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GAS COMPANY IN BRUNSWICK.

Brunswick, April a-Sevsral promi-
nent citizens have organized the Bruins
wick Gas company for the manufacture
OF gas and Its sale to public and privats
Institutions IL the towns Of Brunswick
and Topsham. 1t has the following board
Of cfiicisls, President, Weston Thomp-
son Of Brunswick; treasurer, Harry +.
Thorn pson Of Brunswick; directors, AL
Of Bruins wick, 81. A. Randall. Archie O.
Hopkins, y rankin Webb. jacob d. Hen
ley. Edwa I'd W. Wheeler. Csrtincats ap'
proved March 81.
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tended and interesting. The pra0nmms
sonls.sd q .pseoh:s, r'sl. 81. lens =, and %
Sunday, Apfil 30.
Orrin William IL At work for n. b.
Shaokfprd for the summer ct South
Poland.
Cyrus u. Plummsr has secured good
situation In the paper mill At Cumber-
land Mills.
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BANK AT BOOTHBAY aARBoR.

Washington, April s.-Ths controller
Of the currency has approved tss applies.
tion Of John A. Maddox, KsXes Il.
Richard, Fred a, Harris y. ). Masn
and O. n. Taper for authority to or
ganize the First National bank OF Booth
bay HArber, Name with capital Of
lei, 000, This Is under the Esssuely en-
acted Aaanslal lay. As IL we'll known
the Geksufy dspAltmekkl hes had naay
Of theee applicat Ions for new penks, tao
OF which came from Mainss the othss &c
ing from Bangor.
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CAUCUS.

All Republican voters In the town oil
Cumberland are requested to.meet at Town
House on Saturday. April 7th, at 7.so p.
IN. to choose three delegates to attend
Republican stats Convention ct Lewis
ton City hall, Wednesday. April 18th, at
eleven o'clock a. m. Members OF Town
Committee are requested to bs present
for equalization.
Per order
Chairman Town COMMITTEES.
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RuaLIN AND FIIz MATCHED.

New York, April 3. Bob Fitzsim mona
and Gus Rubin we're matched To-Day to
light twenty live rounds on date to be
selected later Both men deposited one
thousand dollars As forfeit and = stake
holder and referee were selected. The
tight will take placs before the Wettches'
ter Athletic club.
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MEAN TEMPERATURE ron

Mean temperature for this month for 20
Years -
Average deficiency OF daily mean temperat-
ure during the month";. ..,.........
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean
temp. since Jan. 1900. ...,.......,... go
Average daily deficiency since Jan. 1st.. ]
Prevailing direction of the wind ,....,.. NV
Total movement of wind. ...,........ zoos miles
Maximum velocity Of wind. direction ana
date Observation-Disclosures as Sc. on the 10th
Total precipitation (lnches) ................ soc
Number OF days with .01 inch or more
precipitation ........................ =
TOTAL PRECIPITATION Gin inches) FOR THIS
MONTH
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

