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North Park union., 1901-12-06
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North Park union., 1901-12-06
North Park Cattle
on Omaha Market.

The following sales Of North Park
cattle on the Omaha market were not
ed in the last issue of the Live Stock
Report
W. o. Motman, II Wyoming feed
ers, 977 pounds, s3.75; 23 Wyoming
COWS, 939 pounds, 1925; eight Wyo-
ing cows, 1908 pounds, $3.50.
s. Haskins, 80 Wyoming feeders
927 pounds, s3.75; 10 Wyoming
COWS, 964 pounds, s3.35; 12 Wyo-
ming COWS, 95l pounds, s2.65.
North Park union., 1901-12-06
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Land ofHssss Dsuvsr. Colorado.
Nov. 7. lsol.
Notice 10 hereby 6ivsa that the following
named settler hss Alsd notice Of his intention
10 make final proof in support OF his claim, ard
that said,proof will bc made bstoso HenTy l..
Baush, United 6tates Commissiooss. District
Of Colorado, at Walden Colorado, on December
81, 1901, viz: II. A. No. Ii ,odo, OF Ciaes Aibni.
cinusen, OF Pearl, Colorado. for tho Lot No.Ss, Il
Rs2W.
He names tho following witasssos 70 prove
his continuous residence upoo, and cultivation
OF, said land, Wis:
George o. EImes. Of Pearl. Colorado.
Thomas N. Akers.
Samuel II. Mcintosh.
0oorso Wiatorburn,
CD. Rosp. Rssisssr.
sis CT pss
North Park union., 1901-12-06
Notes For PubaeaBea.
United States Land O@ess
Denver, Colo, Ost. =. looa

United States Land O@s~
Denver, Colo. Ost. y. iSea
Notice is hossby givau that Hsnry &. Bosasn
Of Walden. Lsrimcr County. Colorado. has 0lsd
notice Of inscotioo 70 make psoet On his 1esest
land claim No. II. fos the 81 ~ ME ~ cod
N l.: BE "a and NE - Bw IL sad 61 ~ NV
II sce. Is I N R - W. bceoss Hn,y L. BAush.
United Statcs Commissioner, DISCREET Of Colo
RADIO, ns Walden, Colorado, on saturday. Tho a
day Of Decombcr, 1901.
Ho nance tho foilowins Witnesses 70 prove
the somplotc Irrigation and soelanatioo oS said
land:
Petor W. Fischer. Of Walden, Colorado.
Jacob @. Timbrcl
Elisha Stout
william D. Bsokwith"
G. D. foap. RssissH.
Ms u plD
North Park union., 1901-12-06
Laramie, Wpon,tng
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dsssrt lsad. elssi PWol

Land Office at Denvor, Colorado,
Nov 7. 1901.
Notice is horohy given that August Pacho, Of
Glonoyrc, Larimrr County, Colo, hns hlcd not
Ice OF intention to mako proof on his dcscri-
land claim. No. %, for tho El1 Of sE -. and
sW Is OF Sc IL, Soc. 70, 7 II N, d Is W, before
tho CLERK of tho District Court, at Fort Col
iins, Colorado, on Monday tho .srd dny Of Dec.
omber 1901.
Hc nnmes tho following witnesses to provo
the tho complete irrigation and reclamation Of
said land:
Jules Bcsson, OF Gleneyro. Colorado.
Le Roy O. Squire ="
Victor @. H. Stuart, +"
Thomas II. Dorcy, Fort Collins. Colo.
Cd. Foap. Register.
Hl5 uP p3p
North Park union., 1901-12-06
NOTICE Foa evsL.cAr,om.
Land Odiss q, Dssvss. Cossssdo.
o. n -

Land Otisss a Dssvss. Colsssdo,
oes. y. ~.
Eosiso u hsseby Givsa that NE Gn1lsv1as-
named actties has filsd nosice ol his inssaslea
to mako hasi proos In support ol his siAin. asd
that said proof will bc made hesoes Hsnsy L.
Baush, United StAtns Comuisstonae, Olsesi0e
Of Colorado. at Valdez. Colosado, 90 Oese0os
7th, 1901, Wis. +, II. A. No. i1.soe. Of xhomas Zip
ful Of W alden, Colorado. sos he NE ~ ~. q.
1sN. Ri ".
He nAmes tho iollOwins witossso b 0suss
his continuous residenee upoo, aud eol1lvatios
Of, said land. vis.:
Charles L. p. P.winseom, Of Valdez. oosos1lo
David r. sudduth,
William A. Timbrol
8. u. Mace,
Q. D. 1osD. Rssiseo.
Nj ur ca
North Park union., 1901-12-06
NOTICE roa pvsL,cAr,on.

