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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
what Ills Friend wanted

An old friend of Mr.. Carnesie's who
kept his fast trotters and held the rec
ord, was beaten in a brush BY young
man. The old gentleman disappeared
for some time. lie had gone 10 Ken
lucky to get a horse that would rees-
tablish his supremacy. lie was beiur
shown over stud, and had ALREADY
been past long string of horses with
their records on the stall aud the VIC
tories they had won. Then he was
taken through long line Of young
horses with their pedigrees, from
which the dealer was proving whnt
they were going To do when they GOT
on the track. The old gentleman, wip-
ing his forehead il YVES hot dny
suddenly turned to the dealer and
said:
Look here, stranger, you've shown
me have beens' and you've let me see
your going to bes,' but what am here
for is an User. Worlds Work.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
In THE SHOPS.


irs, YOU can use your jet hat crowns
This season. some of the prrttiest hats
nay" crowns Of jet.
You can also use those od cnmbin,.
lions TO pastel colorS ON u hat. They are
much better than they were in the sea-
snns when every one was wrarin. them
M" 'cy"ryhodyS" have worn out their
har2>. trimmed in this way, and now
~ c"lorS are worth trying again
fF#
There is combination of colors ia he
sern also in belts for summer gowns.
t)hc OF these gowns has not !; iii Of
bright color except in the belt, which *
If deep dark rcd ribbon. Above il Il 4
IN" Of pink. ana The pink ana rod appear
also IN Il big rosctte ia front.
$50
White pique belts come with black hor-
ness buckles, with the metal not so heavy
lS ~ the nickel belt buckles. Here is
something to wear with your light waists
on which are smoked pearl buttons.
There is stock to match these hnlts
lhr stock proper is Of white pique with
me scarf or whatever il is called when
! Il short and fastened in front with n
hnckle of black. The buckle Is small
or edition of the one on the belt.
\ charming belt Of gray has the sill,
planted IN Tine paits lrngthwisc. and is
secured with one Of those handsome
French gray silver buckles in front.
Ihr Tuxedo belt has not only the har
n"ss buckle 10 fnStrn it, but more metal
paris Of llarnrss on either side, to give
7 ~ appearance suitable to outdoor
wear.
\ pong"r waist is made to wear with
@l'lhrrS Of white. II has fastening Mt
~" front littlc different from the ma
leritN of waists. II is strapped across.
al"l me straps are fastened on either
SIDE with pongcc-covcred button.
~ learn ones family tree and have II
available u should he made ont on gcneo
lh&lcnl mcdalions. These are small
snh"rcs of cardboard in metal bindings
Joined by chain links. Tho ton modal.
non IS for the individual who is raising
u" family tree. From this medallion tho
hrahrhrS spread ont. the name of nm an
c"St"r on each medallion until the chain
Is rs long ms demanded. When If reaches
.fnln or Nonh there is n history worth
reading. ana each branch Of the family
IS Joined by actual links. The short
lines show where branch ends and tho
long ones where another has continued
When the chain is finished If can ba
hung ON the wall of the largest room in
Ihr house or put away in borrol
moreover II GOES it is delight. and
there Is nothing so pleasant MS 70 cbinl,
en@s family tree in ones hand. IT shows
riches that are bcttnr than gold.
3
IihN japanese fans OF silk with blocl,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Union station Baltimore. Md.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 90. 1900
Al trains leave Hillen Station as fol
lows:
40 a. m.-Fast Mail, Main Line, n. and
W. RI, and the South and eX. Sunday
p. v. X. r., Chambersburg. Martins
" DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
a, m-York, y: and H. Division, and
Carlisle and q. and II. r. r.
S23 a. m.-Main Line Shippensburg. Fred
rick, Emmittsburg and N. and w. Ry. TO
1912 a. Accommodation for Union
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
- p. m.-Accommodation for Union
,as2 ,, m.-Express for York and b. ana
Ape p. m.-Express Main Line points.
nlsn frederick, Emmittsburg and Shin
$50 n Accommodation for Emory
$40 p. Accommodation for Union
BRIDGE
11.25 p. Accommodation for Emory
Grove.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
A'6 n. Accommodation for Union
aridge and Hanover.
LII a;'h p. Accommodation for Union
100 y. Accommodation for Emory
,l055 p. Accommodating for Emory
Ticket and baggage Office III East
Baltimore street
~, ~ trains stop at Union Station. Penn
sNiVania avenue, Fulton and Walbrook
j. NJ HOOD, r. TT GRJSwOLD.
--.eneraI Man1ger. Gen'l Pass. Agent:
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
WHAT WOMEN HAVE
SAID ABOUT WOMEN

