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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

reasonable prices, There are no half
way gown. and from the thinnst 0f
musllls one gOeS 10 linens and piaIcS
Sets ut ill., revived old style cuff links
oval buttons with chain links aud shirt
waist studs ure particularly pretty iii the
turquoise matriX set il deep yellow gold
Plated sGirts. the plaits carried thr
full length d The flare 1T illc luW,l edgr
of the skirt are finished stylishly with
straps 81 10 nj intervals III groups
Of two nr three and put on daganallg
with The be.i effect. Swapping i'll any
form Is good this year.
Long tiehns. when worn are klotrd on
the bust, crossed and carried around the
waist to iiistun nj the hack, with long
ends llangiug the length o. the skirt
Applications in floral OF leaf designs III
colorrd linens are used with pretty effect
upon gowns a white muslin. The appli-
ancs are phi nn with hnttonholr stitch
around the edge.
Never WINS there q time when silk skirts
could be found AT lower prices aud never
was there Il time when The we'll dreSsctl
woman Wore 50 much; with her most
elaborate frncks the finest II lingerie
peitlc0atS Of finest nainsooks, lace and
embroidcrirS.
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LOCAL STRIKE SITUATION.

The news of the strike continues ~ /
interesting and important ms eyer. III
TN. local field there is no apparent
change but the men are hopeful Of 4
speedy solution Of the difficulty. ih@
feeling Of the community IN general j.
still one Of sympathy with the men, allu
everywhere men and women are hoPihS
ana praying for their success.
This must 10 said for the Wilmington
mnchinistS, they have conducted one
Of the most orderly. and altogether most
remarkable and successful strikes q
which there is record For two months
these men have been standing out Tor =
reduction Of the hanrs Of the labor daN
without Il reduction Of wages. AMI against
none If them has there been, or cn'lid
there have been complaint, for amy uil-
lawful az ,liSordcily act Ehat y re-
markahlr record. II Is one "t Mlilch lh'
city may well hc proud. The strike ilaS
hnen successful Rarely is every point
gained in Il w0rkingnen'S strike " y
true. however. that they have Wen INC
short labor day for the machlniStS ~
nineteen out q twehtN-"hF Sh"l's 80
great mass Of the machlists' 'lii'' h'aiis
other workingmeh are now M"fNlils 49,
hours day instead q teh h''are' 49,
have suffered no rs'iustl2h -
That i success. y assures " 49,
plrtr success Of the shorter labor day
movement,
Il must y" said toe. f"r tlie empowers
Of those marhlhlSts WHO ll'N" Won -
shorter laimf haS' tiia' IVY 49,
Just and liberal ~ 'll'if "'''t'inEn ~"
tlle men, oilN = i'W o'iSs 'i''i's''i go
lie STRIKE hes'h h'l''le h''lts - -
shops llad eohcea"a lh' men ''''ii'''''S
nhd Tue STRIKERS haa f'saril's' " W.
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BALTIMORE &OHIa
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May -, 1901
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
IN fl Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave-
S SEW s'5 SoRk :, week days 80 Rs ssi
L .Hsfi q 'sa .7is .iSSa + SUNDAYS.
Rayal Llmiied}i ,'5.4a. .lo,5s ?; m, xm
30, ss.5o. 7so. 800. .9sS .io52, i6S2 a. m.
] I2i9, '2.$5, 2.i5. $3.50 sis Royal Limited
7ss az 49, s le '@ss . + a. s m s
245 $3.50, '5.1S Royal Limited; 6.s5. ZAP.
s56 tl0.52 p. m. -
.aa. '1o.52, io52 a. M 2 Is .85s. .5.25 sS5.. 74s
*i0h2 y, m. Sundays. 20, $50, f93s, io5S.
I'll IS, a m: 2.i5. 1859 6ss f7t2. Seq. 'iO,52.
