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TOMORROW.

Ralston's food. sugar and cream. pris-
ella cream roll Broileu bacon. Jim pops.
Coffee.
WEDNESDAYS COOKING.
Priscilla Cream Roll.-Pare and chop
fine six medium sized potatoes. Season
with half teaspoonful of salt, teaspoon
full OF onion juice. Il dash of cayenne and
add just enough cream sauce to bind
them together. Put them into butter
ed shallow baking dish and place in Il
moderately hot oven in pan Of hot
water. Cook until the potatoes are done;
then roll them over like an omelet, let
them stand Il few minutes longer, but
do not let them brown. Turn ont on q
heated dish and garnish with parsley and
broled bacon. Delicious.
Jim i ops--For one dozen Jim Pops al
low four eggs, one pint of pastry Hour,
half a teaspoonful of salt and pint
of rich milk. Beat the whites of the
eggs to a stiff froth with wire cake
whip and set aside. Beat the yolkS with
Dover beater, and gradually add to
them the pint of milk. Sift together q
liberal pint OF flour and the hnlf-tea-
spoonful of salt, and beat the milk grad
unlly into it, still using the Dover beatcf
] When Ill is smooth batter take out thC
! heater and gradually fold i'll the whites
! 10 not stir once with u circular motion
after adding the whites, but incorporate
them in the mixture by folding 50 rs moi
| break down the air cells in the beatel
egg. Bake in well creased gem pam
. thrpe-quartrrs of an hour i'll moderately
hot oven until the puffs are brown ant
well popped over. This is worth trying
Boxed Oysters-Takc pint Of oysters
one cup of good milk or cream, one table
spoonful OF butter tablespoonful o
cornstarch, half-teaspoonful salt. dasl
of cayenne pepper and one teaspoonfu
of celery salt. Put the oysters TO cool
in their own liquor; rs soon ms they com
to Il boil, drain through n colander Boi
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Little Albert on Corporal Punishment

Sometimes when I've been very bad,
My mother looks mt me,
And can see she's just as sad
AS ever She can be,
And then She says: Tonight Ill tel
Your father what you've done;
When he comes home he'll whip you
well"'
And then ! want 10 run
About a thousand miles away,
Or else drop out of sight
tt'S awful waitn' round I'LL day
70 catch it hard at night.
\ hoy cant always just he good
Or always act just 50,
Or always say just what he should
Without mistakes, you know,
II Id 4 little boy like me
Ana | was big and strong
I'd let him off sometimes when he
Just happened to do wrong;
! don't like whipping anyway,
| don't believe its right,
But worst Of ais 10 wait MI dny
For one you'll get at night.
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

the milk. Rub butter and cornstarch 70
getber and add milk boiling hot, stir cou-
stnntly until il thickenS then add oysters
mn seasoning: stir until thoroughly heat
cd. Have ready six slices of bakers
bread cut two inches thick, trim on we
crust and make each slice square. piS
the crumbs out Of the center Of eaeh
niece. leaving sides and bottom, Ike
box; that is. make Il square box ot each
piece. Brush each box over with melted
butter, PIT III Il quick oven untli brown,
theu place ON Il hot platter and fill each
box with the hot oysters. Serve ut once
Very delicious.
Penny Tarts Make filling Of one cup
fnll OF niSinS chopped fine, the Juice ava
riud of lemon. one large cracker rolled
fine. or the same amount Of bread crumbs
our cupfuI of sugar. one tablespoonful OF
melted butter and one egg Make ""
usuol pr paste, and cut ii into pieces
thrcr or four inches square Put q
tnblrsroonn Of this mixture in tli'
center, pinch the edges together am,
bnkr about twenty minutes in 4 modef
atcly hot oven. This is novelty i"l
luncheon.
Rough RIDER Tic iht u i'll ~ W.
Of choppci cooked meat any kind ;
small cup Of boiled rice, one hard holle'
crr choppcd fine: Tablespoonful q
melted hntter. one tcaspoonfni OF drA
mustard. half teaspoonfnl Of salt dnsl
Of cayenne pepper. tcaSpoontni oi '',t'
salt, tablespoonful of cracker crumbs
add Il cupful Of stock or warm water
mix Thoroughly. Put in Il well ercase'
baking dish. cover the top with slices :
tomatoes that have been drcdged y
cracker crumbs, dot each slice with but
Ter and bake thirty-tivc minutes I'm
rrcipc i original and is splendid
Kenilworth Ranch DumplinrS- axe
, ouart Of flour, one cup Of good Swee
, lard ana halr-cup of butter; rub this int
thc flour after il is siftcd with one tea
, spoonful Of baking powder: add enoue
: milk TO make soft dongh. TINS !
). rolled Oh, qliiclly into n sheet an Inc
| thick and then cut in squares INT
I. each square is laid half-aprlc, pr"ir
/, and rarctl. ana the crust tucked nronn
: il Have ready in dripping pan
{ sirup made Of one cunful Of sugar to on
i Of water: lav the dumping in bake !
I otick oven thirtr TO forty minutes, SrrH
( with an old fashioned molasscs snlc'
. No one over eats these dumplings Will
i ont sincere tribute to their rXcnllcnc
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FOR THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION. PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. m. raily, pittsburg, Chicago. Gin
cinnat, Louisville and st. Louis. Dii-
ing Cas-.
1925 a M, daily. for Pittsburg and Chi.
cago, mo coaches TO .Pittsburg) Linn
Red TO two Buffet Parlor Cars.
12 90 p M, daily. Limited" Pittsburg
chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
louisville and St. Louis. Dining Car
u % p. m, daily. Pittsburg and Cleveland
~ M daily, Pittshurg Chicago Nash
vile. tvia Cincinnati and Louisville Indian
apols and st Louis DINING carr
S25 p, m. PlttsbuIg. Columbus, In
dianapolis; Louisville and st, Louis.
SEQ p m daily. Pittshnrg and Chicago
for Toledo except saturday
ll5 p. M. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except AZ
urday.
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DEATHS.

