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plIrA. AND READING RAlLnoAIs
wilmington Division)
Tinp ia lilo in effect I1rtohpr luuI

Time table III erect october ]. 1901.
Trains leave w. ,Wilmnington cl'rrn.h
Montchann, Winterthur, Guyenc9urt,
ciranogue Cossart, Chadd's Ford JunG.
tion. pocopspn. West Chester. Ems
vile, MOrtonville, Coatcsville and intOr-
mediate stations, daily except SUNDAY. ht
Z g a. m. daily 2.l5 and 4.5O p. m sun
For Waynesburg Junction Elsmrru irlI
intermediate stations, daily except sun
day at T,}5 a. m, daily 2.l5 and 40 D. M.
Sunday only at S06 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and in
termediate stations, daily except sun.
day, at 735 a. m, daily 215 and 459 r. III
Sunday only, SO6 a. m.
For further information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agents at the stt-
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for A.
antir City.
y. m. sundays Express, . 90 1onoa. m, : II,
D. m, Accammod alton, s 90 a. m. SEQ r. M
Leave Atlantic City Depot-Wcek DAYS
Express, 7;353, 300, lo.i' a. m. $50 10, p M
Accommodation, Sc5 a. m. $50 y m sun
da s~-ExIres l0.l5a, m. i.30. 7.30 p ~ Ae
commodatirn 7.l5 a M. ir5 n. M.
Iarlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY AND OCEAN ctTY.-wccE
dnvs. 81 a. m I.l5 y m. sundays x i5 u, m.
For SEA ISLE CITY Week days only, So
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
representatives, New York d.ibcrty St1
iD leaves "a i'i ATrANTIc cITY-week days
w. 9. BEsLER. EDISON. = WEEKS.
Gent Supt. Gcn'l Pass'r Agt-
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

Connecting with p. w. & II. X. r., at
Union Station, baltimore, Md.
Taking feet September 20 h. 1901.
All trains leave IIilen Station as fol.
lows:
DAILY.
i.20a m.-Fast Mail, Main Line Hagerstown.
\, and RI, aud the South and ex. sunday
~. v. r.. r., Chambersburg, Martins
urg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
7.o5 M York, Is. and II, Division and
Main Line east of Emory Grove, Car
liSlc and c. and II. X. II.
S.23a M Main Line, hagerstown. Shippens-
burg. Frederick, EmmittsbuTg and n. and w.
Rv. TO Elkton.
lOl2 a m. Accommodation for Union
Fridge, York, Gettysburg.
2,25 p, m,--Accnm fnr Union Bridge.
@32 =. m.-FNp, for York and B. Il II. Div.
i.2i p m,-Exp Main Line Points, IIsgers-
| wn: also Frederick, Emmilsl urg and Shippcns
burg,
80 D. m,-Accommodation for Emory Grove
Glb y, N - accommodation for tlnioH Bridge,
ll.25 u. III accommodation far Emory Grove,
SUNDAYS ONLY.
a.35 a. m.-Accommodatlon for Union
Bridge and Hanover
25p III. Acclmm, daton for Union Rri3ge
dOn r. Accommodation inr Emory Grove.
l065 y. m,- Accommodation for Emory Grove
Ticket aud Baggage Office, 2l5 East baltimore
street
Trains stop at Union, Pennsylvania avenue,
Fulton and Walbrook North averuel stations.
j. NJ. HOOD, IL. II. GRISWOLD
General Manager. Gcnl Pass. Agent.
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DEATHS.

