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The end came from an unexpected quart
ct. The woman whom he had made mis-
tress Of ii mansion and supplied with da-
monds and every other luxury bestowed
her affections on Stokes. Fisk sought hi )
revenge i'll trying financially to ruin his
rival, but himself fell before Stokes
bullet.
Then came trials for murder, and after
fortunes had been expended the assassin
rot off with few years sentence and re-
turned pennless to the haunts where he
fhad once been 50 great tigure. Friends
helped him to fortune once more, but
| these same friends afterwards became
his bitter enemies, accusing him Of the
worst ingratitude. Even his last hours
we're cloudrd by claims made by wn-
man thar she was his wife.
From the career Of such 4 man there
are lessons that speak SO oStrongly that they
scarce need verbal expression. There
tarr many opportunities in this world FL
the INSCRIPTIONS man to enrich himself
at the expense Of others, but the great
itrngdrs come when men Of this calibft
Efnll foul of each other. Where there art
no restraints there is certain to be dis
astor Fisk met an end that to marA
scmpd like poetic justice, but pcrhap.
his fate was more desirable than that o
Stokes who never slept in dark room
for fear OF Seeine Fisk's ghost.
There is plenty of opportunity in thi'
world to develop good character. 1t 7
not dependent on wealth or crcnin
stances. 1t is not possible that all shoul,
achievr great fortune hut all can hav
what is better. and that is the rewar'
of n good conscience. Character canno
he killed with a bullet. It is better to i
able to sleep peacefully in cottage thal
10 live in q palace afraid Of darkness.
Ont Of this tragedy one good arose
There was arranged better system fo
keeping checks on public corporation
and the glamour that hung around tn
mctcoric career Of Fisk was soon di.
sipatrd There have been daring an
uHscrnpulans spectators since then, h
nuycr another Jim Fisk.
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The umnnnwd = rIot.

Tolay marks the anniversary Of twa
prominent events i'll English h.sto.y--the
discovery and prevention ~ the gun
pnwdcr treason, and the inalsaratiou o.
tlpn Revolution Of 1858 hy The i.tiding Of
William Ill III Toibay. In recent Years,
au additional interest has been attached
60 the date, from the victory 1t lnllerman
ever the russians, il the GlilGoa, being
@nin~l on this day III tS54
Like the Bartholomew massacre II
Paris in 1512, and tine Irish massacre ~
l9i1. thr Gunpowd"r Plot 81 1905, stand
ils as il were midway, II II distance of
shout thirty years from eurti d these
nNc!ts, has been the meuns Of castin-
uuell oliloqny ON the udAerouts Of iii"
Roman Catholic religion II would, how
rr, bc / signal injustice t. connect this
alrocott~ attempt, which scnnls u have
fnH solely the work of some fanatical
members Of the extreme section Of tile
Jesuit party
YOUNG MRS. GIaNDY.
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Public Whippings.
n the Public Ledger.

From the Public Ledger.
The public whipping Of criminals at
Dover, Del. on Saturday was an eNl-
hition Of hrute endurance on the part Of
The sufferers, and Of more brutal en-
joyment on the part Of the crowd
gathered to see it, There are many
good people who think that the whip
ping post may be substituted for the
prison cell. in many eases with advantage
10 both the community and the criminal,
hut they do not argue for publicity IL
Chc punishment. It should be applied h
private with only sufficient witnesses I,
guard AGAINST evasion Of the law on on,
side and undue cruelty on the other
Then there would be no bravado on ih,
rart Of the condemned, and no brutaii1
ing effect on the minds Of young specta
tors
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TIE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

