, s.55,
u IS a m; l37, 800, 4,58, GOT, e.s7,
and y N p ri.
Accommodation, 7.l0,s.o5 o. M; I2. 10,
l.5l, % b.2b Z. 2s, and iu.s3 y. N.
tnr New York, Through express)
l.5I 302, IS tI ming carj, 9.55.ll as,
. n l.37 tim nR Carl, 500, 8O7, *6.20
(hiuing Ca), s57, g. Z p. M, connect
ing via Brtal Street 4iiinn phisadel-
phia, 20 10, g.25 L. M; 400, 4.b8
ana 10 ~ j ".
tot Bnrinn, Withoui change. Z. % p. m.
baltimore ana Washington, ABB, 500.
ln.lsa NJ; u 05, l24a, so, 5.23, *6.IQ,
~, I36 Sill p. M, and 1888 night.
Baltimore ard intermediate station
h.57 p, nj, 1900 niglt.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street SD
ton, q Wilmington express), $50,
- ll.23 a n.; l2.na, .l2, 3.i2, AL.
h.tS, 5 "A s.bb. 7.3l, s.35, lilo, Il.l6
p m, and " 05 night.
Accommodation, s SO. g. IL, 10. 35 a. m. |;
l2.30, 2.32, d. 10, s.Ss. and 1907 p. m.
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AMUSh NkNIS.
Ar noeKsIApEa ! rnEATnE

Nr and Mrs tony FArr-il, tte ianr
Weston sieter-, Mi-- Fora patkrr, tlc
singer II" knap- tte Gay mo letter, an
iopr u tte ltading act- ~ me prnpran#
II DackstafefiE TiFIlrr lEi5 week
fhtt- arr fye others f--idps these f5u#
and the 5ill L g0nr al the 9ay through
Mr. and Mrs Tony Farrell give III II
satire 10 "An American DIXIE, whirl
y pleasing n every gay. The fan,
Weston Sisters 4re original ana clpt.r
ana made NJ fav4atte ia.ptes.iol
rsterday at bath performances. THIN
81 direct # Y Katier 4 B.a4' NV
York playhouse Bah thr matinee ana
-yenlng performances aerc gfcettd ty
tr1Tde houses yesprday.
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E0R TnE snrTH-

Southern kailNay.-B.l7 p. M. daily,
-l-rIrrs % New Orleans, Aiken, Menu
pidr, aud Tampa; Z 36 p. ~, daily,
-lrtlerr % New Orleans, Memphis, Nash
vile, via Aeheyile and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-l2.49 p M,
isily, -lrrptrs 70 Charleston, Jackson
'lile, Pnn Tampa and Macon; 1888
night, daiiy, slrepers 10 Richmond and
lack ksnnvlle.
Ghrsalfuke 4 Ohio Railway, S.1l D.
o., daily, dining chr, and seepers 10
Cincinnati.
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The Core Payton Comedy Compare
.iich hss been paying ~ packed nous.
an the Opera House duiing the pa-,
week wtli present At Tile matinee tEi.
ttternOon tne Well kn1Nn AUD evpr in
rre-ling drama, East L,nnr.n TonigId
tie hll! %itl 1e 'Ari-tacracy tiaad
eats Were az pr-milm Yesterday If n
zen and again iaet evening. Prices f5I
oatinet ~ aud 20 eents, f1r the evening
~. 70 and ~ centa
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fault Of Every Evenings appeal
Pnt history to sustain its treason.
position to the government in the
war, 10 that the cases cited are
liar. In one case--the American
Fon-the fight was against dee
In the other case it is a fight
potism. The Americans who by
saunRs OF war begun in the inter
ests Of human liberty, and to drive th.
remains Of Old World despotism out 81
the New World, became responsible.
for the liberties Of the Filipinos. Agui
naldo and his followers represent only Q
continuance Of Spanish governmental
aconditions under other despots. Theo.
Arize about il as men will, that is true
IN defense Of its clamor against the Ad
rninistrttion and for making Democratic
political capital against it, Every Even
ink says:
That the course OF this country in tho
pending war is az indefensible as wa
the couEse Of Great Britain during
the Am1ricar, Revolution cannot b
donbtedAw
hat is evidently 1false The whot
Anerican people, except few unrecon
4ucted Democrats, and what we re-.
Gently heard described as caromel and
soda water Republicans, doubt ii anG
give nnmistakable proof Of their doubts
The idea Of putting Edward Atkinson il
the came class with the Earl OF Chatham
is absurd. Bnt il we laugh at that
what shall be done in view d
: the spectacle presented when the edi.
TOR Of Every Evening pushes himself
into such company? He does this. He
says: The most interesting feature Of th,
case, Is that the opponents of the British
governments in l777 were bounded and
howled at, just as we citizens Of tile
United States are who oppose this un.
righteous war in the Philippines.
Well, yes that is rather interesting,
but it isn't true.
The sun., 1900-01-03
Wednesday, January 3, 1900.

