davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1900-10-17

fere vrar-sIEssz y IsemceTarie 1FAnA- Il
tsgier-s that erary Ke9ril5esn wAo eaa
81 5 should take Al ae1ire rzr y the
Ta--is7ra-iea y Teters "a Saturday Ihe
registration o:zeers Should lse alert ~
detect attempts a1 impsrsol-ari9z. an
Rep1dl: :cars familiar VITA ihe nzHses
ana ssg.es-sHs--s # tie rese-s = 1he
variou- districts sheul5 i,e st the regis
III r-5l2. 4, a.i in l'-eFeali1s fraIl. Az
s-ss4 way e defeat ~ Deleerat.s
s1s i ~ svssg Republican II sesis
VIA 20 te Eefa leanz q tAe
S1 r-sef a4l F9te. znl vixen als
la Ese ean= v5ess are ili sss-tsrl =
rTs1t i lsalG s aa5e diA slt ana Il
sia.et eTerE 1as rreFelfel. 4 f9.-
a5Ns therefore thar frll registry and
v.te i Tia s1s-t a-i h-sI WsF T. Pra-
Fe-.t De1aesTe-ic fraud 4 elections i
ail the Republicans VIII register ard
va,e there VII y egonsh X them p
o1tnlllfar tie Democrats with tier
I iiGsE-.r,onata-s aul reF,earer- aIdeL Ee-
ipslllcaHs sharld register aud vof. p d.
TAT ans and erery scheme ~ which
Democrats vill atte;apt i9 gia IL ,bs
next e.eeiign.
The sun., 1900-10-17
WE'VE ALREADY EXPANDED.
Dr. Josiah stroa=x scU Book and
Its Coe,eat A-Sa.leEts

II is tine 70 dismiss the c-lrcn fea-
Of tei7s GGat. - recognize t..e plare
in tie world wh.c- G3d las g.ycu ia
and - accept tho responsibilities whi,
II devolyes Upon is II behalf of Chsis-
t.aa c.e.4.zs 49,, Is tie conclusion ar
rived g p. p. josiah Strong. AZ
laaT q -r G@aa;s. il rs lon
031i rAt--t-i L5Paas.5u.- IL l4is
fosh lse aaslls 81 the stil5set u ~
;--a@l @tl. a.-. rs c1r pointing l--
s .lst. s. J. 9s.-ii44i i-. llle. ;.al
i t ci. 4. t.e @ In.
l st sJ ;.a#4 i
@ as ~ ss
..- &l Gt
a-
4.
III Eal be
eu
SIS
t7 t .-.A-- t.s 80
ai ea ..4 sT4.,
f-.- I'stct. i .ea.a.4. t1a e.Itef
a. t !.t Il ia-isA cr.E.t.3.e.
Sr al. iisStsr. Will aso i.1Gs c.te"-
.ag 4. Eew world llfe. Involving aaw
nect.s tiss and iii" obligations ul.ca
il VIII - i!3pussil!c 10 cY5.c Amid
tll"Sa c.sansed W5ril roa !ittaas wa
csa.a MI maintain 4 policy 4 liftcal
islat.6n H. continues: 1T Il quite
ieo late u Att, whether IRE viii expand
We are already esralicl.
There art ila.% aM0ng lis WHO share
neither thi+ Instinct nor these convic.
tions who cs1szEa.I our entire respect
80 Ei't they have. believe. formed
their Judgments without taxing Into
consideration tie great w9rla facts
"*4 our policy Should liz determine. /.
not by national an5it.4a III III c.:N-
n.e.cial considerations. hit br our Guty
e tile world III general and il tha it,
l!p,nas - particular **e Know az
m witness WHO Eas personal cl5sa.ya-
til of the T.iipi;ias si itat sei,ll,. i tllsal
ca"a'iie If efif eTrnml.t. ii fl alia
Ia-sl.s "i1 atFa liaan III i.,i 4
a@t .. tlle ai:tls,s..t'ss III t3s I'a.;d
ts ff.t st..r 0t4ly
ctG..Etl. 81 t!.p E'at Il. III
asI iaayi.'sca wa III ,u; a'i.
"@c-T atla fttl! ia. s., a.s;e P iii.
ta. faH protection a..i !la-H l.l ye
G&'s i2 i..ot@-i aIsa heip A. II .
fe#.flt+ a-isir tla e-..:
y Az atasf qtH a ra'f..a l.i.e h
ai: f'.'~ aAtioNpa. ..:..a;s. viii t4ay
h.d's Si.a!n "a.s Il III ..: .tneil-
c,tts N.tl the a.ii iss5 a...i .u,iar-
itH.re IF .,nglo-<&yai.a ava ~.tA the
esptrir.ce of fraen4i,, are i4ea,# le
az Sareniin. ene-tgut.i III theli' I..snlli.i'
IF Is.''Hlnns and cigai3t cyen atseAint
i Wi-lHrt sacrificing lib" rcpi.3!,r anu
losing tileir own li'er;ies, whla tribe
Of Maiars. who have neither thr ilhar-
ltance nor experience Of freen.gr. can
create republic and successfully gov
ern MT only themselves, but also four
times their number Of undIsciplined
tiihcsmen:"
The sun., 1900-10-17
cLEvELAND's Twoc CABINETS
olaey the only Member 10 Declare.
For Bryaz-Six For Mckinley.