p, m.
x,S'ia ~ 81 81 20. Ks Is ard xe27 p. m. sun
fa,s, 100 snd $50 m .5.'Sn IN
| cane NAV week dava, x65 and 939 a M
VIZ 10 X IS aud x3 80 p. IN. Sundays, 72o q.
Sea Iale CIV week DAYS, xs5o 4. m, xi2.l9.
xa.35 and x3.5g p. IN sun avs. 2 80 p. m.
$40 .457, $50 iRoyal Limited 800,
noe .g Il n a s0a as7 .cso R Il s MT
d55. 1904. t1O16 p. M
baltimore and way stations, az q. m,
s1s r r m M s snSa SSs any SUNDAY 80 :, ~
Newark: week days us s55S Is. .So 4
u M Sundays. t.iS. sS.0i. 905 a. m;
'ie Sc a57 655 Si9 '1o1G p. m.
Pittsburg. week days. 1904. a. M; a.57
sl0ls p. m, Sundays. tSoi a, m, a,57
chicago daily .soi n. M. .4.57 p m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. AIS a. M:
ti' Sc and ti0tG n. m. daily.
Sneerly accommodation week days,
IS n. m: 3.19. 6.10 p. m. Sundays, Dos a.
m; i-55. Ste p. m.
Z T.andenberg accommodation, week days
: 80 n m SUNDAYS. 6 RI y
a LEAVE MARKET STREET. STATION
y for baltimore, week days. 9t5 p m.
Tandenberg. week ,lavs. $40 A. m: 2.45
!, "a m SUNDAYS 10 n m; q S. p. m.
LEAVE PTTITiADFIPHTa for WI
{ miugton. week DAYS. t33h. G 80 s7so 10 %
!, Il 90 M 1890 u a. 21E "3 OF. y %. 70
), Y so '5AS Rovll Timitedl. EhE. G35 y 60
y % 10 III ~ y m sundays " ~. n 30. m
!. md II % n m. +,2on tta7 AZ ~ N
n e IS tRoval Limited SIS, *7a0, TAO vac
10 nHn n M
nelmnrvia Te1ephnna No 1a3.
q Rates TO western points lower than vi
y anv other line
s " MI Ter. Passenger Agent, viii
mingtnn Del
q y v MARTIN. Man. Of Pass Traff
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gurglrs over chilled coffee, sips apolli
naris lemonade by the gallon and finishes
~ an nessul rode pudding usually leoks
H. The more iced drinks YOU take, iii
sperdiel ANA thrficr and thicker do iii.
tnndS If prcsperatiOn pop to the surface.
W.. nice warm tea With nrntv Of rrrp'zi
ana sugar It's refreshing, really it is, al
lhnngn .'t,ss hi" IL the fact that =
sounds impossible.
AS Il general rule women neglect ionk
iug after health conditions III hot wen
thpr, There should be Il quick cold bath
iii the morning. nice cool fresh linen. II
speedy and limited hair curling, il care
ful soothing of The complexion with
creme maruuise or cucumber milk and
\ &ownug that is comfortable, rational
ANA il season. Nice crisp little muslm,
aud dimltieS are beautiful except when
they are Worn downtown. Then they are
slimpy, dusty, grimy, Stringy rags
Never nSr soap and water on your
i tttrc during the day. for that will simply
bowl IL the freckleS. Come on! You're
welcome. Bathc Your face with Il clean
| sing lotion like cucumber milk. and wipe
| the Skin with Il good old powder rag.
lust ieiore dinner frcShen yourself thai.
/ Way. At bedtime take Il quick scrub with
trpi,l sads and bath brush. comb ont
v"nr tangled locks. read few chapters
IN some good book, drink big elassfnl
Ut Good milk and 20 10 bed early.
Late hours are very bad in hot wca,
tller. Start in the day feeling tired and
by noon yon will look srventy-cight years
Old, going on Sevcnty-iine. A. for the
important matter of eating what is bet.
t"l than crackers and milk. or 4 dish Ut
fresh raSphcrries or 4 crisp little lettuc,
snlad, or fine sandwiches Of palatable
rhcken, ham, or crisp bacon? Call q
halt on &c" cream soda and the drinks
that max" yon dream in the night aud set
| Your teeth on edge.
Don't hurry don't hurry. Keen cool
/ TIN be winter before you know II, and
then yon'l have an awful time with your
deep pnrpr nose your chapped chin and
Your chilhlains that refuse to be good.
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

