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Ohspryant readers of the Anti-Addicks-
itr comment upon the preparations for
inaugurating the rural mail delivery n
Kent county, cannot fail to notice the
note of sympathy and respect it contains
for r. r. Kenney who masqneradcd
awhile as il Senatorial representative Of
this State. Mr.. Kenney Is given the
credit of having secured the decision OF
the postal authorities to establish the
rural delivery, and the Democrats mu,,
perfurce, be given a share of the appoint
mpnts. Candidly we do not believe that
n sense of justice-to Mr.. Kenney die
tates the making of these appointments.
politics in that county to affirm that the
number of people required, of the char
acter required, to fill those appointments
could not be found among the regulars"
! Of that county. There isn't in that orsa
nizntion. IN Kent, enough men Of tae
right stamp. who cnulu or would accept
such appointments. In order, therefore,
to prevent giving the entire number OF
/ appointments required 10 the Union Re.
puhlicans, Congressman Ball proposes
To recognize his Anti-Addicks colleagues
among the Democrats. For ways thai
are dark, and tricks that are vain. com
mend us to the boltcr Republicans.
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The Hero VINO Gets There.

Oh I'll like to BE- the hero Of i novel Of
the day
One Of little Bertha Runklr's or Of
Churchill's hy the way
Id he glad to bear the henItaehrS that in
wholesale lots descend.
For Id always hr dead certain that I'd
got there in the end.
oh, I'll like to be the hero Of 4 latter
day romance,
Such as Mary johnson gives ns=-he's
the boy that gets chance!
! would laugh at all the SORROWS amy
author ever renned,
For Id know before ! started that II
get there in the end,
Gh the heroes of the stories they arc
writing nowadays
Have to wade through blood and Suffcl
in Thousand fearful wars.
l.tt Id like to be among them, design.
ing not to yield Or bond
lSuowlng in the darkest hours that Id
"et there in the end.
The sun., 1901-11-07
AWORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Something New Under
The Sun