olaex the Only Member 10 Declare
For BryaE-SIx For Mckinley.
The Bryanites have been making
sreh a hullabalco over the fact that
ex-Secretary OF state olney. q lifelong
Democrat, intended 10 support Bran
for He presidency this fail that The
Republican national committee have
looked u the present political afllia-
ti5ns & Ell tie men who were il tie
two Cleveland cabinets. TIE only Dens-
oe1a-ie cabinets since tie war
Tle-e were = Of these men IN al.
sad ef item olney Is tia only one who
Las declared himself for Bfyaa. The
c.3mnsttas = IN It's statement
II was air. oiaey who interpreted
tie l4Fv q Injunction hy the courts S
as to restrain tie sirike-s 1t Chicago.
doctrine that tie Democrats haze
found Il be 81 obnoxious. SIX meu-
l-eTs of the Democratic cabinets are
now dad Six OF the living members
have come out in The support of sound
money end tie party that stands for
law ard order. No one Doubts where
those men stand in tie present c2:.-
Iasgn Charles s Fai-chill 5JLl q.
Carlisle. Daniel s. Lamont, William q.
Whitney. Den y. Diesi;sn and J..
Sterling Morton Tie Er.ali;ls do
ul say nsgch a,e-T fle c;i.eFs leSiiss
". G.aey. Ii the lizt n campaign
sg1aE the mares Il Hilary ! Ter
'se. Hpke Smith. Dtv.I r Fraueis.
~ 5. Hisseli *. T. Villas. J,1ls5n E-ar-
r aaH 81 + Wilson q tit 4r.
TGs.s Silence czrrsea ylas- feelings
1e crowd ilal b ruaa J-e
IJla.ac3a ta5a.. ACs q1e II
f4r tat.Eps LIS aaai7...e-
el lag 3. III. lE
81 a,-ita 3.s a.e.ay i.
.,l ii.te la.- at -s ~ .seH-.l.
TT a-e a1c1
.an
: s. g ff
ts E--s e @
-.t.
y,~. i-.a Z l II.
~ - -t
dsts rstsl s. I'll i6e
tis=s 5=---etz.t
s rsuTsi
OK 4ts ~ e.s5rs
& Gtas. q % s sa.f ,stss r-5laSti
/ Z! n E \ .f e1ers5
q Ri s e uvT- rzsscf r ~ Pt-.bgt
ter st.s& 81 Er-sr4a. Ssi.
I C.i1rs 81 s Fse;a III Z, Elt1reei4. "a,
4 toru.s-ir ptrerrziit ez-. is;= tr tasress
I s.ra.! 4 Jenes, assH.ssisf a AoE~ica. y r,
u-tsr clsysi1rs
Jssa Y ssttia. ts-=s-y Dsa9=Ts,ie s=as.yi
et Rri-1-er5r. is.s-
vigisr. psslsy Foe's. ! !as.sna ci,ii .err.e-
rei1rrsr.
T. 6. C---sr. r-.y-r u s:e--t. Is.
lsr.t. -. rsrdis5a e Geneva. I'D, t.r-sfl,
psryp.r Z s y Joass. -nly5E q Toied7.
J. r. C,-rb.Il e Tofzka, formerly Pcapl's
esnti1z:s fcr congress.
Thc-, Davis - r. Hsi.ss, esl=sat- = tbe s.
loass h;ra.,siiie ecnvc1,;on.
Also the following from Maryland:
cep.-si Lord Jackson y Eztir.ors.
(, ). Th9mp.aa ot A1rsPoiis, formerly ~
iect1r q n. poit.
General r. g. I-..r.a-. .z.els-ef q Ear'irz7-s.
p. lzrnis77 = ssrs'71GT.t, !-ra4eIs Ds77
cratic ca-ci isfe .4f eea-rcss.
Ai,su Hei--s. .isf'srr Ct fr- s;ate sti5rasy.
) srs tssr. e--rlsor II F.st-r,
s5Igts;s- sc-zmsfs. i.r=tr,sste- * u s.
The sun., 1900-10-17
RAILROADS.
B. AND 0.