NPPLFTGS-Sud icnlv, on Noyember \ ION
Nary NJ, wife Of Iohn ;. Appl ton. in her Gitl
Ktia,iyes and friends are respectable Invited
attha the 'ui tral from the residence of her
nlh-nd M. l3l West Thirteenth .tr.pt nj,
hursdav afternoon at . n'ctCck. services A,
onse, ln'erment At Ri"crvic. cemetery.
tLMER-At Hlre's Corner, uel.. on Noyemhc,
?, 1901, Mary X Palmer ed 79 years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Thursday morning ser
Niees at the at" residence at 10 O'clock liner
lcht ~ NJ. sa'em cemetery, Wilmington
d!npLEr0N--suddenl IN November 4. 1901
lanes X Middlt ton, in his 29th year
Relatives, friends members of the Brothct
l4nd OF Locomotive II em-n Lodge, 40, 23l. anf
lue Rock Council, No i3, l.. o. K c.. are 70
,ptctillly invited & attend the funeral service
IN. No G22 West sixth street on Thursia,
''ternoon al 2o'clock Interment at Mt. salem
cemetery.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express 6,i6 p. m
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans; 7.36 u m,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Macon
Memphis. Nashville via Asheville and
Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 1918 p m
daily. sleepers to Charleston. Macon, and
Port TAMPA; LOS n. m, daily, sleepers tc
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake e. Ohio Railway S.1i p. M
daily. dining car and slecpcrs to Cincin-
NATL.
Seaboard Air line Railwny,-Fxpres'
i@i a. m, daily, sleeners TO New Orleans
and Jacksonville. "Florida and Mctropo
Titan Limited" 400 p m. daily. sleeper
10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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pELAwARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S.13 a. M. 3O3, Ace and
b5S p M week days.
For Lewes = 1874 M. i,02 n, m week davs,
For Reh both l3a M, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
ami Saturdays only.
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar
S13. t05S a m 402, 6.5S, and l2l1 p. m
sunday 12.11 p. m.
For wyoming and way stations, 303
m week days.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Poin,
Comfort and Norfolk, l05S a. M, week
days and 1911 night daily.
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EOk ROEEALO