All doctors have tried to cure CA.
IAiihil by the use of powders, acul
gases, inhalrrs and drugs III paste form
Their powders dry UP thr mucnous mcm-
brances causing them to crack open ana
bleed. The powder acids used i'll the III
halers have entirely eaten away the
/ same membranes that their makers
have aimed to cure while pastes and ont
mcuts cannot reach the disease. An old
and experienced practitioner who has fer
many Years made 4 close study and spec.
lialty Of the treatment Of GATARkH
! has IL last perfected a Treatment whie!.
when faithfully used, not only relieves ut
once; but permanently cures CATARKlI
by removing the cause, stopping the dis
charges. anu curing all inflammation. II
rs tic only remedy known 10 science that
actually reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy is known as "SNUF-
FILES The GUARANTEED CA1ARKI
Et5t Rl4" and is sold 1T the extremely
tnM price Of One Dollar. each package
eeutaiaing internal and external mel
ciue sufficient for a full months treat
laont and everything necessary 70 its per
"sNTFFLES" is the only perfect
Il
How recognized rs the only safe and posi-
!. tive care for that annoying and disgust
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ianirky and permanently. and is ais
wonderfully quick to relieve HAY
FEVER OF COLD in the HEAD.
,i C.AIARRH when neglected often lead
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viii save you if you use il at once II il
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! mani which is positively guaranteed t,
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a5 send for it at once. and write FIJI
i lUrticnlars as to your condition and w
/ receive special advice from the dis
i orrrer Of this wonderful remedy regard
~ yaur case without remedy regard
4 enl -ae regular price Of "SNTFFLES
"GTARANTEED CAIARRi
EI:"
.-tE prepaid to any address in fla
ita3 States or Canada on receipt i
DOLLAR. Address Pept. r.. III lsT
WIN \. GILES & COMPANY, 80 Nh
Market Street. PHILADELPHIA
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room slippers when one cam buy them at
Il, cents 4 pair with good wool solrs and
how on the toe.
Does anyone remember how. a numhel'
oi wears ago there WAS Il rage for thn
combination Of red and pink and green:
Those three colors We're combined III
everything III ribbons for the neck ana
waist, III honnets, and i'll Ill sorts 81
ways. There is nm attractive hat u one
ot the shops. which shows this e0nlhlha-
tiun Of colots, though TWO arc 81 diitnf-
cnt shades from those Of SOME Years ilE1.
The I'D rel was cardinal and the green
!, Nile then. In the hat the red il deep
maroon. roses Of it, shaded little
around the front over the face, ending on
the sides with knots of the velvet the
same color combined with pink satin.
NH hteli corenw h-c.u-IrhccR srhrllunu
while the crown Of the hat n " graF#
green rose leaves.
Magnificent effects are to be seen u
table linens this year. Magnificent \
tho only word to describe the heavy la,'es
IA he seen III them, with patterns on .
grand scale. A. i'll dress trimmings. the
lace patterns run up into the linen
Drawn work Is combined with the lace
IN some instances. and emhroidey viii
the drawn work. Many handsome thing
Of This kind are done to order, Others cal
\ he found ready made TO suit the mos
4 tastitidious taste. One oblons table
/ cloth. very large has a centre of en-
lroidcry, long and narrow. a broad BAN
~ drawn work around this, more EN-
hroitlery and more drawn work again ol
The outer edge Of the cloth which lS
solid mass Of haudwork. \ round table
cloth has a deep edge Of heavy lace, III
lace running up into tile linen IN point
giving a feStooncd effect to the edge. Y
sill" this round edge 4 large square
outlined in lace, as large a square as ca
lp drawn in the circle, the lace put i
ii 4 narrow but elegant scroll woIi
which is very beautiful. There are man
handsome laces used in table linens
This il for the woman who takes d
light iii her dish towels. These dish toy
plS ara large. ready hemmed. Of I'M
heavy linen. and have blue border up
which are The words, woven into q
material 'trea Cloth" and represent
tinnS If a teapot. crp and saucer are nj
woven in. The cloths are q yard lon
wide, and cost 50 dozen.
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EOR THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
40 a. M, daily. Pittsburg, Chicago. Gin
cinnati Louisville and ST. Louis. Dul-
ing Carr.
.25 a. M, daily. for Pittsburg and Chi
cago, mo coaches TO Pittsburg) Lin
Red to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and St. Louis. Dining Car !,
Il 25 p. m, daily, Pttsburg and cleveland
20 n m daily Pittsburg Chicago Nash
Vile, tvia Cincinnati and Lonisvllle), Indian
apos and st Louis, Dining Carr
s25 p. M, Pittsburg. Columbus, In
dianapolis louisville and st. Louis.
80 D. m. daily Pittsburg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Saturday,
II o. D. mi daily. Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
ii. 20 D. m, daily, Pittsburg, and Chicago
daily for Knoxville via Shenandoah
yalley Route; for Cleveland, except tat
uTday.
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RAILROAD.

