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PENNSYLVANIAR.R. r. X.
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON &
BALTIMORE Raj ROAD.
SCHEDULE In effe, June IA, ii0l.
Trains Leave Wilmington as II

Schedule III effect June IA, 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (express) 1.57, 3.O2. 40
63O, 742, $50. $50, $3.50, 1885, 9.55, 1911, 1852
ll.25. 11,32 ll45 a. m, !12.16. 1856. l.37.
800, 81, 45S 5.07. 6.07. 6.3O. 70l, III, 9.06
and 9l6 p. m.
m. 1920. 2.S2, 400. 5.25. 635, and 1913 p. m.
For Chester (express), l.57, 40 go. 7.42,
$50, $40 $50. sos. 1011, 1l,2S. 1l3c, 11.45, p.
y, lS7 800 i43. IS, 607 Z: !, and 900 p. m
1850. 2.s2. 400, SIS, eS5. and 1913 p. m.
For New York Through express), 49,
SR. 9.S5, Dining Carp 9.55. 1852, i145 a. M.
il216 DINING, Carp, 1856. 1.37 Dining Carl
p. m, connecting via Broad Street Sta
lion, Philadelphia 4.2O $50, 71O, $50, 935,
S55' iel1. 1852 l1;45, a, m, 1856. l.s7. 800,
Ata1tic Stv IL ~, snecis g 7r q ZIG aud o4s m
Solid Nestibule Train Pullman Buffet Pa, .or
,aTs , Combined Car and Coaches through 10 At.
For Boston without change, 1902 a. M,
For Newark Center and intermediate
statlons, I33 a. nj. and 635 p. m.
yio, i9lS and II Of a. m, 1905, 1918 Ills.
l.5O, 35l. 400. LIS, 25 x6 0 G. 49, 7O3, T3G, SIi
p. m, and LOS night
a as dn6aitimore and intermediate stations,
100, AL, Glib p. m, 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
wilmington texpressl, $780, 720, 725, s 80
1915, 10 II %. 11.33. a. M, !12.a6. 1,i3.
~, BIB, $40, 3.29, 401, 44G, 5.07, 5.@, 5.3i
55s p 81 6o5, $40 6.55. 7.3l. 11.26 lies p. M and
ACCOMMODATION. s.25, 7ao s12, 1885, a.
~; ~ 40 1.23 3.25 4Of 4.49, 6.T, S.3S. 1922, and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), 1.57, 3O2, APO
955, 955. 1052, II. As a. M, 1856 1.37 800
4bS, 6.W. $50, III, 9.06, and GIG p. m.
Accommodation TO $40, S55 a. M,
i2.l4, 200. 400 525, 7.2s and 10 AZ D m.
For Chester (expressl. i57 420, o35.
li.i5, a. M, i.n, 800, ass 6.O7, and SOC
Accommodation 71o $40. SIZE, a. m
Rl4, 2s0 400, 525. 7.2S. and 1O43 p. m.
For New York Through express) 1.57.
"O2 935. 955 Dining Carr, 10h2 II 45 n,
m; l2h6 l,H. Dining Carl. 300, G07, &C. 20.
u)inlng carr. III, DIG, p. m, connecting
yia Broad Street Station, PhiladeIphia'
i@ 710, $40. 935 955, II As a. M, 1o 5G'
l"7, 300 4,5S, 6.07. GEO. H. GIG, and 10. 43
For Boston without change, III n. m.
Baltimore and Washington ABS. 500.
u 9 m. 12.05. 1913, Ito, 3.5l 400, 525,
6G3, 9 46. 736. S.11 u. m. and los night
Baltimore md ,ntcrmcdiate stations.
" n. m, 1918 night
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street FOR
wilmington teNpress). $50. 100 II 22 IL 49,
r. m, 13, 313 800 4t6. 5O7 5.25. sos
6h3; 1Si, S.35. 11.2G, 11.2s p m, and II. 20
!, ,Ascccomnnodation sc IS. 912. 1o.s5, 4. M
l5'.9, ~, 6l3, S.SS and 10 20 p, m.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express GAG n. m
dailY, ,sleepers 70 Port Tampa, Augusta.
Memphis, and New Orleans 73G y. M,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Macon,
NMrmnhis Nashville, via Asheville and
Aiantic Coast Line.-Express 12I3 n. m.
IIaily, ]eepers 70 Charleston Macon and
Port Tampa; Los a. m, daily. sleepers 10
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S1t n. m.
natl
Scaboard Air Tine Railway. v.-Express
f,;i5 a; m, daily, sieeners to New Orleans.
and Jacksonville "Florida and Metropo-
litan LIMITED" 400 D. M. daily, slecpers
70 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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A Mothers Lament.