Hannah Moore says: "A young lady
who has discretion and modesty, with
ont which all knowledge is little worth,
will never make I'M Ostentatious parade
Of it, because she will rather he intent
on acquiring more than displaying what
she has
Woman's love is a harmony dropped
from Heaven.-t;eorge Sand.
Ii Is difficult for n woman to try to be
anything good when she is not believed
|in.-tieorge Elliott.
1t is not the handsome women in the
world who are the most dangerous. Ii
is those who possess the power of sway
NJ the minds of others.-Florencc
Marryat
Modesty is II diamond setting to female
heauty.-Fannie Kemblc.
That woman is happy whose light is
cast in the shadow Of a manly loving
heart.-AIadam Nceker.
have heard il Is swceter to love than
TO he loved. George Sands.
y writer, | canOnt fccOllect his name,
asks what business women turned to
forty have to do in the world? Mary
Woolstonecraft.
Women sometimes boasting of their
weakness cumingy obtain power by
playing on the weakness of mcn-AIary
Woolstonccraft.
Talk to me not Of the wisdom OF
women--I know my say well The wisest
of us all are hut little less foolish than
the rest Mary Queen of Scots.
n wise woman confidcs in few persons
"A cunning one in nonc.-Ninon De
Lenclos.
If we can still love those who made
MS suffer we love them all the more
Mrs. Jameson.
There is a vein Of Inconsistency in
every woman's heart within those por-
tails love has entered, Nine. Deluzy.
Man and women were made for. ana
not like one another. One only Fright
we have to assert in mankind--and that
= as much in our hands as theirs The
right of something to do.-Miss Muloch.
Women cherish fashion because il re-
invenates them or ut least rcncws them.
Nine. De puiSiuuX.
Women are never stronger than when
they arm themselves with their weak
ness.-Mme. On Dcfand
There are no greater prudcs than those
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

The du Pont Democrat is presumine
nson the destruction of the ballots for
he defense OF its assertions about the
election. It claims that all the brains OF
The campaign were in Regular" RepuD.
lean heads, that nine-tenths of the work
Was done by Regulars" and that three
'or1rths Of all the votes east were "Reg-
nlar' votes. We say that each and every
ne OF these statements of the du Pont
Democrat is Il deliberate lie, and suggcsr
hat the burning of the ballots has not
destroyed all the proof Of the truth of
what we say. The coterie of bolter Rs-
1nhicans Of which the du Pont Democrat
Is the special representative. attempted
70 defeat the Republican city ticket on
saturday. and in every case either voted
he Democratic ticket or scratched n Re-
publican ticket-nonc Of them voted n
straight Republican ticket.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
THE RAILRoADeRs, DINNER