y Schedule in effect May 10, 1901
An trains Illuminated with Pintsck
nf.' S.S Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Av0
.lS'5S q; ms y .isls .sss, :s'5s, SIS Ss' nsysl s
ai%ites 4 :, q d @n n g is ,1o5a n ,ssssnisys
(ESiSqpII iSypI,IbE1,P4,. M%itfs@ TiS xssS 1862 ID
lsis 81 .sso @ ~ s @ sss esg Els 'fss Royai III i,e 4
.59S ~ s5o .sss 1853. .ii.s5, j. a. ',aa'as ri .
si5 80 .5.1s Royai Limited); sS5, '7.il
rhe.IsT, .,s s week ys * Gays. So $50 9 @
S .I.ss ss Z. m an'sys t.s. .sss, sss 3 .iR II sEs
All Atlantic 4 City: week days. xs.so a. m, sl2ls
Cape May. week days. xe 50 a, M, xs.a5 p, NJ.
yea Isle city week days only. x65oa.m
Baltimore and Washington. week days.
noi: i26s os 57 $40 RoySi Spa is5e ~ 4
I6.55. 's.04, '10.16 p. m
SIS p. m. Sunday only.
Nswart SI NJ w.ff sssss' days "a 5 als s'5 -
.. IN m. 4 sundays. % AIS is, .s.a, w. sos a. n
'j25s, .457, 6.55, s42, 'io.16 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days. -s.oi. a. M, si5I
.1016 p m. Sundays. -S.04. a. M. .i57
i sl016 p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, .ilS a. m /;
\ .l2. Sc and s10.16 p. M; daily.
Singerly accommodation week days.
; s.55 a. m: SO, 6.1o, p. m. Sundays, 9O5
!. i. L.andenberg Accommodation, week days
SO p. M. Sundays, SIS p. m.
\ LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
y for Baltimore, week days. .2.45 p. m
Landenberg week days, $40 A. M q IL
I" 80 p. m. SUNDAYS e.4e a. m, 655 .. m.
, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VII.
n,ngton, week days. '3.35. $50. s7SO 30 u
4 Il 90 a. m, .12.2o. .137. 215, 1907, .42o 40
=, $50 s54S (Royai Lmited), 555 6.25 'z3N
T $40 .l1.35 p. m. Sundays. '3.s5, '73O, San
a Z .54s (Royai Limited), 5.55, T.3O, 7.40, $40
:" 1890 p. m.
n Rates to western points lower than VI,
x anv other line.
p II. a. MILLER, Passenger Agent Wtf
: ID. r. MARTIN Man. of Pass. Traf,c
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

slices. Chop fine or pound one cup IN
walnut meats. Scatter the nut through
the walnut slice% with care MOTTO bfei.k
them. Serve ON lettuce, garnished Win
rid, walnut meats. Either French q
mnyonnaise dressing may he used.
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIVES"
The economical housewife does ho1
throw away the milk that turns sour
Sour milk is quite necessary TO the maj
ing Of several delicious eatahles. Here
are few:
Graham Gems-lt may lie made INTO
Graham gems by the addition of Two
tablespoonfuls Of m0lasses, one teaspoon
ful of butter. one-qnarter teaspoohlul -
soda one and one-half cupfuls or Grahaal
-four, and il little salt, TO one cnplul
of the sour milk Mix aud bake quickly
Delicious Corn BreadCsing corn mra'
and sour milk together makes very llict
corn bread Mix together one cnpful o.
sonr milk. two-thrdS cupful Of suE'f
one egg. butter the size Of an egg, ON
tahlcspuoilt'ul of molasseS. one-hhll led
spoonful soda. salt and enough houf aii'
corn meal in equal quantities TO MAKE
soft batter. Corn gems made et sou,
milk require onc-half cupful OF sugar
butter the size of an egg, Two cnplui
of sour milk. one egg, two cupthis .
flour. one cupful Of corn meal, and ON
tcaspoonful Of salt.
Brown Bread Sometimes brown hrea'
i made with sour milk. 10 three cup
fuls Of sour milk add one5half cnpfui 4
molasses. one Tablespoonful Of butter
one teaspoonful Of soda. 4 little salt an
/ five and one-half cnptnls Of flour. I'M
, will make two loHycs, and should y
baked Immediately after mixing. Brow
i hrcnd to hc steamed is also better whc
/ sour milk is used in its making. Nj
/ togethpr one cupfnl Of sotlr milk, on
il cupfu Of -four. one cupfnl of corn mea
\ one-half cupful Of molasses salt an
one even teaspoonfnl Of soda. dlssolv,
!. in water Steam one hour and ilmsh :
i hnlfing one hnlf-honr
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Enk RGEEALn