or hot, according to the family taste.
Sauerkrant-No is the time to pre-.
pnre sauerkraut for winter use. II can
be made Mt home at moderate cost, ani
little work need be expended. ten
gallon jar should be purchased. 1'lt tWo
dozen large, sound heads Of cabbage on
a slaw cutter or with n kraut knlfc lhln
long fine shreds Scatter hair Il cnplul ~
salt on the bottom of the jar, arrange u
quart Of the cabbage in Il thick layer
over this ana sprinkle two tablespoonful
of the salt water over this. Now lnash
and pollnd the cabbage with Il wooden
mallet or heavy wooden potato naSilSf
until the Juice exudes freely; then ~
range another layer of cabbage and sall
ana press the juice out again. Contlhn,
this process until the cabbage IS AZ
used. When it is all well covered VIII
mice spread cloth over the top lnverf {
large plate on it and lay heavy weigh
or stone on ii. Place the jar in coli
Mace and the kraut will be ready to u.s.
within two or three weeks
Apple Cream Cake-Ths popular dc
sert quite rivals strawberry shortcaRe
and is certain to appeal to the masetiitn
palate Prepare the cake ~ neatlhe ~
yoIlys of three eggs until light am
creamy: add one and 4 half cupfnls "
sugar. one tablespoonful Of lemon llllr'
tho grated rind Of half lemon and on
small half cnnful Of water. Sift tw
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder with tw
enpfuls of -four: cut them into the eg
mixture and lastly add the beaten whit
of the eggs Bake in two round shalla'
mans. and whom they are done snlit thcl
. and spread with the ample cream.
Ample Cream Steam three large sot
apples until they are soft, then ~
, them through il sieve. Beat the whit,
Of three eggs stiff and gradually ad
, three-foul+hs Of cupful Of nowdeif
: sugar anl 4 few drops Of lemon llnr.
/ Add The annie and heat II until 81
/ enough 70 stand alene. Place on Il
. 100 and snroal II cold mon ~" eake
/: which nay hc other hot or could. Sei'
I with whinn"d cream.
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DEATPs.
l..s--s.9,...,.4s.g.ls.,-s-tlalls-,s

APPLETON suddenly, on November 3, 1871
Way H., wife Of John :, Applt ton in h,r G4t
yeai.
.r,aives and frierds are respectfully invitrG
r. a,tetd the tureral from the residence Of hc'
husband, NJ. l3I West Thirteenth street Il
Thursday afternoon At oclcck. services n.
house, lnterment At Ri9cryicr cemetery
DINEEN--In this city, on November ., 1901
Hannah, wife Of Lawrefces Dimes II. aged 3
ytalS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invltct
to attend the tunerel from the residence Of he
husband, No, $40 spruce street, this Crtsng p
po'clGck. High mass a St, Mary's Church. In
tern ent al Cathedral cemetery.
F0CLK-Iu Milford, nel.. on sunday Novcm
Ter 3 1901, Maliery Fnulk son uf Colonel ]. Y
Foulk, in the 30th year of his age.
Relatives and lend ate respectfully invitet
to atteud hi funeral this afternoon at Q ococf
from MS laig. rtsldaue, Milford, lel Inttl
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Enk THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAi STRElT STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. m, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis. CDin-
ing Carr,
lO25 a. M, daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago,. (No coaches to Pittsburg) Linn
ised to two, Buffet, Parlor Cars
Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
louisville and st. Louis. Dining Car
j. % p. m, daily. Pittsburg and Cleveland
10 p m daily, Pittsburg Chicago, Nash
vile, tvia Cincinnati and Lorisvlllel Indian
apnlis and St Louis. Dining car.l
S.25 p. m, Pittshurg, Columbus, In
lianapolis. Louisville and St Louis
$50 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago
for Toledo, except saturday
ll.O5 p. m. daily, Plttsburg, Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
ii 90 d m. daily, Pittsburg, and Chicago
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except A.
urday.
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SuE-
IN THE PLAYHOUsES.