hAllfN In this rity on Ortohr r . IO61 Pc
,sHct widow Of Samuel H. Ravlcv
~ huEt and friends are fCSprctfully invited
tnflt.bd he funeral frm her late fc.iarur,,.
iGi Etn trect, ON Monday morning NJ 4 Gtn,,r
hlsh ma. at pauls Churrh ntermei.t Al
'athr1fa cemetery.
JOYCE ~ this ctv on October D. lDO, Qar,b
Joy'r widow Of william Joyce
ktANFes and friends are respectfully inyitnB
" atttnd the funeral services from tha re,f
nelGa southeast corner nf Reed and Jact Sn,t
streets y Sttnrday morning al O'clock Hirh
mass AZ NJ Paui's X. g. Church, lutcTncut at
new 'athedla cemetery,
L4NAM-In this city, on October IL. lgol
joseph Worrel Lyman. son 81 Frank + Ana
MARY V. LNnam aged mon hs
KtallEes and friends are respectfully invited
10 attepa the fui cral from the residence of III
parents, No. 2l2 Madison street, on Monday
afternoon at : O'Clock Intclment at Cathedral
cemetery.
McGR RACK EN-In this city, on October 10 lgOI
Sue OFT, wife Of John y, NJ -Crnckcn
keHhtHs and friends OF t family are re.
Shcctiuy invited to attend her funeral flon the
'csdchce nf her husband, No, 1902 West stieet
on Mnri morning at O'clock, High mass nj
fal cC mct1ty.
"a. youngest child OF William Q. and Anna L,
Ml'rr aged one year.
htlhl YES and friends are respectfully invited
V ate 4 ne funeral services at the residence IA
ms parents No. 2i09 Washington street on Sat.
mfday afternoon at 3 O'clock. Interlnent nj
klFcrHiew cemetery.
ARREN-Suddenly OF apoplexy, at winston
-. Nelson Warren, 70 rmery oi Nilmiu1tOu
ana Ntwark, Del, agee 62 years.
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DON'T WORRY.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

Don't worry. In the tangled ,krin
or llf", 4 worrying thought
But ronlpIcatcS the Kinks of main
And tiGhtrns NJ each knut.
Max" VIII the muster oi yon mooJ
Through anxious far urd douht
"" peace" no pleasure aud no good
Was ever brought about.
Don't worry. 10 the h"st son c;tn.
ANA ~ Hope conquer care,
~ mor" II asked or amy man
Ihan M has strength II hcar.
Ihn bHcl is fitted for ftr bad:
Nour burdens nI wrrr pGlrprd.
And i Eml sing along tie r0ad
kind Kate will Ind u hlud.
lmf't worry. Fortune IL i dame
f"Dl IlHN" to Woo WitIi >milre
NtHllnar her mood you mlrsi MOI bl,u
Nar criticisc her wilcs
Iln tiad IN shadow. and in sin.
Ald mex will come your way.
i'nl n"N" Sin"" Oh Time began
lla. worry won thr dny.
Nonth's Companion.
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