FOFAhAYn ttOA1
The April term opened 81 ten o'clock
YESTERDAY morning. and the following
Jury wers shd6ansiled:
JOAN n. Graham foreman }, Westbrook |;
Ebns E. Bates, Cumberland; Charles A.
Bean, Portland; George W. Cash, South
Portland; Lewis A. Conant, Falmouth;
Thomas 3. Biles. Psrtland John N.
Goulddrup, Efssport; George II. erifiin,
Gorham; Lewis L. Harmon, Soarboro;
Samuel Hicks, New Gloucester; Joseph
Hilton, North Yarmouth; II. N. LON
hard, SebaQo,
SupernumerarIes: Horace p. Merrill,
po ynal: Auren q. Prince, Brunswick !;
Addition shaw, Cssco; Edwin n. Var
ney, WinnhAm.
The fret case presented to the jarJ was
the case of Georgs W, Wiley against the
town Of windham, TO recover the sum OF
S5l Is, the balance claimed to be due by
the plaintiff for his services as road
commissio ner from March. 1898, 10 March.
1899. The plaintiff has charged two dol
lars day for his sWn services. when he
worked, and dollar day for his hoTsr.
The town claims In the d ss ins saaoe.
that they are not liable on the ground
that the plaintiff did o. Ills any bond.
The plaintiff claims that the telectm en-
told him that he nsed not HE bond.
bat the town olaims that they did re-
quest him TO file a bond Ihs plaintiff
however, contends that inasmuch As the
town allowed him to do the work, aaJ
they received the tensht Of 10, they are
now ss.oppsd from defending on tsi.
ground. The town alsi claims that hi
charge for horse hi Is excessive.
Ae. ~. 80 f.N''''iA
"Ss o., in' mr. No1; '. ..o
,of uei'nu'"'', no'.u s-ae 80
ooooAo "' - -
~1,,. a..
A -,
- @-0o, '' y -
-,
'''o' 80, 60 :. -,
.qai''' " 'o "-oo' 80 e
oo""
W enS'''o aO" " W
~
w 100, 49,, w -
-, an a.
sho" -,
-,
= no- 9.'s " 20 - -
80. a, -
~ 'Ao ,' ,s
Sol'o 80 49,, 60, :, ,.,,nas.t
''l -, =. ~ -,
I. Uo0.s'o" --S
" e III uh.,
.naI I, KIda- for aefsndants.
sIpREME COURT.
60 =,
$500 80, 800,
-. - :, v,,i,., H,,,,,r,.n ., D.
80 ~ ,.,,.,,t.. .,.,..tn,n, I,n,s,
- naS.,'-, 49,, t.o,, ,r.,sa, ~
80 -. 49,
- ..a panotso,t O. !.
- -,n ~, ~ 80 r.,a,,o,s
-. 49, - - ga,
s.,..,v sna.,sd =,
h.,n - sa,l,n, 81 -
49, - ,
-. ,.,.,.-" 80 - :,
~ p1''o ,-,- -, - -.
. - -. 90 80 ,,v,s.sS MnII,,an .or
,. -. - 81 .rt,.,sn,
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oTIsFIELD.

Ct'sfield, A pril 3 Many psopls In thil
violin ty are suffering from bad colds.
ghe season 80 far has been vary favor
atl, for the maple syrup m aksrs.
A collection of ase dollars was taken
at the church at Spurs Corner. for thu
famine In IpfiA
Ieamsters finished hauling, lat week
the timber from X. u. Edwards farm
to Crooked river
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auiseodtf
or MARCH.

The following summary of the condl-
ton of the weather during the past
month has been received from L. p.
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Joseph y, Call, Richmonu, $40 to $14;
Patrick Driscoli. soldiers homs, Togus,
IS to SIC.
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MAINE PENSION CHANGES.

alwashin gtop, April s.-The following
Maine changes from the Issue Of March 10
are announced:
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OTAL PRECIPITATION I'm lnches) FOR THIS
MONTH IN
Inches

Average precipitation for this month for -
80 wears. -. ....,..s. q. 80. 3D. OF
Total excess In precipitation during the
month: ...-........-..... s....s:.X z'SS
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since Jan. .....................10.ft
Number % clear dayS............ ~
EunB6r OF partly cloudy days...........
Number Of cloudy days. ........,..,.s
The sun., 1900-10-26
Bryan on can nt,d wool.

There have bren many inquiries At
Republican national headquarters as Ia
Mr.. Bryan's record II congress on tariit
legislation. The record Is perfectly
plain and simple. Mr.. Bryan supported
and voted for every free trade bin that
came before congress while he was a
member. In n speech on the Wilson
tariff bill Jan. 13, 1894, he opposed the
duty on coal as indcfensble In an,
other speech he declared in favor Of
free wool and said that he did not care
whether free wool would benefit or
hurt the woolgrowers. On Feb. /,
1894, he voted for the Wilson bill, in.
elud!ng free coal and wool. After the
senate bill putting duty on coal had
been accepted by the house he voted
for the special bill putting coal on the
free list. He was a member of the
ways and means committee that re-
ported these bills and was one of their
most active supporters in congress.
Rsad Ihs Sun.
The sun., 1900-10-26

countians is Of sturdy loyal character.
They will elect their county and lesis-
latiye ticket ard give handsome ma.
jority for the Republican State ticket
We say Ibis despite the report that The
.Eegulais" Of Kent mI susse& have
determined u VOTE Tie Democratic tick-
Il. When this report Wa being spread
over tie State We we're II SUSSEX
county. we ware thcn inter lal il poli-
tics. w heard nothing y III roiort
until wc again arrived ii Mn Castle
coauty. rhe Union Republicans haN.
ID fear il the result ii Sussex county.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Admiral o.Neil.s Kennrt.