Schedule in effect May 20, 800.
4 All trains illuminated win ~;
Light. "-P
I ESpres trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILAlJyf,Tr>,
| DELAWARE AVENUE S,F,trir,
FOR NEW YORK, week dat. s.''
'9.39 'io52, a. m; si2.ls. s9ss
'5.is (ail Pullman cars, sea3
.iy.5s, p. p. Sundays. '5.0l, as.29. .i
Z. n.. s2,si. '3.5s, s5.ls (al! Pue",'
cars,i f73S. sl0.52 r. N.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. .
5.S9, SO, s.SQ. $50, ss.3o. ai0.52. l,e.
q NJ; si-.l9, 'Z.55, 300, '3.5s, s5.ls.
Pullman cars,l 5.25. st.23. 6.55.
1852 p. N. sundays, t5.QI, 7.31. III
's.o9, 1926, 'il.35, a. m; a2.35, 800.
.5.l9 tali Pullman carsj go, s7.i3,
1852, p. III.
CHESTER, week days. $50. .r
I.So, 'S.25, 1889, '10.52, 1I0S a. n. 905
5.25, $50, sI.i3, si0.52, y. IN. SQtl
7.So, $50 ss.S9, 1886. s1l.35, u. ~. #
$50, s7.43, $50, 1862, p. m.
1 ATLANTIC CITY, week days. .
q. m; l2.l9. 235, '3.5s, '5.25 pm. Sual HI.
I.31 a. nj.
Cape May. Ocean City. ana sea I.,,
City, week days, $50 a. Ill, 2S5 i. If.
Sundays, 1.5u 4. IN.
BALTIMORE AND N.A&IiINGf0%
week DAYS, AIS Go, 1904. elt.5s
m. 1856, s20a, S.ie, $40, 49,.
lai! Pullman carsl 800, slOla.
sundays, s4.ls, 'S.0i, $40 a. M. \,
s2.b9, ~. s5.Ss. taii I'Gliu.an ,..
.6.3s. tS.ol, 'lG.I2. il. II.
Il BALTIMORE AMI WAY s.
4 IlDAs. 5.i5 q. MI; 5sl5 p. ii, d4l.
s.as titt.ds. S.ig \ al, e.sts 7. m,
NEM ARE. wcek day, s4.is
a ". ia.; sl2.55 BIS. as.
4. l- Sundays s4IS, aSC4
-t -ls 4.5l, st.-s. &C., sI9.t-
li4-sal mo. neeh lays. aS.C5
7.s. tai Ia!llian c4i<f, *le
III. q. ni.; i.sii III
lst4.asl. ri, e.ul2 i. III.
At.9, ea.ig s5..i a. III;
r. la.
CINCINNATI AND sT. lot
500 d. ifl.: sl21j ana siD.iz Il. NJ.
! SINGLAI.f .ACCOAtAioDAIis n
week DAYS, e.55 M; S.l9, G.l5 j. IN.
Sundays, s.44 4. iii, 7.32 D. N.
LANDENBUKG ACCOMMOIA-
llOA, Week ddys 3.!9, 457 D. ii. Stl..
days, 6.3S Il in.
LEAVE MARKET STREE. STA
TION for
BALTIM0EE, week days, $40 +. IL,
LANDENBE1tG, week days, s42 4.
m; 5lo, 400 r. m. Sundays, $40 d.
m; 5.45 p. N.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR
WILMINGTON, week days, sS.35 G5o
$50. 'lo.26, Loo a. M; '12,2o, .1.s7, 215
s3.t7, 'i20 4.so. '5.o7 (all Pullman cars,
.5.s5. 80, *6.so, '790, .s.S5, lis p. M.
sundays. 1886, '7.3O, 800 HOO 4. MI:
'i1,2o 'l.s7, las '4.2o 5.07 tall Pullman
cars), 800 $50. '7.So, '7S5, 1890 .. II.
Delmarvia Telephone lgs.
Rates 70 Western points lower THAI
yia any other line.
Z. y. UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager.
y. y. MARTIN. Man. of lass. Tra.i.c.
The sun., 1900-10-17
LEGIsL AZURE.
1910.