French fried potatoes, or mashed pota
toes.
Smoked Beef with Cream Sauce-Plac'
one-half pound smoked beef in Il sauce
pan over the fire, cover with cold water
let it come to a boil. remove, drain and
chop fine, place saucepan with one
half ounce butter over the fire, add ole
half Tablespoonful flour, stir and cook
two minutes, add one and a half cups
of hot milk, siX whole peppers, one
quarter bay leaf. and little niitmcg
cook five minutes, remove bay leaf and
peppers, and the beef season with one
quarter tenspoonful white pepper and
salt to taste.
Saratoga Chips Serve with Saratoga
chips. which are made as follows: Pee
and cut three large potatoes into iinc
slices, lay thcm in cold water, shortly Gc'
fore serving drain and dry them ih 4
towel place saucepan with one pound
of cottolene over the fire, VIXEN hot pnl
in some Of the potato slices not tot
many at Il time, fry light brown, remove
and drain on paper: when all are fried
sprinkle over little salt. an serve.
Farina pndding-Boil one and half
pintS of milk with little salt, aud while
boiling sprinkle in slowly two ana n
half tahlcspoonfuls farina, set the sauce
pan with the farina in vessel Of hnt
water and continue the hoiing for three.
quarters Of nm hour pour in n Jelly mould
which has hcen rinscd ont with cold
water and serve with fruit sauce.
Fruit Sauce Boil in saucepan one
teaSpoanfu corllstarch in thrcc-quartcrs
Of cup Of water, with the rind Of one
half lemon, take il from the fire and add
oneha.. cup of strawberry syrup and
serve
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AZ might have hccn expected the Anti
,ictory in the retirement Of Mr.. Browne
,}ad the appointment of Ar. IIeald to the
pastmaStcrship at this city. We are not
ready to conccdc that. They have gained
nothing # they had allowed public opin-
ion to express itself, which they We're
evidently afraid 10 do. they might have
lSt. and loosng would have boon very
seriously handicapped in any future cf-
rala 10 defeat the Republican party in
ai~ state.
As 70 our opinions shout the judy
mont Of President Roosevelt about Dela-
ware affairs we stand by oul editorial Of
yesterday. When the president comes TO
think about Dciawar" aifuns apart from
Ire immediate necessity of somc drpa't-
trent ~ the government aimi iliStratlon.
liz will be convinced of tho truth Of tho
ittHtion as We set ii forth. That is the
Indication which conrs from Washington
I II Major Carson's displtra 70 the Puhiic
Ledger. liz says HAT this appointment
IS not indicative Of the Presidents final
conclusion Of the Delaware matter. Ma
i.F Carson is generally well informed and
i, reliable, Ills dispatch dacs not war
rant amy glrc upon the part of The Anti
.NddickSitcs, They have gained nothing.
'rhr Union Republicans have lost nCthiag
lhr Union Republican party still liycs.
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FOR THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TTON, PHILADELPHIA
$40 a. m. daily. pittsburg, Chicago. Tin.
cinnau, Louisville and st. Louis. (Dtil-
1926 a. m, daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to Plttsburg) Linn
led to two Buffet Parlor Cars
Chicago Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati,
Louisville and ST. Louis. Dining Car
= 25 p m, daily 11ittsburg and Cleveland
100 p m. daily, Pittsburg Chicago. Nash
VILE tva CincinnatD, Indianapolis, and
ST Louis. Dining Carl
N25 p m, Pittsburg, Columbus, In
dianapolis: Louisville and st. Louis.
80 ~ IN. daily. Pittsburg and Chicago;
for Toledo. except Saturday
Hoo p. m. daily Pittshurg, Cincinnati
ANA Cleveland
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except At
ur1ny.
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pItt|Ii ,BALr'M0Rtad
S!s$s1 RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 10. 1go
:, All trains illuminated with pintss
Is Express trains.
Trains. leave Wilmington, Delaware A.,
NE NEW S'aSioii YORK, tyr week days .5m ~.
Li%lted / r q q " n Tls' .iSss F. M suais,ysaf uiis,sf
PHitApELPIIA, week dayI. p m sm
az 10. .2;$5, 245 1859, sis Royai i.irn,a1i \, ~
.59I 10. $50 '9as, 1858. .li.s5 f. 81 q nrg,aa.ass :,
,a.6, ,e.5g, '5ls CRoyal Limted); g'Sj. \,
s., '1r.52 y. m =.
.9Sg. .lo.52. 10.s2 a. m, 2.l5, s3.o5, .5s5 y
VI ~. sl052 p. m Sundays 72O = M ~ TIf2'
lnh2, 'll35 a. N l.i5, 1853. 635 'ii3 MIN
Atlantic City, Week days x6.bo Il. M x,,,a
S235' x3 % and Ks ls p m. sundays, 2oa. II
Care May. week days. x6 80 a, M, xs.aa i. r
Sea Isle city, week days only, x6 5Oa.m
baltimore and Washington, week dsvg
Sio, 'i57. 500 tRoyal Himtc@diS, n@i,' .5,I ,5s,
IN, 'l26G, .2o9, 'i57 SEQ RoyaIp iini,, Nh \ v
j55 p m; Sunday only. ~ : ~
.lici Nswarf g. H. w.fs .issc' d?ys sis :5s 1s e @
| y. IN, sundays, 'i1S. @S04. gGi a -,
| sl256. I.57. G55, S42. 80 16 D. m. ~
| Pittsburg week days, 'S.Oi, Il m .t5-
1915 p. m. Sundays, 'S.Oa, d. m, ,E7s
Chicago, daily. .SOi a. M, 457 4 a
Cincinnati and St. Lonis, AIS a n, !.
'l25G and '1016 p. m: daily. NJ K
SinEcrly accommodation, week d,y.
f55 q. m; 319, $40, p. m. Sundays. so .l
M G5h 842 p. m
Iandenberg aeeommedation week days
| LEAVE MARKET STREET. S'rtrfnu
for Baltimore. week days. 2l5 i. m.
500 p. m: SUNDAYS 9.4e a. M, G55 i n z
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI.
mington. week DAYS s335. ESQ " 40 IA ~,
| loo q. m. 'l2.2O, 'i.37. 215. .3O7, 'iaO I AZ
$50. .54S Royal I.imited). 81 55' G35. 40
e 10, 'll.35 p. m. Sundays. +335 '730 SSs
nnd 11.oO n M, 'i2 20. sI37 1i5, u NJ
'5iS (Royal Limited, 555, 40, 40, .ail
| 10 30 y, m.
| Dcimnrvia Telephone, No l93
| Rates to western points lower than via
anv other line.
| r. a. MILLER, Passenger Agent Wit
| mingtnn Del
y. y, MARTIN, Man. Of Pass. Traffic
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FEELING PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