Land Otace at Dsuvss. OulosaAo.
Oca. y, l1o1.
Notice ID hereby sivse That the soilovius-
namcd scstlcs has filcd nosieo Ut his intsnlicA
TO mako final proof in support Of hia claim. and
that said proef will he made beeoso Henry l..
Bnush. United Statas Commissiouer. District
of Colorado. at Walden. Colorado. oo Dses<nhor
It'll, 1901, viz; Il, A. No. f7idl. 81 Charles l.. p.
Winscom OF Walden. Colorado. for tho r ~ N
II and NE l.. sw IL aud MY IL sR Is Ser
Il. TsN, n INV.
He hnnee the following vitnesses 10 pruvs
his continuous resldcneo upon. end cultivation
Of, said land, Wig;
Thomas Zipfci, OF Walden, Colorado
David =. sudduth, 4"
william Timhrou.
B. NJ Mueo.
c.p-roaD, Rss..s.r.
North Park union., 1901-12-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
osssN Land. else, p,sss.

United StAtes Land Otlcs,
Denvsr, Colo. Oct. q. 1901.
Notice IL hereby wivea that Jacob q. rimbrcl
OF Walden. LarimsF County. Colorado. has die,
notice of intcntion to make proof On his dsserS
land claim No, i1s. for tho AW ~ Be ~. Bee. IA
aud l.. NE IA. Bee. IS. T N, q 1SN. bssors
Hcarr l.. Bsneh. usitod Stasss uoamAssaoa~.
District OF O colorado, at Walden. Colorado, %
Saturday, tho .iss day OF December. 1901
He namsa tho following witnesses 70 prove
tho complete irrigation and roelamasioa Of ssid
land:
Pcte. ". FiIehar. OF Waidsa. colnsAdo
Hcnry q. Boston, 's
Elisha Stout.
William ID. Bockwith,
@. D. YoaD. Register.
xs UP Oh
North Park union., 1901-12-06

1t Is said At the war department
that Healey's crime was the shooting
of sergeant Of his company while
the latter was asleep.
North Park union., 1901-12-06
NUMBER u.
NOTICE ron pvsL,eArioN.
Lard oa.. .. D..... ce.s.sae.

Lard onss as Dsavs. Cn,sssAo.
OF. =, M.
Notice = barely sivsn that ths tnl1evtag-
naned ss%slss has aisd noties q Ais intsnsisn
to make nnAl geuof In suppnsa os HI eiaia. nod
that said psonf will he mAds bstoss Heosy L.
Baush, United States Oommlsaioass, Dists1ot
os @ Colosndo, At walden. otosado, on Dsoonhss
9Th 1904, VII: H. A. No. is1ob, Of S5ivussss 3
Holdridso Of walden. Goiossdo. for tho 8 -
Tim, Il 50 N.
his coniinuous residence upon. and eaiuysaion
OF. said land. via:
Augustus =. pwinoli. " Walden 0Aloss d.
Charles II. Covdrsy,
Pesor Fischer,
o. ". Huntington. i" ''
CD. YosD. Rsslssar.
KS or piA
North Park union., 1901-12-06
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North Park union., 1901-12-06

righteous in their own lifa,-that pill
grimage will be worth making.
What would not . man give il he
might converse with Orpheus and
Musaeus and fIesiod and Homerr
Nay, II this be true let mo die and
die again. l, too, shall havo won
derful interest in place whero can
converse with Palmades, and Ajax
the Son OF lebanon, and other heroes
Of old, who suffered death through
an unjust judgment; and there will be
no small pleasure, as think, in CON-
pairing my own suffering with theirs.
Above all, shall be able to continue
my search into true and false knowl-
edge; as in this world, so also in
that; shall find out who is wise, and
who pretcnds to be wise and Is not
Wherefore, o judges, be of
good cheer about death, aud know
of truth-that no evil can happen
to good man, either in life or after
death.-Georges Weekly.
North Park union., 1901-12-06
Notice For Publication.
oosst Land. Fia,, Proof.

