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never allow that they are fit for self
government when it is possible that
contrary decision will give great num-
her of fat Offices to Democratic political
aspirants. The Filpinos need to grow
fast, in political knowledge and govern
mental experience, in order that they
may have their own government well in
hand before the advent Of 4 Democratic
National Administration in this country.
The Democrats We're perfectly willing 10
help the Insurgcnt Agulnaldo against II
! Republican administration. but they will
not bc his friend in opposition to graft
flying Democratic greed for office.
Mark that assertion for future reference.
The sun., 1901-07-09

WI, frlicitously greet Mr.. District At
tornry Byrne. During u long acqnaint-
ancc with him, during which wc have
had occasion to labor earnestly with him
nycr his political mistakes, we have seen
him approach very near I" the lin" of
political rctititudc and fall away again.
nc ara glaa to know that his former
friends have decided t. bar him ont "f
thp company Of faction and disruption
furcr Him 10 come nit from among III"
political loluiors and he oile nf Gods
l.nplr. We remind him Of the declared
ioy il heaven over The sinner returned
ana again fcicitatc him On his Z ~ ~.
ur. one ~ The proofs af virtue is 'ht
abuse u tllr vicious.
The sun., 1901-07-09
With the Yachts,nen.

The sorry showing made hy the Iudc-
l9ll'lelice III her rae" Of Saturday Inst
WIN the Constitution and the Columbia
Nlnd" lhoSl Of thosr yachting experts who
hhw tl" contest ana were not hIindly prc-
ltldlc"d n th" Boston boats favor H.
'rN" that i definitely PIT 4 auictus
el"n h"r claim 70 being in the cup d.
feldcr class.
lhrr" M" some, however. who hold
it'' ~ error Of judgment ON thr part or
nos" ~ chhrg" Of I'd" boat from Boston
~ srhding her chasing into quarters look
lls tor better wind where She lost mnch
mn III" others Ind, was the real cnusn
~ =, ,isr crushing and hnmiiating defeat,
'"iiN race will probably settle thnt
h"ln nhd i i rs Wei. perhaps. 10 ~
l"iNt krcp opinions quiet nnti tho InIr.
trnd'nr" has had one more chance
The sun., 1901-07-09
PHILIPPINE CIVIL GOVERNMENT

BY command Of President Mckinley.
exercising authority conferred hy Con
grcSs civil government Snp"rcc,rd The
military authority III tile Philippines on
Thursday. Governor Taft succeeded
General MacArthur. The President
crmor TAFT and the lilipnoS. upon lhe
auspicious opening of civil government
and hoping fur 4 speedy development Vt
the free self government the American
people design for III" enjoyment and we'll
Icing Of The Fillipin0s. or courst, thr
Democrats and Anti Impcrialists are
grunlling and finding fault over the
message o. cnngratulafiun ami describing
il rs l4raunous the talk If king nr en-,
pcror 70 his subjects. The complaint is
mad" thut Ills civil government il com
posed Of aicns and thai il Il Sustained
u.s. sO,0Q0 soldiers of Ii alell country. Wen
lct u4 almt i'll that. There Il this ahp,
it, The alicns ia charge of lhe ihllip
pines ana the soldiers stationed tlirrc will
see 10 il thHt each ana every Filipino
has cIual rights aud iustc" nndrr the
laws aud that there shall H. no warlikn
interference WITH thc l'lipinns in thrir
progress toward absolute srll-goycrn
mrn nlrr tlr l'Hitra States protector
atr. Wien thr revolutionary ana d.
potic clements Of the population rrcog.
nize that the government nu>t hc unr ~
law guaranteeing Liberty ana iuStirr. ald
give over their revolutionary and lyru-
nous work, then will il stable free govern
mcnt he possible and nntivrs succcrd the
aliens now governing the islands. Ry
that tin, IL l5ilipinos viii kc thoroughly
Alnrricanzcd, aud Americans will no
longer lie aliens in the Philippines. 1t
may happen that when thcse things have
been attained. that u Democratic presi-
dent "f th" United States may lie elected.
Ihen look ont The whole Philippinr
establishment will fnN like rich spoil
M" rm"cati" control. Tho Fat offices
viii NJ tie lur" frr Democratic pbn,,t..n i
ihtill al opposition 70 alien government i,
W" Philippines. Does amy one imagine
that Democrats WIN abolish that govern
AtNl ithntsh these offices! Never for
lopm"ni will thuy consider il. Bnt tbnt
Nlil 70 llr worst for the Filipinos. They
are h"l Z" people Democrats will
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WISHES THAT BEoEr LIES.