lsllMh"tlr WE called her; ali. slr NV
- beautiful, " pnr,, tIlat HOLY AN
Wl'lFlh hrr fathers arms, 50 quaint,
80 SM"rt 81" S'""mpd indeed 4 little Sainl
a"lii straight from heaven down H. rs
therefore,
~ God y" rorr~rcl4te her. W. born
Il"r l@hR e IL" fom aud gave rl
there
TN" dear nam" II Elizabeth 10 bear
IN what Z pae" u SORROW this warld II
r".day ! hrard her playmate can hrr
*I.iy"
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,BALTIMORE&t
RAILROAD.

All trains Illuminated with Ply
light. IL
~ (D Express trains. VE5
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
nue. Station for
.lS5s, SW a. MI T. 10 s .sss WA .ass, SIS IS ri
t%i': !sS sss III .i 's' e 'SSs % s 3 m sSs fSnd
Royal Llmitedl. .742. nose p. m. M
pHItApEaLPliIA, week days,
10 49, i. @ ~ k 'Ssq 70 10 'ss 4. q5S Gya1 loII
'525, .G27, GS5, .742. .1052 p. m. sundi
sol, 720, $50. '9.39 1O5S, iii .35 a. M, +
s.fS, A ~ .s52 p 15'S Noyal Limited; es5'
fF'eg o53 TsSs 1851 anSS m S4s s5s ss" s
aio,s2 p. m. Sundays, 72O, $50. 1919. ION
.ll.35 m: 245. e359, 6.35. *742, S56. +10N
p. m.
xl2.io. ~ IS xa,5o, x5 is and xG9 p. m m.
DAYS, 7.g0 and $50 9. m BIS p. M.
cane MAY week days, x6 81 and 9.39 a
| xls.lg; y 30 and x359 p. nj. Sundays. 2 90
Sea Isle CIV. Civ; week days, xG 5o a. M. xl2
SaS5 and x3.5ap. IN. sunoays. 235 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, week da
aiS a ~ Ill., ST. go n Royai 81 Iii fmited; IlsTS
M; .125G, *a.Oe. '457, .G.2O tRoyal Limited
G55, 'S.0i. '1O.16 p. m.
IL. IN
- p. m. daily except Sunday; 905 a. m
Gs5 p. m Sunday only.
Newark. week days. si1S. G55, $50
Ell01 a. m: *t2.56 319, 4.57, 6.i0. .10.1
p. m. SUNDAYS, AIS, tSOi, 9O5 a. m.
'i2 50, .'i57 6.55 $40. '101G y. m.
Pittsburg, week days, ts oi, a. M: .45,
.l0le p, m. Sundays, 's.oi a. m, '45'
Chicngo daily, 'sa q. M. a,57 p. M,
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, s41S a. m!
I2bG and f1h16 y. M, daily.
Singerly accommodation. week day.
Is m; 80. 6.1o p m. Sundays. 9O5 q
Iandenhcrg accommodation. week day.
% 2; m. SUNDAYS: 665 p. m
| LEAVE MARKET STREET. STATIOl
for Baltimore. week days. 2.45 n. m.
| I,nndenhcrg, week davs. $40 n m; "a,
! 70 y m. SUNDAYS aiO n m; GEE y. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VIII
Y Nn n m: 5000. .t.S7. c15 .sa7. y % IA "a
= "o 'h.iS Rovll Limited, 5s5, gas +73
and HOO n. M: .122O tIe7 i5 $40
= Is Roval Limited, 5.55. '73O. 7iO .94
nelmarva Telephone No. 1os.
Patnss to western points lower than VI
anv other linr
y 4 MULLER. PASSENGER Aren't, Wi
D. r. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. Tram,
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Wisdom,