day, that room III which We spend. il |
good wives many hours. IL every house, !
great or small the lining room should |
10 its bright cheerful and coy rs pos
sihle. and al the table the mistress should
Wear her brightest smile. II there are
trials anu troubles. do not bring them
10 the table. They impair digestion, ana
send husband and children ont to bust
moss or school, glnm and gloomy. III
stead Of refreshed and strengthened,
The plnincSt room may b. made beautiful
by tnstc and the hoinrlirSt fare apprtiz
Ing by nratnrsS and skill. Little attrn
tinnS 10 the decoration or pretty arrange
ment Of the table charm thr eye and
whct the appetites, AMI make the home
table powerfully attractive. The every
day observance Of sensible and simple
table manners ought always to b. ci
courage. because. in the long run. il
promotes the comfort and the cultivation
Of the family. and takes the pain Of en-
harrasslncnt out Of state occasions.
Above all the room. the table, and its
furniture Shouai he Scrupnlously neat and
orderly For formal dinners. n round
tahl" five to seven feet in diameter, Is
the best fitted 10 display the dinner ana
its fine wares hut the extension table
about four feet wide and Of any lcngtl
desired. is generally used. Al the round
table, conversation. is. Of course. casilS
made general, the party hcng small Thu
table cloth must be SpotrSs. and nm I'M
drrcurcr of white cloth or baiZp gives the
linen i heavier and finer appearance. n
eent"rpiecr Of flowers is pretty orna
mrnt fSome even place upon the table u
handsome VASE filled with growing plants
III honml. Int the flowers must he few
and rare. and Of delicate odors.
Nankins, which should newer bt
iarehcl, arc folded and laid upon Iii,
plates, with small piece Of bread or i
cold roll placed On iii" top. or half con
e"aled hy the last fold. Beside cacl
] plate arc placrd rs mHny knives. fork,
+ and spoons rs will he needed III Ill I'll,
courses Gnr~s the lady prefers 10 have
them brought with cnch new nlAte. whiCl
l makes mnrr work aud confnSiani. aud
class. q H. filled with frcsl, watel
} inst hrrore Dinner in amnnllncel I'll,
rpllte& which viii lie needed ar. countpt
!. ont Surh IS ;rr 10 he filled with readv
prepared DESSERT dishes are filled and ~
!, II convenient place
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upper part fits closely with the edge of |
the plating outlined black lace.
Head rests of silk, pair of them
caught together with satin ribbon bows.
cost 81. They are in shades and patterns
Of India silk, and are useful as well as
pretty.
Brown holland has been coming to the
fore this year and has been welcomed as
a valuable old friend. The material is !,
mixture of cotton and linen, and has al
parently the good qualities Of both and
none Of their bad. II launders well and
easily. is stylish in effect, generally be-
coming. and takes to the addition of lace
and embroidery even better than IFS popu-
lar relative the linen garment Stylish
coats are made also Of H. Holland will
lhold its own after Il wctting better than
lmany Of the wash materials which is an
other good point in its favor.
Half length linen aud holland coats are
taking to themselves pockets, and the
woman who is fortunate enough 10 have
ii coat long enough will have at least
three Of them. The pocket is coming in
again.
A smart Jacket to light suit is made
with four wide stitcncd tucks across the
front and finishing in points ut the left
side, where each is fastened with large
pearl button. The jacket is made high
in the neck. with Il little turnover collar
under which Il scarf IS tied, ANA the
four tucks, which begin well np on the
chest, finish the jacket u little below the
. l.,,., II - at Il. inn
The hair low iii the neck is coming into
vogue though il takes time for women nj
large to adopt IT, English papers speak
of fashionable Americans in London
wearing the low coil.
One of the coolest gowns worn this
i tsummer is Of palcgreen linen trimmed
, with white.
( \ pretty fawn colored coat has n large
r guipure collar on hpl,ro it is difficult I,
classify il and turning over this Il COLA
j of white ana rrvrrs The borro is ont
d lined at the nwcr edge with Il hrnit
Z liberty satin ribbon ~ soft folds hrough
i around from the back and finished jus
Il below the rcycrs with big rostttc u
: ieithcr side.
l. The easiest things to ret this Sunmc
/ are the thinnest Muslin gowns muSI
negligec. and lingerie nrgligrcs. all Of iii
/. Idainticst materials, are 10 be found il
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

