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, onet. But there Topped the ycliuw nag.
looking green now, in the rising mist Of
the smokeless powder. How 1t Knocked
them only they can know. They club
bod their riacS and bcat tine tangled
wires down. Then they ran. tumbling,
choking and crying. Until the new turn
ed ciods on the earthworks beneath the
Tag met their eyes. The major flung
up his arms. and the five-thc sergeant
had picked up the mountaineer's rife
| dropped down and fired. One volley
| rang out, then another. another and yet
two more. and they paused to load
again.
A bugic called the charge, and, still
cramming the cartridges home, the lit
tie band rushed on. Another buglc call,
and Grimes yelled:
At 'em. at 'em. at 'em. er Well get
leftr'
Then they were where the mist and
the smell of the fight held them COM
plete. One more rod. and their feet
would be on dead earth. Grimes wav-
| ed his rifle over his head, md the fcnr
rockies formed u phalanx. IN time
Of peace Grimes would have laughed
at the show they made. Funny?
Granted. but funny MS grief is when
q mans laugh crates and makes your
blooi run cold.
| Then they marked time to tho
/ rnythn,scaI swing of Grimes rife, with
the bullets cutting the air between
their very elbows.
"Charge" cried the major, and
Grimes rife bumped his forehead in O
salute. And the phalanx charged even
ly, step by step. stride by stride. until
the major gave yell that had been
Geronimo's and their feet were upon
the yellow clods
"Firep yelled :Grimes. Five volieys
blazed forth. and in twinkle there
WIGS not yellow face to be seen before
them. for the trench was empty.
There had been six Of them at that
supreme moment, and some hours later
there were only four. but then the sun
had gone down, and in the faroff sky
over the water the first lone star of the
Southern Cross burned like q watch
lantern against the blue black sky.
All about them the campf1res burned
| and over the hill and valleys hummed
the sounds OF thousands Of men rest
Ing on their arms. The four had dug
two graves just outside the breast.
works between the trench and Hell
river. and in them they laid with rev
erent hands the bodies Of the two he
rocs-the fat boy and the Indian. Then
they covered them over with the vel
low earth and left them where they
had fallen just outside the works nj
the moment Of victory.
"What death to die" said Steve tc
the major. and in reply, while Mike
Grimes and Steve stood with uncover
ed heads, the major lifted his face tc
the stars and uttered Geronimos yell.
Then they lay down to sleep.-New
| York Sun
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How warsaw Amusea Its People.

For 10 kopccks Is cents) everything
that Praga park. in Warsaw, affords is
yours. There are open air thcaters,
Punch and judy and other side shows,
outdoor attractions, such as walks.
groves. fountains, boating Of every con.
ceivable kind, merry go rounds, swings,
dancing pavilions, lunch counters, ath.
letic courts, soft drinks, but not n drop
of alcohol in any form whatever. For
the very little ones there are Enclosures
where they may make sand pies, play
games CT NIL kinds, learn to sing popu.
lar and folk songs, train themselves
physically under the direction Of n
graduated Kindergarten. The older
boys have races and other athletic con.
tests. Prizes are given for good deport.
ment and proficiency In the games. In
less than two years, the authorities
say, this park has already accomplish
ed IN appreciable amount in elevnting
the tone of living among the poorer
classes OF the city.-Cosmopolitan.
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Dimculty Easy to Overcome.

"But are you able to support wife?"
asked the old gentleman.
"Well," replied the youth, you know
1t is said that two can live almost as
cheaply rs one In such circumstances"
"Ye-es; I've heard that stated" ad-
mittcd the old gentleman doubtfully.
$50 1t occurred to me-" went on the
youth checrfully, that you would not
begrudgc the slight extra cost that will
be entailcd rs result Of this addition
to your family. y."-Chicago Post.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands or claims
against the Estate of Frank II. Wilhite.
deceased, either in his name or under the
name of White q Wilhite, are hereby
notified TO present them, properly prov
en-, to the undersigned within the time
either to Frank r. White or White &
Wilhite, by Note or Account or other
wise, to make payment.
All Notes and Accounts against Wilhite
G Wilhte to be presented to DR.. J. 0.
Wilhite for settlement
J. l.. TRIBBLE,
j. .. WILIITE,
NJ. NJ. WILHITE.
Executors.
Jan 1G, 1901 80
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Modified StoD.