NO recent affair Of the Kind ii this city
has been NOR" enioyahl" than was tbr
dinner given 70 The retiring employees ii
the Delaware Division of The l.. Il. Il;
Company. at the Clayton louise on SAT
trday evening. Il WAS III every way \
success. The company was entirely CON
genial; the mcnu was excellent aul I'M
Speeches were liEa.
Ii is probable that no other coinpally Of
men similarly assembled III this city IT'LL
represented 50 wide Il range Of occupa-
tons y that Of Saturday night. Saving
The representatives. or tic press. they
were all railroad workers i'll some sense
or other ~ had been railroad WORKERS al
some period Of their lives -ihe range Of
occupations hnin@ from the humblcst of
practical to the highest If Till great com
pany'S professional representatives.. Tho
bond Of union rs workers was that Of tho
railrond. Apart from that there was
manifest in all that was said and done
an appreciation IF the the quality
of faithrnlncsS and dcvoton-0f which
the guests Of the evening were the eX-
emplars. There was also manifest feel
ing of common delight in the recognition
of the great work accomplished in thr
development Of the railroad systems of
the country. and particularly IN the po-
siiion occupied by the Delaware Division
of the great 7. Il. Il. of which they were
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
RAILROAD.
In effect May 10. Igm

Schedule In effect May 10. lgm
!, AZ trains illuminated with pn,.a,
70 EXPRESS TRAINS
Trains s ieaye wilmington. Delaware AVA.
.lS NGw q. n NO IS 10 week days e ~ @
4 81 q Ell i. ~, 'loSs 3. saa @"yal
fGfyqI kImiffge}}j IZ42' .leSs = y
$50. 1850, 40. Is. 0O 1888, .i052, iS55 .ol,
-. .2.sb. 245. 1853, sis (RoyaI I.impuan}
.5SS sG27' GS5 a7d2, aio;52 p. NJ sG"Hi"'yygs
2l5. $3.50, ISIS (Royal Limited: G"5 y . VI
chester. week days. $50, .G.5o. 71 \. "
t9S9 'iO52, 1889 am 2.45 $3.50. II. Is & f. ;, Y,
'l.a5, q. m; 2.45, 1859 $50, va, S5 s' "a
Atlantic City. week days, .G0 +,
sl2l9, ,2@ and '6,1S p. m. Sunday ia,
Cape May Ocean city. week days n N
A. M; +2.35 y. m. Sundays, 7eO Il Y n"
Sea Isle city, week days. 'GbO a m
Baltimore and Washington. week day4
.a;lo; .i,57. $50 lRoyal i.imltedp' @ IT
nv; 'l25e. .s.os, Wv. eco Roy Sp ti IN 4
jaN. FS.0i, s10.16 D. m. '''''
Baltimore and way stations. G5i m
a.ls p. m. daily except Sunday; sos a M
j Newark; !, we 81 dayyi i rs $ az o
.: m. Sundays. .i.1s. 500, 9G Il. M. ~
Pittsburg, week days, IS o. n m n M
slo.ie p m. Sundays, 1904 a. m, i X,
f1016 p. m.
Chicago daily. 1904 a. M, a.57 n m
Cincinnati and ST. Louis. AIS Il, III
y 10 and %l1,16 p. m. daily.
Singcrly accommodation, week DAYS
G.55 9. m; :a,19, 40 p. m. Sundays az, +
m ; G.55 SAP y. M
Londonderry accommodation, week d,yt
: ~ n, m. SUNDAYS. IS u. m
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore. week days 2.i5 ~ m
TandenberG. week davs, $40 = N > III
5.20 y. m, SUNDAYS . 40 n. M; G RI II m
LEAVE PIHLhDFIpHIA rar Wu
mington. week davs e RI. GE0 t72n fl0 NJ
II On q. m: 't220 +ia7. az. san7 tioo 4 Nh
.6ao. 'stS CRoval Iimitedl. sN c25 80
and II ~ M. 40 20 s1a7 tt5 uoo
= g Rnval TimitedD 555. f73O. 40. n n
10 70 r. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1oe.
Patcrr TO ~estern points lower than VIA
anv other line.
". a. MILLER. PASSENGER Agent, Wll
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