Washington, Oct. 25-'lhr annual re-
porn Of Rear Admiral @ Neil contains an
interesting summary Of the important
developments Of tic year in The matter Of
naval ORDNANCE and armor and powder.
The estimates for the next year which
aggregate SI45T,S1l include il single
itom of 81 ,OOO.0tM under head Of increase
pf the navy, arnor and armament Tho
admiral makes no recommendations on
the armor question for tho future. There
also are the items of S1OO 600 for Il npU.
magazine at Boston; S5n0OOO for ~
sery" ammunitinn S500.oQO for smoke
less powder and S323,S49 for tho Wash
insion navy Sar'i and proving ground AMI
q new battery fnr the Baltimore.
The sun., 1900-10-26
I.l,.il...s fn,lrI,t

PoHsl'Ace y. 81 0c. - Tic
chi.f q 9oliee q thiS eitg ltas sana IL
ltti%, MitlA after DlEar lIr,tptI amI
ta# wifa 81 @ait"r Sh%nlw. Eh5 ciaF II
f.aa Seailzrille. llHtelnsS cataitr. aGiit
t#a months $50 atla Wt1 af'c aaw Unlar
d4.si 'n lftIlE l'iN faeiiLs ware ii i@gis
.al- aid l inMtat" lerIHs Gl %ai-
da@ y9ltinr ii1esad took Iii. wire ana
c.t.'t1tl a rill on iac ShcHroWs. Wills
! EaW aid NAE. llaAtd sa 81 iho pi-
y@1A Aiis %irfa3 tooh her fii@d'- Hns-
lalfl iit1 lit heif,e I'd sbaW him nov
5'iAs. ltef ias H i.o piano lar aHhaa.
aia tlnh ian Hln.3e cnas@l. Itaif Till
ho#r later VIE otH,r couple discovered
that lh.y had elNr.
The sun., 1900-10-26
RAILROADS.
g B. AND 0,

Schedule in effect May 20, 1900
All trains illuminated wjfh ~.
Light. ihsseS
Expires trains.
lEAiN5 I.,., Leave WILAIINGToy
DELLA ware AVENUE SYATInN
iOii Nl.W YORK, week days s, 81,
's.S9 'lo.52. n. nj; 1919, s2.S5. I.
.2.l9 tall Pullman cars,j sG.23. .t23
sI952' r m sundays. e5.0i, % 81. .f,a-
!. NJ W.. t3aS, *5.19 CaH PuIIa5o
rar@J sa+2, ti952 i. m. ~
iIllLADELlIilA, week days .-n,
9.S9, $40, iSo, 'S.25. 1898, sl0,59 H.
g m; tI2.l9, = 80, 300 e3.5S. i \, ...s3i
Pullman cars,J SIS, .G.2S, $40. = ~ !.
tlO.o2 i. N. Sundays, *5.Ol. 7.3o
s9.S9, 1879, *ll.35, Il. nj: 80. 2.35. 500. ..
s5.l9 Cail Pullman cars 6.3O, .7.48. ss
rl0.52, j. M. 80
CHESTER, week DAYS. 5.ao -,
$50, FS.25, 1888, *10.52, Illus a. m 26
5.25, $50, .7.43, '10.52, i. IN. Suud9.
$50, $50, *9.39 1895, III SO. a - u !,
SO, 1913, $50, 'lo.52, p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days. a e-a
a, = m, 1sl9, 2.s5, 'a.58, '5.2s pm. SUNDAYS
Cape May, Ocean City, ana Sea H.
City, week days, $50 a. M. 2,35 4 Il
Sundays, 7.3O a. III. : s.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINCToy
week days Ills 6.55, sS.O4. 411.C1
M; 1855, *2O9, S.19. $40. *4.57 go
lall Pullman carsl. -S.Oi e1o.l2. b
Sundays, *4.1a, gS.O4, $40 a. M. ~ =
.2o9, 44.57, s5.33. Call Pullman IT,,
-6.aS, 1904 .lnla, j. III. ".s''
BAI.Il h(3TaIg
li1,.\S' VIZ \ ~; S,t9 i. III. daih HI.
HI. '7.llGaI' a,4o e n, t.36 i. nl Sid.
NEW.iHN. v,ys dsys. .l.is.
9i. sll.at Z. M. 1856 3.l9. sl.57.
-2,4-' 4 AI. Sundays, l.iS, tS.6i -S
NJ it,.. 4-.,f 4i5l sds1S 1852. elg.12 L. pl
4l lStiJ l!ti week days .S.0l 4. III
3.se a,as lali l'ailman caisl. sl0l2 +
III I, 'al!!.s45s, $50 g. mi, 4.5i, .5.aS la.,
/ i'.t.;;..ali cafst, -lo.l2 i. nj.
GIliGAt'O, daily, sS.o4 Il. M;
r. III. 80
CINCINNATI AND sT. LotIs
go, z, TIL; l2.53 and *1o.l2 i. M. dajI
siNt'EliIY ACCOMMODATION
S week days, G.55 nj; s.19, 6.l5 D. Il,
oahdays, S.iJ Z. M, 49, i. IN.
LANDENBURG ACCOMMOD4.
iloN, week days 3.t9, 4.57 p. IN. Sun.
days, SIS p m. '70''7
: LEAVE MARKET sTREEc STA.
TION for
BALTlMORE, week days, $40 y. n.
LAADENBE1tG, week days, $40 i.
M $40, 800 p. m. Sundays. $40 q.
M; 5.45 p. NJ. - =
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR
:, !" - In iNGIoN, week days, 1886 $50,
:. .,ov' ~ io,se, ll.Co a. m; 1920, .1.S7, 215,
s5.a5, $40, $3.50, .7.3o, .s.s5, lis n M
sundays, 1876, a7.3O, $500 100 N ~
'l2.2o, '1.37, 1.45 .42O, 5.o7 fall Pullman
ears, 900 $50, '7.so, .7.S5, 1O.se D. m,
Delmarvia Telephone 1913.
hates to Western points lower than
via any other limo. '14I
Y - UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager.
y. .. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. Traftic.
The sun., 1900-10-26