- Ragged Hero" new and powerful
nelodrama, WIS given its first prrsenta-
ion at the Wilmington Theatre last
light. It will be given tonight and To-
morrow night with matinees in tho after
Moons. The fact that human sympathy
$ always with the under dog in the fight
has been cunningly taken advantage Of
by the author, Maurice !. Fielding. The
principal character in This new melo-
lrama is big-hcarte1 athlete who has
become an outcast and a wanderer as a
"esut Of wife's unfaithfuness. He
meets n good Samaritan in the person a
a tender hearted housewife, and is fiji,
ly induced to begin life anew. The her
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BREAKFAST TOMORROW.


Malta-yita. Warm jellied ham. Brown
ed sweet potatoes. Graham gems. Coffee.
TUESDAYS COOKING.
MaltaNita is new breakfast food that
requires no cooking. 1t appeals especial
Is to children. Serve il with cream alone.
Sugar is not required, although it is
frequently used too freely on all cereals
to produce beneficial results.
Meat Cakes-Two cupfuls Of cold
boiled rice, one cupful OF corn meal o"
flour. one pint Of sour milk or bllttermilk.
one tcaspoonful of soda, one beaten egg
and one saltspoonful OF salt Rub the
| rice smooth with two tablespoonfuls of
melted butter. then mix in the order
given. Bake in large cakes on a well
grcased giiddle. AIince one cupful of
cold boiled tongue, veal or chicken and
mix it with a thick cream sauce (see
Record Cook Book. Spread the hot
seasoned meat on the bnttered rice cakes;
cover with a top cake, spread thin with
currant or green grape jelly and serve
Immediately ON individual plates.
Roast Duck-Stuff the young duck
with warm seasoned mashed potatoes, ol
if liked with the stcwed kraut. Serve
lit with apple relish
Baldwin Apple Relish-Chop fine onc
large onion and two Baldwin apples that
have been pared and cored. Heat on
eunful of weak vinegar. Blend one ten
spoonful each of mustard sugar am
corn starch, half teaspoonful of sal
and the yolkS of two eggs. Stir this int
Ithe boiling vinegar and cook until thick
add the apple and onion and serve col,
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the two sides. which look like the arms
Of the cloekman in the children's picture
hooks, are to lie found i'll silver. They
are ouaint. attractive and expensive,
They are about five inches high.
A green stock and tic, which are nj
|tractive. arc different from many Others
the stock having tlaring ruit'e at ia"
top. 'Fhn stock is covered with heavy
cream lace. and set in nj the top Is tn
nnrrow-shnped ruflle edged top and bot
tom with narrow band Of the crcaH
llace. There arr moderately long ends
tied fonr.in-hand aud edged with lace.
the lnce running MP into the silk, which
| is cllt ont to fiji around the pattern Of
floral design
Il. II. Scott dry goods.
One Of the iInnmerablc and perhaps
one Of the most attractive ways of
wcaring crmie around the neck is III
the form of scarf The scarf is per
haps quarter Of n yard wide its full
length. the ends pointed and finished with
a band of baby lamb. This hoait would
probably come under that general head
lis brought around the neck in soft folds
las any scarf Of lighter material would hr
and tied once
Hero Il i pretty hat worn hy 4 smartly
dressed little .irl. who wore also Il red
cont The Int was Of black one Of
the lons-haired felts. and carried snug
Ily around the crown was hand of mar.
Irew black velvet ribbon, with tiny cut
steel hnclilrs nj intervals. III tho front
Of the Int which he'd il wide hrim. were
two short black ostrich feathers STANDING
with ends cnrlcd forward. Under thns,
feathers The long loops lving flat on thu
. hat on either side was q big bow nf hlNcl
!; satin rih.on, the ends carried over anl
tlnacr around the rim Of the hat whici
was slnshcd. These slhshes were about
! two and half inches apart.
II i always interesting to note III,
rarations in the small boys Russnl
blouse. One pretty little blouse woa
with blouse trousers. made like them all
lnuhle breasted, has braid on both sid@
IL the front outlining thc double -hrcastr
: nart and in both sides il taprrs in 4
the waist and out again gradually 10 I'll
. | iWtf ttGn on Inc blouse. i MS come
! about midway between fine waist am
knee, for the blouse is short.
4 $3.50
How is this for stylish frorl;? i
7 . hciotrone cloth. made With lee
!, naintea stock collar Of heavy cream lac,
= md with deep cuffs, Of the lacc WI
= II. gown was worn hat Of heliotr0p,
I" which was hardly visible under the Ion
= 'lelntropn ostrich plume which cncirclc
! very largo and perfectly pla
4 4nGnd mnff Of ostrich feathers TO mate
the plume on the hat was carried
E"nard & Co. dry goods
! Young woman in Il gray cordulo
nd the front Of the short Jacket, I'll
alar anh cuffs trimmed with gray krin
! mrr.
! Long stole ends still contiruc 10 |
Y nnrt Gf sable and mink canes to@cth,
! it'll multitude Of tails rs trimming
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o,,iI's ,iI'sA A. BALTIMORE &(yHp
49, RAILROAD