Senator's
q Iii IIpRard De Haven It9s5.
4th Bi.rrie BENJAMIN a. Grores.
9Th Dl>triet-HaFry G. Ellison.
Representatives:
1T DiStrict-Jsrne Kitchen
q Distsict-S Samuel II. Baynarl
81 District-James W. Robertson.
4th District-Harry r. Joslyl.
5th District William File.
9Th District-Frank r. Ewing.
7th District William r. Fliu-.
sth District Richard i. Piliins.
9Th liistrict-W William Chandler.
18th District Harry W. IIu-hei4-tk;.
li,h Dist-irt-John ", Dayetf.
izth r-iet-Ihe010r- j.. cIa.l..
18th Distriet-R Robert :. Cartn ate-.
lssh district Richard Iiei- 9n.
15th District james N I.4--ar.ls.
The sun., 1900-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Aeaden1 ). sirs.e

Aaosfer cfcE5e5 hecss zi.uesze1 ~.
E'sFi.i f1sas- pTzss1ts3 5y Frame 81
Sz-zssfl5u BgE esQ1s t'o. 81 Ill 4Aezsseusy ;
2 y nss lzsf 1sg..t- saa Has saa sys
5'sea i-1ie1 ~ IEss aglag Esd steEs,
lss 1915 0f-s : liz ~. .sss D. las tT-r
9a4 ze cE-lesE .;@s9fs !rlB.r 81 IN
1.1e sete MEE EnEv le8t :
1j4.. IG So e1lss3- y &,s esbt -
fc.s- I-tz-iite1 II exrs ..ila-zi $ eege
lssl fuefz TIE - pe;i5 rsaeez y
1iais saopsnE x-4 = gitea i3..s et!si
l0oH zuo eTeDitE
TfoE EiEis III W4r5- IN s=nts
sis .ssc~ e.urdg = wife N41ted.'
The sun., 1900-10-17
sfS,EN INSII,l.L.NIs.

Iha I.aioa EaTHsiieaH- 0t Sas-ez
comfy Te-y pFaF rly, w taius. refused
n c9npiy with ILL., .aa.Iiek-itc AZ.
mani f9r liYisisa b, ihe aaa,y tia.t,
81 that county. rz basis X ILL., thirl
siren n them. There il limit e en-
1lrauce ana patience exon I'll politics.
amt # seems ;hat Til lint hes besz
Feaehei il Sussez COUNT. The per
si.teat effort. ami apparently unlimited
iratience * ,he I'nl9n Republican State
lCnnnit;ae hsy:n- il series of con
ee--iyns tor ti3e sl.a of party unity and
s4ccess at ihs poil-, secur.d Republican
i.aity on State ticket. i i 9aiy reason
ab.o 'hat the .ltt-Gifr- a9lll "a liae-
li-- u keli ana Sl "a ceia-ics. Tile
I.r Representatives he alll ~
ta # that all possible pressure Should
ie A:aEAt g bear % lhe Sussex ia-
- 5itae- ean # 81 .iia.-.
Als4" Fl Il ,i.r4i ts.r 4 aas
s ra Ha aHatai af
without ,ia ia-H.aa- 9f
Bf 'H s.-gr Il.
' .i4s-a.. a-
af t.
N. e is.
y lasi.f sa IN
fa n.l
5.- tAe .aS !
a tlla Aat lg a
Tar rlal
IA i#Aa tI Ht s13a parp9sr.
. NFF9a 81 I'll ps.u";p!e of party
H.'g al.i i intended q cr.ate 4 diver
H ID tagor 81 ile Democrats. In
III tle itt-ur-ent districts can the
III asaH tirEer I'll elected aLI h non
]. ~ more taan he!p eect D7ua-
.4i, 81 seats If the State assembly.
Iae Republicans III ayr ihe Sat,
hauI'l oppose tha ia.urepat ns9ysiHcu,
-in-t Republican contryi Y the State
STATURE They should ~ Il for the
of complete Republican victory
tae rooi II tAa stata anl for tlIt
aad fiEal Gnitrati@n q tie Eepubli
aRd continued Republican contro
4 sr4te.
we have ,aia W siilcerly ho,. foi
II SUISSE. aesI,ite ihc in-urgcnt
ana we haze I .sanaLle assur
ef il.e fruitioA sStlat IJpa. i
m as WEE if. ti.a FtaHli-
sE VIII iasGssifs WILT s.ty4r vels
at slsEi6ai ai..ap III tla1s Waai
Aii Il. alsrlt p7iaHailE.
The sun., 1900-10-17