United Statcs Land O0co.
Denver, Colorado. Nov. %. 1901.
Notice is hereby aisoa that Thomas J. Hunter
OF Pinkhamton. Colorado, has Alod notice Of
intention to make proof on his desert land
claim No. 1877. for the l.. NV IA and IL NE
II or Lot No. 2, and Sc IA NV II and IL NE
"a Soc. 30. II N, 3 - ", before Heory L.
Baush. U.s. Commissioner. a. Walden. Colo
RADIO, on Saturday, tho 9Th day Of January, 1soc.
Hc names tho following witnsssos 70 Dcovs
the complete irrigation and rsclamatioo q
aaid land:
T. John Payne. Of Pinkhamsoo. Colorado
Frank e. Lyon.
Lssnard Knowles,
Charles B. Huntos,
CD. FosD, Rasssa<.
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North Park union., 1901-12-06
Walden Larimer Colorado Friday December

sale at the North Park Phnr macy
on, or about, the 18th Of this month,
Woodruff and Terry, Lar annie;
will save you mo ney on mems and
boys wear.
Charlie Rigge,n started for the En-
campment country last Tue sday to
look over the situation little Mrs.
Frank Martin accompanied him on .
short visit to her husband, who is
employed down there.
Don't forget that you can got all
kinds of native lumber at John
LAfever's saw MILL including
shingles. Boards and dimension
stuff, lS feet long or over, will be one
dollar more per thousand feet.
C. c. Fliniun and Co., shipped &
four horse load of gro ceries and min
er's supplies to the Wolverine mine
at Pearl last week. The building OF
q town at Pearl don't seem to be hurt
ing Walden merchants very much
yet.
A good bicycle, with headlight, cy-
clometer, nlnNnl toe.clips.
for both tires, ETC., FOR SALE.
Ridden only the past season. Gents
wheel. Call at this office. sq2-0
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wis were in
town last week taking in tho City
Mr.. Wis intends to send us an article
on irrigation, or why he thinks the
meadows of North PARK are deterior-
ating. He was afraid it would be too
German. Send it on Mr. Wis, we
will fix it all right. Well be glad to
get it.
Miss Della Davison started for
Denver last Monday where she will
probably spend the winter with
friends. She Was accompanied by
Miss Grace Stout who is going to
Fort Collins for treatment for atrophy
OF the right hand. This WI! take
Grace out OF school which Is to be
much regretted.
Mr.. G. i. Larson Of Spicer was in
town this week and spent few min.
utes with the editor discus sing North
Park matters. In his recent ship
ment Of cattle to Omaha, his ia,
steers netted him about e5l.00 pei
head, over all expenses That is the
way we do things up here in North
Park. Where does tho cattle bust
ness pay better?
To the editor
IN oou pieaSe teii
the parties who have been in the hab.
1t of milking my COW that if they
will bring pail to the house, l will
give them some milk, as l prefer
to milk my cow myself.
Yours for charity,
II. L. kauph
North Park union., 1901-12-06
Noe,e. For publieat,on.

Noeies For pubiieation.
Department OF tho Interior.
Land Oflce at Denver, Colorado,
November 10. 1901.
Netice is hereby Rivon TINT tho following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to mako final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be mado before tho Register
or Recover at Donyer. Colorado, on DcoonbcT
2sth, 1901. WIS.,: George II. Mac0re9or, II. 4.
No. 1914, for tho NE IL NE IL 8oc. Is, SE IL
Sc IL and W IL Sc IL Soc. 10, T n, ~ "
6P. II.
He nance the following wienosscs to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, Wis.,:
Robert f. Oliver, Of Denvcs. Colorado.
Oric J. Bimms.
John Adams, Estes Park,
W. I. PARKS, /"
CD. FoRp. Rosister.
ne up pes
North Park union., 1901-12-06
NOTICE eoa pvsL,cArow.