Wien Riyan said ii nisw1. !" !. I.
Nield5' question: i viii enforce the
law he tell off lis .Anti-EXpansion
and rti-Imporiali-tic perch. aul really
approved al the Republican alminis-
tratiou has done and i doing Mr., Me
kinlcy is enforcing the law which il
simply his sworn duty ii til cas,, and
therefore when Mr.. BRYAN says; 4
would enforce the LAM ht gives Tho lid
70 all the maiyclou, stories about what
Bryan will 10 when hc gets elected.
Mr. Bryan III what lie Snid uncovered lis
real thought about the President u tho
Gnitcd Statcs-tllat lie j. the servant
ami not the muster ot the American pco-
ill. Il follows tAnt H. III. Bryan
would not do, could n9t da jill marvel
ous things If i eNpcetc.l ta ao. ana this
clearly invests II, whole caalai-n Will
the fake qatlit5 III promises much
hui Dies lttl..
The sun., 1900-10-26

"BESpONSIBlI.lTl I0M 81 .SI.A.
While many paesaa da n1 lndrr-
stand tle political situation II Sussex
county some persons tiy very hard 10
misrtpeSnnt ii. and Shrk the response
hlity of the Regular" Republican at
tempt 70 defeat the election of Re
publican county and legislative ticket.
Cleariy, if il happen that the election
Of Republican county government, and
til" election of Il Republican legislative
delegation from Sussex county i de-
feated il November, thr responsibility
Will rcst upon thos" who deliberately vot-
cd for an opposition tickrt - bring about
that cnd. 'rhc responsibility for the
present conditions ii thc Republican
party III SUSSEX Ill" division Of the Re-
pnlleaii voters into antagoniStic fac
ttnns, rests solely upon the boltcrs, who
are iniscalIca "Re@lIlla. Their of@stni
2ation was formed FIJI aud with the
aSeWed purpose of defeating the Re-
l5.t'lt&tsi I1i3 IA 1L AIi9 t1itIA' ~ t93p. ~
l@'s laa lapt alige for np other purpose,
1ai I a otaar pqrpo- II view nov.
5ld es "a ea aisa Was
Al th#N rp tAe
ela "a hlan 5 /: aaEias
u .M e deaI al ai
vlisH fe #aa aa III
Z u5atiiI ka a5ean Fl t.l .aa
IL . h9l'el and fat'iaad i
tlieE iaT nominated tirke hat
Ni'ii ~ .lrowai ihteH q defaaHlg the
election "a ,lian Republican, legislative
Nominees 4. therefore ihgt drteli
oacllras by r.a<Un u vutes c3s for can-
adaies who could under 10 eircifl-
stances hc elrGtod, tlio rrspan<bility for
thtt result lies III the door Of those who
hron'lt il al9nt y.lr3 worked o bring
i about. Ihcrr can be no two ways
about that. 40 dodging behind other
peoples refusal e Make asked for con-
r"ssions, unreasonable CONCESSIONS can
avoid that rrSponShilitr.
We d. not fear the result III Sussex
coat'y. TE4 l. .nibl;eaiianl of Sussex
The sun., 1900-10-26
M.Ns nnrtnn aelter