TIE elrreAt eepy x the I'!4Ea7eau
4 uet show aly d.-es--iaa * Stat-
ii- j. IL editorial hrain =. i saii
-st.. tirae AZ It'd, tie Ds.a,sTet- .el,
maE- their campaign q ste i--le--
Nh.ss 4 the matter: Can't Wlii4l4 u
N.er3 a.#se t.se Eat til
4 n.a i,
W H
te- M t I b-zss
E @ - A s a
1 hau
@ L -aest
41 M 1 e-tst5-
E- s.
N ~ G De-
f ss
III 1o-il.
a moar, .iae-
@ Political
r Si wg1-5 3. .ar--
rA Il
The sun., 1900-10-17
One Thsny ror ,:ire=. Is c.n.,,l..,

Awhile ago tl.n i''saa!tts l.,amad t.e
strife on t.a Erpi.al.sGa3. aasl ii3s.
they blame III RaiN,yi.c@es for tayia.
to taEe Treasures IL terminate tile
strike. One ling Is certain. l:at for
the present prosperity brought atont
by the Republican party It wo;ild lave
been absolutely impossible TO have con
ceded the advance 10 the miners. and
unless Mckinley is elected ana ca.i.
tinued prosperity tl.us assured there
will not he the remotcst chance Of tie
roal miners or any other lal,orcrs, who
have secured advanced wages during
The prosperous times. continuing to
receive them.
The sun., 1900-10-17
REGISTER ~ PREVENT FRAUD.

A%--3Js9 I-lt ~ = 4tf-N IN IA i u.
A. i usual during political campaigns
in tli. state. there HIRE runiars current
about Democratic plaa- fr padding
registration l.,ts aud -faaias ballot
ic1'~, ~ mmn- u Hfe.-ouarian aul
repeating The isnper95Aater. aid ID
peEeT ID be itn.a4.-i ra4 Is -,.imias
c.t.
Is!# 81 aH !d torr. I'ea. ar. n
-o-e e aneii arer td u #, aIl as-
sign il . tAa limbo II alarmint political
.a4sse II senrral. .ah4s,4Hatc.s ~
iaFien" tatiieS ia4t rra#s aa-
no, leyty. uuf9al. F,Y it'll
Itioertf N Y, l eatcal
II ... oar. ..H fAs i. la-
f, iE fl,e haW ple
of h-',~gra taeg Ha HiI!-
aa a atiia.. Il Mu
voting dtnitl ta.n Wisa d a9-
eTais hive tera d4ftd . l osls
1het fe attea d u III lF ,f-
pa' tifar NJ th4 haiini, na fAa
III IL r.H4ass ara therefore II i;eai..l ls
e.a tilc 9eaoral history AM Eu9#
nteili.i q III. Delaware Democrats
Asile ffan f.is Democrats WHO would
1T leasf nal.e ~ impression thar tlley
know the Democratic plans, arc limiting
ai lne Hrpfi." io A. praHs !. tha
Hepnbiican. whan 4 II TO lat" n ~
coup from thp Knockout the surprise is
expected q effect.
50 thr asserted arrival I'll this city
Of Democratic iinpersonators and re-
icaters i corroborated by experience
MD N Democratic assertion. There
can i.e ~ surprises in legitimate poll
tics sprung upon tie Republicans
Of this State Intimations Of sur
price n b. prarg are bff II,
The sun., 1900-10-17
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE r. r.
sehelEle n eaect October !. 100.