Land OAies a Dsevss. Colombo,
Nov. Z. 1sM.
Notice Il hereby aivse that tho 1ollowins.
named ssstlar has aied nntiss Of ha inssnttpa
TO mnkc final psrof 10 support of hsf olain. and
that said proof will be mads bsfces 1ha Osrk
Of tho District Court, Larinsr Ousn1y. Colo.
RADIO. at Port Collins, on Dscssabss a1ss. \ o.
1901, viz: Mary a. Sipos. tformsrly Man A. Con-
nors,l for tho Lots aud Z and NE ~ 0W ~
Soc. and Lot Ne. I. Sse. 7. : No. = N. IN Rsnss
77W.
Of, said land, Wis:
Frod Holdreee. OF Owl, Colombo.
John 0ibAoas.
Mar Gn. Fort Oollins Ccsosadn
c.D.T TuD. assis.ss.
0l3 iT,s Vt isNt 49, ~
North Park union., 1901-12-06

Meu or boys dressed, bsst and
cheapest, 1t Woodruff and Isrry'A
Laramie.
North Park union., 1901-12-06

"Does you blieve in signs?" asked
Miss Diana Brown. Deed l does, I
answered Mr.. Erastus Plnkley. "If
| had my way ev'y chicken coop
would have a sign on it, SOS we
wouldn't lose so much time locating
em.--Denvcr Field and Farm
Mr.. Hogan Carving the turkey3
"What part Of the turkey would you
like, Hanna, dcar?"
IL would like leg, Dennis. dar-
lin'."
"And what will you have, Norah,
me child?"
"You may give a leg, father, dear"
"And Patsy, me boy, what will
you have?"
"The leg, father"
"Go on wild ye. Whut dye think
I'm carviu'--a centipedc?"-George's
Weekly.
North Park union., 1901-12-06

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The sun., 1901-09-13
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.
Our Pre- Sid"nt will get well.

Our President will get well.
The electric fan has gone out OF hns-
ness.
II is better to 10 disappointed IN Iowa
than in marriage.
Summer seems loath to 20. hut She
can't stay with Us much longer.
4 wise woman never takes rcigh,c rs
into her confidence about her troubles ~.
her family affairs.
4 girl hushcs angrily. in her first sea-
son, il !: man star'S mt her too admiring-
~; She dGes the same IN her third, il III.
fails to.
Yesterday Miss Gould attended church
at R0Xhury. which is named in h"r
fathers nonnr. and fcrvrnty prayed for
the Presidents recovery.
Being something Of an Anarchist her,
self, Carrie Nation may 1T this time
fairly bc assumed to be- quiet because
her manager has placed padl,ck On hcr
month";
Tomorrow evening, at sunset. the new
year 1862. according 10 the Hebrew cal
clullr. will he welcomed in every syn;,-
.osuc ana chevra throughout the world.
This holiday is called "Rosh IInshonna'
ana is the universal day of rejoicing.
Presents ami conyratulatorv cards are
exchanged, and famil. reunions are held.
The sun., 1901-09-13

WE. ERN MARY1,An RAILROAD.
Connecting. with T.. w. e I X. r., at
Union station, baltimore, Md.
Taking Effect June " 1901,
All trains leave Ilillen Station as fol-
lows:
t.aoa m Fast Mail, Main Line. Hagerstown.
y, aud Ry, and the South and ex Sunday
r. v. r. R., Chambersburg. Martins
burg, Wi, chester and points OH Chesapeake and
Western X. r.
9.l5 a. mp -Pen-Mar Express, tPen-Mar only)
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
7.25 n. III York, u. and II, Division and
Main Line east Of Emory Grove, also
Carlisle and q. and II. r. r.
S.ll II. m.-Main Line Hagerstown. Shippens-
burg, Frederick, kmmittsburg and N ana =:
Rv. To Shenandt ah
1912 "A. m.-Accommodation for Union
bridge, York, Gettysburg.
1880 y. Accommodation for Emory Grove.
2.25 u. m accommodation for Emory Grove.
S.22 p. m.-Blue Mountain Express, tParloi
Carr also Fred rick.
332 p. m.-Express for York and Il. and
II. Division.
4.Oi p. m -Ex press Main Line points, Hagels-
town. Frederick. Emmiisburg and ShippensbuIg.
5O0p. m Express To Glyn lon. Accommoda
tinn beyond to union Bridge.
5.25 y. m. accommodation for Alesia
6.l5 p. m - Accommodation for Union Bridge,
SUNDAYS ONLY.
a35 a. Accommodation for Union
Bridge and Hanover.
23h p. Accommodation for Union Bridge.
i.2S p. m -.-Accomm Ndation for Alesia.
Tic ket and Baggage Office, 2l5 East Baltimore
street
Trains stop at Union, = ,nnsylvania avenue,
Fulton and Walbrook North avenuel stations.
]. NJ. HOOD, Il. ii. GRISWOID
General Manager Genl Pass. Agent,
The sun., 1901-09-13
DEMENTED ORGAN GRINDER.