women who have some secret to hide
George Sands.
Occupation Is the hest safe guard fol
women under all circumstanccs--men
or physical. or both. Cupid eNtingiiishe,
his torch in the atmosphere of industry
Nine. De Siyigne.
The face of Il woman whatever he tn,
force or extent of her mind, whatever be
the Importance of the subject she pnr
sues il is always an obstacle or Il reason
in the story of her life. Nine. Du Stael
\ woman without beauty knows only
half OF life.- Nine. De Montaran.
Those who dwell in fear dwell next tc
hate, aud think il is the cowariice OF
women which makes them such intense
hnters.-Alrs. Jameson.
To exact consideration merely ON ne
count OF her sex il IN any woman The
pnrest cowardcc.-AIiss Muloch.
We must educate our maidens into
what Is far better than any blind clanol
for i'll defined ''rightS" into what ought
always TO be the foundation of rights
duties. Miss Muloch
Misfortune sprinklcs ashes on the head
of man but fails like dew on the head
Of the woman and brings forth germs ol
strength which She had herself no con.
scious possession.-An Cora Mowatt.
II there be aught surprising human
deed or word Of thought il is 4 mothers
observation-disclosures de Spadara
We know not Of what we are capable
until the trial comes, till il comes per.
hnpS, in Il form which makes the strong.
est men quail aud turn the gcntler
woman into a heroine. Mrs. Jameson.
In order that woman may give her
hand with dignity she must lie able tn
stand alone. Margaret Ossoli
lf hne manners are so admirable in
men how much more effective they are
IN women. Nine. Recnmilr.
The woman who submits TO flattcry do
serves llama Cora Mnwatt.
Men are by nature far less constant
thnn Womcn.-l Lady Montague
olr vanity is the constant enemy of
or dignity. Nine Swetchinc.
TO fulfill her mission III the world
woman must always he doing or suffer-
inr-AImc. Nccker.
y woman tl'iumphs over cnlumny only
by dis'laining it.-AImc. de Mantcnon.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
PENNSYLVANIAR.R.
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a.
BALTIMORE Raj ROAD.
SchcuuIe III tIItUI WHY ~ IVVI.
1rains Leave Wilmington as FOL ] ows