4 Ia. Ia
Schezuie ii effect October !, 100.
Trains le2ye Wilmington a. fellows:
For Philadelphia texprcssl. 1.57. s02
40, 50. ~. -. s5l. s.55, 9.55. s.55.
le.li, l9-5-. liz. HE ll.i5 a. n, xl2.1s.
LII. 3.9s, all. 4-5s, s.11, t.07, $50, e.55,
7-l7. -, aud s.ls i. III
accommodation, 5-iQ. 7.i0 S.li. i1.o2 a.
NJ. 14-Se 2.s-. 40 5-s, all 1913 ,. II
ESs IEesker express, 1.57 40. e.29
-, 10, So. S.55. 1911. lI--. 11.52. 11.45
2. NJ. 81, 80, 80. 5.l., SO, ant! s.0s
4. n.
Accommodation. e.l9 Id g.i4. lL03 q.
n, -4.S., 20, 49,. JIG. 5.59, and 1913
5. ia
For New York tthsou-h express, 1.57,
se-, s.s5. dining caFi. s-55. 1852, l1.45
M. yl2.ls tdinins ears. lS7 dining car)
S.ii, s-07, .s.ze ilinins carl III, aud BIG
=. N. connecting via Broad Street Sta
tioa- Philadelphia, ~, sS3. 7.lo. 80,
$50. lo.li. lC.52 a. m. l-.31. l.S7. 2.32.
s.li. 4.53, so, 6.g7, G.5s, s.l5, and 1913
=. N.
For Boston without change. 1902 d. "a.
sud III y. n.
Fer Newark Center anl stcrmediate
stSf57rs. 80 >. 70. and G.55 i. II.
Baltimore ara Washinstoa 4.Sj. $50.
2-ia. 1918. ana HOP q. nj, 1905 1913.
Kills. i-53. 3.5l. AZ, Sc .5.ia. CTS, 1903.
5.ss s.ii Z. n, and 10 night.
baltimore and interIne ediate stations,
3..4. s..5 g.5l l.. I'll. 1918 aigLt.
i Lesve rliiadel. l.a. Broad street. f5r
Wilmington iexGressi. 20. -.-h Hes
I 4-Se, le2s. ll.@s 4. ms.L22s. l.l5. z
5.ls. =. 9-5s, =tl. s.s. 5.3s. 5.5t
fl@t -s. ~. s.s-. ll.-t. li.9s i. ii. eGi
+ i-.-l ait
A aaA6':aa e.si. -cs. s.'2, l3.e5 a.
F ss, s., ts. s.--, SIS, ,5.2211,
SrSnA1 TRAINS.
i a2f III. 3.12.
So sE- L - 1ls5. Fl. HI
. 6.s., i.is, sQs, ana 9.l5
ett5a. 7l. si3 q III. ia..44.
-. ar3 I9s 4. nj
-eE atH. lsT. i..9, s.r5.
~. --.s q. NJ, l.5T, a.t9, ass, 6.J7, and
e.8s 4. r.
Assol .9lat.uH, lie. S.lo a. m. 12.la.
go 3, 52s. 1.-s. aui 1913 p. m.
Fee S-w Yoek ttlnoash express. 157.
60 a.c5 lining cari 9.55. lo s.. ll.45
2. "a. l.s7 tilin: csrl. Sl6o, 6.57, '5.2o
tiiaiu. eaH Ill. si6 p. M. connecting
via Ra-d Street Station, Philadelphia,
Az. i,la, S.i3 q. al. 1.3-, 2.90, z.1o ASS,
s.e7, III, aai 1875 i. n.
| Eor Boston. with ut charge, III p. m.
Baltimore arI Wa hiagton. 4.35. 500,
lo.ls a. III, 1876. 1918. i.5c, a.5l, 400,
5.2a, 'e.i9, s.is, 7ss, s1l r. m, ard los
night.
Baltimore aal intermediate stations.
5.51 2. n, 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for
Wilmington express, $50. TO, H. .2s
i1.53 !. nj. liz. 31s, 5,29. AL. sos. sos,
$50. 81. SIS. li..s, 1i.zS p. m. and l2.2C
night.
Accommodation. SIS. 9.i2 lo.s5a. m..
i2.2], 2.32, s.l3, s.33, ard 1922 p. n.
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Gowns that are Dreams.

Gozns that Eo3la hare made the most
enthusiastic dress reform som.l weep,
Eera s13sa 70 : representative oi Tie
S1u bT Asss E1l4 SO Miss Cecil
>PocAsr yesterday siterucon in their
dressing rc2Ds alter tie mz.i7ee ii she
3p=la House.
Tie u-aci.t4s Il P.E;s, London snl
Nsw l9Fs hsIe vel atI esch oiher to
add Charming creations 10 their mag.
Di1~eat 2 NztcIoLes. Aiiss E1as Las s3lle
elafslie-.ss ~ agniled CREATIONS
3 ie.t s.ss sears His.I 2 d tie sr4ee dis
plssta II Ter KoFk " Noudly tisfi.
y = Crcil E1Ras srs 'tzs.Irgs' .Aic0
sie sio. cE.t sgrks * q: from Z l.a;.Iee
eft!es p-ini ci Yies. tlii t-1m . a5,=i
.te'= s.4a1p1ili. W3.ss Il s. rxs- s i,i...
5lsss e-ci geNls sTs cc e-sbg
-Ee1 Rtt!l ssc- 81 stang & s.se5t : .
is-9sl ti=.tlNe =et.!s4 t1F lts E.s.-i3s.
~ 80 -tc:4 ReIs.
= sft lsf vNE X ff
g=. st.ef. is-ef4 Il ae f5s5 s
itsa.k E selE~ t @.sN
-a.tt 1e .s-i-H ta
y aEa-4
~ -s- es tt.f
ns- os . & .. 4se
MS
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Tie Eln.lllll.tge she.

