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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

is,ued ysgy unique invitations for q
Fourth Of July reception.
Mrs. " IS. Anthony and little
I daughter, Lucille, have retuEacd from
/ a visit ~ putUsi relatives
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bar smith oi Bloom.
I field are visiting Nj. salths parent
Judge aud Mrs S. 5. Smiih.
we always show nice 'iuc Of urg.
lige shirts aud up.,o-daic styles I0
culiars-all sizes Colo 6 Nixon.
sir. Mildred WhlclaN and daugh.
ter, Miss Lillian, Of 81 Louis, are yis-
/ Ting Mrs. /. b. Fisher this week,
Mns lIu Nollaih, who las been eu,.
ploycd ia millinery store m Platte
burg ior some time, hes returned
home.
LosT, between Iron Mountain AVID
Pennington, rcd cape. Finder
please leave a. this Office aud gc. rc-
w5rd
Clo,hing, shoes, shirts and dry
Coods-iuIl sleek, low pIiccs and
courteous treatment
MCCORniCK, SrRoTT & Co.
Lieutenant Frank Keller who is'
stationed At JcHer on BARRACKS, .Poul
Saturday and sunday here wiki biz.
mother
You can alway. get wba, sou want
10 groceries al Klein Grocer Com.
paays. Their stock is always foil
and complete.
MIS- j. Walter loal aud Mr Mag
gle fowl Of poiod ard Niss phron1
Sloan Of lroudalc alc visiting Mr N
y. Mccormick
The Pennington baseball. team have
secured a game with tho tlrdcricI-
town team, 20 come 0G At tho FaiT
GroEuds ou The 9Th.
We arc headquarters !ur mems,
boys and ChiIdrcu's clothing, and
have lots II nice lhIugs ja=. sight for
sGmmcr. Conf & NiAUS.
Gordon Whit and JDba Nacain, |
lao Pennington boys vino have brcu /
with the army iu the Philippine have
returned home,
We have a full lime Di mems -h.t'-, |
col,sr-, lir. aud underwear. Give u,
call before you buy.
McCoEWcE, SrE1TT & Co.
Miss Nellie Harris, with her niece,
little Kiss Flora Morse, Of ~. Louis,
has bcen spending week with relA-
livcs aud friends here.
You can buy your sewing machines
cheaper a. TclIcy'- than oHyabcfc
else. Sewing machine attachments
always on hand
Work on the Lang IIoIlcr bowling
sllcy aud Office building ts moving
right along. The brick work OF Toe
first story Is up.
Bring rs your chickens, eggs, but
ter, rolaiocs--iu fact an Ihe proda,,
you have, aud gel TIC highest make,
phce. COM n NIXON
II you want nice gold, silver or
any other kiud Of watch, at the lowest
priccs, either ladies or gcutlemca b,
30 to Tctlay's Jowelgy Store.
Mrs. jamie Taylor and daughter
Miss Shelby, who have been visiting
MIS-. Geo j. Cole for a couple Of
weeks, let Monday for Columbia to
visit friends
Miss Mary Asbury entertained from
three to six O'Clock Wednesday after
uoon in honor Of Eor guests, Misses
Louise Doughcriy aud pansio Niemcyer |
Of 81. Louis.
4
Foulsrd, Tefcta and Waist silks at
Cole & NiXOn's. This IL one oi The
incest lines ever brought to Farming.
ton, aud tho ladica are especially 10
PiIed TO call and see these goods.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
BAuGAiHS IN
Hot Weather Goods
AT THE FAIR.

just in. 2 dozen childrcn's
suits, ages to 10 years, siyl-
ishly made aud will wash. An
go at only Ssc per suit.
Anolher lot Of linen chamhry
suits, same ages, real beauties;
sll 60 a. oaly zoe per suit.
A line Of boys. knee pants,
az sizes From 10 10 years,
a. zjci II to "A years, soc.
Cbiilrens waists, Iu-i the
thing iJf bot weather, all sizcs,
Gully csc each
mems oycralls, the best 81
4Sci mems work shirts, tie
bet, a. isc.
Rockford socks, two paths TOT
To-; men yarn socks , 'sc per
pair
Boys bib oy.salls At onIy 81
g1a,s per pair
Splendid lac Of mems neck
wear from Zoe up
Remember be place:
IIE FAIR,
S.. Tr5neOis CouatJ's Creates,
Cheap StIrf Farmirytou
tlisitlHNIHlniR.,i Observation-Disclosures
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Marlin. yonr be-, nholnernphcr