Papa, what do say when want
him to stoD?" asked Sammy, who was
taking his first lesson In driving.
Pull OH the lines and say, 'Whoan"
replied his father.
A moment later the horse started
down slope in the road ut n trot that
soon became almost Il gallop.
"I1alf whoa!" lie said, pulling gently
on the lines.-Chicngo Tribune.
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EeY Daed of Trust from Spencer Bur-
D riss will sell on Saleday In Feb
ruary next, one Lot Of Land, containing
ono acre, moro or less. on the West side
OF the Savannah Valley Railroad, near
the Depot.
Terms-One-third cash, balance on
credit az may be agreed on.
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Trustee.
Jan IG, 1901 30 3
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: The good book saws the vic

= The good book says the wicked
stand on slippery places therefore it
must be the other class who are
brought down suddenly by banana
pcels.
When man stops telling his
wife that he loves her it is time for
her TO stop telling him that he doesn't.
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Land for Sale,

w Il viii offer for sale OH saiesdav IN
ny February, 1901, that Tract of Lind
Kho"h as Tho He%in place; in Corner
i1,Wnship. Anderson County, 8. c., con:
tanning $50 acres. We will entertain
propositions to buy this Land at private
sale, and will sell 1t as a whole or in two
or more tracts, and on easy terms.
BONHAM & WATKINS.
Jan IL, 1901 30
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"A woman in Illinois recently
sued her husband because he took
away her false teeth when she tried
to bite him.
To be content with less is to have
less discor .ent.
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Poop
Bank of
Anderson

Moved into their Banking
House, and are open for busi-
ness and respectfully solicits
the patronage of the public.
Interest pcid on time deposits
by agreement.
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Augusta Commercial College

AUGUSTA, GA.
BUSINESS, Shorthand, Typewritipe
O and Academic departments. Lite.
rary Society, Lecture Courses, Boarding
Hall. Positions secured for every grad.
uate for this year wishing position.
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Mr. Peter Sherman, of North Strat.
ford, N. H., says, "For years I suffer
ed torture from chronic indigestion,
but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made we'll
man of me" 1t digests what you eat
and is a certain cure for all stomach
troubles. Evans Pharmacy.
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ten had doubtless. He got O good grip
on his Krag. staggered up until his
! great length raised him even above the
tops Of the pampns, Then he doubled
up like jackknife, clapped his hnnd
to his throat and rolled over, with his
head next to the Indians ribs.
God" said Mike and glanced down
the file. There were beside him the
Indian. the fat boy and Steve, with his
black eyes flashing. They said nothing
more, but lay listening to the major
and Grimes. who were ut it again.
Now, with Geronimo" Grimes was
saying. 1--WE didn't have to wait for NO
orders. We got 'em first them days,
eh, major? It's heads we wants. Itll
come. major. an afore long they'll be
after maxim major generals an sich
out'n sergeants. Sergeants, tell vel
Be sc fstenin to meY'
just then came q tremendous shout
ing to the left. The big guns began to
boom, and overhead the remnant Of the
majors file saw the shells sail and
burst. One of them exploded directly
overhead, and the fat boy yelled.
Keep it up, young unw cried Grimes.
'Iflf do ye good"
The major began to get excited, and
Grimes, watching him eagerly, whis-
pereG TO the file:
"Git yer knees Under ye, boys. IL ye
fail us. It'll be worse'n -settin up yell
get when the days over" They got
their knees under them, those four, and
lay ready to spr!i:g. Grimes could not
keep his superior down, try as he
would, and when hoarse shout sound
ed near them and white haired old
man, alone and on foot, broke through
the grass before them, the major shout
ed. "Charge!" and disappeared
Up they all went. but they fred never
shot until the slope Of the hill brought
them up, when. IL they had locked
back. they would have seen He'll river
winding It's sInuous way amid the tan
gle, bearing on its muddy surface
straying and melancholy fleet of empty
campaign hats, Sole signs OF those who
nud worn them. But there was no such
thing as stopping until they were en-
tangled In the barbed wire guard. half
way up, where they stood In the line
supremely helpless, but supremely he
.roes. Not one had q knife save his bay
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Trustees Sale.

Jan l6, 1901
The sun., 1901-08-06
NOT THE Ex-STATE TFEASuF-
ER.S ACCOUNTS.