The revised story of Postmaster
Brownies retirement, as told from Wash
ington, does not warrant policy anent
the Delaware situation. The urgency Or
the post office situation is declared TO
have alone prompted his action in APP
proving the candidate selected by Post.
mastcr-General Smith and Congressman
Ball. The story is that at the suggestion
dent requested Mr.. Ball to ''name the
hest man he could for the place." and
he named Mr.. Head. 1t is also eN-
plicity stated that this appointment lasts
until Congress shall have met and adj
iourncd. and if not confirmed will have
to-be repeated. There is also sugges-
tinn that this appointment has been made
as Il feclcr Of public sentiment. ''and if it
is taken favorahly other ap-
In this statement it is explicitly stated
that there is good authority for sayin:
it viii be delayed" Here then are a..
mails of tAe Anti-Addicks conclusions
that lid not originate in Delaware, or
among the Union Republicans to whom
Mr.. Hcald cannot fail to he objection
able. There are good reasons for their
objections, and if his appointment has
been made with view to the settlement
of the differences between the Union
Republicans and the holters. it is doomed
to failure. In the first place Mr.. IIcall
has manifested an uncompromising hos,
tility 10 tho Union Republicans. He
would never agree to any arrangement
just to them, and they cannot in justice
to themselves. agree to his appointment
to the hest Federal position in the State.
to use its influence, the power II Will
give him, for the continuance Of the
party division ana its defeat 70 say
that the Union Republicans would no
ccpt m advice or dictation from Mr.
IIcald is to say what is evidently impos-
sihle Of Occurrcncc-and to say what j.
il is that his selection by DIR. Ball is in
direct violation Of the terms upon which
he accepted the Union Republican nom.
inntion for Congress. II was stipulated
with those who urged the Union Ecpuh.
licans to nominate Mr. Ball for Congress.
that no was not to interfere With Federal
appointments. lie was told of that stip-
nlation and agreed to IT, Upon that ar
rangcmtnt made and announced To the
Union Republicans, nutholitativcly. they
agreed - vote for AMI elect him. That
accounts for what Every Evening claimca
III pr. Rails favor. in saying the Union
Republicans voted for him without pro-
test. They expected him to live 10 his
agreements. Instead of that Id has rlpk.
on faith. and rc-opcncd the party fac
tional war. These aro political reasons
and results that are ~ variance with
the alleged expectation of the prrsdcut
~ making this appointment aud such rr-
suits, Hs would reasonably bn expected o.
cans" him to rcSrind III There nre prl.
somrl objections to Nj. ITcald Of no less
Importance, AMI which VIII doubtless ID
urged IL good time In the mrnntime
the gauges will IL set 70 ascertain thc
drgmanr favor with which this arpont-
mcDt Is taken.
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BRIEF BUT BREEZY.
1922 !..