She has been drinking ice cream SODA,
lemon phosphates, iced chocolate, coffee
frappe and frothy things that look ike
SOAP suds and taste n good deal worse.
OF course she is not warm. On, no.
She ia "quite comfortable.
It was fun to stand on corner last
week and to observe the warm weather
types. The sidewalks sent mp invisible
flames of vibrating heat. Collars dropped
scolding locks Strengthened. hrows drip
ned until you wondered that the showers
nf transportation did not bring forth RAIN
bows. But occasionally along tripped a
dainty creature who appeared to be ms
deliciously happy. as frog in pond
Her veil was trinity settled, her belt was
correctly pinned down, her nose was
powdered to yelvcty perfection, her hands
were gloyed and her face bore the trium-
phant and self-satiSfied air of woman
who looks stunning. knows it. and has
the satisfaction of seeing other women
look like sizzling frumps.
The finest combination to keep oil n
warm weather temper is good Old pow
der rag, paraso and veil. Add 70
this q determination To keep cool II You
lie at the post then the Thermometer
can skin up to the top and fall over for
IN you care The girl who mops her
forehead. polishcs her nose. digs her
hands into her eyes and turkish towels
her neck every minute is working SO hare
keeping cool that she's likely almost any
moment TO keel over from heat prostra
tion.
Warm weather dress should consist o.
il nice fresh shirt waist. with sofl
stock, dark well brushed skirt. a trim
hroaa -hrimmed light weight walking hat
4 smart little helt low walking boots an,
wash gloves Arrange Your hair SO TIM
MI the tag ends and hnbtails Of tresse
will not stream forthwith In the wind Tx
torn sails on n sloop.
The veil question is one about whicl
womankind Is ever disputng.
Hot and stufy." declares the anti
veil wenrers,
"Nothing Of the sort" contradiets n
yhc Others 'They're heavenly. kec
the SCOT off and make you feel aS II 70
were dressed M even when the sight 9
i mirror gives yon the quakes. Wells ~
us every time"
Whatever the rights and wrongs Of tn
argument. there is no mistake that tn
lady with the veil has u great advantaI
over the lady minus one. \ nose mn
shine like ones good deeds. hut the We
ronceals the glinmer. The sweterin
/, brow swetcrS all by itself when W
Of silky mesh covers its dripping riv,
lets. Indeed veil will hide mutt
tube Of warm weather imperfections.
z The woman who drinks ice waite
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FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TON, PHILADELPHIA,
s. 40 a. M daily. Ptt4butg. hicago. Gin
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis. CDin-
ing Carr
1O25 q. M daily. for Pittsburg and Chi
cago, tNo coaches to Pittsburgh Lin.
itcd to two Buffet Parlor Cars
l22n u. M daily Limited" Pttshurr
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati,
Louisville and St Louis. Dining Car,
l225 y. IN, daily Pittihurg and Cleveland
4 80 u. M daily, PttShurg, Chicago. Mash
vile (yia CincinnatD, Indianapolis. and
st Louis. Dining Carr
S2i y. m. P'tshnrg, Columbus, In
dianaIois,. Louisville and st, Louis.
$50 u M daily, Pitt burg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Saturday
II III y. N, daily, Plttsbufg, Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
Il.2o D m, daily pittsburg, aud Ch,csUn
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except sat
mrdaN.
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IN A FEW YEARS PERHAPS.

There il i ncw prophet II prophet of
hopc III the Anti Addirksitr camp
Amid lamentations oycr repeated defeats
NH m, sorrows IL rrpratea liSappont-
mrnts, and Win sharkles chatting iii,
d.lir,t. INNS III. nr.pbr,,ies areaoa,imiS-
III. Predicting IN ultimate Anti Nd.
dirI.eitp trinmnb IL .ays
II vfl romr MIN, absolute ertainty.
and ii 4 frw Star4. perhaps monthS. Nv
shall ir@nl the slGn'klns and reJ9ee N
W. elilahS il'ai'1l laF'A.
mere A tl9lie Y ttis iG - itil'"s
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