Ex-SFS iron HioeISs must (?) feel
complinienied BY the frequent com
mendaticn given him by Every Even
Ing since his Washington interview
We remember when be got nothing but
Snrsn from that quarter. What is the
The Every Evening has not be-
hs re rrblRn. HAS the Ex-senator
ued Democratg
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IALLurc. III L.g.
STATE ~ oHo, tiry q TotEEo. !

l4ll8Aa bAAIlt
FEkNE ! CHENEY makes oath that 81
T. setter partner ~ TIE firm IL L. j.
t,HsNrf 8 CoNrASY, dong bu-in, s- II
fhe 1ny ~ lnl-dn, county and Star,
.far sani ana Hat -aid fr,n u u pat tln
-nfn II ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS f.n
ZACH and every case If IATAERi tt.t
eatlnei ~ cured Dy tie use of llALL 4
CAT RRI Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn q bth,,- ~ aud s,tuscribr3 H.
ny trt-e q, tllis Gh day ii Dpcrn,o
a f., 1856.
4. " GLEASON.
skAL Notary lrBLIt
--l
hall'- Catarrh Cnp is taken interna
=, and actr riirtety ~ ~ b,4,d aB,s
Anc''n- -ttlac~r II Tie -yeten s+n4 tai
testimrt al-, ~.
4 I CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. q
ssad Drl.Rist-, ~.
ila.'- tamils T. l7 AZ be best.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AMI,
BALTIMORE X 4.
ScheduIe b effret 900 nlte, an lsaa
Trains leave Wilm,,.on u t.,,o

Schedule in effect sept inter 70, 1899
Trains leave Wilmington a. foIlows.
tr " 'tilaiei ha texpresr i 81. 3 ~
i,20, q ~, 80, i Sd s Is. 8 rs
4.75 10 * 70 ~. II 25. ii 32, III asa
~ n ~, 100. 3ll 4 IS. 5O4
~, go, b.57, 723, 3 O6, and 9.Ih
o. n.
Accommodation 4 10. 10 ana II a.
m.; l2.50 232, 4 70, 5 W and 10 IL
]. N.
For Chester Cexpres, l57. i 20 3 n
~ 10 : -, IS. ln,,3. ii. rs. ii ~
y m.; 81, 300, 4 58 6.O7, s 81
,nd aW d d
Accommodation, IN. 4 10 go II a.
~ l2n, 2.32, 100 5 ~, B 20 AID
Fr Nra York tthroupt, expresel j. 81
~ : NJ linn: Carl, a SIS. 10 ~ II AZ
q " T. tlhnrng CAr / 81 tninin,
A. 4 n tn7, $50 (buning Ca,l. Az
70 " 4 NJ, connecting via Rrad
-tttrt Stain'n, Philadelphia 1 20 & "a
10 : 10, ln03 a nj; z. %. 800 q III
''4 ami ~ * .. nj ~
Fnr h,trt.,n without change. lOi0a
r. and 22 i H.
For Ar@atk Center ard intern,edia,,
lall"hs n ~ aId NIl ! ~.
Rsl'n'',r and Ws-hinpian I rs son
" ~ r. anf II tHa IL I2D5 - "a
"a Is M 40 b23 II ii sl7 I'm
Y ~ 4 d aid Il 81 nlgli
N !, lm'i' a'd iri.rnr,iiair stations
!.}Z ~, 5.5i y. RI, T. UO MINI.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street n,
y llningtUn irHprr.r}, 35D, Z "a. IS +
32 Too II ~ IL, ~ II ..lo al
II ~. 3t2 9ia.4nI ill5os 53a
1 F' I "h5 7tl n l0 AHA ) +,
td Y ~ r.ti I"
trc aoaaanar, n84 msi2 lo2
a .5 Z t7 lui 40 a.,, ,zgs
KS l0H7 aed s- FIJI.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fnr rh,lsdslt ~ trxn,e.sj 81 3p
I. = ~ a95 ash. IO5g II i5a
\" SH - so 72S. p.rt. aud vi.
y trr.,, rn..ls,i. y, 10. 25a m.;i2h
30. f.a1 6.ss, 7.ss and 10. asp. a.
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PERTINENT PERSONALS.