SCneuule Ill erect Muy ~, lvUls
1rains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (exprcss), LIZ, 1902, 400
$50. 7.42. $50, $50 S.55. 9.35, 955, l0.ll, 1857
1l.2D, ll.32 As Il. M, !l2l6, l2.56, Lot
800, 81, 45S, 507, 6OI, $50, 7.Ol, III, BOG
and 9.l6 y. m.
M, 1890, 2.32, 400, 5.25 6.35. and 1913 p. M
For Chester teXprcssl, loI 4.2O, $50, I.42
$50, $40 $50, S55, lO.1l, 11,25 11.32, 11.45, a.
m, 1877, 800, As 6,O7, 70l, and 9,06 j. m
1880 2;32, 400, SIS, G.35. and 1913 p. m.
For New York uhrough express), 1.T
3.02. 9.35, Dining carr 955, l0h2, il i5 n. m.
il2;l6 dining carr. 12.56,. i.37 dining Car
all. 500, 80 Dining carr. Ill, and 81
ton, Philadelphia, APO, $50, 71O, $50. 935
$50, lU.l1, 10.52 1l.45. a. m, 1856, i37, 800
3.ll, f.5S, Coz, GO, III, 9.16. and 1913 y. m
For Boston without change, 1902 a. m.
For Newark Center ana intermediate
stations. 733 a. IN. and 635 p. m.
6altlmore ana Washington. i.35 500
LEO, 35l, 400, SIS, '6.O3, GAG 7.O3, 73G, Sill
y. M, and Los night
Baltimore and intermediate stations
by, AL. Glib y. m, 12.1S night.
:, Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington Cexpress). $50. 40, 7.25, $50
lois, 1920 ll23, 1913, a. m, 1886, 113
22l. 3l3. 3.2O, $50, tOi. 4iG. 5.O7, 5.25 53i
5 d B 6,Q5, $40 G,55, 7Sl 1l2G. 1l.2S p. m. and
Accommodation, 6.25, 7ao. s.12 1895. n
m; l.2S 5.25 4.Ol 449, 627, S.3S, 1O22, and
lbs y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For philadelphia express, LEI, 3.G2, 420
e35, 955, l0g2 LIE n. M, 1856, 1877, 800
l.5S. 6.O1, go, III, g.06 and GIG D. m
Accommodation 40, $40. SIS, n. M
i2l, 200; 400. 5.25 72S, and 1913 p. m. "
Tor chester teNprcss) LEI, APO, 9.35
HE, a. m, 1.37, 800, ass, COZ, and 90t
p. m.
Accommodation no, $40. S.55. a. M
Ill 200, 100, 5,25, 72S and 1913 D. m.
For New York Through express) 157
3o2. y, 9h5 Dining Carr, lO52, II As. n
M l25b, i.37. Dining Carr 300 COZ. 20 20
Ginning Carr. III, 9l6 y. M. connecting
yia broad Street Station, PHILADELPHIA
%, no, $40, 935, 955, l1.i5 a. M. 70 III
! 8I 300 ass COZ 500 III, GIG, and 10 4.
For Roston without change, III +. m.
-, baltimore and Washington. 4.35 500
- u 2 M. l2.0i, 1918, TO ISL. %. 5.25
Y NY !. ~. 13G. $ H. y. m and O5 night
baltimore ana Intermediates stations
" y. m. 70 Is night ''i'"''
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, 70,
wilmington lrNpress), $50. 72O. .2?, II m
r. M ,la. 313 3,29. i4G. 5O7, 5a5 GO5
Sh2 G3l, S95, ll.26, 1i.2S p. m, ard iaei
!, hsccommodltion. S.a5. o12. 1oa5 n m
'2's'' @'"3 6l3, SSS, ana 1922 p. NJ
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

IN Rejecting HE offer Of editorial IDEAS
faH tlo sunday starr wn hnd M linton.
ion U apply tie ppithct fraud rs the
'r"Hf readers rendering of what we
yF9tr madr rs ~ yesterday morning.
Whit v" intended 10 say was: ..Thc
''rn ii n IN nrrd " idrns or thu star
Brand" wv lavr N ~, discovered ID
cascn far chun&iny that opinion.
Ihc result of thr election 81 Satur-
lay ninwS mlit"rs up 10 orr Democratic
friends in gonl shape, The legislative
''rnrh ~ III" rity government Il still
N Them eontrol. They win have an on
P"llnnil% t. rrovr their ability Il gcf ont
Of I'll" financial hole into which they have
falitn, We have no doubt they apprnci-
ne that fact. i II always Fair u giye
'nf"rlunat"s an opportunity to reflect, re-.
nEni, and repair any damage which thcy
'nr" inadvertently caused. Then again
they have the patronage Of the city conn
~ ~ their disposal. That ought rs
mako them hlppy. There is another
thing over which the Democrats ought ia
% hnppy. They have been accusing tho
.ettblicams If being half-hcartcd in
hair "@ard ~ the colorcd people. anx.
'nnS to have their votes hut unwilling TO
do anything for them politically. The
Republicans have now elected Mr..
Thomas Z. Pestles TO City Council. He
will take his scat in TINT body rs tho
colleague Of the white Democratic ana
Republican members of that body. and
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
FOR THE SOUTu

southern Railway. Express q. jG r m
MY. Sieepcrs to Port Tampa. Augusta
G Miii,nPni i: md New Orleans 7,;IG :. M,
MaInnr,bii.ue 'liMSrs " New, orleans, Macon
Hot Springs. '''' an"
Mmtlaniic Coast Linc.-Express 70. ~ n, m
T p,,.S rHvepers 70 Charleston Macon, and
richmond ana Jacksonvile.' W
! neSapcake ohio RAILWAY S.11 n. m
natl. C Z" 'ih'iil'
Seaboard Air Line Railwav.-Exprcss
~ ~ a m, daily, seeners 10 New orleans.
i WIZ JnIfkS;anylile, Florida and Metropo-
% JanksOmNilln and AIlanIn - .n,,l,.lr
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
Poor Girl.