The settlement with the state trNa~
Urer thar has been noted in the lacal arW-
,iar5u- the last few 1ays. wa- Het 81
tIeuienr af ths acrounts Of the ay-Srar~
treasurer with the State W. make ri.-
starrnieRr b.,.,uSe II being gn6er lsft5
cular and pscrlIiar oll}tSstion1s ~ MA ~
full ansF tua n,rtfep sF rhe sprt6-u-ur si
sx-Srate Treasurer Balls HrreHnE vi-a
The Srare. W. arv ttnyeruetl ID This maj
rer aa rwa vital points k'Itsr hy rna>ol
of having Supported -hs "xSrara rrras-
urpr fu barh his eanvls-e~. 4n't ss'ntlsliy
h.,t.1u.,e. ha4 h,i.l- Irresponsible Ia1I haa-
0rabl,. rp{erioa. ~ -he Republican ERrTy
Orr -ra ar.lnree thar rhs- estate -r,.rt.,.
urpr wouDl pramptlv auj saLv nl---
svtry 5bsf=atb1a resting Hp"a him -
Srar- rfpa~g1rer aul as m-nher as Ca
zrs,, appears to b. -1ts ts.e-,~Sit.IF .l.-
p.arhe,i ut COURSE VIZ want > vEnsLif5'
ffan whh.h viii iE45 -irti5rar- nUr sar-E
rsFrp-.4arariv4. SevgaiZy. We are .a
t-rest=,f fnr parrg rpa~aE-s The aan
" rha -S-ars. -pps-ur-r --ta,ts nc ra
head 5r near ii. vi wba- w% a7ne - -
~ a Isug ITnr " E-p1aia5ta S5s--
e5aIs Th4 apr.araaea rs siaErs l. acN
particular - n~ar tae to1 VI tn Ea
eannar ., other than 4 --rie1~ arrT us5--
farrasae Il lpueat< Il,- sz.La- -h
wa-ar at ,rriu- arun uleh
a,w hr whtrh lII -h- 7vlr-. Is rz. = sIl-
rlean h~n ieiin Il ma -hA E5H
ean .Hi.iu re-5-l rar marh -5s
T-mmrnarb re,r3ri n 1aat arla.
rhr-- -od .aaeas asr vtrta l7r~- st
thi- 4isr N- N 4" ~e-an 7dr'a
vf-a -e-ar l- aa-nr ilL t
ansnl- ae,- -ag .---...tnra- IL
Sr -ea,arrr Accounts l l1
>7ara
The sun., 1901-08-06
The Suns EaiIy Bill of Fare.
Tuesday. August sth.
LUNCHEON.

Brown bread. Cheese LettHee salad.
Blacki~rri.-. Waters Tea thot Or cOl'lf-
DINNER.
Muttan cuftets. Jim Jam Potatoes.
Simmer squash. cherry salad Blaek
terry Sponge. Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
tirans<s biscuits crpaasr-l gudksh O9
toast Rolls trvheaEe,it G~resrE Coffee.
RECIPES FOE TO-DAY.
Lettuce Sala4I-Ieftucp + 80 ek@ap a0w
1t shoHId he a~e,I frppiy. Ws~h ard
crisp. lay all the Ir.tSr- S1e way and
l.,l.f eIsss,-Ig IN the III hansi do Hot crush
It with a sharp knife ear info fsne -hF.7Is
tos. I5shrly with a fugs AMI heap ga a
salad plate Serve with aEy IsrrftrEesi
tIre~ssili<
Mutton CHtIes--PUr tWS Tablespoon.
fui- u Eatrrr ts.F" fryin- I,sn: wben
rh. b.Irrrr - nss.lfr,I glac. fNo ~iie.es 81
l.aTtraA frUga thr ri: ihai An" cui three
srLrvhs II an iarh fhjrk 1ni nies.iy trim
naa q ;h- pag- Brown % bJih sii'.-,
~ Gir- ne uAsat f0f Six miBBi'-y unw
gsbt wsv- eup gf strninc,, ioBaias. DHe
7s.~Is aBfHi ~ salt. fourth ~ 2 f.s-
-s..rfaE - g-Is--r. sHi half fsrlsIs-ssl-
fIl - iavf cEtYsss Mh,Ti tHiS i-si.4
.ls,l-r wifh tao ttaslsy.nfuI- " aJ5ir.
srsss =4ni!y tnr i-n nnHnte. at.d -.rve
az ,aee. 49,
Jim JANA d.liei..us e,ls-ery- -
-sry. Sirn meats Di,- aH7rt ~ rs-i ris.{l-
s.--ry inir- Dbe quar- II .urraAt iEI'r'.
tisf r fs.auI - Fai-iu- -~--.--: 4Ni .iwts,.'i
.sae. .fD Orange, iE- -ll,. lIsi .in,r. ~
-ts -5sd ia small Pa'--- 40 nj -. .ia'-
UI1lB zEl Ar r4lz.pis sf -yI-..srs C..s.s.
ts-y-5r+ a. Ssas ii ....ss..~
itfrr S4zE auwa me llt- a'7tsa
-s. C rrt -a,a-,,- nlE,n-'
- -,tl3ll r Htn aea
-aa-Ts-I a.4IUr A-aH-s ii
Gi u ~,i IrfT satNtr~
h.-rsg 4-ug ~urfnGt lyr~s nil
a.s.,f.l h. t-,.rt-~ IL -,ir-,a nav IN
is.st Ii attt.- Is tnat-=, --,,e with
i.ta ti-.--ln.
r TrrE rEE grC@EwIFE
screams ilt.-'iuH ,uyins he ,es
sut luL va1f.ipE iuy -p 5t--9 he luliS-.
lInHlat-vi-.r e,.tl h-r ne III 'Siss
The sun., 1901-08-06