Via Emporium Junction $50 a. IN, and
S25 p. m. daily.
Via Canandaigua, $50 a. m, week days,
$50 p, M, except Saturday, ana ma l.,
IN. daily.
~ Congressional Limited Express Al,
Vcstihule Parlur Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
nan charge.
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
rhe Wilmington Transfer Company will
ral for and check baggage from hotel
ana residences.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
j r. HUTCHINSON, J. II, WOOD
General Manager. General Pass. Art
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,BALTlMORE&O,
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect Nav 10 ,o',
,,1Aiu Az trains Illuminated with Pin
~ Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington n.,.
nue. Station for ~ delaware \
NEW YORK. week dav. ~,
Limited, ",gl .Il2, 10 .io.52 ~ % m 'SlS nd
.S;ol; ,s$e .ii.s5 a M. .gs5, x T. y 3Ssaa4sl Y A
'fPiHaiI PHiLApELP2iIA Alil,Rilf A42; sod .l052 , IA.
30. $50, 720, sS co. .9.5g t1o 10 81
sl2.19. '2.35. 245, 1859 Is Il tpnti tpSt y Y a d
.25. sfH, G.35. ~l.s2, 'lO.52. >VnA n =, ,.rltd
sb;9t l2G. $50. 1898, 1864, tli,35 ). Tallal
| ~ M .,as 9;es; 'o'lS tRoyai Limtcdl g5 II
oc,he.,er, week Gays. $50, .G5O .o II
Ss .l952 l0.s9 a. m, 2.45 .Sa. ..4
| * lv.52 p. m, Sundays, 7aa eg5s'
Mhs; .rds ,n.S6 a. m 4.ib, 1859, SIS, " n
Atlantic City. week days xGso
5.9s' sn 10 ~ o' ana x5 Is P m. Sundays, i.os
CAPE May. week days x6 80 a. M ,.s
'unda,s. x5,0l a IN -, As'o p
Sea Isle fity. week days only, ss5a, =
i, gsitimore 80 ns u and Washington, week ( al
$40, '457. '6.2O (i1oyai i.iinIt@%&I5 z
n. 'i26s. zoe, m57 6 20 IN lSoaas,o AM s6|
i,55, ''s.04, '10.16 p m. '''s'' hTiii
| baItihore ana way stations gEL
,.19 p. M, daily except Sundny. G"i G,. 2
81 p. m, Sunday only. 'S 2.
Newark, week days, I1S H.. =,
'i1.01 a.. M: 'l256 SiS. 49, '' Y
p; m. sundays. AIS, 'S.Oi. 9E
p25e r,67, 6.55. s.42; 'iO16 j, n 4"
Pittsburg, week days, N'lj, a m A,
1918 p. m. Sundays, $50, a m mr. y
0.16 p. m. H''' =
Chicago, daily. .S.Oi a. N ~
Cincinnati and st. Louis. IL "
l2,56 and '1016 y. m: daily =
Singeriy accommodation. wcnL i.
i55 a. m. 3;i9. $40, p. m. SUNDAYS Az
Landenberg accommodation Won,, 4,
80 p. m. Sundays, 6.55 D. N N "
LEAVE MARKET STREE'r Sr ,ru
for Baltimore, week days 4 /,
Landenberg, week DAYS s in ~
80 p. m. Sundays 949 q. m G55 "r' n | !
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA far
n;ington, week days. @395 did .7go "
90 a.. m, .12.2o, .1.37 215 '3a7 'iN
$50, t5dS (Royal Limited5 555 a.; !,
$40, s11.3 p. m. SUNDAYS n g5 y n !
and 100 a. M, ~l220 'lHi Il !,
5.4S (Royal Limited, SIS. '73o 7n !
10 30 p m. '"'
Deimarvla Telephone, No l09
Rates to western points Io,ynr tbar
1nv other line. '''''
ntngton. Del
d. u. MARTIN. Man. or pres Tram
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PENNSYLVANIAR.R K. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMlNGTON IL
BALTIMORE Raj ROAD.