III" may not tell me that her love
/ is I'LL for me,
Poor girl.
The world has put Il seal upon
Her lips, and she,
Lokcr ara composed OF chiffon lace, q
-
Must wait until speak, She may
Not come with arms outStrptchrd and
say
She y"arns To he mint own for aye
Poor girl.
Bat She has eyes wherein the glow
pr love may lie,
Poor girl!
Md she has lips from which may come
re long, sweet sigh,
Poor .rl.
\ thousand ways She has 10 show
Her 10y" for me- To let me know
" Ilhoul exactly saving 50,
Poor girl.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
a Tranicker in vanity.

i mere are many queer pursuits in
the world, but of them all it is doubt
ful i any rank higher in the "Land
/ OF the Odd" than the traffic carried
on by an enterprisng Yankee in
New York. lie has his place in the
basement of one of the Office build.
lngs on lower Broadway. and deals
~ labeled trunks and travelling bags
that is, trunks and travelling bags
that have seen service abroad, and
that bear the labels Of foreign hotels.
man going to Europe, if he works
ludiclously, can on his return get
twice what he paid for his bag or
trunk at starting. The cnterprsing
Yankee who conducts this queer traf-
nc meets the passengers of incoming
steamers. He sizes up his, peonle
--.-l =, accuracy porn of ldrp -
d tals. 49, sS..-,D .~.s.-sasSs
)erence, Knowing instinctively who |
I is that has probably exhausted his |
'unds on his trip on the other side.
md who will be very willing to ac-
'ept a good price for his bclabelcd
.rarcIing ppurtcnanccs. The more
ah"lcd. Of course, he higher the
price. There is almost no risk in
his business, because the man has
l greater demand than he can sup
Dly for the decorated merchandise II
which he deals.-Sa Saturday Evening /
Pest,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

he entitled to the same degree Of re-
spect and consideration. Now, If the
Democrats, as they have been claiming
to be are really the sincere friends OF the
colored people, they have an opportunity
of manifesting it in their treatment of
Mr.. Postles. As the representative of
one Of the largest and most important
wards Of the city he has right to ex-
pect fair and honorable treatment from
al his colleagues.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
An Irish Reinrt

Pat, the driver Of the coal wagon.
seemed puzzled when he got up on
High street the other day. lie looked
at the numbers of several houses
and scratched his head in perpIexed
way. Finally Mrs. Eaton, for whom
the coal was intended, appeared ana
inquired:
beg pardon, but is that coal for
Eaton?"
NO mom," responded Pat, prompts
~, its not for ATTN, it's fur burn
in!'-Detroit Free Press.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

\ member Of the Ward and Nokes the.
ltrcal company agreed while ago ia
forfeit $1,000 if he took an Intoxicating
rink during the present season, the
money TO 20 to his manager. Not long
lSo the manager caught him slipping n
cocktail and demanded The thousand dol
llrs, which was ut once paid over. Large
go post rs are now being used to explain
I'll about it. The Constitution may be
eft ut the post occasionally. hut nrt con.
inucs To get Il look ut the money.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
DELAwARE DIVISION