80" man studies hard aud well.
Ai" r"epl" stang with imlgiug ryrg,
A4d hcar lllc things hn has t. tn,
And know that lie j. grrat and wiz.
Alotll"r who has little wit,
Nsr'H'$ !" all lhe wise man says
''i."~ SritN" consent, aud therefore j
hrtalls err long thai people praise
ii'ln ror lc wisdom i" displays,
Alld lnnl him fnr His worth.
llr Mis" man being first 10 find
II" breadth ANA clrarnrSs ~ hiS mind
iIr ailts 'iod @lvr him ut his birth.
S. II. Kiser.
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DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle, 8 1s a. M, s.03, 400 and
6.hS r. m, week daVs
For l.ewes ana Rehoboth, s13 a. m,
fig p. m, weekdays
For Dover Harrington and Delmar,
u, lO.5S =; m. f.02, 6.5S. and 121 p. m
sundays, 1211 p. m.
For wyoming and way stations. 303 y.
m. wcek-davs.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 10.5S a. M, week.
days and 10 II night daily.
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90 Congressional Limited Express. All
Nestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge
% Limited Express Vestibule Parlor
lars, Nestibule Passenger Coaches and
lnning ear. No extra fare
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
eau for and check baggage from hotels
and residences 80
For further information passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent Mt the station
Il. HUTCHINSON, T. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass Apt
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world SO il you want a refreshing,
inyigorating air bath; if you want to
brace up and be vigorous; il you want to
escape and forget the facilitating heat,
get aboard the Steamer Republic any
morning at 7.3O ut Pier 3, foot of Chest
nut, and when yon return in the evening
yon will feel as If you had been ON
lcary relief expedition to the North
Pole.
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l'"s"rting their claim or righteousness,
~ opposing III" steel min strikers H.
mllI owners and operators, havr Nm
son" e work e n complicatc the slrik.
s'loatl9n' ana annoy President Shaircr.
Y 7" lrark lin down physically. driyo
nm m,ol, q kiI hin. il ORDER to got rid
ot nus manly aul ahc condncr n H.
slrii" For strong wise aud bon,4,,
mn g l..at i ycry poor positin t.
ncruH.
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Our morning contemporary suggests
that President Kruger is having nnple
time to think about the blnndcr he made
III going 10 war with England. We sug
gcSt that there are some people in this
city who will have ample time to think
about the bluuler they made III dcclar
ing and prosecuting 4 war on organized
labor.
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FOR BUFFALO.

Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. M and
S.25 p. m, daily.
"a canandaigua, $50 a. m, weekdays
$50 p.. m except Saturday, ana il. % B
IN. daily.
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drink Of MEXICO, and also mrsrnl. an nj
cnhoIlc beverage that has devoted ~
hllrcrS amen. those fond of strong drink.
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Cut Prices.
BARGAINS WHILE THEY LAST
BRADF0RDS CUT PRICES.


Bicycles, new So 90 to $40 GO.
Bicycles, eecond-handed, So 90 to SO O).
Bicycle Bells from lOe. to SOC; pus |,
button, PIC.
Coaster Brakes, Morrow and New De.
partnre, $500, T.. u Si0O.
l'nilt,up Wheels, 81. 90 each
Blcycle Snits and Pants, our regula,
price.
Cyclometer 900 miles, 81 90, our pric,
% cents,
Cranks, per pair, 75c.
GrlFs, leather wound, l5c, per pair.
Handle Bars, 25c to 81 90.
Inner Tubes, 75c. for Morgan & Wright,
Dunlop and q x j. Castings,
Lamps !. g Lamp Globes, SC.
g. Lamps, G5c.
y OO 2Oth Century Oil LAMPS, Sl,50.
$500 Miller fias lantern. $l5O.
w 10 20th Century Gas Lantern, So %
$50, Majestic Gas Lantern, 50 90
Lamp Brackets: Axe, lc,; head, lOr. :
Fork, l0c.
on brttles Of oil for bicycles, guns and
sewing machines. SC.
Tires, Seconds ~ 0O TO 81 so.
Diamond RnbNer Company's Tires. SO co
Iur price, 81 90.
ne lradintd' Roadster Tires, $500.
The Bradiotd' puncture Proof T,res
81 80
Dunlop Castings, So 90.
Palmer Tires, 81 90
Tape, black or white, &c; the best.
Saddles from 75c. to s. SO,
Tool bags, from 25c. to DC.
Toe Clips fr NJ l0a. to 35c.
Pedals from 5Oc TO s. 90
Pumps, hand, lOc foot, 35.
EEepalr tools, Goodrich jiffy, 25c.
o33 9,s llrSey Plugging Tool, zoe,
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FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1901.

Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer may have The Sun sent to them
by mail by Informing this Office of their
address. 25 cents per month.
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|T0T ''.'.,IH. i52 / 10
Arrive Atlantic city,N. j. 1907 d"
hlllrcn between five aud twelve years
ohc-half Of the above rates.
returning special train leaves Atlantic
titr GOO p. m.
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Rust Remover and Cleaner

Bladford's 400 Oil. Special for oiline
coaster brakes and cleaning bicycle
enamel, automobiles, guns and sewing
machines, 25c per bottle.
Bradlord's Nickel Cleaner for cleaning
all bright metal; will not scratch; lgc,
and %, NOR tuha '"o'
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SCHUYIKILL DIVISION

Fer Phoenixville. Pottstown and Read
Ing, 5.45. $40 and 1913 a. M. 1852 (Sat.
nrday only, l,SO. 40, 5,ss. 7;33 and II 81
lz3z, 62 and $50 p. IN. Phoenixvill.
only. 726 a. m. and 4.4S and 5.52 d. m
weekdays.
10 and zss D. 0iS, @ WeekUdays re- u ~ s%aday % ay
o'5o. 92S n. m. and COZ p. m
FOR NEW YORK,
5S; $50, I.ss. $50. 9.03. $50. .l02l, 100
90 dS and q; ~, g !, 100 noon iss5 glmted
100. boO $3.50 800, 7oe, sos sos and md 10 Hipp ~
Pa m; and 1902 night. Sundays, 3.2O
liz; 3 40 90 SlS SIS. 10 'lo2l 1'2O
tied, AID. $40 1856. 635. ZOE. .S,E ANA
l0On p. m. and 12.02 night
r0r Boston, without change 1850 a. m.
For Sea Girt AsbHryp f;UI = Phrk m da,ly ucsan cror
Long. Branch. $40, 1l.03 a. m. and 4 M
1, ana 4.oo p. M weekdays
M &c. s6s a m Gast"n and
nertvllie lie and Easton only). week-days
and 7O2 p. M. daily. Buffalo, 9.Oti n m -
dadiu dET noon weekdays and zoe p. m
Leave, Market Street Wharf as follows.
ror New York Express, 800, $50 n m !.
i.w m week days.
For Long Branch, via Seaside Parl. q as
a, m. weekdays ''
for Island Heights. 835 a. m and 400 D.
III weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via DeIawora
river Bridge, express, $40 a. m. and
IU5 p. m. Sundays. o.2c q. m. and 7o5
p. m. ~"
Leave Market Street Wharf. express o M
a. m and 200, 400 and sis D. m. Sun
days. 900 ana 1000 a. m. - Suh-
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITy
OCEAN CITY.
Avalon. Stone Harbor, Anglesea. villa
wood and Holly Beath-express, 800 n
900 D. m ouhuays'
For Some"s' Point--Express, 900 a. m
a and sM, 400 and 5;l5 p. m. week. DAYS,
Tne Union Transfer Company will can
'esidences ''o'ois ana
!. b. HUTCHINSON r woop
r~-e-at Manager a.n D.. 80.
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A ATLAGTIC CITY.

-" henHsyiVan1a
Railroad, Delaware River Bridge
Route.
on Thursday, August s, ana Tuesday,
august Y, the Pennsylvania Ralroaf
Company philadelphia, Wilmington AMI
Baltimore Railroad Company viii run
special iow-rate excursions 10 Atlantic
City vim the Delaware River Bridge
Route without change OF ears. A through
special train will be run on the following
schedule, and ronndtrip tickets will be
sold at the rates quoted:
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REPAIRING A SPECIALITY

One of the finest equipped repair
shops in the State. Brazing. lathe work
and baking enamel. o ~ :
GOLF CLUBS.
~ 90 Preswick Clubs; big blrgain
while they last, SOC. each. AIso snna
fine wood clubs, soc. each. ''
Silver checks given with each r,r
plated. Call early il You wish to pe, ps
any OF these bargains. ' W get
mi ~ ~-
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First Baptist Church,