The du I'ont- t-AntiAddhkSilr organ
grinder has discovered I'hc sun
The effect Of the discovery is alarming
'l'lw organ grinder has gone NAL" The
melody has gone out Of his music The
song If the poet las given place to thu
rlvlnss Of lunntic.
III" worst of III this i, the madm;.l.
realizes his condition. II" has moment ;
ol sanity III which hr prays for Il calm
fer his excited brain. Poor fellow. How
sad. Hear him:
We want to be calm. and we wani
10 H. Just. hnt we do declare that when
amy public juirnal classes th" mrn in
t"rrSlea III reform in This city ~ aS
lsSInS who Kill executives. they could
not H. condemned for sing in their
wrath and tearing it out.
Poor ol gar grinder.
W. suggest Il sclativc-opinm- biz,
lus"
That will assure outward calm. ut
least, and the matter Of justice could
bc left to adjust itself.
Is ,his organ grinder typical Of the
',cLrsses of men Interested in reform in
this city, He classes himself among
them. lie prcsumrs TO defend them when
they are not attacked Rut why does NJ.
who suggests an anarchieal rising, aud
The sun., 1901-09-13
BOOMING THE EX-STATE
TREASURER.
Another bid for fame!

Another bid for fame.
Another cruml Of consolation thrown
to the remnant of the once mighty Anti
.Addicksite political aggregation known
as the Regular" Republican party.
10 give ii renewed hope, and If pos
sible, hold it together for another NJ
tempt to defeat the election of two Re,
publican United States Senators. il is
again announced that Dr. Congressman
Ball is to lie patronage dispenser fnr
Delaware. This announcement is made
through Wilmington despatch to an
nsurgent organ in Philadelphia. The
meaning of this connection is Obvious. IL
colrohorateS what we have suggested as
its purpose--to revive the dwinlfins
hope Of the irreconcilablc .Anti-.AddichS-
ties. Its appearance is inoppniunc. Ii
is evident that President Mckinney has
not given authority for any snch state.
ment during the week and more that h,
has been away from Washington. and Il
part of the time prostrated by tn,
wounds inflicted by an assassin. That is
very evident. Another thing. The AMI
.Addicksites could never have kept such
to them. sweet morSal of news for III
hour So this ruinor-so delightful to til,
paltiSans Of party for which patron
age is tie only hope, for which it wa
born. for which it lives. and withon
which it will lie-iS thing born out q
time, u slump thing. that needs to b
buried quickly to avoid offence.
a much moro interesting and import
ami announcement. to the people OF Della
ware. would have been one saving tia
Drlawarc'S only representative in tn
National Congress and tho States latc>
"NSsatc treasurer. had decided to swtl
Ills accounts with tho State before ~
Suming congressional dutics \ default
ing cX-otIlccr AZ dispenser Of Frdcrl
patronage will not he Il credit tn III
State.
The sun., 1901-09-13