-i,fsl nur1 iir ipne ssnn. fit. Nf.a-
h.e 4 NJ BAs siE v-s- ms ,,--n. ~
lt N'luit+ iIsnrU5taIsi
There Iuw prospect ~ J; -nIinu-
a,r. u !v4r,nle weather III -.ir run
nt lI,.s,n +-tp. Il al III. .AE.nnIir
~5!1-- ami n me r..iun .N-t.n,iin. -1sHI
a. D. h.:.Iani,.s westward tvi.r ne Vest
.-l inl a,nr--ii p-,g-,luna Il 9hiu. Ken
HS ind tennessee.
''n- N..v Y irs 4.arsn nf -i,. Weather.
2pa,l 7iulara amt run Eaiiirtin tar
u v...s ,ad.nG sn anii a+5 -rDarri
y Ms ~T81t s,"i,.a ,r''I,''S ]. s8u.i
u 1u.l Il. vile rra ~. in,l 7ta,'hs-
-r" ar- tai,.y-i4c Th4 general RAINS
wa#r Nf C,i.iy r-sUl--'s z ll7rnT-,i
,sns -r ps vr- rh. sat-
l- - E-.e- -rc.r--.i s5a,r Atsn,iir
ny Y X tl,i aFh-r AS
>--- s--~ A,- tzl s r4<-tarb7u- ans
-n =. 90 atEn.tals~ e v---
5 zs-s-r sas-AS AH-u-r- an.
-s-s -. - = TlrE-
The sun., 1901-08-06
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