Via Emporium Junction, $50 n. IN. and
S25 D. m. daily.
via Canandaigua. $50 a. M, week days.
$50 p M, except Saturday, ana il,l1 4
m. daily -,
Eestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge
G Limited Express. yestibule Parlor
Cars, Nestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
ana residences.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
| ]. r. HUTCHINSON, j. n. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass. Agt.
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S.l3 a. m, 303, 4.C2 and
g5S D. m. week days
For Lewes. Is rs a. m 4.12 .. IN week davs.
FIR Rch both s ia M. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and saturdays oniv.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
Sunday, 1911 p m.
For Syyoming and way stations, 303 p.
M week days.
EXPRESS for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk 1888 a. m, week
days and - night daily.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express 6.46 r. m,
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta'
Memphis and New orleans: 7,36 y. M,
daily. sleepers to New Orleans. Macon,
Memphis. Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
daily. sleepers TO Charleston, Macon, and
p0rt Tampa in5 a. m, daily. sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway sll p. m.
daily. dining car and sleepcrs to Cincin,
natl.
& IS a. m, daily, sleeners 70 New o@rieans @
Titan limited" 400 p m. daily. sleeper
TO Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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One Of the amusing spectacles Of tile
very amusing. if rather serious. political
situation in Delaware. is the interest
manifest in Republican success and the
advice given by Every Evening 10 Re-
publicans. Can any one imagine the
devil giving sincere and disintercsted nd
vice to sinners? When that happens
Every Evening will give sincere and
diSiptereStcd political advice TO Repuh-
LEANS.
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PENNSYLV LVANIA R.R.
- ROAD OF AMERICA
PHII,ADELPH1A, WILMINGToN q
RaITIMORE RAII ROAD.
sphedule IN efTett StpItIHU0T 10 f'f'
I,eave wilmington as follows

schedule i'll effect Septemper Az i".'
Trains Leave Wilmington as foliows
For Philadelphia texpress1. i57 s9z y q ~ y
$50. 742. 49, so 900, se' i,5 sT is is5S i.I.
SO, :, sii, i,l l5S 5C1, CO., $50, 7oi, TT. soe'
ana nhdceornmpodation, sdS p Ia, eio. 10, sle ll.Oo q
MT 1850. 2.S2, 400. 5,25. 6.35, and N lo.4s p Y
7.5o, si6 $50 S55. lo1i, liS5 h ,l.ss LIB a.
q SeeS335s5 sS 9sa 3oe. 5.s5. sat and 1913 p. m, :,
For New York Gthr9qgh, q eXpresaS * + ~ e. m, m
$S2 s 9sI ,nne Re'rag aar Sall isss 81 a vi lnng
iii, IL co. $50 Dining Carr. 7ll, and s,a sae
m eSnaeetbng yia so sfSad sso 7io. % $50 80
sii si 1os gys 5 lS5a 81 "a &C. g. m 9 s Ss and io
2 For n Boston without change. 1902 a. m ,
ana For a'ls Nepwark y ri Center and intermediate
Iss and a. m mwaaSngtoh. saS sse r. = 500
sio' a.. io.iS. and n.oi a. M, i2o5, 12is, = ,s
%, S.5i, 400 525. xgG3 o46 .oS, 1ao
81 p m, and II LOO ,nnitgsrmealate nignr stations,
800, AL, 6,l3 p. m, l2lS night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. g, g,
; Wilmington texpressl. $50. 10; ISe. ss ssS 20
lG1s' 5s5 sis iss? s2d s2s. ie, a4s, Sos, 5s 5N
SEQ COS. 60. 6.55, 7.sl n.26, LIS p m. ahe
* 1.Aecomemodation, ieud 6.25. 7sO. s12, 1875. .
m, i23 3.25, 4.0i, 449, 6.27, S,Ss, lV.zz, am
100 = = SUNDAY TRAINS. 90 :
For Philadelphia. texpressl.s ls7 ~ IN N
a35, 955, 1052 l1.45 q, m; 12;so, iSs' o'v
, Ills, 607, $50 TIT, 9.06 aai BIG p: m.
Accommodation 7.le, $40, 3d. a.. m.
l1oi4. 800 400. 5.25. 7.2S, and l043 p; m :,
FOR Chester texprsss), l5I, 42O, sas
lr1.45 a. M. 1.37. 800, 45S, 6.Of ana w
p. m. - 90 orr -,
q Tor New York tthrough expressl 70
SO2, 9S5, 955 Dining larl, lobz LID 70 y
?. M. 1896. 137, Dining Carr, 800. 6Ui. ~ ~
IJining Carl. III. GIG p. M connecn;n
VIA Broad Street Station. Philadeh,niIi Y
i20, no, $40 935 955 AS a. M, I'D IA
; iS7. 800. AIS, GOT, SO, III. PIG and 10
For Boston without change, 7l1ar p. m;
baltimore and Washington, 4s5 So So
lNiS 4. M, 1906, 1913. f50., 3.5l, 10y. ~
lbO3 646 1886 S.11, p. m. and lO5 nlsnt.
Baltimore and intermediate station
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, =,
Wilmington (express), $50, 72o: ll2a II
a m, i l3. ala 329, 4i6, 5.07, SIS; 6t
Il. lGb5. T3i. S.35. 1126, li.2s p. m, and u
''s,,c Accommodation. s.s5. s12. 1875. a. n
f229. 2.32, Gl3. S3s and 1922 p. ~
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sCHUYLKILL DIVISION