the destruction of property, because he
imagines-in his madress-that somebody
has accused him and his friends of being
assassins.
The poor organ grinder confessas that
he, mt least, is tainted with anarchy
But what was it that drove the organ
grinder mad? 1t was sun editorial,
i The poor fellow had been struggling TO
avoid replying to The Sun. He had
taken counsel about it, and his friends
realizing his destrait mental condition.
E,avised him not to notice The Sun. Ru'
he couldn't help it. He is an organ
grinder with mission. He was i'm
ported for purpcse-to obscure and de
stroy the influence of The Sun. Faliur,
to do that has unbalanced his mind. We
regret it, We are not alarmed over M
proposed tearing out" of fhe Sun. II
fact we are rather pleased with th,
suggestion. 1t might offer us an oppn
l1uuity not otherwise to he cnjoyed--w'
could capture him md ring MP Farm
hun st. Here is what made the organ
grinder mad and drove all the melody
ont Of his music.
What has become Of the Democratic
lnon-partiSan local reform movement
Has this Oyerstcppins of the INV III th'
Inttcmpt to assassinnte the President OF
the United States shown the reformet
that the path of safety and right is il
- ~ ..fI mill
movements intact and sacred? 1t ough.
to have that effect The theory of thi>
lussassin and his colleagues is only an out
growth of mat diSreSpcct for. ard as
lsnults llpou the laws. the customs. and
leXecutivcs. outside of and independent
Of recognized and lawful organizations
The typical independent in politics i
the assassin who. ignoring ana DENYING
the authority of government and of par
ties, attempts to rcvGlntianizc. that is Il
reform. governments by killing the exeou
tives. The safe politics is the politics nj
lpaIticS. ana the party that has heater
tine Democratic party AMI forced from il
the cry of nor-partisar reform. is thu
lparty to which the people who really IL"
sire reform cling. True rcformcrs cal
have no political sympathy with til,
. L IIllN'N Ul'I lit l1lllN lltlA navy hh'' ~
form necessary in Delaware politics
rhinK of it. Republicans. whatever thrr,
is in Delaware politics and government
that needs reformation. is of Democrats
origin. and the reform of these evils ha
never been possible until that party wa
. beaten.
or course the mad organ grinder di'
not quote all Of this editorial. Tha
would have defeated his mad fancy. III
/ garbcl it. He lied about it. Tie hattcl
cd himself that he was in some way IL
GUIDED in what we had said He WASH
until he put himself in ii by conrrssin
I his anarchistc disposition and desire
t What We have said in the quotatio
/, from The Sun is true We take moro 9
il back. We are simply repeating her
Z What has b"ct, said by wis" anl goo
: men the world over. in their commem
1 upon the attempted assassination Of tn
!. President Of the United States. The pu
/, nit has rcsoun led with its repetition
/, The new SpapcrS have been full Of i
. 1t cnrurccs the lesson If the deplnrabi
incident.
The sun., 1901-09-13
BALTIMORE &OHIt
RAILROAD.

Schedule in. effect May 49,. 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
d Express trains
.lS5s Msw 4 m. moFk isls w.ss & days 49, S Roysi
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PfIILADELPfiIA,.. week DAYS, '5ol.
'oso ~ % 'sss 20 1Roy;ai 81; HI a;tea; n @
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Ches,er. week Gays. $50 $3.50. -. $50.
ia5s. .li.35 a. m 4.is. 1883, 635, Tl2. s.st,
A.spsc .ls City wee. days - ssg q 'sss
s9aasyf GaPs 81 Rad "a s. Csc an and ss
m, fl2.. '2S5 and $3.50, p. m. Sundays.
'isiS. 's.s5 and 1853 p. m. Sundays. 2.S5
BsltImore and ,Wyaas,hington week x dsys.
.sio .i.57. $50 {Royai limited, .S0i,
M. M si256. y agos. sib7, $50 1Royai Limited nj
i55. 'S.Oi, '1O.16 p. M.
40 p. M, daily except Sunday; 9.O5 a. M.
.55 p. m, Sunday only. $50 o,r .,.
| Newark. week days, sfS 655, -S.u4.
| 'l1.O1 a. M. |1256 31a, tt57 G12, "iu III.
p: m. sundays. AIS. .S.o4. 9.O5 a. M.
s1256, .4.57. 6.55. S.42. '1O16 p. m.
Pittsburg. week days, -S,Oi. a. M, .4.57.
1016 p. m. Sundays "S.Oi, d. m, 4,57.
| .16 p. m.
Chicago, daily, .soi q. m. .!57 p. m. !.
1856 and f10.16 p. m: daily.
IFS 3. M; s;is. 6.iO. p. m. Sundays s.o5 a. a
I.andenberg accommodation, week days
,.31 p. m. Sundays. 6.55 p m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore, week days, 245 p. m.
iL.andenberg week days, $40 q: m, 2.45.
80 p. m. Sundays 94e a. M. 655 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Will
mdngton, week eel % days y 'sa5 $50 Tso 'ie %. SS
$50, .5.4S (Royal Iimited), 5.55, 6.35. 7.30.
| $40. +1135 p. m Sundays. *3.35, T30, 500,
md 11.00 a.. M, +l220. f.37. Las. H.20.
'5.4S tRoyal Limted), 5.55. '7.3O. 7.40, '9.40,
1870 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone. No 1893
Rates to western points lower than via
INV other line
II. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent, Will
| mington Del
d. b. MARTIN. Man. of Pass. Traffic.