Schedule In effect September 10 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (expressl, l.57, So2. a2o,
$50, 7.42, $50, $50. s55. 9.S5, sb5, 10 1o52.
5S S sl 11'2 ls5 s so a. sd m $50. 1iG E6 lS IT, 49, 3
sS q 60 Sio ana siG y alSo @
soF sO TnesSSf sSS s5S ISL IL? s n5 a.
M, l.S7 3. D. 4.5S, q VI z OF and g.c6 =. N.
1880, 2'ss. 400 SIS. e.S5 and 1913 ?. m, !,
For New York Through express), l.5.'
$92 ss9 Pinpg Carp s5S I9 loSI 5nias III q; can m
5ii. sM .6.5o }Dlning Carr, ~ ,raa, and s,d sic
Hen GhadelPhia. y u 42 49, ,s5S 55S fsS 2 sS sSS
s.ii. ass. 5.O7, so7. go, III. 9l6 and iO+'
p'oi: For Boston without change, 1902 a. m ;.
aI% For II Newark " ii Center and intermediate
stations, 7.Ss a. m; ua and nd, , S;S5 p m, m sm
so. S.5l, 90 s %, 1903 d46 7oS, 7.sb
sl1 p. M, and LOS night.
Baltimore ana intermediate stations
Wilmington iexpressl, $50 7.2o 725. s.sss
!G5s s5 s. 49,? ss5 bls5 ss ll$a H. g as 5 s i
SO. Cos, ,G;2o, 655. 7.a i126, 11.aS p. m and
1920 night oo,
nj, 1.2S, 1926, 4.04, 4.49, 6.H, S3S, l0.22. and
''''' - SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl. l,57, 3Q2, ~
4 g35, a55 1852. ll.i5 a. m, 1855, 137, 3D
4 A5S, 6,O7. $50. III, 9.06 'nd 9.16 p. m.
4 i2i4. 300, 400 525 TBS, and 1043 p m. :
\ For Chester (exprsss). 1.57. 4.2O, S:35
Has a. m, l.S7, 900, ASS. 6.O7 and so
lp m. - 49,
FOR New York Through expressl l.57
3 %, 935, 955 Dining tarl, 1052; ll.45 2
n m, 1856 1.3T, Dining Carr, 800. 6.0I. 'e ~
Dining Carl. TIT. 91G. p. m. connectini
4 via Broad street station. Philadel, min
%. 71O, SO, 935 955 ll.45 a.. M. 12:5t
Z 81, 800, ASS, 607, go, 7l7 PIG and lOf
i For Poston without change, III p. m
Y baltimore and Washington, 4s5 SO
B ais a. M. 1905 1913. 1.50,. 3.5l, 400. 52
II 03 GAG. 736, Sill, p. m. and J. O5 night.
u Baltimore and intermediate stations
b G13 D. M. 1918 night.
n Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, 70
n Wilmington (expresa), $50. 10: II q, II =:
n T. M / 10, 3.13, 800 LAC, 5.07, 52h Soy
n SIS. 7.31, S.35. l1.26. 1i.2S p. m, and H.
81 night.
n 70 49, 232, 613 s,SS. and 1922 p. n.
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DHILA. AND READING RAl
wilmington DiyIslonl

Time table In effect October igdl
Trains leave Wilmington tFfe
Street. Statlonl for F.lsmere Junct
Montchanin. Winterthur, Guyenco
tion, Pocopson, West Chc 'at
vile, Mortonville. Coatcsvile and in
mediate stations, daily except Sunday
7,25 a. m. daily 2.l5 and iI1 b III 1
day only SOC a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction il mere
intermediate stations, daily rSaant {
day at 7.35 a. M, daily 2,ij ana $50 b
For Joanna. Birdsboro, Reading and
| termediate stations, daily except
day, at 7.35 a. m, daily 2l5 and ij9 D
| Sunday only, S.06 n. m
For further information passengers
referred to the ticket agents At the
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut 81
Wharf and South Street Wharf for
lantic City.
Week days-.-Exrress. 900 q. III 9n
s 90 7.l5 p. IN Accommodated, % a. ~.
p. m. Sundays t1prrss. qc0 lGt0A M
D. m, accommodation. s 60 a. m. 4 flr ID
Leave Atlantic City Dcrot Week ia
Express. 7.35 Q on, l0.1' m 20 j@
Accommodation Sc5, q. m 2.5o y N,
da' s--Expres' 1Ol5a, m $50 T@lp IN,
commoiatiGn 7.15 q. M, f5p. IN.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHlI.AnIEILlilA,y Az
For CAPE MAY AND OCEAN '"TN-
davs S.i5 a. m 4.l5 m. SUNDAYS i1a
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC {
Express-Leave New York diherty
y 10 q. m, 3 40 p, m
Leaves ATLANTIC ClrY-- Wcck d
$50 n. m. 2,15 p. m, al.
Detailed time tab'es at tck' otle
W. g. BESLER. EDISON ] WE.f
Gent Supt Genl fass'r
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
Connecting with p. ". e. = Il r
Union station, Baltimore, Nd
Taking effect september 2e5h lNOl
All trains leave Hillen station as
lows:
i.aoa M Fast Mail, Main Lir. llapfM
Y. aud " Ry aud the South and eS =
p V. r. r., Chnmbprsburs Ml'
surg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT Sl,$R,'A,i
..7."5 m --Iork, J, and ,,n,,a ,rS,,,e4
Mnin Ms,n IA Line E. east and Il e 4 1nRFy ''''
S.23 m,--Main Line. a9rrSlHWl' 9",i
burg. Frederick. Emmittshulg npd \ 81
Rv. TO Ekton i,
1912 a. ELECTROMAGNETIC iof
Bridge. York, Gettysburg
2.25p, m. Acrnm fNr tlnan ElfR,,, NJ,
832 i. m.-Fxp for YORK aut ~ i iit q
I25 p m.- EXP Main linr rom, ii, IL
wn; also Frederick, Emmiis NsaNd Hol
burg
58O .. Accommodate 'or, tnoiE b !.
6,I5 n, m ---AccOmmodati0a WIZ p
ll.25 %. IN -ACcnmmo3atlln I fiA'''
SUNDAYS DNl.i +
935 a. m.-AccOmmotjiiipn lp'
r Bridge and Hanover. r,i,p R
/ Z 50 p. m.--Acc"mm 1At.0n tmory
4 9n u. IN. Accommodation INV l.,,3
10 IS n. -Accommodation ,0r ,.sl. fnl'1s y,
!. Ticket and Baggage ONee 2la t"'' e.
street a,ia az
+, Trains ston at Union + nn'ylyai''s All N
Fulton and Walbrook n tth hNtl sf3s ty0l
J. NJ. HOOD. li u 1S,g ras, 4
General Manager tieh -.
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Are You with us? When? At tn,
Eagles Ball at Turn Hall, Friday night,
November s. Why certainly.
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In THE SHOPS.