For Phoenixville, Pottstown and Read
nrday di 20 only, iSO. 4.io, sac 7.$s and li5o
+ ~ so 9ghaIG and $40 GoO p. ~ m. Fhoenixvile
only, 7l26 a, m. and 44S and 5.52 p. m,
ror Megs PottsSyiile. S SIS. 91o 1919 a. M, 1so.
41o and 7.ss D. M. week days. Sunday
6.50, 1923. a. m. and COZ p. m
FOR NEW YORK
SIS 6.5o, 1883, $50, 9OS, $50, .1o.2i, 100,
So sas aS ll % 15o sao s. an% 100 ,S SSS
p. M, and l. y night. Sundays, $50
LOS, 44O, $40, 5ls, s.25, $50 1927, i 20,
IA 42 s19:S s5f iss5 'ssS iSs 4so im ans
1000 n M, and 1902 night
For Boston without change, 1880 a. m,
wes & days rt and S9S arR m deasn dsy Grove
Long. Branch, 500, 1903 a. m and S.s9
and 400. p m, week days.
ST So s m b GasaSn noom @ aRa SIS ds
and ZOE p. m daily. Buffalo, 500 a. m,
1900 noon week days and 7.O2 p M
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows:
For New York. Express, 800, $50 a. m.
For Long Branch, Via Seaside Park s.s;
a M week days.
Eor Island Heights, S,35, a. m. and 400 p
/ Ul.t week udNS.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
/ River Bridge, express, $40 a. M. am
| 7O5 D. m. Sundays. 9.20 a. m. and TO
| Leave Market Street Wharf, express 90
| a. m and 200, 400 and 515 p. m Sun
i days, 900 and 1000 a. m.
FOR OAPD MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone Harbor, Anglesea, Will
wood and Holly Beach-express. 800 a
m. and 400 p. M, week days. Sunday
1 J.u0 y. m
For Somers' Point-Express, 900 a. m.
and 200, 400 and SIS p. m. week days
Sundays. 900 and 1000 a. m.
The Union Transfer Company will CID
for and check baggage from hotels an
residences.
IL j.. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
Telephone IS7.
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PRrPOS AIS.

el proposals for painting Washing
tect. Market street, Eleventh
t:est tridgcs over the Brandywine crcel,
-a Market street, Third street bridge
, the Chi.tStiana creek. All bids lnast
n.y. aed, marked proposal for bridge
Ntitt~seri aud delivered to Philunmr
haQIi"g ~ John ]. Mealcy, commission
uf tile Levy Court Of New Castl,
sa.it.z. Delaware, On Or before 10 o'rloeE
@ Tuesday. November 12th, 1901
lho Gonrt reserves the right 10 rejec
a q 10 Hids. The specifications cal
ia ~sn ~ applying II the office, II
Sntleg street, .
l,ilH.EAINIA CHANDLER,
John j. MEALEY,
Committee
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The Ormshy Qnntls