1t would he an interesting list Of politi-
cnl knowledge. 10 know upon what rule
OF procedure Anti Addicksitcs determine
what conditions exist in the Union Rc-
publican party. When the Union Repuh-
licans are comtrntcd and happy. are sure
that everything is going along in good
order ana their prospects for speedy ulti-
mate triumph growing brighter, some
Anti-AddickSitc suddenly discovers
threatened inSurrection in the lnlon ltc-
publican camp. Just now when mon
Republican content and peace Is as
placid as Il land locked, hrecZccss lake"
some alert Anti-Addirksite watcher re
ports that there is great anxiety ~ the
Union Republican party over the alleged
appuintment Of twO or three fnurtli-cltss
postmastcrs by Dr. Congressman 5all.
The truth about these appointments Is
that they have no political significance.
but have been dictated by the locality
conditions. have been made at the only
places available and Of the only persons
who could he induced to accept them.
We hay, no doubt but that DR.. Congress
man Ball would like very much TO pose
MS dispenser of political fnyors, and thus
break through the fence built around
him when he was nominated. II is we'll
known that his nomination was Strenl
ously opposed by the Union Rrpuhli-
cans. His unrcasonng, prcjudic" ana INT
Ter tongue had barred him out, AMI i
was not until Chairman Hanna and
other members Of tie National kcrnhli
can Committee became sponsors tor him,
ana promised that lie should have rn
patronage to dispense. that his nnmlna-
tion WAS 1T all pussihc The nomination
was made un those terms IT is very
probable flat Br. Ball knew a thr ~.
rangcncnt and accepted til" conditions
1t is like him ana his Kind If politics 4
repudiutr I'M agreement. An instance q
that is round in his relation with til,
office of STATE treasurer He and hi'
friends are dpsiruis TO make il app"a
that hc is thc big tit, of the State an,
are therefore alleging cvrrythi;g pos
siblr 10 Impress the uniformed with tha
idea.
.--..t..,..- l.au,. .r4Il4t tia nisri.I
llpintnrnts for Delaware that have bee
nt any Importance uI had any puIitry
significance lnc reports to the coutrar
are only the outcrics Of the Anti Nualck.
itrS who r"aliAc that they arr oyerboai.
IN deep water unable to swim and viii
little nope or rescue. The alleged pnS
office appointments are tossed out [
these Anti-Addieksitcs rs Lille prtsrrypr,
ana u they don't increase III number III
quality somebody will bc dragging III
creeks aud rivers for specimens d
drowned .Ndlicksitcs, before Iii
neNt election time comes around.
In til" meantime Union licpuhica
party conditions are as peaceful ANA 4
hopeful rs good purposes and hign hopr
can produce. In anything said to In
contrary, The wish hrgrts the ill., I'll
Union Republicans are not worried.
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RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May, 49, 1901. r,.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
nt 5sp EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave-
.lS5s Ssw y Tehf % w:ss d%ys .sis IS! Rsys
.i%iieS 4 e is .lo5s B r. .ass sSnGSys .sis.
'fIgfi fPYgIiIApEEPfiIA week days. 's.Oi.