without f0ss seTi0es suffering Oae r.
ausntIy ss-es IN the papers the atlslee
given to shut up every window ~ : ,Fsi
a. ths. house. hss besa aired. IH C0ns-s-
stuenev oS this the AIR ia thr house fs-
e,sn1e- heated and impure aEd lnsfe'i.l -
any benefit F~iR@ gained every n.~ea'sss
~ the fanriIy sWffers from 'iepFy-~5"a rt.-l
sever,- Ea;iflsehe-
4 nrurh better plan j. e. h1ve evfrT
wiasit " =Rs. sB0or protevtrrl an g ti.Hw
= eDn~raHt c1FrsEg - ar " B's-s slsS'''ii-A y
the hs,u~s, thus PvOsEIII.G - aerss stsso
air for the lHHgs This m=g - tG H-
,7,sssVAished with Int veFy ~7.lta asf1 &
~ money and va-r intTrs,- e. s.ul rr
FiEst Il al purchase Ilar.ses lttr-tl--
- the gis-ee This H8sy - ezta s ~s-'iT
yard I,issvS. two yafli~ Npss- t*r N e-'t7-
, y,iet.e II son rot ttge HsrrE-s 4 4ili.
.,ray eDirr. without m gsg@ 'a-~
through Il. il + sigl itz sss5t,s t l''.
frgn the room ~ frrns the .ss-re Gfr
ihix cover ihs. entlr. ff.a1iv &c r1e rt
,l.,g. I.slye at tls-s i-t-L & - NlnfleN
. small -iass nntark.-A
A. II l. the heat W the @tu ,l'ur tss
elnss Whirh makes ti,e nfsNsse 1s
uir~hs.lferpt Ttssuis. NE l1sftE tat
-hauId nszt lr ta Pr ,zr si'ses 'rs'5
thu rays n Iht ~yIn- .s,''i1i 'ii>-t tt.-,
hs-- male curtains Z 0rlr- fse'-st.i
whieh viii III DsIrssl sl' N>y t'o So
mgi ~. pr p..y3v al4ae sl sgti'H~.''sss
far tht. s.ln ~ = nr a-sr lrf-st,.
sr- rs-aily -sier itn i1= s's7aa-~ isgt
hfre h,-a in ~ tnr aE r'vi g
--.rv miIrs ttes- F' frf.,igt> ras 3s
ir-txr .g4yvq ~afSet ae
glass srisEs rits ~ssN nts 'lr -als iilie
elbow s fra. rHrrritf tr Il -nu-r
Wls,ai ths Saa ~liay~ Nsi rssH shl vtiie
l,.,ys - rrtaia nriFH> ns tt'ssss he
-lrtrisls risy lss avpvfr,l "a .at Rn ue9
,r w. tSsi - t.r uH iai ls1
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.ss,r~. ansl K b,s. isysr-,i .v,tii nrg-
in= lr.ti.-r tisam tn y;r'. 4.srF-.niu.
ii..Fr will ". a atas st lanca nr
il- .ir 10 tsgrr ti 80 lp N.ll arF
L ifg SANE rlr',tts- -i.tl rir aitsi,ip isi-
i.sS p-ris,z Niu3.as it.i sflut iinais
.r,, ir.tt'r pTr,ft--tr,t IS J, viir nerttug
n,I III -iamip.r Niugy- ,nun ar 'Jv.
-51-i ~ ille leitii- iiS inIp ir
yiiris.ws may II. s, - heir
ltigft.
The sun., 1901-08-06
BALTIMORE E&OHp
RAILROAD.
enect May lg. l9oi.

Schedule in effect May 10. 1901.
All trains Illuminated with Pintscs
ixj ~ Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave
4 4 !, VII ,is. 70 iSss ~ o. ssnSsys asss
EiSSqpII EpIIBafPlir1. IIa!fiSPali 's wssS asss s.R: .m
@ 3 hS Sis M s 1Gss; 1Gyai III Einit%eaj 81 %
a@sS III sSS % 81 @ 1891 Ss n r s 9; Sundays 5o "a 8
Ets, .a;bes .b.is (Royai Limited; SIS. .7aS
ssc'is Si y$sf iSss a% s%yr ss BE- :Ss ~ %
M 3 H. ssaa5@esis sa5 sSs ss 3 W.. W. ;ss' s5s' Sss lSss
y. m. 0' iOo-
Atlantic City, week days, 1880 xsas a. m
sl2.lo; ~ 10, x3.ho. Ks 1s ard xG.25 p. m. sun m
Gene May week days, s6 5 and . 30 a. m.
W. W, * xSS ana xSt@ p- m. Sundays. 100 a
sea Isle 'Gi'y. week days xe 60 a. M, Yl2Is
Ss.ib and x3bop. m. Sundays. 235 p. m.
Bnltlmore and Washington, week days,
sS " x as sse 9Royal s1 q Iii nimitedS' itsSc :sSs ::sSs
esi .lsSe :: Az 900 Royai LImitedj nit q;
baltimore and way "a; stations. sm a NJ
y q n. daily daily except Sunday; sos a. m.. %
lHfn " III 1HUNHY DnlY,
S, Hs"",s; %:ss ss. .s'Si ~ sis siS :isisi ssi
'l2M, .fn. GG s42. .io1s g. M n" d. u"
Ilttsburg, week days, 800. a. M: a57
.iois p, m. Sundays. 's.0 a. M, 'i57
Chicago daily .s.ei a. m. a.s7 D. m.
Cincinnati and ST Louis. als a. M.
Slngery accommodation. week DAYS
.b5 m; a19. e.l0 .. m. Sundays. so5 a.
f.andenbcrg accommodation, week days
$3.50 y. m. SUNDAYS 655 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore. week days. 245 n. m
T.andenbcrg. week DAYS. $40 n. M; LAS
I530 u m. Sundays 80 y m: G55 p. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for viii.
mington, week dnvs. q IS $50 '7so. 10 Is
100 q m; .122n .l37. 2i5. .3d7. .ion 4 NJ
" 10 'hiS Royai Limited 555. 6 35. u 9n
.Dt0 sti,35 n m Sundays s335 81 SNN
land II IO0 n m. .1221 'I.T Las. .too
.siS fRovai limised), SIS. .7.3o. 40, % 10
10 70 p. m
nolmarvIa Telephone No 1a3
Raios 10 western points lower than via
1nv other Iin.
u 4 MILLER. PASSENGER Agent, WI
ID. n. MhRTfN. Man ~ Pass Tram
The sun., 1901-08-06
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express s4s p. m
daily. .sleePers to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis, and New Orleans: 736 p m
daily. sleepers To New Orleans. Macon
Memphis Nashville. via Asheville and
Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 70 IS D. m.
daily. Seepers 10 Charleston Macon and
Port Tampa: l.f6 a. m, daily. sleepers 10
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway s11 p. m.
rati
Seaboard sir Line Railway Express
= m. daily. sisaDers 10 New Orleans
and Jacksonville Florida and Matrnra-
Titan T.ir,itasi' 4 % y m. daily, slsef,ers
- Jasksanyille ard Atlanta
The sun., 1901-08-06
PENNSYLV LVANIAR R. r.
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il
uAI,TIMUIgG gthIg ROAD.
= Schedule IN sfctt June ", ivO1,
Trains Leave Wilmington M fol ows