God bless the row of OrmShy quadS,
Their mother, God bless her,
The woman must he truly great
Who earns two hundred per.
Oh happy, happy ormshy dnadS,
How luckleSs would they hc
II fatr had 80 contriycd il THAT
They only mad been three.
The Ormshy qnads, the Ormshy qnaas.
oh, may they long survive.
I,9 they'd be worth full twice as much
II they We're only five.
The sun., 1901-11-07

Wintcr Tourist Tickets. Season
1a81-2. Baltimore * hio Rail-
road.
Tie Baltimore < Ohio Railroad ha.
placed on sale 1T ali principal offices
east of tle Ohio. River, Winter Tours,
Tickets to points III Alabama, Florida.
Louisiana. Mississippi, New Mexico,
North Carolina and Texas, also Havana.
Cuba and Nassau, \. f., NJ reduced
rates.
For additional information call or
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio r. r.
The sun., 1901-11-07

What is ii. that has cut of the Anti-
Allicksite "hollcr'r" over Federal ap.
pnintments: Weren't they snl,e again
bpfore they knew?
The sun., 1901-11-07

These tablets will positiyeIY
cure Headache, Neuralgia, y,
somnia and many other disoraes
arising from the nerves and var
ious organs. The ingredien's
are Of the finest quality obtain
The sun., 1901-11-07

BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Cranes. " mole wheat, cream. Plain
Toast. Cocoon.
rHTRSDAY'S COOKING.
Whole wheat-Buy some cleaned whole
wheut lust as it comes from the held.
Wash il well. Soak it in water over
night. Add just enough water so that
it will soak up. In the morning salt
to taste. pour milk over il and summer
tnot boin, for one hour or more. The
longer il is simmered the softer It VIII
become, and the more delicious It VIII
taste when first placed in the mouth.
This can be eaten with butter; honey or
cream. If it is desired to make the dlsh
especially rich. it can be soaked in milk
instead Of water
canuolcn of Beef--To pint and half
Of cold meat chopped fine add cup Of
cracker crumbs. which have been soaked
III milk. and well-beaten egg. Moisteu
the mixture with rich stock or gravy
Season with papriAa salt, chopped par
slry. or tomato sauce. Kneed into q long
| lunf and place in a buttered bread TN
Baste frequently with hot butter or rici
1 stock. Bake about three quarters of ~
/ hour or until it is firm and brown. Serve
] hot ganishcd with parsley.
Corn Soup--Cni pint of fresh corr
from the cob. Cook it i'll n full quart Q
milk for ten minutes and strain. Al,
little whipped cream and served W.T.
hot crackers The cream may he omit
ted. Serve in small cups.
Apple and Nut Salad-Pare two large
tart apples. Cut III very thin. sma
The sun., 1901-11-07
TN THE PLAYHOUSES.