Democratic side OF the Delaware politi-
cal fight. They We're carried in open op-
position to the Republican State ticket |
in 1896 when despite all the personal |
opposition to Mr.. Addicks that could be
despite the endorsement of the
Republican National Convention, and the
open and known favor of the Presidential
candidate, it commanded only one-thlrd
~ the Republican vote Of the State.
Since then the '.regular" colors have been
carried hy Il patronage seeking and Office
hunting faction Of political highwaymen'
holding up the Republican party. defeat
ing it and threatening 10 defeat il. simply
ana solely for the purpose OF eAtortlhs
concessions of office in elections and an
pointmpnts. In every campaign since
the bearers of the regular colors have
been ready to barter the votes of their
entire following for concessions ~ Tue
selection Of candidates, and for promised
uppointmrnts 10 Office. In every one of
these campaigns they have been out
voted upon the question ut issue. In two
legislative assemblies since 1896 the
sraguars" have been reduced to help.
less minority, and 10 avoid defeat nave
gone into open alliance with the Demo
Gratis. carrying their colors iniothe Drmo-
cratic camp. in order 10 avoid capture by
tur Union Republicans, and asking de-
/ Tense from the Democrats to prevent the
i Republican, party iii the State Assembly
from performing the duty for which the
senators and representatives hau beeh
elected. they ceased TO he Republicans.
ana what ever organization they repre-
s,ntra became Democratic i'll principle
md purpose: if not Democratic. ut least
Anti Republicans which is the same thlhs
III Delaware politics In the last STATE
campaign the whole fight Of the reg
If i State ticket which they knew they
could not elect. As in the preceding cam
nnigns the Irregular" effort III two cath
Tics Of the State was TO defeat the lie
pnhican ticket and elect Democrats
since the election these Regulars haS'
sought br every means 70 cohtfel IN
ruhrrnatoria appointments and becauS'
they could not succeed have oltraseousl!
abused and illsulted the governor " IN
state. The .rrgulars' bolted from tn
Marty IA divide, defeat and disrupt J
~. .TlN+ "a E'RItt,Il
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway Express GAG p. m
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; 1876 p. M,
Memphis. Nashville, via Ashcville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Linc.-Fxpress 1913 p. m
daily SeeperS TO Charleston. Macon. and
Pert Tampa; LOS a. m, daily sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Sill u. m.
dnilv, dining car and sleepers to Cincin-
natl
Seaboard Air Line Railway. Express
4 ~ 4 m, daily. slcepers to New Orleans
and Jacksonville "Florila and Metropo-
Titan Limited" 400 r. m. daily. sleepers
10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle, s13 a. M, 3.o3, A09 and
iFS ~ m, week DAYS,
For I.ewos and Rehoboth S.13 n. m.
4 OF n. IN weekdays
For Dover Harrington and pelmar.
Ii lO5S a. m, 4o2, 6.5S, and 1911 y, m.
sundays, 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, BOB r
m week davs.
Express for Cane Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 105S a. m, week.
DAYS and 10 II night daily
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PENNSYLV WANNA r. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL o
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a.
BALTIMORE rail- ROAD.