Schedule IN sifctt June n. 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington NJ follows
For philadelphia tsxpress,, t.b7, so2. a2e.
sSg 7G go; go sf@, easi PIP ia ioia ,ga 9M' sS
800, 81. i5s. t0. GW. $50, 1Oi. TN eod.
and 9iG D. m. ~. -
Acoomrnodation. 40, 10, ~ 100 a.
$50. $40 $50. sbb, i0ii. 1i.M. lie, ii.ib, y.
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For New York tthrougb oxpresaj. La,
:O2. 9.s5, DINING Carr g.b6. 1852, iiis u. m, I,
H. Ii sa 'R"es sso 9dd plsns ' ca R ""s asa psiS
lion. philadeiphis. 40 $50. lio. sso, esa.
II isI ~ agSg Sn Tub Ss III Fl @ Bio Hd sSd ota a = s% w.
Atlantic City Special, o % .. M. week days.
Solid yestibule Train Pullman Buffet IA. iof
;ars; Combined Gar, and Coaches through TO Az
For Boston without change. 1909 a. M,
ard 7.E p. m.
stations. 7S5 a. m and s.a5 y. NJ
Baltimore and Washington, 4aB, roo,
- il1s and i 81 a. m. 1906. isiA no,
y : 81. 80 iss z. 16oa GA. f0i, 1850. All
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
&stS 81. SD p. m. l2.B night,
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-. = Is. f.0i. 40. 0N. aaa. 1919. and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpresH). l.67, ace. 420
:, 95. l0.l2, ll.45 "A. m, l2-b6, i,n 800
As. 6G7. %. III. 9.0G, and 9.1G p. m.
Accommodation. TO $40 8J5. a. m.
wa, 200. 400 525, T.2s and l04s p m
For Chester fexpressl. i.57 40, a.35
As. a. m, i.37. 900, 45s. B.0, and 80
Accommodation, 7lo. 80. sS. a. m.
i2,li 2e0. 400 5.5. 7.28. and 1913 p. m.
For New York Through express) 1.57
/ zoe. IS. 9b5 Dining Carr, 1852. ii.45. n
m. 1886, 1.37 Dining Carl, 800, G.07. .G "a
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l.H, 300, ASS, 6.07. GO, III. DIG. and i04
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Baltimore and Washington d35, 8N
l0lS m. 1906. 1913, l.F0, 35i, 400 52r
603, SAG. 736, Sill n. m. and 05 night
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Wilmington fexpress, 350. 100 H. 29. II 3;
a. m. l3, 313. 3.29 4iG. 50, 525 so
SIS; 73l, S.35 l1.2G. 11.2s p. m. and 12,2
night.
accommodation. ss5. s.12, io.a5, a. m
1898. 232 G.i3, s.3S aud 10 % pm
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