The following interesting program
under the leadership of Miss Emily
Wan has been arranged for the even.
ing service Sunday at 7:45 p, m:
/. Recitation, 1.-THE Builders" Misl
Leila Subj.
.. Living Stones" an exercise BY
the following girls: Mifsss Ma tie
Ferguson, NJ zelle Taylor Sarah Ward
Araneta Oldham. Laurie Traylor, Js NIKE
Lewis, Alice Wilson, Mary Lou Ga,che
Lille and Etiis Arnold.
8. ''Oan This Be True Mss Mss.
Ger knight.
4. "Bridge Builders" by Burford
Obtain, j ordan TrayIor, Ed WING ell
Clinton Kuight, Jake B!antoD, Trgwe
Toluas, Olof Tolnas, L D Oldham. Il
s. MoCrary. George Blanton. E B.
Arnold and Ray moDd Cranberry,
8. "a Pebble" BY Miss Ruth Norris.
6. Short talk by the pastor on "Wben,
81 Nv and Where to Build for God"
Appropriate songs and scripture
will be interpreted,
Ali are invited.
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The Brunswick baseball team 70 urn.
ed from DArien yesterday.
In the game on Thursday they de
featsd the D .rienites by a ssore of Is 20
2.
Owing to failure to 70 on special
steamer and the early departure Of the
Hessie from Darien Thursday after.
noon the Brunswickians were IN a
quandary as to h >w to get homo with
out losing another day. They finally
decided TO. DO By wagon to Darien
Junction ten miles distant and there
hit the Ssaboard Air Line track for
Everett, and from there they counted
on catching an early train into Bruns-
wick yesterday morning.
After q long ride through the sandy
roads Darien junction was reached and
from there she journey was made on
foot to Everett city some miles distant
This journey inc udsd going over the
long trestle which spans the AItamaha
river Some Of the boys caught the
8 O'Clock freight from Everett to Bruns-
wick while others came in on the pass
senger train early yesterday m ovning
All we're tired but not discouraged
although they had experienced a
rough time Of it on their DArien trip
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Mrs. W. F Parker and family after
an extended visit to Brooklyn will
arrive home on Dot. list.
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Mrs. J. @. Stiles is very much i'm
proved after her recent illuess.
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MENTION
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
BRUNSWIcKIANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
Miss Fannie Aiken, Of Penss cola 10
the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. Arthur G. Biain has returned
from visit to Macon and TalluIah.
Mrs. Leo Lomm and family are ex
pected home this week after visit to
friends 10 Fernandina.
Mrs. Harry Duowody has returned
from Maine where she spent the slsSAs
mer months.
Mrs. Frank Screven has returned to
her home In Savannah after Q pleasant
visit here the guest of Mrs. @ s wylly.
Mrs. James Bailey of Camden county
is the guest Of Mrs. j. r. Morto
Mrs, T. Q. Fleming and Mica Tallulah
Fleming have returned after an ex-
tended visit to q iinesville.
Mrs. Joseph w. Bsnnst hss returned
from an extended visit to summer
resorts In Nor.h Georgia.
Judge Alfred J Crovatt spent several
days of thls week with friends 10
Mr.. ON, Taylor has returned from .
trip to Philadelphia. sgrv1
Mr.. W. D. Miller spent several days
this week in Gainesville, Fla.
Mira. John Bsumgartner 10 visiting
friends in Savannah.
Mr., M. Elkan has returned from
trip to New York.
Mrs. Minnie Gam and family have
returned from Q visit to friends In
Atlanta. Mm-.
Mrs. E. II. Mason and family have
returned from summer trip to the
mountains Of North Georgia.
Mrs. J. @. Stiles lie very much i'm
proved after her recent illuess.
Mrs. W. F Parker and family after
an extended visit to Brooklyn will
arrive home on Dot. list.
Mrs william Buckley ana family have
moved to Brunswick from Cumberland
and wi reside here in the future. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ell Dudley. Jr.. viii reside
with them It the Bunklsy home on
Halifax equare.
M. and Mrs. K. ID. Dudley, Sr., Of
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HAD A ROUGH TIME.