li''2!
iImrah fer Christopher Columbus.
Ill love women possess more tact than
men.
The trees are turning over new leaves.
our tulm conlrs lamnlry 1T.
Don't forget tho Halloween parade,
Miss stones position while waiting for
h"r ransom is hardly one Of joy.
Among savagcs wunnn IL Il he;iSt ui
burden: in the East. and instrument Of
plr,surr III Germany. domestic animal
in England, hausckccpcr without
wages; il Anorica. Il spoiled child: i'll
France, 4 friend who doubles our pleas
ur"S aud quadruplrs our expenses.
Nothing is rilSirr 70 gain than n rcpu-
tntion for saving clever things, provided
one has ii rctentive memory and ones
hearers have not.
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BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Oatmeal. Scrambled eggs, Biscuits.
Coffee.
SATURDAYS COOKING.
To make scrambled eggs beat six eggs
until very light, add to each egg one
tablespoonful cold water, beat again till
very light add pinch of salt and pep
per. Place fryngpan over the fire
with one ounce butter. when melted pour
in the eggs, draw the eggs with II spoon
from the side of the pan to the centre,
continue until thick then lift them with
il spoon to hot dish and serve.
Hamburger Steak-NliX one pound fine
chopped beef with three ounces fine
chopped suet, season with salt and pep
per. add one egg and one grated onion,
form the meat into six round balls, Hat
ten and roll them in grated bread crumbs
then place Il fryingpan with one ounce
Of butter over the fire. as soon us ho'
put in the steak, fry light brown on
each side, arrange them on hot dish,
put one tcaspoonful of flour in the pan;
stir for few minutes add one-half cup
ful boiling water and a little beef extract,
cook two minutes. then strain: add Il
small piece Of butter and pinch of salt,
pour it over the steak and serve with
The sun., 1901-10-12

AMI there ire many pretty creations
unong them, hnt the millincr's confectiOu
takes the lead not only III price lut III
style.
Some Of he handsomest designs rnr
early season have been imported. nul
many Of them even at this early dnta
have been sold Bnt while tho full aud
fluffy buns arc still worn AMI are stylish.
there is tendency to deeper rulla4
which are ait Il lic snuggrr against th'
throat.
Chains indeed, instead of stepping
down ana ont, are APPARENTLY increasing
their hold on feminine favor 1t would
he difficult "a name amy article that II
at all feasible that is not being hung
on them. 'fh" present fad IL "a catrh nj
thcir ends i It'll" mirror clcycrly dis
guiscd. The nnintiaicd thinks hr srcs
an cnamclled water lily a lovely nrur dp
lis. or large fnul-loayrd clover dangling
from the fair wcarcr'S neck. Rut Iitth.
spring opens il aud hrhold. Il dangling
hit of looiingslass,
@4s
Anothrr jiugins pendant may lool,
like small round boN of either gold or
silver. A tiny spring again reveals 4
wee powder puf, \ touch Of ncwnes,
Is g'od-Si2cd piece Of pink coral sot Ii
the top. And 50 i goes. .tlmoSt an ths
requisites for 4 hnsty toilette can IT, rar.
RED about u these pretty innocent look
ing ornaments.
Brad chains, too arr quite III nonuIar
ms ever. i'ii,r a.r Of all kinds. qnali,ic.
and colors Iodard, 50 literally I'M NJ
men hcd"cktl With them that one Won.
ders sometimes ii he Is not LOST on nm m
dian reservation.
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FOR BOFFaI,O

Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. IN, and
Via Canandaigua, $50 a. m, week days,
SEQ y, m. except Saturday, and ll,2u j.
m, daily.
~ Congressional Limited Express Al
Npstihule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car No extra fare.
rhc Wilmington Transfer Company will
rall for and check baggage from notrl'
md residences
For further information passengers arc
cefcrred TO- the ticket agent at the station
4 B HUTCHINSON, J r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass Agt
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Underwear.

Our Underwear Department
has been kept busy this week,
he cause is the values we are
offering. You had better pro.
vide now for the coming cold
weather, as the prices are
about cut in bargains
for men, women and children.
The sun., 1901-10-12
For THE SOITTH.