Gtls op, lna.. or n: S!i t9a,a
i.alea nrns,aia IL lI Itrtl i,l.s -9-
eit,H @h9 h6 htu II. t.tilr nn TIL in#
t. i sea Fl .l atei.tE
.dA ,le q fEtttei astd 45w
Fl, El liA5 .Gt5aS iiS le H4rf
ffi Gii a4afiG, .#e 51F ei@
Alt q lt-G -hs WaS eanaaf98s ELL Nas
bS E 1rbita-. gia sad f
i t:13i ehl ast seE q; tf
p4sa!iH u cJmPaiae i. .s.
atis, lal l5 aAa Il iil ahaf-p, ii
.}aa! i.Hf iattlt3#t x 8"aW Ie.a Ail
uyfftshueHt, #lel Nu II rUen51Iii.@.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Georeia EcgisI.tnr,. Wat.

Atlanta, oct -. Tle Grorei9 Ill.
l;cire convened. The senate vas ptt.
sided over by Hon. Clark Howell. lii
his message to the general as. mi Is
Governor Gambler had the following to
say on ballot reform; In the interest Of
good government and in the interest Of
the negro races recommend that IN
amcndmcnt to the constitution he sub
mittcd to the people providing for n quail
fled suffrage based on an educational or
property qualification or both"
The sun., 1900-10-26
want Missixsippi DccnanaI

st. Louis, 0ct - 4 i1tt committee
consisting of Chris Shnrp ", X, Kav,
anansh. Isaac NJ. Mason. Web Nj sam.
r"l, Henry G. liaarstick, iielrg $. Tot
Ter anu T. F.. 'ihnanr, la, boon appoint
81, representing tlr Memamts Ex-
cEan=', the Rrsin" Mons lnH.uc and
the Raal Estate lsSchiu-e, a. procure leg
iSla1itf far thr rlrnpeniu.; of llle channel
af tht Mississippi botw"on IT. Louis and
Nsw oli"aEs i was dotted that con
eI slall be asEti e. pInvidn luiui-
Rfla dellth "f ti@lit f,"t n HE cllaan@l
i AL seif>pAs and q provide 4 fund 10
tl.at rrd
The sun., 1900-10-26
LEGIsLATURE.

Senators:
I'd Dis.-Howard De Haven Ross.
4th District-Benjamin A. Groves.
9Th District-Harry G. Ellison.
Representatives:
1st District-James Kitchen.
I'd District Samuel H. Baynard.
Sd District-James w. Robertson.
4th District-Harry z. Joslyn.
5th District William File.
9Th District-E'rank T. Ewing.
7th District William Il. Finn.
Sth District-Richard T. Pilling.
9th District William Chandler.
10th DiStrict-Harry w. Hushebeck.
11th District-John w. Dayett.
18th District Theodore f. Clark.
18th District-Robert S. Carpenter.
14th District Richard Hodgson.
18th Distric.-Jamcs W I4aitomus.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Ncw Rnilrnnn Entcrnrise-

Santa Ee, Oct. %. Articles Of incor-
poration have been filed here for the FL
Paso, Pecos Valley and Eastern railway,
extending from Roswell to FL paso, Tex,
IL distance Of 10 miles. This line will
shorten the distance by rail between III
Paso and Kansas City and Chicago 200
miles. The survey is completed, and CON
struction work will begin next month.
The sun., 1900-10-26
,.anr st.....r. -. Ii,L,.,..n..,.a

~ WASH 9aa - Adtics III
tle esmar saif l'eafa. Nhali iG. ariyul
sfGh >alnG, tn u . cizaa, aH.4 mect-
Inc l7ld a. tlle roriVrn &8ld camp On
tI.e evening n 0s.. ~ Mhith action
Mits iEen again ~" r> c,n NJ receivers
-.t.iAs nnw II va@lc. Resolutions wer
plssed rondeEnins tGr s#.ttMl. anl thr
following deiega.tS were riattcI to place
thr miners grievances before the author.
tiles II Washington: JHise Horgart Cap
lnin Bnidwin and Samnel knight.
The sun., 1900-10-26
RAILROADS,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE II. r.
Schedule in effect October lam
uAe ~ eHect october !, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:

AND BALTIMORE II. II.
Schedule in effect October /, 1900
Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
for Philadelphia teXpressl, 1.5I, 3.O2
50, $50, 142, 1850, $50, S.55, 935, s55,
lo.ll, 1882, 11.22, l1.32, 11.45 a. M. xl2l6,
l.S1' 300, S11, As, 5.07, 607, $50, 6.59,
4 I'll, sos, and 9.lt p. IN.
Accommodation, 3.10, ITO, S.14. 1.03 a.
m. l230, 2.S2, AGO, ZIG, and 1Q.43 D. IN.
i Eor Chester 5alpreSsl, 1.57 40, $50
f.42, $50, $50, S.55 1911, 1122. 11.S2, IL. as
q. NJ, l.31, 300, 4.jS, 6.O7, G.j9, and SOC
y. IN.
/ Accommodation, 61O, 10, s.14, 11.os a.
m, l2,S9, 2.32, 400, 5.26. $50, and 1l.43
d In.
For New York Through express), 1.57,
3.O2, e.35, dining carr, 9.55. 1852, l1.45
4. M, Xl2.16 dining carr, 1.37 dining carr
S.ll, 6.0l, $50 dining carr III, and 9.16
?. m, connecting via Broad Street Sta
tion, Philadelphia, 40 $50, 40, 7.50,
S.5V, l0.l1, 1852 a. m, 1870, 1.S7, 2.32,
S.ll, 4.5S, 5.0I, 6.07, $50, 9.16, and 1O.43
=. IN.
For Boston without change, 1902 a. m.
and III p. III.
For Newark Center and ntermedate
stations, I.Sl a. M and 636 u. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500.
$40, lois, and Hoe A. m, 1905, 1918,
Al.l5 LOO, 3.51, 400, 5.2S, +6.l0, SAG, 703,
t.36, s.l1 y. m, and los night
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
300, AS, 5.57 =. IN, 12.1S night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington express, 8.51 20, 7.25
sS2, 1920. 11.33 a. m.,ala.36. l.l8. 2.2A,
BIB. S.29. SIS, 4.O1, All, Sos 5.5s. 554.
6.Q5, go 6.55, 7.31 1t.23, l1.2s D. ii. ald
i2.20 night.
Accommodation, e.3i 7.s1. gl2. 1a85 4.
M, l.23, S,GS, 4.04 4.4i, 6.1i, S.3S, 1o.og.
and ll.39 i. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia express, 1.57. 2o2.
40, $40, 49,, $50, lGo2, 11.i5, a. n..
-, a.9e, 4.5s, CO., III, 800, and sic
D. Ill.
Accommodation, 10, $40 a. nj, 1914.
2.ce, 400, 5.26, 7.2S, AMI 1919 p. N.
For Chester (cNprtssl. 1.57, 4.2o, s.55,
9.S5' l1.4a g. m, 187, 300, 4.53, COZ, and
9.0G d. m.
accommodation, 7.1o, $40 a. M, 1914,
- O'-t' '..1t hilh 4Us1o p III.
For New York Through expressl. ~
S'o2, 9,S5 dining carr, 9.55, 10. 81, 11.45
a. m, 1.S7 dining carr, 800, SOY, .6.2o
tdinins carr, III, 9.16 p. m. connecting
via Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
40, 40, $40 a. m, 1.37, 800, 400, ass,
6.07 III, and 10.43 y. m.
For Boston, without change, III D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ABS, 500,
lo.lS q. m, 1905. 1913, 1.5s, 3.51, 400.
5,2S, $40, 6.46, 7.s6, S.11 .. M, and los
night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
5.57 p M. 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
wilmington (express), $50, 7.2O, 11.2s.
ll.SS a. M, lis, S.13, 3.29, AL, sos, sos,
500, 7.S1, S.S5, 11.26, 11.2S p. M. and 1920
night
Accommodation, S.S5. 9.12 1o.S5a. M,
1870, 2.S2, 6.1S, s.Ss, and 1922 p. m.
The sun., 1900-10-26