Schedule In eiIe, I June IA. 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (express), 157, 3.o2, 20.
$50 742 750 $50 500 sSS s ~ i ~ ~ igS
300, 81. ABS. 5.O7, 6Ul, $50, LOl, iH' 'oo'
Accommodation, Go. ITO, $40, 100 a.
m, 1870 2s2, 400, SIS, 6.35, and 1919 P ! m ~
For Chester (express). 157. 4,20, GU Ia,
$50 $40, $50, SIS, 1O11. ll,2s lib, \ 40. 2.
n. lH7. $40 s,43, 4 So, d:07. z la 700 =. m
l2 seeS s'sa. 4'oe. SIS. sss. and 1913 \, m.
For New York Through expressl, l.5i
s.02, 9.35, Dining Carr $50. lo52, II 40 a. m,
!l2.16 Dining, Carr, 12.56. l.S Dining car \.
p. m. connecting via Broad Street Sta
ton. Philadelphia, 40. $50, 40. $50. 9.S5.
9.55. l01l. 1052, 11;45, a, m, 1856, i;SI 800
Atlantic City Special, 3.R p. M. week days
Solid yestibule Train Pullman Buffet Pa. 81
Cars. Combined Car, and Coaches through TO AT
For Boston without change. 1902 a. m.
tx For Newark Center and intermediate
' Baitimore sS and a. wa ana sie P as
| 80, 1918 and 11.01 a. m, 1905, 1913, nih
80 3.5l, 4og; LIS, hsb 1903, 6,i6, 7Os 7s6, 81
Baltimore and intermediate stations
800, Al, GLIB p. m, 12ls night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. 70
j wilmington teSpfPSSD, o,oU, t2u, 20, o.,iZ
1916, 1920, 1l.23, II .33, a.. m, 12a6, liz
100 BIB, $50, 3.29, 4.Ol, 4.46, 5.07. 5.25, 5.3i
$50 sos. go, 6.55, 73i, 1l26, ll2s p. m. an,
ITO night
M. 1.23. 1926. 4.0i. 4.49, 6.27. SIS, 1022, an
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia teXpress), 1.51, 3.02, w
935. 9.55. 10G2 u f5 a.. m, l256, III 3W
ASS, COZ, 80, III, 9.06, and DIG p. m.
Accommodation, no $40 S.55 a. m
1911, 200 400 b25. 7.2S and 1919 m.
For Chester texpress). LEI, 40, a.5
1la5. a. M, i.5, 800. ass COZ, and 81
y. m.
Accommodation, 40, $40, SEE, a. m
12A, 2,eO. 400, 5.25. 72S, and 1913 p. m
For New York Through express) Is
BOZ, 935. 955 Dining Carr. 10,52, i AZ.
m, 1856, 1.s7, Dining carr. 800. 6.o7, 'Gs
Dining Carr. I'll, zig, p. m. connectin
via Broad Street Station, Philadelphi!
i9N ITO, $40, 9.35, 955, 1.46 a. M, 195
1877 800 ASS, GOT. 60, III. 9.16, and 10
p. m
For BOSTON without change, y. p. M
MS a m. 12,0'. 1913, ITO, 3.5l. 400. ~
6 OF, GAG. 73G, sill p. m. and Los night,
Baltimore and intermediate station
6t3 .. M l2tS night
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, :,
Wilmington (express, $50. 10. 1l.29. "
n m, liz 3.13. 800 40, 507. 5.25 81
Cts: 7.Sl Sa5. 1l.2G lips p. m, and II.
night.
Accommodation. S35. o12. 1O35, q. n
1899, 2.32, Gl3, S,3s and ln.22 r, m
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SATURDAY. JULY 10. 1901.

Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer may have The sun sent 70 thein
by mail BY informing this office o. tie'f
address. 25 cents per month.
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NOTICE.

On and after April LIST, 1901, the county
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed
in the hands of a magistrate for collec.
ton. Where tenants reside on property
rents will be attached, and where owners
reside in properties suit will be brought
before magistrate, with costs added in
both eases.
HORACE G. RETTENy,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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~ Congressional Limited Express. All
Nastibule Parlnr Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge
- Limited Express. Nestihule Parloi
Cars Nestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare
Tie Wilmington Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotel
and residences.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent AT the station,
j. u HUTCHINSON j r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass. ACT.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
KEEP COOL.
Its Worry Simple When You Know
How Few Reasonable Suggestions

See, here comes 4 nlumpish dame down
the street.
Is she warm? Oh, no, she has Just
become oyerheated trying to keep cool.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
FEMININE FRILLs.

Crepe De Chine is made into neat
plated skirt. II is black crepe ac-
Gordon plated up to the hips, where the
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
Alone.

We Wrote our name together in the sand
And watched the ripplcs dancing there.
and planned
And blessing all the fatcs. said many
things
That only those who love can understand.
On that was long ago. last night once
more
went, hcrcft, to wark along the shore;
Two names We're freshly written in the
sand,
The rippl"s danced as gayly as before
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
FOR BUFFALO.

Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. m. and
S,25 D. m, daily.
Via GanandaiEua, $40 a. m. weekdays,
$50 y. nj. except Saturday, and Ito p
nj. daily.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

For the finest lunch in the city stop
At Lawrence Taylor's. r and I East
Eighth street tonight. Choice wines
and liquors always on hand.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
NOTICE.

Wringers and Carpet Sweep.
ers repaired. Storage of Stoves
and Mowers Coal. Gasoline
and Oil Stoves, Mowers re.
paired and stored, called for
and delivered.
j. r. SCHWEIZER,
626 West FrontiStr
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-21
Most in Quantity, Best in Quality:

Morley's Sarsaparilla and Iron is to-
mic, blood purifier and blood maker,
1t does not stop with merely curing GER
tain diseases, like scrofula, sores, absces-
ses, etc., but cleanses and builds up the
whole system. All who have tried it say
there is more cure in one bottle of Nor
ley's Sarsaparilla and lion than in six
Of any other kind. Sold at Orme's drug
store.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-21

Seed oats for sale.
8, D. Hughes,
Near Weston,