Southern Railway Express 6i6 p. m
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New orleans; 73G D. M,
daily. slcepcrs to New Orleans, Macon,
Memphis Nashville, via Ashcvlle and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line, Express 1913 p. m
daily. sleepers to Charleston, Macon, aud
Port TAMPA: Los n. m. daily, slcepcrs "a
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeakc e. Ohio Railway S11 y. m.
daily, dining car and sleepcrs TO Cincin-
natl
Scaboard Air line Railway. Express
L35 n. m. daily. sleepers 10 New Orleans.
and Jacksonvile "Florida and Mctropo.
Titan Limited" 400 n M daily. slecpere
to Jacksonyille and Atlantn.
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DELawaRE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S,13 n. m, 3 03 4.C2 and
6.5S D. m. week days
For Lcwes \ l3a M. i.U2 u. m week days
For Rehohoth $ laa m, Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
and Satu' days oniy
For Dover, Harrington and nelmar
Sl3 l05S A. m, 402 65S and l2.I1 D. m
sunday 121l p. m
For wyoming and way stations, . 03 p
m, week days
Express for Cape Charles, Ola Poin,
Comfort and Norfolk. 105S a. m, week
DAYS and 1911 night daily
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TINS Iist, every item is a
money saver for you:
I.ininc Crash, 5c per yard.
lG yards Bleachcd Muslin, $1OO.
Linen Napkins. special prices, $1.10,
$l,25 and Sl.50 per dozen.
Table Linen Bleaehcd Damask, 22c..
SIc.. 37c., SOC per yard
Linen TRAY Cloths, l0c. each.
Cu'ored Border Doylies, Sc. each.
inrkish Towels. special prices
blearhed, &C.. l2l4c., DE, and Pc.
lnbloaGhed, l0c. and 12hc.
The sun., 1901-10-12
Dress Goods,

We arc showing and selling
some Of the best values in
plain and fancy Dress Goods
eyer seen III this market at
prices that are making them
60. Every lady should see
our dress goods before buying
The sun., 1901-10-12
LADIES',
NII.sEs,
Dressing Sacques.

100 Dressing Sacques made
of 1t. Blue, Pink and Garnet
Flauncl, will be scld Saturday
for 2lc each.
The sun., 1901-10-12
MiIlinery.

Our Millinery Department
has ben kept busy since our
opening and we are told every
day that we have the prettiest
hats il town and that oul
prices are the lowest.
The sun., 1901-10-12

Green or Red Stamps given
with every purchase. Cut
the coupon out and get the
$500 worth. This Offering
is only for this week.
The sun., 1901-10-12

These tablets will positively
cure Headache, Neuralgia, In
somnia and many other disorders
arising from the nerves and var
ious organs. The ingredients
are St the hnest quality obtain
The sun., 1901-10-12
PENNSYLVANlAR.R R. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL- ..
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a.
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.
Schedule in effect September 10 1851.
Trnius Leave Wilmington as fOIlows