$50 ~ 'sS 'sss 'psS Royai lVfI mited ri
.56i 7a6 6 So 0So .s$s 1853 ii i a5 a. m s$s
2,45, 1859: '5lS (Royal Limited); 6s5, '7.d2.
% g. 'lo52. io5s q m: S.i .s5s .52s ss5 .7as
'ii.a5. a m: 2.i5. $3.50. 6.85, '7i2 s56, 'lO5s.
Atlantic city week days, $3.50 a. ma
cape cape May, Ocean city. week days, $3.50
Z sea "a Isle ' city, i = week days, g $50 a. L. M.
IS RBslhtimare and y. .Wqshinston, week We x days.
$40, .i.57. 'eSo ,(Royail lAmited),o 800
*1016 p. m. Sundays. AIS; 800 9G a.
m; .l256, .e0s: '4.57, '6.20 Royal Limited)
Raltimore M and way stations, s,5s a. M.
s19 p. m. daily except Sunday; 9.o5 a. M.
| n m. SUNDAYS, a.iS, fS.W. g.O5 n. m. f,
a1o 56. s457. 655 S.42. '1016 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, ssoi. a. m; .i57.
'I01G p. m. Sundays. 1904 a. m, '457,
016 p. m.
Chicago daily. 'S;o4 9. m. .i57 p. m. j.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. s41S n. m:
~ SC and f1016 p. m. daily
Singerly accommodation: week days.
rs n. m: 10, 610 p. m. Sundays, 9.O5 a..
m: GEE. sac p. m.
T.andenberg accommodation, week days.
s3a n m SUNDAYS 55 n. m
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore. week days. .2.45 p. m.
Landenberg. week dnvs. $40 n m: 2,45.
so y, m. SUNDAYS 80 z N; 6k p. m,
mington. week davs 20 ah gro .7ao 40 &c
tIoo m: .l2.9o. ttT 21S, '2o7. 100 4 so o
70 i0 .1125 p m SUNDAYS e 20. y 30. S0n
md II On n. M: .i2oo y II ~ y %
= IS (Roval Limted). 555, +T30. TAO '94o
10 70 n m
Dolmarvia Tnlenh0ne No 193
3 natns 10 western points lower than via
NV other line
" A. MULLER. Passenger Agent, VIII
|, | n,inoton DaI
. n n. MARTIN. Man. of Pass. Traffic
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things. Charming ones in colors are sell
ing for 81 1-2 and so cents.
Fancy striped white piqucs sell for
l2 1-2 cents. Many of the stripes are very
beautiful. However, if one does not care
for the stripe plain pique skirt. ready
made, can be bought for 81.
IT is poor woman who cannot have
wash gown. Chambray gowns i'll blue
and lavender and deep pink are selling
for $1.75 n full suit. The skirt is made
with fiounce set on. The waist is tuck
cd back and front and has turned down
collar, this with the front plait edged
with white.
This is not as stylish MS pink striped
cambric which is made IN excellent fash
ION and sells for 49, The skirt is simply
gored with an inverted plat at each
seam beginning half way below the knee
and the opening Of each plait strapped
across with n piece of the material Mt tho
top. The waist is hox plated in small
plaitS back and front. There is q
starchcd collar in excellent shape Of TIL,
material and the cuffs or bands MT th,
wrists have two small box plaits the siZt
Of those on the waist, running aronnt
them.
Stylish mercerizcd cotton suits of deel
pink ana blue are made with flare floun
crs stitched with white. They have sim
l,le waists also stitched with white am
with n white collar Of the dress matcria
These cost $3.75.
| 4 white pidue gown. very attraciy
and stylish. is similarly made. hut with
narrow black dotted white braid for trim
ming. nntlining the flonnce. the oprnln
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FOR THE WEST,