Schedule In effect May 10, 1901
All trains Illuminated with PIntsch
% Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Au
sas SE1 s'aS'5f 9ohk. e. week days .sql, .,s
ai%ts$,I 4 r. q /, al & is .SSs !, Saniss may
50: $50 7so SEQ % ss, .io5e. 3 n nv "
as ZIP III. se ss 49, ~ .,s5s S$ R9ga' i ~ i5r@@tS
Is a. 12J, $50 1888 IO53 is, q 'a''ay! m ~
y q. .s.5g .5is (Tsosal Iim,ted); sa5 IT, is' "
% 81, 'io.52 ios3 a. M, S45. .S9ay5 ..:9}5
z a.. .1o52 p. m Sundays, In. 81 .,%s'
la53 .n.S5 a. m 1.i5. 1853, 6,3j, .1l2, STU
I Atlantic City, week days, 1880 a. M. xl9t.
x2S5, 70 30 aad x5 ls p m. Sundays, 72oa. m.,
CsIe May. week days. x6 80 o. M, X. 55 !. j
Aunda,s. x5.0i a m Z -
Sea Isle rity, week DAYS only, s65O a m,
.$iSs .i.57 .Sso tRoyai hlmltiesdP,S, M M.
no. roi. sisPs. % 2oJ s9qaayss a7 y.s2o lS oysi 's 90
655, 1904. 1O16 p. m "
Baltimore and way stations, 655 a ~.
ll9 p. m. daily except Sunday 965 d., d.,
Newark. week days, .ils, G.55. .3a
'll.O1 a.. M, 'l256,. a.19, al
Sg5s, .i.57, eb5, $40, .io.ls p. m 10 y ".'
Pittsburg, week. days. 's.Oi. a. M, as,
1915 p. m. Sundays, fs.04, a. m, .i5l
Chicago, daily, .s,o4 a. M. .i57 ,. m.
2.56 and s10.16 p. M; daily. -
singerly accommodation, week days
i55 a. m: S;19. 610, p. m. Sundays. gC5 a
M, 6.55. 8,42 p. m.
Landenberg accommodation week days
iIs 2 m MSRR snRaayE' KS 81 sT,,p p n,i N
for Baltimore, week days. .2,i5 p. m
40 p; m. sundays s,4e 9; m, 655 j. m.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI
nington. week days, t3.35 $50. .73n -iH n
90 a. m, ~. 20. .i;sT. 215, .307 .t2o tso,
, $50, +54S tRoyal Limited). SIS Gas u l0
. 40 .11. 80 p. m. Sundays, ts35, u a. SI
End 11,00 n M, 9l220, '1.37 145 aN
l '54S CRoyaf Limited 5.55. '7SO 40 .9iS,
| 030 p. m.
Deimarvia Telephone, No l93
Rates to western points lower than VIA
| INV other line.
II. a. MILLER. Passenger Agem vii.
| fninRtor. Del.
D. ii MARTIN. Man Of Pass. Traffic.
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PENNSYLVAN R. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL. .,,o
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
BALTIMORE Raj ROAD.
Schedule IN effeet HepteMDpT 10 IWr'
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows

Schedule III eUeet ~ 'eNs'
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (expressl. l.57, 3,o2, 2o
Il Is. 1872, i1.4E a. m, !l2.16, l25s, AZ,
800, s.1l, Ass, 5.O7, 60. $50, 7oi. 7'H, s98,
Ana AeeommPodation, siS u elo, 71o, $40. l1Oo a
m, isso 2.S2. 400. 5.25, ss5, and lo.4s 81 p n
49, Sof sio TSfsses s.ss sss iii $5 il,$s lia5 4
M, 1s7 s., 45s6e % q ala ~ eco + 6n No. a. M,
1880. 2'S2, 400, SIS. 63b and 1O.43 p. m, :.
For New York (through, elxpr,essss,' * ,s l.n, o.
so2 9s5 Pnipg PES Saf fssS III 3pSI Inias ag Car
8.ii, so7, s6So }Dlning Carr 7.ll, an and ~ ~,
p m, connecting vie. Broad street Stsa.
ien Pladelphia y i Is ~ Sso ,a5S aS IT, IT, s sG
Iii, Iii. ibS. 5o7, e07. go. IN, 0.l6 and lO,+
? For OF: Boston without change, 1902 a. m
aha For - Newark 4; ir Center and intermediat
stations 733 a. m. and 635 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, - 30 !, sD. y
%, s.Si i6s S25,, 1908. $40 7.os, 7sf
| S.11 p. m, and LOS night.
| Baltimore and intermediate stations
800, AL, 6.l3 p. m, 12lS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, 90 g
Wilmington (expressl. $50. 7.2o; 7S5 81;
sso. ag:d. sis. iS1 $2d So AZ. 44s Ses. 52s, SIS
$50. sos, 60. 655. 7.Si, n.26, il.SS p. m an
Accommodation, -AV @ 6.25, 7.so e.12,. 1895, :
M, 123, S.25, 4Oi, 4.49 6.a, s.SS, lO.22. an
LOO = - SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpressl L57, az, ~; =;
l9.35, 9.55, 10.52, 11.45 a. IN. l256, l5f, 81
ass 6'07, $50, 71T, 800 and BIG p. m,
Accommodation, 7.l9, $40, S.55, a. m
Il24, 800 400. 525. 72S and 1913 p; m. ;
For Chester fexprsss), l5i, 4lo, IL
ll45 a. m, 1877, 800, ABS. GOT and "
M q as z1s s sae s1e sSS is a. ~ m
For New York (through eSpressl -
S02 935, 9.65 Dining 1ar1, l0;62 j - y. I
M, 1886 1ST, Dining Carr. 800, 60f 50
Dining Carl, TIT, SIC, p. M connec,ls
l. Via Broad Street Station, Philadeh nj
20. no, $40 9S5, Obs, 11.45 a.. M. l2;5
i37, 500, 4.5S, 6,ol, go, III, PIG and 10,
5 For Boston without change. TT p. m;
, | Baltimore and Washington. 4.35, 81
l101S a. M, 1905, 1913 1.50. 3.5l. 10Y. D..
603 SAG 7.36 S.11, p. m and 05 night.
{ Baltimore and intermediate station
f.13 p. m. 1918 night .
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, Z
$ Wilmington (expresgl. S50. 7.20 il .23 il ],
d 4. m, 13, BIB 3.29, 446, 5.07, 5.&; 81
SEES 731, S.35. l126. 112S p. m, and IL
/ Accommodation. S.s5. 919, 1875 a. n
: 70 20, 232, G13. $685. and 1922 p. ~
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SCHUYIKILL DIVISION