For New castle, S.l3 d. NJ. 303 4, ,,a
d2S p. m, week days 49, "i'N
, E2r l.cwes and Rchoboth, S.i3 A. m.
~! r. m week DAYS ." -
n"r Dover, Harrington and Delmar.
S ~. lo5S z; m. lOa, G.5S, ana l.. ii u, m
for wyoming and way stations, 3.G3 D.
Impress for Cape Charles, Old Point
! pntort and Norfolk, 105S a. m, week.
days and l2il night daily.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
SCHUYIKIF,L DIVISION

scr Phoenixville, Pottstown and Read
ing, 80, 80 and 10 10 a. M. 1852 CSat.
nrnay enlyl lSO. 40, 5.33, 7.33 and ii &
p 81 m, sundays, $50, 800 and ga a. m,
i.,13a o'oS ana $50 p. m. Phoenixyill,
1 9naH 5.26 a. m. and AS and 5.52 D. m
"oT rottsyille. 545. $40, io.1s a. M, 80
"a a q 90 ,oS p m, weekdays. Sunday
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

~ Congressional Limited Express. All
N"Sllulle Phrlor Cars and Dining Car
M extra fare other than the ustlal puli.
nan charge ~
a. Limited Express vestbule Parlor
Inning car, No extra fare.
lhc wilmington Transfer Company viii
"ali Tor ana check baggage from hotels
For further information passengers arc
I I, ,'rGd r. he ticket agent III tho station
!. u. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass AZ
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

well" she asked her old bachelor
nrother' as she took the baby away
from nim' what do you think Of the
dear little darling, anyway9"
on | Dunno" he said, II guess
r. IT, ply = y DO to raise" Chicago
Times Herald
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04
I)nlLA. AND READING RAILROAD

mington, Del.
ID. y. MARTIN, Man. of Pass. Traffic.
Wilmington Diyison,)
Time table in effect May Is, 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington, CIrrnrll
Street Stationl for Eismere Junction.
Monchanin, Winterthur,. Guyenroum
Granogue, cossarL Chadds Ford Juie
ton, pocopsun, West Chester, Emhtrr
Vile, Mortunville, Gainesville and iutrr-
rs d. M; daily 215 and 40 p. IN Sun
day only S.Ol q m,
For Waynesburg Junction. Elsmere and
intcrmcd Y stations daily except su
For Joanna, Brdsboro. Reading and in
termediate stations, daily, except sun
day, AT I'D a. m; daily 2.l5 and i5O y, III
Sunday only, S0G n. m.
For further information passengers Az,
referred TO the ticket agent at the sll-
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for A.
Week days-Express, 900. 1OiI 4. nj
(Saturdays) only 100, 200, 800, 400, 5ul
$40 7l5 y. m. Accommodation Goo a. ~
1000 m: lis p. m. Accommodation Gel
Leave Atlantic City. Derot-week DAY
Express SIS 500, 49, SIS, 900. l9l5 q r.
l0l a. M; LOS y. m. Sundays express
1915 m: 4SO, $40 800 p. m. Accommo,
dation--7l5 n m; Los p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Cape May--week days-S3O sac a
m. Saturdays only 1i0) tl10, $40 p. m
Sunday-S45. 9.15 a. m. 500 p. m.
Tnr Ocean City--weekdaYs-S.4 n. M,
1satnraax only 4al 4 4 g |, % 2, ~
For Sea Isle ty--weekdays-S.A a. m,
only an. i2n s 40 m sun
,ys S.45, a. M. 500 p. m. South ST.. 100
M, South St, AIS p. M, South st. 5.3O
m. South ST.. 40 p. m.
EW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
FXPRE SS.
Leaves New York liberty street, $40
m.
caves Atlantic city. $40 a. m.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
:. G. BIGSI.ER, EDISON ]. WEEKS.
Gcn'l Supt. Gen' Pass'r. Agt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

Down in Tennessee the other DIV i
man named GatepoSt was married to n
srl named Rains. Il is not specified.
however, that this is II case Of throwing
he ren' over the gatcpost.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-04

less thar half price They are the very
best Of preserves, jams, icllirS. Sc, ana
arc onlS sod nj discount that they
need nor be kept through the summer.
! Then the shelves must he cleared for n
now supply in The fall.