TIoN, PHILADELPIIIA,
MY O. m. daily, Pitt4burg, hicago. Gin
ing Car.)
l0.25 a. m. daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburg.) Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
l2D p. m. daily, Limited" Pittsburg
.'hicago, Cleveland Toledo, Cincinnati.
louisville and st. Louis Dining Car
20 p. IN. daily. Pittsbure aud Cleveland
40 ?. m. daily, Plttsburg. Chicago. Nash
Hllle tvia CincinnatD, indianapolis, and
81. Louis. Dining Carr
S,2l p. M Pi'tsburg, Columbus In.
dianapolis, Louisville and St I.ouis.
500 p, m. daily, Pitt burg and Chicago;
for Toledo, except Saturday.
ana Cleveland
l1.@ p, IN. daily, Pittsburg, and Chicavo;
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
valley Route; for Cleveland, except Sat
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COMMENTS OF THE DAY.
Death From BrighI's Disease.

l'rnu III" New York Herald
Rrlslll'S disease, from which Mr.. Pierre
l.orillnrd died yesterday, is such II com.
mon affection ana III rs chronic form Il
50 uniformly fatal than whcu once the
dingn"sis il made there II littc ultimate,
hope for the patient
ne ailment starts rs an acinc or
chronic Inflammation Of the substance
of tn" kidneys and So Scriosllly interfcrrs
with the rXcrcton Of these organs that
the victim is poisoned 10y the accumula-
ton of eXcremcntitions materials in the
blood. These natural filters of the body
become clogged ana eongcstivr. and thr
l,roative substances which should br
flil'liha'"d exercise their baneful effect
~ h'hrt, evNin and lungs. giving rise in
,"aia, .nai. !" Ni'nl"a , distressing symptoms as
Sinr"r and difficult hrr,r',inr Drons,
nf 2. chest. Of abdominal cavitS,ud lower
limbs also makes its appearance ~,
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of the front aud cuffs TO the sleeves as
well as the tie. This is $5.75. 1t IL fin
shed with smoked pearl buttons.
Many women are wearing the skirt
length chemise trimmed around the lower
edge. They can he bought for reasonable
prices and are cool and comfortable.
Suede lisle gloves are to be found Mt
various prices. The hest are 75 cents.
but good gloves can be found for 25 and
so cents.
A flannel ncglgee is made smoothly tit
ting over the shoulders and bust. II is
cui low ut the throat aud finished around
| that ana down the front with n strip
Of white flannel with silk embroidery in
colors. Il Persian effect that is very good.
The woman who is making her chill
Jrcn's snilar suits nj home and getting
them M with little expense can find tn,
proper insignia in the Shops cents III
anchor, in red or blue.
Change purses which are attractive
come with tops made in designs Of an
tique coins. The purse proper Is q
chamois. tan or gray.
India silk head pillows. which COM
in pairs. covered with the silk in differ
cnt designs and colors and tied with rih
bon, cost 81 pair.
J piauc collars with white ties in som
instances have the collar embroidered
land field Of flowers is apparently goin
M from behind the tie. These are unian
hut hardly rs satisfactory as the plai
piduc collar.
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MisiIItIncd,

No. No." sh" answered him Tie starch
Had from his collar ilcd:
"Nh. stately maiden, you are cold"
IN bitter tones he said.
Twas ninety seven III the shade;
She looked ut him and Sighed
.}lnS, ! wish 10 heaven | ware"
81" bitterly replied.
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the end, adding to the extreme suffering
of the patient. d,
Death is usually caused by the effusion
upon the brain surface of the surcharged
watery elements of the blood, inducing
the fatal coma. Commonly associated
with this condition is a dropsy of the
lung substance, which explains the diff
cult respiration so often noticed in such
cases.
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1. il not rather singular that the Anti
.A,ldirksite advocates of pure politics ami
honest governmental administration.
.houla H. 81 anxious to hav" an ~ State
otrrr whose acronutS show deficit Of
S2,l50 and which hr declines f. make
.s,od. recognized aS The party to recon-
mrud thr appointment or ollicrrs 70 col
dnii"n would rs of doubtful qualify.
%lat particular kind of virtue is il that
srrs sud- recommendations Fore, III
politics?
The sun., 1901-07-09
PENNSYLV LVANIA R. r.
THE STANDARD RAIL. .,,oA
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON &
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.
schedule In effect June II, I8UI' :,
p'r.iua Leave Wilmington as fol