BaiTware n g.tHi Poet
a wisA ral weEld ~ei.I IL th,. RUM
ig4Ht4. SUI
hat IA i faoak, n ~ o!d tin pail;
rf hoe4, ar j black crayat;
i4 cten stnp II that.
d.shas wc want, ana glassware, too;
~ truth, whatever sou have viii do
i9ws.a would both De meet
n" e. III ~ Market street.
~ i ta.akcn chair, or I lovely vase:
4" "rHlaags',. tou know, is quite the
cIaIe,
I'D II fu'uac years. We this can tell.
fou have helped to make soinc poor soul
we'll
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REJECTED ]. .gntnrs rtonnsi,.on.

Georgetown, Oct 16.-At the meeting
Of the Union Republican County Com
mittee yesterday the harmony PROPOSE
tion aO .:uiar Republicans submit
ted on laat Thursday was rejected To
.,,,y !: he .a.. dry fr fling the tickyt.
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"Tha party stands where it
did in 1896 on the money qucs-
ti0n.'-WILLIAAI JENNIN GS
BRYAN, GAINESVILLE, o., Sept. 4,
1900.
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neln Wanted.

Z "tNi7 MAN1E l-IlK 4.aLVF.I=f7lN
y Ite u rFhls 81 astlicsct ti.y" IS NCia,
hais'"at-a fearful tele ii l,auietus r.tr
s"r3 ,", i2i9 THE Ne, laastl cio MISS. s,l'I.
VIII tk, 9Hly 81 r. Arit. setting nom Iptf
ast 0"l } rhd cearirG farm ;G ;os-i dsiir.
III itr Apslt- Gui. ,rrrned ii,
'aht ial1 Gr fif tvcr. QUITS fr.t sad
H. .Wrt si.nits fpr Isst H.. ltfE rerisiH.
-fia tf cGtft sid e iitl. today. gtE
Als Hin 'NpsNl ls,rt a., ,.nGrG0.
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Ie > ttsc sri .ace-
y iie Gsta fi94-e te.tefaa, eit,f6.stD
~ te-g j si.--ai.--r alu
JstIl- Setit E.s l- he -. Z {.
Tie L.ai- E.es n5I = p4.tI sHt-
afternoon ".A M..s's feiii" Viii i ife-
serted tgnigit
Oae ~ a 4 interesting nsn. D II
a tae S2rlref c3m P1aY i 5lr. Eiain
Clni-, ais is soEainZ uader d-ci9e4
ti-ed aitage. Treatment Tor ;ral5 e.
some ttroas If ctiou il making hi: Eork
gt!g itarl AM unin'eres:ing q himself,
but So eminent Phia elphis tArpal
spec;siist. in wHose care lie is tits eeek,
4 ~ = tring him atonEdio Lis normal
VOICE very soyn.
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HI 1Ac tF a- Ha.s.
tirouchaa, s IA
be gratis a4 an vi
pafiy EalT n 81,
of former f4tj3a sd III
earues a4sA til j;aHt5 : fl. rs.e
sseee.7 y t.f iek., l t.l Irf..at
tie DlH4rat-
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Miscellaneous.

4 kEflN ED yonng widow iaYif g e25 GRO, de-
~ sHes husband wlcm SIZE win assist in
naslhess. Addlcss L. B.. Ftx &. st. Louis, No
w Ant AN IEl'-All hint Of old books bought.
soiI and exchanged ut
-- =. sfi-lith. No. lis shipiey street.
1tt = Ghiehesler's sn0lIs, p.,ryro, a,
= t'ii's are he Bsst "S'o'A
aN ,Reiisale. Take no other send So.
s'i,,, It,a, VT particulars. "Renef Gr Ladies " Ia
i"flet " Return Maii Ask Your pruggist.
Chichester ChenlicsI Co.
RW
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Nlnl,E.-

At3t 4 th aid Rfttf S Ii-iYIT II. ittG
..1 sihN' n tne cnnitact wili q nmence tstiE
W VIE ar" sicpi laidgc at that line nv ,id +
q we 8iHge Gommittut
GALLAGHER. Chairman,
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LEHt.