For Phoenixyille, Pottstown and Read
ng r6aS rs eny, So @ fad Ill., o9 5 "a l9&s ana 52t Il e
p. M sundays, $50, 900 and 923 a. M,
1892. Coz and $50 p. m. Fhoenixville
only, 7,26 q, m. and 4.4S and 5-52 p. m
FOR PottsviIle, 545, 9.1o, 1919 a. M, 1so.
40 and 733 p. m. week days. Sunday
$50, 9.23, q. nj. and 6.02 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK
S,iss 60 7ss, S25. sGs, S5s, :lo'si, 1iSS. @.
3 10 and a M ll i2oo mn n9gn no issS ss$o gmts2 o s
400, 500, s5.5s 500, 7,o5, sos and 1853, go,
f05 t40 l. m s 5sS Sas iss Sas IS? o 100 45S m
tied, .4ilj. SEQ .5,5f, SS5, To2. .S.o5 and and
1000 p. M, and 1902 night. 80,
For Orb Boston s, without 1. change 1850 a. m,
For use Sea Cir Girt. M hshnry ngy Park, Ocean Ocean Grove
Long, Branch, $50, 1903 a. m. and s3G
For LambertVile. ia Eastons ton; and Scranton,
ESQ, 800 a. M, 1900 noon 3.52, 500 clam
bertyille and Easton only. week DAYS.
1900 noon week days and TOP p. nj
daily.
Leave Market Street Wharf US follows.
For g. New York. Express, 800, $50 a. m;
For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, s.35
a. m. week days.
For Island Heights S35 a. M and 400 D.
m. week days.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
River Bridge express. $40 a. m. AMI
705 p m. Sundays. $40 a. m. and 7.0i
r. m.
Leave Market Street Wharf. express, 600
a. m. and 200, 400 and SIS p. m. Sun
days, 800 and 1000 a. m.
FOR CAPD MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone .Harbor. Anglcsea, Wild
wood and Holly Beach-eXpress, 900 a.
m, and 400 p. m, week days Sundays
300 p m.
For ,Somers Point--Express, 800 a. M.
sundays, 900 and 1000 a. M
The Union Transfer Company will cal
or and check baggage from hotels an
| residences
] Il. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. ,1en. Pass Agent
Telephone lS7
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won THE souTH.

Southern Railway.-Express SAG n. 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 an
Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express l2.l3 p m,
dailv. sleepers to Charleston, Macon and
Port Tampa: lN5 a. m. daily, sleepers %
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.1l p. m.
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cinctn
natl.
Seahoard Air Line Railway Express
Is a. m. daily. sleeners to New Orleans
and jacksonville, .Florida and Metrope
Titan limited" 400 p. m, daily sleeper
to Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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NnM RlEEaI.n

Via Emporium function, s.SJ a. IN, and
S.25 p. m. daily.
Via Canandaigua $50 a. m, week days.
$50 p M, except Saturday, and II % 1
IN. daily.
O. Congressional Limited Express. All!
Vcstibule Parlor Cars and Dining Gar
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge
CD Limited Express Vcstibule Parlpr
Cars Vestibule Passenger Coaches ANA
Dining Car No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call for and check bagsage from hote,s
md residences.
Tor further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
r. y. HUTCHINSON, ], r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass. Agt,
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pELawARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. s13 a. M, 3O3. Ace AMI
G.5S p. M, week days.
Fnr I.ewes, 3 13 . M i,o2 .. m week davs,
For Reh shoth s l3a M, Tuesdays, THURSDAY :
and Saturdays onlv.
For Dover, Harrington and Deimar
S13 f05S a. m, 402. 6.5S. and 12l1 p. m
Sunday, 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations. 3o3 r
M week days.
Comfort and Norfolk. 1858 a. m, week
days and 1911 night daily.
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Ferris Giles,
Ns,T CES.