Schedule In effect June ID, 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as foiIows
For Philadelphia (express). La, 3.o2. 42o.
$50. 742. 750. $50. S55 9So s;SS ~ ~ ~ ~ ivSz
s.oO ali. Ass, 5.O7. COZ, 6.3o. 7.ol. III, soe.
u Accommodation, @ 61o. 7.1O. $40. i1,Oo a.
M. 1920 2.32, 400 SIS, 6S5 ana u ioiS 81 p ~ ~
$50. $40, $50. S55. I0ll: i,S. LII, 81 Lac; p.
Accommodation. go 71o, d1;0o a. M
Il. So 2.32. 400. SIS, 6.S5. and 1O.43 n m. >,
For New York dhrough express), L1''
s.02, 9.35, Dining Carr 9.55. 1852, il; As a. m.
n2.l6 Dining Carr. 1886. 1.S Dining carr
y. M, connecting via Broad Street sta
ton, Philadelphia, 42O, $50, no. $50. 9.35,
S53, 1911. 1852, 11;4s, a, m, 1S.56 dy, S-@'
AiiaUtic CITY IL o Special % ai$ g p m. % week Week days
Solid vestibule Train. Pullman Buffet Parlor
Cars, Combined Car, and Coaches through to At
For Boston without change. 1902 a. m,
''i% For Il Newark =; r Center and intermediate
stssSna sat%ore T and a. M Mas6lnEaoh ana Ss p as
l.5o 8.5l. 400, LIS. 20 x6o8 6.i6, 7Os 1856 ST.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
800. Al. 613 p. m. 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, 70,
wilmington teNpfeSSD, 3.ou, f.zu, t.So, o.oE
| 1916, 1920, 11.23. 1l.33, a. m, 1926 1.l3
22D 313, 800 3.29, 4.0l, 4.46, 5.07. SIS, b.3i
$50. 6o5, go, 655. TSl, 11.26, 1l.2s p. m. an'
&c Xccommodation, Sa s.25. 7so. s12 1895 a
m. 1.23 3.25. 4.Oi, 4,49, 6,27, s.SS, 1922 ant
'O SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), LET, 3.02. 4.9l
9.35. 9.55. 1872, As a. M. 1855. LII, S.OO
4.5S, 6.07, $50, III, 9.06. and GIG p. m
| Accommodation, 40. $40, S.55 a. m
| l2.4, 200 400 5.25, 72S. and l043 p m.
For Chester texpress). lM. 40. e3s
l145, IA. m. 49, 300. ASS. GOT, and 80
Accommodation, 71o. SO, s55. a. m
| 12H, 200. 400, 5.25, 7.2S, and 10.43 p. m.
For New York (through express) 1.5I
3.O2. 935 955 Dining Carr, 1852, 11.45 {
M. 1896, 137. Dining Carl, 800, GOT, f6 =
Dining Carr. III. GIG. p. M. connectin
via Broad Street Station, Philadelphif
i20 710. $40, 935 955, l145 a. m. 12.5
l.37 800 Ass. 6.07, go. III, GIG. and 10"
p. m
For Boston without change. Z II p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 435 so
101S a m, 1906, 1913. 1.E0. 3.51, 400. So
G O3, GAG. 736, S1l. p. m. and Los night
Baltimore lnd ,ntermediate station
6.l3 r. m. l2ls night
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, z
Wilmington (express), $50, 720. 1l22, II
a m, il3 3.13, 800 4iG, 507, 5,25. 60
6.55: 7.Sl S35. 1926 11.2S p. M, and 12.
night.
Accommodation. $50. 912, 1Os5 a. N
1929. 2R, Gl3 8,3S aud 10 O.22 =. m
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express GAG r. m
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans: 736 p m,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Macon,
Memphis. Nashville. via Asheylle and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-EXpress 1913 p. m.
daily. Seepers 10 Charleston, Macon, and
Port Tampa Los a. M. daily, sleepers ia
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.11 n m,
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cincn-
natl
Seaboard Air Line Railway Express
As a. m. daily, sleepers TO New Orleans
and jacksonville. "F'lorida and Metropo-
titan Einited." 400 D. M. daily. slecpers
to Jacksonville ana Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-07-09
DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle. S13 a. m.. 3.O3, 4O2 and
6.5S n. m, week days.
For I.cwes and Rehoboth, S,13 a. M,
In2 D. m week DAYS
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar,
IL 105S n. m. 4.02, 6.5S, and 1911 p. m.
SUNDAYS. 1911 p. M
For Wyoming and way stations, 3Gi p.
m. week DAYS.
Txrross for Cane Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 105S a. m, week.
days and 1911 night daily
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,.D Congressional Limited Express All
Eestihule Parlor Cars and Dining Car,
NO extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
90 Limited Express. Vcstibuie Parlor
Iafs, Nestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare
ihc Wilmington Transfer Company will
caii Tor and check baggage from hotels
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
d. Il. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass. Agt
The sun., 1901-07-09