brnSuule Ill eUeet otptcupti lV
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia texpressl. 1.57, S02. .2o,
$40, 742, $50. $50. 8.55, 9.3b, 955. l0ll, l052,
ii Is, il.32, il.45 a.. m, il2l6s Lot, Az d'M'
300 81, 4,5S, 5.O7. GU, $50. 7ol' tn soo'
anu Naturalization, siS m 6io, no, $40, 11.oO a.
M, IL 30 232, 400, SIS. 6.35, and lO.4S p. m
FOR Chester teXprress), 1I q 4-2o, !; b ~ H E'
"A 1Accommodation Geo 6.lO, no, 100. a. m,
1880, 2.S2. 400, SIS, 6.35 and 1913 p m, =
For New York dhroqgh, elXSpr,eisasgl' n ,i " l'1,' o.
sS a Pr ini9g Pes Sar2 sS2 WI DINING Car, RI
3l1, 607, $50 Dining carr, ~, anu 81 ~
p. M. connecting Via Broad street St3s- 3 Z
lion. Phladelphla 40 $50 S5G ~ 9's9 sSS sS
3l1, ASS, 5.O7, COZ. $40, III 9.lO ana lCf0
For For Boston without change, 1902 a. m
'iI For Newark Center and intermediate
stations 733 a. m. and 6.35 p. m. A.
b BaltPors Id % and Ppf m wasnnfGs9 y m fss9 1ss SS
| so. 3.5l, lO9 5 25, x603, d46 7o', 7W
sll p. m. and LOS night. ..,
Baltimore and intermediate stations
300, AL, 6.13 p. M, 1913 night.
Wilmington (express(, $50, 7.2O, 7.25. SS2
1916, 1929 11S, ll,S3 q. m, h2SS l.5y
22o PAP S2o $2s 5Ol 4d6 a :, 5g.' 6.2S 5,Si Sd
Accommodation. G,25. 7SO, 912. 1Os5, a,
nj, 1.23 3.25. 4.0i. 4.49, G.27, S.3S, 1O22, and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eXpressl, 1,57 3,02. ~
935, 955, tO52 l.45 a. m. 1856. 1.T, 300
i5S, COZ $50 7.l7, 9.O6 and 916 y. IN.
Accommodation 40 $40, S.55. a. M,
li2l4, 200, 400 5.25, 72S, and 10 43 p. m.
For Chester (exprsss). 157, 40. 535
ln45 a. M, i.s7, 800 AIS, COZ and 90
,, Accommodation, TO $40 S55, a. m.
ll21i, 200. 400, 525. 7.2S and lO42 p, m
For New York dhrough expressl l7
S02, 935. 9.55 Dining .arl, lOb2; ll.lh y y
M 1850 1.37. Dining Carr, 300, COZ, TG2n
Dining Carr, III. SIG, p. M. connectina
via Broad street station. Philadel'ni
81. 300, AS, 6O7, go, 717, 9.l6 and 10
| Il. M.
Tot Boston without change. III .. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.3. 500
| 10 IS a. m, 12.05. 1913, 1.50, 3,hl, 400 DE
| 6 03. SAC 7.3G, S11, p m. and LOS night
Baltimore and intermediate stations
| f13 p. M. 1913 night.
| Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, fol
| Wilmington (eXpresa). $50, 10. ! ~. II 33
| Il m, lib 313. 329 44G. 507 Sos. 6O5
655. 7.31. S.35, 1i.26, 11.2S p. m, and l2.2
| night.
i2.29 2,32, 6.l3. S3S, and 1922 p. "a.
The sun., 1901-10-12
IN THE SHOPS,


Cruel winds have been responsible ro,
latest Parisian novelty. This Iii Of
ncwncSs was to have shone at il great
.'onrnug" hut though we have not Seen il
wc may ii least hear about il. 1t cont
sts Of button and huttonholc III bril-
linntS. Gorgeous buttons we know well.
but tile accompanying huttonholr will
he mn entirely new addition To our list
Of adjoining trinketS. The best Of il *
we needed il. for, unless Il garment hr
douI" breasted, it is lop-Sidcd with bui-
tons on one Sidc--thc ordinary worked
httttouholr Is indeed no mate for thc
beautifully icwclcd and cnamclrd but
ton. 50 here We are with il finely do
signed iuttunhor, which will presently
hr helping US to keep the balance even.
In the train of the popular cyelrt WAS
bound 10 come Snnc SORT of Il change.
for fashions followers are as tickle lis
the important dame herself. This novelty
is of the thin sheet metal of tubular
shape. II Is about two inches in length
and thrrc-fourths Of Tn inch in diameter.
Through ii are pulled ribbons. chilfong.
silks or whatever. On hat it may sup
port 4 p"mpon effect, or even "A doubl"
rnlrr in thu shape Of a how. While il is
highest class in gun metal. il is to hc had
in every finish. and with or without or.
namcnt.
Stunning things in big mnffS and hoas
arc to he seen this year, ana the most
elaborate ones Imaginable are made of
Brussels net combined with chiffon. taf
fcta, velvet libhonS and chenille for dress
occasions. Feather boas are to be worn.