ihv Ni.i4- HrSaa boHi Ya. fako.
JalnHg 4id.bt -t ilf3 tlr riQs 81 sll
lHi Biliy pat III ! Iase hIiet i4tt
,l.@ieins i8G4t @ fm ] AHHt.
II aaa tl45 HHl. tAe eli4f III.
la91Ha II iiae, I,i4 hoH 3
Nss ey -.aH elrH-A H l4ts tIt
rseNipt- ef tHe ,5a .ta- Niia JahNa.
50 Johnny Wa t1au a1 iitee 4.
wh4re tlH fal e9.a III. lahHal Wa-
II tr liIer. lit tip manager
" the show amt i -rear nais lmarl.
walt u tln t4t to David anil
Golitl. h4Id Othe, want II ill., meet
ILL., cApectins IL ,ee BilIN eh.w Jimmy
rar oat. Boil tlese cla.,,, af propl,
w"F' disappointed hit Manager Nray
+ abl, q VIZ that H. lnar~hitIpd yrry
9is crowd e ~ defeated presidential
candidatr.
Tie Ninll,.B Bryan bout was fake.
The sun., 1900-10-26

The State Committee having in charge
the supply " speakers FOR Sussex, should
net promptly and send The very best men
q be had. The people arc anxious .
hear the truth AMI eager 2 accept IT..
Prompt energetic effort will assure the
election of i Republican ticker from
electors e inspectors. i would t. a
political crime = lose that county undcr
present circumstances Good Intelligent
speakers ought y Is snt ID Sussex d
coliiiferart ~ IL, that are boin4 H.
ported ~ H. street about .aiar,.
atiyitE ii tAgt caHa,r.
The sun., 1900-10-26
IieIp Wanted.

w ANTED-A young man 10 wa, Ii lotties avs
to work in ricklng = ace Alsaa pnr,t w
Seif SeiIn man 70 sel 10 the retail grocery trade +,
VI M'iliimtnsttfl ~ Apply Wilmit gton Picilins o. 7.
4 GLNTs wANIED-foR ,GAll.FsToy
4l9i.,G,S t5,S HariaIs F. q stliete tI Mgiat
SdHfTl iNto thc sea ient5d ena n II. srItfi;. M
w W. g4lA. Only N a as,isys sa5t,s liam Ia Il
f,. ftg,,ua' v ha ciaa'i1e eu n to s-5 dEijv.
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tH t"G.esit taiafs III r6si 55 f,, Sers,5it = II
~, ie f'git u d :p ii0f ,atay TTiF
56i' 5'3s5&AA iHtft A. GSitiaG0.
The sun., 1900-10-26
COUNTY.

I'or Clerk of thr Pace:
= WINFIELD s QUlGLEY.
For Ptothalotafr.
FRANK +. SpEAKMAN.
lhor teeifT II ldNn~.
HORACE. O. HETTElN.
l0r t'IA4lti" !rr
GEORGE y, KELLEY
Ia aGi.
SAMUEL. 81 AL DANIEL.
f tslfalaa
JOHN I lltftI
l i Ca
1-t ii.,5rIs f l.rai.
~ l4i itti i'lHsnaH GAaulil.
81 Bit7.c .ia NrtscE
4til l)lSiliri llll II a.sSlNs9H
5th Dis'rict Ffa..eis II I.attoaas.
The sun., 1900-10-26
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA,

oh 11lE w EST.
$50 a. M. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis.
Dining carr
1925 a. m. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to Pittsburg), Linn
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
1920 p. nj. daily, Limited" Pittsburc.
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and St. Louis. din
ing Carr
12;25 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleve-
land.
4.3o p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago
Nashville via Cincinnatil, Indian.
apolis, and st. Louis. Dining Cara
$50 p. m. daily, Pittsburg. Columbus.
indianapolis. Louisville and ST. T.auis.
$50 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
for Toledo, except Saturday.
loo y. m. daily, pittsburg, Cincinnati.
and Cleveland.
ll.20 =. N. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago:
daily for Knoxville, via Shenlnd6ah
Valley Route; for Cleveland. except
Saturday.
() Congressional limited Txrrpss
All Ncstibule parlor Cars ana Dniiny
Gar. No extra fare other than HE uSaal
Pullman charges.
! 81 Limited Express. ycstibulo Parlar
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches. ana
Dining Car No extra fare.
Ihe Wilmington Transfer CoIo.anv
wiil call for and check baggage flgm
hotels and residences.
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket agent at tbe
J. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. wooD
Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Act