70 the Poll Taxahles of tile Northern
district Of Wilmington Hundred.
Fhc poll taxable residents Of the North.
eefh District Of Wilmington Hundred ara
hereby notified that the undersigned noly
taN collector for the said district IL saia
hundred will be at his Office. ~. 7oS
SIMPLIFY street, Wilmington daily. from b
=: N. 70 7. m. until further notice for
ne collection Of the poll tax Of III,
Northern District.
ISAAC s. BULLOCK.
eglleettt d IN Taxes for the Northe.,
District Of Wilmington Hundred.
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The hoyS and girls will soon discard
summer and autumn sports for skates
and sleds. This suggestion brings the re-
.aaet that the old dams on the Brandy
Wine which years ago made such beau
iitnl Skating parks near The city, hay"
lllfalendown. Withthis regret comrsth
hope that this city Of ours is NOT always
e br financially embarrassed, and that
at sometime not far distant the natural
aesoureeS Of the Brandywine for tishing
AMI boating ponds III summer and 3kat-
Ing ponds in winter will be utilized. Tie
.ity owes something in that line 70 the
oang folks, and Old ones too, who enjoy
hose things.
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In f,l. IL.

"Do YOU helicvc,' lie nakri ~ hest
tating way, that il is possible for 4
woman toto dress Oil $3.50 4 yeur:"
ooh, lack" she cried, falling INTO lii
arms. don't let that bother you. can
bI having it worked over few times,
make my wedding outfit last three q
Four Years At least
There's many foolish fellow who
rrieS long and hard to mount
u ho always has great things ii view
Yei day hy day neglectt to Do
The little things that count.
$. Fl I[iscr
The sun., 1901-11-05


WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
with p, w. & R r. r.. a'
Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Taking fleet September g9h. 1901,
All trains leave Hillen Station a. tol
lows:
J,2na m.--Fast Mail Main Line HacCrsteMn
\, ard W Ry aud the South and ex, Sntla'
RI " r. r., Chambersburg, Martins
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
725 q m York. h. and II, Division @ SpG
Main Line east of Emory Grove, var
isle and G. and II. r. r. f...,
1923 a m,--Main Line bagetst0Wn. silrls "
burg. Frederick Emmittsbuig and hhi
Rv. tn Ekton ,.f,n
1912 a. m.-Accommodation for t'hloh
Bridge, York, Gettyshurg
22h D. M Accom- for Gni0n Rrtfe
332 y. m,-Fxp for York and B \ y l1,v
425 D m.- Exp Main Iiile Points, haEts
t wn; also Frederick, Enmits'u urg ana aiil'lE'
$50 p. INSTRUMENTATION Tor fm9t! ,,i4,s ,ltI,s
6.fh u. m Accommodation itrlni9H htl"Eo' ll.sa
ii as o, IN accommodation tT fhefy 'toNe
SUNDAYS ONLY. r,,,ion
935 a. m,.-Accommodanoh ~
Britige and Hanover. ,,,,on t,f9ge
h ~ m.t-AcctmmGdatlon inf nun ll ,t,aye
i 4 On y. Accommodation FMnfA Gt,,y G,ove
10 65 n m.-Accommodation for fmGfy ,.f!os .fturs
Ticket and Baggage Office, 2l5 East tal''tt.9''
street orcrua
TfaIps stop at Union, 7 nrsylranla aHGna' ,iana
Fulton and Walbrook (Nurth aNetut, t,,1ST X
4 ] NJ. HOOD, j, = 1ISi.2H Id..g gnntI
General Manager. ien'l Iass -.-.- aE--.]
The sun., 1901-11-05

These tablets will positlvel'
cure Headache, Neuralgia "
somnia and many other disorder
arising from the nerves and val
ious organs. The ingredlen9
are of the finest quality cbtai'1
The sun., 1901-11-05
The SUMS Daily Bill of Fare.
Tuesday, November 5th.
q LUNCH.

Meat Cakes. Fried To-
matoes. Ginger squares. Tea
DINNER.
Roasted duck. Baldwin rel
ish. Sauerkraut. Succotash.
Brown bread and butter
Apple cream cake. Coffee.