Repeating one Of its kcpt il stock srnti-
lrclds. 'fhr Morning News adyrlisrs il
s,If thus;
'ipc most dlsrrputlhle mon can always
lja somebody to give them il ''rhar-
actrr." Such applause, hy The way. is
lt+rlaly paid for.
J natural inference from his statement
II hat characters" Of thu kind Indicated
c#u always" ~ found 1T Tie Morning
Nrw> nliirr rs thnsr Who arr willing Il
l'aN for thrm. II rates graded TO the
ability Of the paycr
The sun., 1901-07-09
TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1901.

Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer may have The sun sent to them
by mail hy informing this office of their
address. % cents per MONTH
The sun., 1901-07-09

IHk" care or the salr trrrs. Tic
cairrilIel@ arr hrrr in swalnls The tr,r
trunks arr fnll q them and already tie
r"vages of thc worms have drnudcd
Uany trees Of their leaves At the rate
e. worms arr goiR4 III shade u tie
streets viii j" gone before luIy Is gone
WRAP e'lt Of cotton about HE tree
;md GIl i vim ronl IL tar ~ some
lieky snlsnc" that viii slop the
worms trayrl III thr tree Save thp
sia,lr trees.
The sun., 1901-07-09

II IS lmmor"d that rN senator Knox IS
am,ltims ol succeeding himself NJ mem
'tr n lhr Delaware Senate from this
ciIN Mr.. KnoN'~ dead Win the Drmo-
crite ~ ch2k, "tf nc voting ami prevent
lhr election n two Republican Tinted
STATES Senators, II the last session of tile
S"rltc. hrrs him from denomination. Thc
r"ollr de- want ;ruy more obstruction
i*''i u thc Knox order in the State SEN
ai" 'inr ex-senator played that role
tWirc, aud will not bc tolerated ii ii 4
tIlrd timc
The sun., 1901-07-09
TN THE SHOPS.

Dressing jackets for the woman ,yhn
WISHES something little warmer than
the ordinary muslin arc ~ outing nnp.
i'"i' ana such pretty outing flannel, There
;ire designs IN palm leaves, Tor ii II \
''rfSail ilnnncl, combining all colors. I'M
~ IN" dressing sacaucs the predominant
lhs iintS are blue in one style aud pink
~ me others. The iackctS are eXceciin,,
lN attractive, and cost 50 cents apior,.
hey ar" simply made with turnover col
l'tS llhlshed with II satin ribbon rulIlr.
aud the edges of the sleeves finished
Wllll h'ltl"nholing in silk floss.
French underwear ribbons come In oll
widths from the narrow ones to thos.
tlir"" inches wi,lc and they are delipb,
inl. ines" lhrgcr ones. for the neck rih-
hons They are soft. in charming collars
and arc intended to wash. They ara IN
he found in shades of blue ami mink
lavender III several shades deepening IA
helioiropc, a beautiful corn color. ,nd
reds and dark hlnr. There Il fancy
weave 70 the ribbons, some having III
most basket weave, others finer. with
polka dot Of like color woven into II
ahh some are in woven stripes Those
WIN IN" dots are perhaps the most de-
srablc.
Among tn" inexpensive pins TO he
folnd IN III" shops those with college in.
sigma are perhaps the hest selling. They
arg ~ silver gilt and enamel They cost
only 80, 80 and IS cents.
Plne apple grenadines which are among
the most attractive of materials for mid
summer gowns, are reduced among other
The sun., 1901-07-09