y sensational performance lS PROMISED
hy Phil r. AIiller'S Hottest Coon n
Dixie" The company has made hit
everywhere through its magnificent plc-
-entation of opera, comedy, burleSqnc
ana vaudeville. The artists comprising
tile company are the very best in their
respective specialities and the perform
ance Il marked hy the liberal manner n
which everything is done on the stage.
rhe Hottest Coon in Dixie" is said te
br the best company Of sweet song birds
1T any organization now before the rnh-
lie. The piece opens al the NilminEtn#
Theatre tonight for three nights and w.
inntinees.
Like several II CLYDE Fitch'S plays
Lovers Lane which William A.
Brady presents with tine cast a4.i
scenic equipment it the Grand Opera
House tonight i. satire, leveiicd noi
against the fuihles uf fashionable su
riety. is iii The Climbers ana "lha
Sidth aud tAe Flame," but aea!G, t44
perItliarities 81 social anil chash ii 5
A small! town. "l.overS Lane, y #t
fyil ,renps and Mn Fitch llas ateals
rytric;ncd Il great dead Of FUN i8i
4
Tie Opera IoaSp ard tht. leader of i
>lilie sncicty. tile village sehaal!l
il general st6rekeeper, and tha NeW la
;trt student, ana the hiekerins~ a iil
social purity league.
ooh Manchester promise ~ present ii
Tho Grand Dperi. Iloti~e - llltlas a-i'
il nolc famous hrautg show u n Aes
York Stars Extravaganza taiH
MIR, Manchester has also lna.h tae
important purchase namely tha ai ti4t
entire production If thar eAarnaHs ttis,
spectacle, THE Sea king uld &ill n,
lhe same III I'LL IT'S entiriety Ih ifG
has lptn most carefully arillti # 4t
ensemble most perfect fhga ia.2hJ
merry lnrlesgucs. entitled .t'rh Htms,
and IA Hot Finish are oti t4R P1.
gram brtwiXt and between wisita m&I
~ presented high class ellie If yettir
williams.
The forthcoming engagement IN t1
city If the phenomenal blind vioiniSt
William Worth Bailey, will oy"rShadaS
all other musical events. Manager Rot
rrt +. Johnston, who has been PERSONAL
identified with such distinguished violin
lists rs Sauret. Musin, Ysayt, Martenr
Rivarde and Hoherman, and who's
knowledge Of violinists and violin playin
exceeds that Of any other impreSaris
either in this country or Europe, qua,
antees that young Bailey is a genius q
rarpst type. Violinists for miles aroun
will eame to hear this extraordinar
virtuoso. Mr. Bailey accompanied
Miss Eiizohnth Nnrthron nrima DOM
soprano, and Edwin NJ. Shonert, piani'
The sun., 1901-11-07
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD,

WESTERN MAN LAM hhibiNSs
Connecting with p, w. e. B. Il, r., AZ
Union Station, Baltimore, Md
Taking effect September 29th, 1901.
All trains leave Hillen Station as toi
lows:
DAILY.
Is0a m.-Fast Mail, Main Line haettsinMt'I
\, and Ry aud the South and ex sllan
p. V. r. r., Chambersburg, MaEllHs'
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY .,3
795 n m York, X. and IL, lfNlslHt car n
Main Line east of Emory Grove es'
Isle and G. and III. r. r. ,.t.no,s.
S23 IL m,--Main Line. tagerstown .fta X
burg, Frederick. Emmttsbnrg ana !, ~" y
Rv. to Elktou 60 t.niop
1912 a. m.-Accommodatlon Tot lH
Bridge York, Gettysburg.
225p. m--Accom for Union Bridge, H.
332 D. m.-Fxp. for York and p y y. II, u,,ars.
ABS u m.-Exp Main Line Points, iass,s iso,.
t1wn: also Frederick, Emmi,stutg and stllt"'
burg ,,a.t Grove
6lb y. m - Accommodations tcr EnioH biins, bo
li.25 o m Accommodation FIR Emory eiofs'
SUNDAYS ONLY, 6, 1-nion
935 a. m-Accommodation lot
Bridge and Hanover. ,,.io, priice
s5 D. ..-Accammc dation fer ! lll'.n ln,. Grove
% y. m--Accammodatinn fmoiN u,nye
10 65 H. Accommodation for Em,mtS y ,.taore ti,"n
Ticket and Baggage Office, 2l5 East f"tt'"''.s
street ,i, nrentle
Trains stop at Union, Pennsyvani.a, .,a,ions, shrnss
Fulton and Walbrook North aYe,ue, aYe,utee1vnT'D syp,'D
J. M. HOOD. b. ii nnlS" he Aren't
General Manager. Genl fass. -Ns-----