Bnsts n benjamin f,atklln. Horae
Greeley Georep e Chilia. Chsrie4 Il
Dana and Tnsenh M.ditl rttl n1arn Vi
enhlishpr- Building II ne Coitpd sta
xhibit at the Paris EXPOSITION.
Governor PinrrAe of Michigan. rega
he new wear, it Il eaid. bv boiling III
Repnbliean partv. II IS supposed he he
zone over n the Democrats brit no on
knows to which brunch OF then.
! Joseph I. Myers, state Serator.etehio
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from Coshocton, walked g lhe capital
IRON tiis hrtpe, a distance ~ eue lun-
dred mics, g attend tile peuing II tie
legislature IA order ID sh5w II iudG.
z ndeHce II the railroads. TIE Maik
took only two days.
Governor Roosevelt il credited with
the desire ~ being tv ice more elected a.
hlei Executive u the STATE III New Ymk
and then g,irg to tie Whne Hnusp.
MtanN bile he i f,arfHi u having the
Vice Presidential m4urht.nn thrnst
upon him ~ the convention Id PhIadel
phla this year
One of the reasons alleged by Admiral
Nnntejp for lis defeat 81 Manila a.
brought ont by his drf. nse IL lis court
martist al Madrid il thai Admira Dewey
Kept uut of the range III ihe spanish
guns, a proceeding which the Spaniard
'efers 70 asa retreat z Then he adds
that his guns would not shoot, anyway
Kitchener, who has gone ont Ii South
Africa 10 repeat il possible his sncceszpr
II the SDudan, is reported a. saving In
az interview With the correspo ndent nf a
Grrnan PAPER that il Uiii take year Al
east " conquer tie Beers ana 1850 900
men, i should be- rempu befed. however.
That the hero Of khartaum il not given
80 talkiDg 70 neaspapera aud in these
dats there are many fake interviews.
Perhaps unconsciously the Navy d.
partment IL proving it-elf great IN.
cpllIager Of mairimany. The officers ID
our vessels now in the Philippines all,
allowed % gu ashore at least tW icp a Wpp
and vi hout any red tape il thtir wiyr.
are in Manila but II they are bachelor.
= u their wives are IN this country III
process Of getting aaay from the ship i.
lraught With 20 much ceremony and IL
hcial communication that il amounts
generally y not getting away at all.
The New York Herald reports tha,
President Mex inley has used nne vac
dncy IN the grade II brgadier gpneta
the army to appoint tWeve officers Hi
lower grade ~ that positon. THIS has
been dute bg retiring tile newly ap
pointed officers one after tile other TIN,
acre III near retirement fir ag,. any WAY.
ana this device vii incr, ase their paV
Although hrse officer. have dpseryin.
records the Herald ianci,s IL al il ar,
more prl,muli ny are made Oh this pia
he nominations may not be con
fifmed.
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ta If IN ttiulg. 5f sIC.I III arIGrtF
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IIvAhTED-H Halt grown sirl 81 elderly woman
w 10 assisi With WnTk. GtSlf home
hR5 l. sHIRMAN pAYETT.
GLASGOW, bel.
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Help Wanted Males.

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yat q VIZ Sur, I i snd Poplar ite,ts
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tiF q. nG 0f tHe
injury n Il
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Help Wanted. Females.

tttAhT n--A cir for ~ era .ousewnrs ii
w taInl ot twg Must IT, Eod cOuk
ATIly 4R rTuome sir u.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-11-10

The pressure of trade competition
during the last decade has prompted
Great Britain to utilize an extraordi-
nary method OF impressing foreign
traders wi h her superiority. The new
scheme is to scatter broadcast over the
commercial world British manufac-
lures in every important commercial
world British experts N matters OF
trade to lecture on British manufac-
lures in every important commeI eiai
center of the globe.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-11-10
In the public epe
Mrs. Aston a Aaseof.

Mrs. Jack Aston OF New York and
Newport is regarded as a veritable
mascot by the yachtsmen Of the sea-
board. She has an unbroken line Of
yaeht-sailing victories TO her credit
and is in great demand by the skip
pers Of the thirty-footers at present
The finish OF a race is a foregone con-
clusion when Mrs. Aston steps aboard
Mrs. Astor braYed the elements one
day last week in the race for the cup
offered by Harry Payne Whitney.
Gowned in a natty costume OF black.
with the ends of a white feather boa
about her neck streaming out in the
fresh breeze. she made beautiful pic
ture. There was quite a sea on the
outside, but the little races made bet
ter weather of it than the seventies.
and Mrs. Aston added to her triumphs
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-11-10

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Mrs Hartley, of 221 w. Congress St.,
Chicago, Ill, whose portrait we pub
Hsh, suffered all these agonies, and
was entirely cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound; her case
should be a warning to others. and
her cure carry conviction TO the minds
OF every suffering woman of the un-
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