EXPRESS. Week-daya eon xaE an Z

FOR NEW YORK,
5,1s;, $50, 1888. $40. sos. $50 .1o2i, II i co.
!i'd2 y d2 a., a. M, ,,, Zoo noon: 1895 Gimited,
49, % spS sSS 81 .s5s p sSS Co. 1os @ .s e aa% sSS q q
p, m: and 1902 night SUNDAYS. sSO
+ to; 3 40 co. 5,S. s;25. 80 .io.2i. I.So.
ited. aid. SO Y .55s sssS sa5 7Ss @ tS9 nm Inn
1000 p. M. and 1902 night. ai'u
For B9ston, without change 1850 a. m.
For psaagI Sea Gir, aha asssrJp sS ?. pn m l.. daily,
Long Branch. $50: 11.O3 a. m. and 3so
E ana 40 p. m weekdays. ''O
5o s6s a. m i$O6 GastSn ao6n and q seranton
bertyiile and Easton only, week .davs
a. and ID 7G p. M. daily. Buffalo. g.OG uays' ~ ~
da1Iv eW noon weekdays and ZOE D. m m
Leave Market Street Wharf as fo,,ows.
faF so new York, Express 800. $50 a. m:
for Long Branch. via Seasi6a Park o .s
a. M, week days. aiA' o'oo
'nr Island na, Heights. s.35 g.. m and 400 d.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via Dalayoro
tiver Bridge. express $40 a. M n,,S
70 p m. Sundays, p2C a. m. and % 7m
Leave Market Street Wharf, exprcss a M
g. m. and 200. 400 and 4. TX pross; n r so
days 800 ana 1000 a. m. = So sun
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE f,ry
OCEAN CITY.
Avalon, Stone .Harbor, Anglesea. wua
", mona ana " Holly Beaah-express' 9oG q
800 anu ~ M ~" D. m. weekdays Sundays.
For some-s' ~ Point Express, 900 a -
smnd, smn am, aW ~ and 5. IS y. m. week -davs
The Union Transfer Company wi, oop
LOT lot and check baggage from hotels ana ani
j p. HUTCHINSON rp 1uonD
N~~"rs, Hsnap.v d.n ID. WJD
The sun., 1901-07-09
FOR BuINEAIO.

We y Emporium Junction, $50 a. M and
S.5 r. m daily.
500 D.. m. except Saturday, ana il 70 b
m daily. =
The sun., 1901-07-09
NOTICE.

Wringers and Carpet Sweep.
ers repaired. Storage of Stoves
and Mowers. Coal. Gasoline
and Oil Stoves, Mowers re.
pared and stored, called for
j. T. SCHWEIZER,
s25 WestlFrontIstreet.
The sun., 1901-07-09
SCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixyille, Pottstown and Read
ing. 5.45, $40 and 1913 a. M. 1859 (sat-
?, m. Sundays. $50 900 and 923 a. M,
l2%z, 602 and $50 p. m. phoenixville
only, 7.26 a. m. and 4.48 and $50 D. m
weekdays "
For Pottsyille. 5.ib, s1O, 1918 a. m. ls0
4l9 and 7S3 p. m. weekdays Sunday,
65O, 9.23 a. m. and 6.02 D. m