Something new for women, always. III
the line Of garments which will make
them slender. Now there are jersey
skirts which will fit like gloves, only Il
little more 50, and with nice, fluffy ruiiics
which set ont the dress Skirt. The finest
Of these skirts are of silk. and one of
them. with handsome silk rutlie, will
cost $35. Another Of wool which will
give at once warmth and slrnderncss,
will cost $3.50. The jersey cloth is Of
black and the rufiles of any of the fancS
colors one wears in silk skirts.
In separate skirts as well ms skirts
with suits, there is Il demand for the
unlined for this same reason. They viii
cling better than the lined. There is
more or less flare or founce effect to The
lower edge Of the skirt and my lady can
wear any kind of silk skirt she wishes
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New York Clothing House.

Most of Our Cloihieg is :
Union Made! Does That /
Make Any Difference to J
You?>---unas-
Overcoat time now, ard |
the New York Clothing |
House is the place for over
coats.
A good overcoat for IS,
So and SO 50. Blacks, blues
and Oxfurds.
Ten styles of handsome
overcoa,s tor IS. FIiezes in
blacks and Oxfords. Ker-
seys in blacks, blues and
OXfords, some cnt short,
some long.
Twenty styles Of really
fine overcoats for $40. You
may pay iwelve in any other
! store and get 10 better
4 blacks, blues, browns, Ok
4 furdS, the new overplalds,
! Raglans and box overcoats;
4 short, long and medium
! lengths.
4 Great lines Of overcoats
1 for SI2 and SIS. Some Of
& the styles yoa'll see i'll no
q other store except at a met
y chant tailo1's, and then
! You'll pay double.
4 You Should See the Shoul-
ders on Our Owe coats .
q And boys overcoats, too
little and big; lots of
& them $2 and up. Very good
overcoats for IS, IA and IS
4 Store open evenings now.
] MAX EPHRAIM,
y NEW YORK
a CLOTHING HOUSE
! 5o4 MARKET ST,
y Next Door to Clayton House
3 Delmarvia Phone SI7'
Ssy-s-zs-szzzszxzsryssE aS,zSf4-zy--7T-
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SCHUYLKILL DIVISION