Brunswick Baseball Team Gets There All
The Same.
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Mrs william Buckley and family have
moved to Brunswiok from Cumberland
and wi reside here in the future. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ell Dudley. Jr.. viii reside
with them It the Bunkley home on
Halifax equare.
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they have been visiting the principal
places of interest for the past two
months.
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Mrs. K. II. Mason and family have
returned from q summer trip to the
mountains Of North Georgia.
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they have been visiting the principal
places of interest for the past two
months.
Miss Nellie Cole sherry i, very much
improved after her recent illness.
Miss e leen Jenkins 10 the guest Of
friends In Blaokshesr
Miss Annie O'Connor has returned
from visit to friends in Washington
Ga.
Miss Lille PAyne, Of Dsrien, is the
attractive guest of Mrs.. Albert N.
Smith.
Misc Alice Wrench has returned from
Madison where she has been spending
the summer.
Mrs. Frank A. Wrench has returned
from a summers trip to Dalton,
Mrs NJ. A. Cook has returned to
Waycross after spending tho summer
on st. Simon and in Bruuswick, the
guest of Mrs. n. J. COlson.
Mr.. Julius Levy spent few days OF
this week in Savannah.
Mrs.. RoseDds Torras and family are
expected home this week after having
spent the summer in Massachusetts
visiting relatives.
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Mrs. J. e. Ball of Alsbama, 10 the
guest of Mrs. OIL Gambler.
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Mr.. Julius Levy spent q few days Of
this week in Savannah.
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Miss Nellie Colesberry /, very muot
improved after her recent illness.
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Miss Live, OF Wilmington, N. @. il
the charming guest OF her SISTER, Mrs,
G, s. TAFT.
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M. and Mrs. K. ID. Dudley, ST., Of
st. Simons will make their future home
In this city.
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Mr.. and Mira. N. Kaiser are expected
TO return from the north today where
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Misc Julia Wilder left TLursday for
New York where she will epend the
year in art studies.
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Miss e leen Jenkins 10 the guest OF
friends In Blaokshear
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-28

After q pleasant visi. to Mrs Harris
KlDy. Mrs, L ,tford has gone to Way
GROSS.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-28

MSS Halle Brobston has returned
TO the city after spending the summer
at her old homo, Brou wood, near
Madison, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-28

Mrs. Minnie Gam and family have
returned from . visit to friends In
Atlanta. ntg7e.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-28

Mrs. Frank A. Wrench has returned
~
from q summers trip to Dalton,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-08-07
CHEAP TITLES COME HIGH.
New York Court Orders tho Goulds to Paw
lnstallments on the Debts OF Count
and Countess Castellane

New York, Aug. 3.-Judge Lacombs.
in the United States circuit court. di-
rected George j. and Helen NJ. Gould.
as receivers of the surplus income of
Anna Gould, countess de Castellane.
to pay the installments of the prin-
cipai and interest past due upon three
mortgages on property of the Castel-
lanes in France. These PAYMENTS
amount to $5O,sOO. The court also di-
reefs the payment of certain INSTALL
ments upon two judgments. The re-
ceivers are further ordered 20 pay
dividends of ten per cent. to 1O4 cred
ltors who have intervened and be-
come parties complainant in the suits
against Anna Gould, countess de Cas-
tellane. The payments ordered by the
court aggregate $23O,OOO. Judge La
combe also handed down an ORDER al
lowing the claims of Eugene Fischoff
and los other creditors of the coun-
tess de Castellane, amounting i'm all
to $1,450,0OO.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-08-07
Position q Trying One.

OF the % women now in the Kansas
penitentiary Is are negroes. It is an
automatic fact that American juries
are slow to convict women charged
with crime, hence the probability
that those who do land in state prison
are the most depraved. The female
department at Lansing is in the ex-
treme northeast corner of the prison
enclosure and is as distinctly separate
from the mea as it is possible to be
mi de. in charge of these unfortunate
women as matron is Mrs. Ollie Clay
ton, of Ottawa county. She is ably
assisted by Mrs. Hall, of Sedgwick
City. Mrs. Clayton was a school
teacher until her selection as matron
two years ago. Her experience in the
school room no doubt enhanced her
capacity to maintain discipline in this
more trying position. Visitors to the
prison are forcibly impressed with
her executive ability, and relatives of
those whom the stern decree of law
has deprived of freedom can know
that she will temper justice with
Enercy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-08-07
WANTS STRIKE SETTLED
senator Hanna Goes to See President Nc
Kinley About 'the stubborn situation
In the Great steel District.

Cleveland. o., Aug. 3. Senator Han
ma left here for Canton Friday 10 visit
President Mckinley. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hanna will remain in Canton
as the presidents guest until Satur
day Afternoon. when he will return to
Cleveland. While Senator Hanna de
clineG to discuss the object of his
journey 10 Canton, it is generally re-
garded rs significant al this time. 1t
is known that the president is most
ANXIOUS TO see the great Amal9a mat
ed strike settled at the earliest possi-
BILE moment. Senator Hanna has also
expressed himself as desiring to see
the struggle brought TO close. as
we'll as admitting that he is anxious
to some extent connected with the
efforts being made to reach an agree
ment. That MIR. Hanna is bringing
strong influence Ia bear in favor of
settlement there is now but little
boubt, and those who ha We closely
watched the course of recent events
believe that the senator's visit to Cam
ton is largely for the purpose of con-
ferring with the president upon that
subject.