.shi hous skeetiae Il
s't!4> :, 81 STaII0N
i3Ntst tigfth IA
II @tNi ,G2.e2s ere and fixtures, u IA
----l. - !. I t-t Ith aAG Miisou -.
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g..r Sale.

sit A-i!tst c$rfp. Groa cttIs
&iiE.f. .c.t-tS ofirc.
-.3i a tHtI het VIZ
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TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION. PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE JIsS.9

FOR THE WEST.
sac 4. m. daily. Pittshurs. Chicago.
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis.
Dinin. carr
1925 q. N. daily for Pittshrrs ana chi
cazn. (No coaches 10 rittslurg). Lin
TED g Two Buffet Parlor Cars.
l2,2o y. NJ. daily, Limited" pittsbnrr.
1hieaso, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincin,
nati. Louisville, and st. Louis. din
ing Car.I
l2-5 ?. IN. daily, Pittsburg and Glove
land.
4.s2 2,l,..1n !; n. daily. ritt.burs. Chicago,
Nashville (yia Cincinnatn, Indian
aroiis, and ST, Louis. Dining Car.l
so 2, m. daily. Pitsburg. Columlps
Indianapolis. louisville, and ST. T.5nis.
we y. N. daily, rittabur. ,nrd Chic. II.
for Ia!eto except Saturday 4
1i.oa 3 u. laily, fiitsburs, Cincinnati.
and Clcyciand.
ll..o I. u. daily. Pittshurg ard Chia.t.o.
Gaily for Kmoxvillc, via ShenalH!.tst,
ALLEY Hoatr; for Cleveland. cNuc..l
Saturday.
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COrNTY.

Fgr cierE es II. Pc,
WINFIELD y gT'ItiI.i
l'5~ Pts.
PRANK +. Sal..AlzH
I'Qr 4 s
HORACE II i.EIIi.
I
GsDl:aE II itI.f.I
SAMUEL .J.4L.
!C!l
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Scientific Palmist.

SClEA7lFlC PALMlsT Mrs ads,rs rod.
! 34our entire life Ny rower IS um.li, asscd
M sil g convinced. ltake 10 norcy up.il
- l-rIeelIy -aitsiitd, Once No BrG L. llth ST.
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Can-re<sional limited Exrres
A.t Eos,iia!c Parior Cars a9a fIt.,f5
ir Aa o@tra fare other tilaa le ;lsuaI
tAl united Express. VcytilMle parlor
;bf., Nesiilmle Passenger CoagA Aes. and
l.,lEs t.ar. NJ extra fagr.
ILe Wilmington Transf,r Coiapany
W'i.i eail for ami cbprS b...;.,,.a r.,,,l r,n,a
haielS gnd residences. -.
lor further information, passengers
station. "' the
y. i. HUTCHINSON. il r. woon
zen. Msf. Gen. Pass. Ast.
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Yo e. alI lie neaaa in TuE srS.
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Wedn .sdag. October IL. 1909.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET

REPI IDBlL3A IA liva Al itiAHl
F0r President
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
ot Ohio.
For Yice-PresideEt.
THEaDORE ROOSEVELT,
" New York.
THE STATE TIChET.
For Presidential Eeco1ss,
CHARLES ". PUSEf,
of Sew Castle co4BlT.
MANLoyE HAYES,
of Kent COUNT.
DANIEL ]. LAYTON,
of Sussex col +.
Fo- Cgasress-Short Tern.
WALTER o. H0Fs ECKER,
of SmyF1A
For Car -fes~-T1E1. Term
DR. LEWIS IIEiSL n BALL
u NeR css-ie
Fl GnFerl
JOHN HEA
pt NstAl!l-
Fr Taf 81
PHILIP +. CANNON
os Bsid-evil.e.
FIT -A-tg-t=y Geaa5
HEEBEEr r. sti{
9t SfaI1
Fo. .su8f- n .ae
IEI.SAE = N01stS
~ Sussex c.un.y.
III :e Ir-s
sIAETIN z. BCE5.I5.
of siiti.etoEl
For ls- s4sfu isr5sE
DR. GEORiE II. 9IA HALL,
y Milford
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I5a
.s.
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'T--.N \ " JIN-.I0N.
GILL III ~ Wsa
1r Dover, IIar..Hetan. anl neinlar.
sa is5 ~. 4.a5, s.5S, a..l 12.-i Il. IL.
iff;slas Ill n. IA.
Iet Ny14lins ald way stations. s.oa
y. n wrek-iays.
Evnras II. Capa Charles. Old Point
Comfort, anI Norfolk, ll.os a. m. week
aays and i'll night daily.
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is tine % dismiss the crlren fca7
Of Sei7s GLat. to recognize t.c illare
in tie world wa.c- G31 LAS gveu ia
and - accept thc responsibilities Wink h
il devolves Upon lis IN behalf of Chfis-