For PhoeniXville, Pottstown and Read
IRA urday 70 onyy rs fa 4o @ $s an ara il ii5o
p. m Sundays, $50. 900 and 9.23 n. m.
1872, 6.02 and SO p, m. Fhoenixvile
only, 126 q. m. and 44S and 552 p. M,
FOR Pottsyillm 5.45, 9lo, 1913 a. M. 18O,
410 and 7SS p. m. week days. Sunday
650, 923, n. m. and 602 y. m
FOR NEW YORK
SIS. $50, 7a$ S26. 3d. $50. 60 .lo'5i, io 1SS, iS
.i55 and .l11 - ny oJ i4o. 80 3 's5 soo. $50,
400, 50O $3.50 500, .7,O2, tS.O5 and 1900,
p;.- m, and j. Y night, Sundays, $40
rcd 'i.il5, SEQ. '5,56, s$5, 7o2. sos an and
1000 p, m, and l2,02 night. ,
For Sea Girt Asbnry Park, Ocean Grove
Long. Branch, $50, 1i;O3 a. m. and S8,
For Lambertville. Easton and Scranton
ESQ, 800 a M, 1900 noon. 3.52, 500 U.am-
bertyille and EaSton only week days
1900 noon week days and 7O2 p. M
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows;
For New York, Express, 900, $50 a. m.
430 p. m. week days.
For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, S3I
a. m week days. -
m week days.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
| Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
River Bridge, express, $40 a. m. an,
| 705 p. m. Sundays. 9,20 n. m. and 10
n. m.
Leave Market Street Wharf. express. 90
n. m, and 200, 400 and Sis p. m. Sun
days. 900 and 1000 a m.
FOR CAPD MAY, sFA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY
|
wood and Holly Beach-eXpress, 900 O
m. and 400 p m, week days Sundays
| 300 p. m.
and 200, 400 and SIS D. M week days
Sundays. 900 and 1000 a. m.
| The Union Transfer Company viii cal
for, and check baggage from hotels an
| residences
/ J II. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD.
| General Manager. den. Pass. Agent
Telephone 49,
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Authorized to Act as

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN.
lSTRATOR, GUARDIAN AS
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loana Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
attends 20 the
Management OF Real Estate and tC
the Collection and Remittance ot
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividen IL on stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireproc
Vanlts, Makes ample provision il.
lts Store Room and Vaults Tor tG
Safe Keeping Of Securities and Valn.
able Packages placed in its custody
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM K. BRINCKLF, Vice-free
JAMES o. CLARKSON, Treas, and Sec.
| JOHN S RUsSELL Trust Officer.
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The SUMS Daily Bill Of Fare.
Wednesday, November 9Th.
= LUNCH.

Boxed Oysters. Beet salad.
L>Sliced rolls. Penny tarts. Cho-
colate.
DINNER.
Clam chowder. Rough rider
pie. Baked potatoes. Celery.
White bread and butter. Ken
ilworth ranch dumplings. Cof.
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FINANCIAL.
SECURITY TRTIST AND SAFF
DEPOSIT COMPANY.

510 Market ST., Wilmington. Dfl.
CAPITAL (tull paid $500, 900
SURPLUS 100000
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underneath for d silk lining. There is
one advantage to those lined skirts ASIDE
from their clinging qualitics-thera Is
never Il lining to quarrel with any color
III hat or coat one may choose to wear.
1t can't be said that there Is any special
economy in them. There seems TO he no
difference in the cost. There are cheap
skirts and costly skirts MS before, buF
apparently no great bargains on account
of the ommlsSion Of the silk inside.
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No better goods obtainable than what
We offer you.
Buy our coffee green, roast and blerd
il ourselves, We know then what we are
Offering YOU. We challenge the marke'
today with our special blend coz " at 49,
or pounds for Soc. 1t is blended witt
are and just right to make rich, mel,
low drink.
Price, 1Sc. or pounds for SOC. For 4
coffee equal TO most Java and Mocha. w,
ask You TO try our special @ and S. Ii
Y fine, old coffee at 26c. or pounds for
81 40 Rnsnnntfrll,,
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Here is something new in II union gar
ment. There is the regular little woven
undervest. low neck, and without sleeves
nnd attached to this, short bifurcated gar.
mcnts. made full Of the other silk used
for underwear, of a closer weave, soft
and taking but little space. but with
more substance TO it than the trst-mcn-
toned material. This is the kind made
into silk chenise. The edges are trim
med with lace.
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! Ralstons food, sugar and cream. l'ris-
ella cream roll Broileu bacon jim pops.
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Fancy silks are exceedingly pretty i'll
uctticoats. Some Of these are made Of q
dotted silk, and others in II brocade of I;
delicate pattern. The silks are all in ont
tone. One pctticoat Of hrocade is Of
deep cream. and is trimmed with pretty
fine lace of pale coffee shade. II y
il beautiful skirt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-05-29
District Conference Roll.

Bethany Circult-Rev. J. R. Copeland, J. NJ.
Watts, c. J. Rollins.
Bishopville Station-Rev. a. C. Walker, R.
Y. Mcleod. J. F. Kelly.
Camden Station-Rev. J. L. Stokes, Rev. j. J.
Workman, c. W. Birchmore, j. B. Phelps
Camden Circuit-Rev. G. P. Penny, Rev. ".
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Jordan Circuit@Rev. W. A. Belts, J. C. Ora
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