Martin, your be-, photographer.
Contractor John Mccarthy vent to
81. Louis SUNDAY.
Frcsh vegetables every morning a,
Klein Greer CO..
For Il. sK. Mocha sud Jaws coffee
60 to Cole q NiSous.
Hrs Paul Mcdaniel ,s visiting At
Frcder.cktoNu lui- week.
Choice line II cv1pora,ed aud dried
hu,i- ., Eieiu Grocer Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hans, has been Sc.
iously III for several day4.
Clocks, watches, plated ware, lew
slry If al sorts at Tctlcys.
For tho best meats 60 to Aulscn s
Albsugh's City Nca, Market.
Produce Of all Aiuds bought and
sold.-McCorn,ick, spr0,s & 60.
Miss Rosa Hartley Of New York
City Is visiting Mrs. Geo j. Cole
We are leading the town iu ladies'
belts. see them, Cole & Nixon.
Kniepp Malt Coffee, Postum Cereal
and Grain-o at Klein Grocer Co. =.
Charlie Henson Of 81, Louis Is Wis.
iting the family Of Mr.. David Rcccc.
Don't miss seeing our Dress Goods.
They arc up-to.da,e. Cole d Nixon.
Norman Blue Of Dexter visited his
parents here a couple Of days last week.
You get your groceries fresh when
you boy Of the Klein Grocer Company.
Misses Sarah sud Louise Macarthur
entertained informally Monday even
iDg.
Go to Teiley's for your wedding
presents; you can get the very thing
needed.
All Kinds Of vegetables, groceries
AND berries at Mccormick, Sprott
h Co.'s.
Use Chase 4 sanborn's Seal and
Special Cofiees. For sale only by the
Klein Grocer Co.
Miss Fay voohcrs has returned from
a visit Of several weeks with friends
al Monticello, Ill.,
Our carpet stock is very complete.
Have lost ordered several new samples
Cole & Nixon.
Miss Lucille Haley Of Fredcricktown
Waited Mrs. ROsenplanter and other
friends here last week.
Everything Is sweet, fresh and eleaa
at Autsen 3 A!baugh's City Meat Mar
ket. Give them a trial.
Mrs. George EIler c. 81. Loais Is
visiting the family Of her bre,her.ib-
law, Ar. Peter SChmik.
Miss Edna Lawson OF Iron Moun-
tain has been spending several days
with Pennington friends.
Mr.. !. d. Cunningham has removed
into bis new two-sl0ry residence on c
s.reel 10 the DOES addition.
Klein Grocer Go. carries the largest
and most complete stock Of groceries
Of any honss - :hs cossty.
Miss May ssrcupe returned home
Monday IRON a visit Of several weeks
with relaiiSss Il Piedmont.
Aif FL our up-to.date straw hats
mass 20 now whlle the san shines.
pgiees seazaed Cole : Nsxor.
W7li Taylor. who graduated from
f.orneli Ualssrsily recently, came IN
suuslay 10 spend sira sHHsmeT here.
For ideal psnn to ary o bone Oh
rsss payuenls without interest see g.
q NasIaas lsemss bpllsiing Hsa loan
sH
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
FoR sALEl

Onc wolI iiill-T. c Aps,is make
set hshing tools, dIlIl, boiler aud
engine, an 10 first elass order, for sale
cheap Apply at /. X. LirTLEToS &
Sous MACHINE SuuP, Fredoriektowu.
$40.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

G. o. Nations has the very best
plan ever offered fot securing a home
on easy payments withou, Interest.
Costs nothing TO see him. hsals
building aud loan out OF sight.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Tic rains We have been having the
past week appear TO have bceu geusiAl
MI over the country, and considerable
danugC Is reported 10 corn ard wheat
a. rcsu'l 81 The reports uere was 4
big furry 10 ,he grain market s., Chi-
rnro aud 20. Louis, and cora wa.
iurrd up lo sf-. Nol uuIy the us.us
tim, h7vc fallen sud caused ui.l.1rs Of
dr.is's G; damage, Ugt ,lgsc 90 rr1e-
poet, according 20 We.crn weather
ip-coa-lers, iulayHceI the market. a
iutb9r rice is anticipated a good
deal OF ru.u has fallen .n ,as section,
rul no !oca. damage To- crgps DO been
reported. Il is The general opinion
That the Fsius here vii help the earu
aud insure a good crop, tLaush posi-.
bly, some damage Aas boon done to
,'mo'hg, all ui winch bas not uugH
harvested. II the Iaius should con.
liaue for @ week longer, considerable
damags might be done to whsa, ia the
shock
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Mg y. a Abduction, 81 Willow
Lawn Stock Farm, sold last wees TO
Gipley Bros. Of St. Goncyicve q Cue
,horth0u buil calf Tor Sl5U. This
Calf, Royal Forest, 8, seven months
Old, sired by Mr AuBucAon's DIOR.
1ughbgcd bull, Forest Duke 1921
and 10 subject to registry
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

DO you want 10 buy some cheap
lands7 Pipkin & Swink have a aum
Der Of tracts bought at back tax sales
which may be bought very cheap.
There is an opportunity here Of max.
iug n good speculation.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice ffharphy given that lrttrrs Gl ud.
m.ai.fEl'lau V~urH granted 'l tnv under.
Elsur1 % tIr Probate tUuI coo 30 gruurof4
county. 81. s1uFt dated flH IN dag uf
Igly la8, un the estate 30
IfCISrt YOprWY. Deceased
so person having riafns AGAINST E1id
estate Ntr Required tu rtltH.f them Co tue
A1miuisffntH. f., allowance within one
year iruu iup IaEHHf sGu letters 4r thHy
W1v p" preclude ssafs s@y haaHat ~ saiJ
estate. and d. UHt fst H..-I Ir. allowance
within two years from flfe Ilfu OF sltI let.
trr thnJ VIII ir forever barred.
81. n. YOUNG.
July 2. lJv4 Public Admir-.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

See list of The desirable city aud
farm property which pipkin 4 Swink
offer iVg sale. II you want TO buy or
sell il viii pay you TO give tbom call.
Judge danes Il. Gsnit Of Jehcrson
City, q member Of the State Supreme
Court. has beea Invited to deliver the
principal address before tho Virginia
liar association al Hot Splings, Va,
August 9th
There wera only three men Al the
Republican State Convention 1t Jcffct-
sun Ciiy last week who served 10 the
General Assembly twenty. nine years
ago----Cul David r Dyer, Major John
l.. Biplinger and Gasiavns A. Finkcln-
burg.
In describing tho appearance Of a
runaway couple, clipping from Excel
sol Springs las, week, tbs Hamilton
Call reiatcs that ''.he groom was
dressed ia pink shirt, aud a SLOUGH
AAA Alt8 = fNAAADA td4AfNs NAEtS AuA
bride was alfred IN a dress that cams
10 her shoe tops, q radiant complexion
zad a SELF reEani air. -
There are two sides Of lies road -
the side On which arc lying the
wounded, the suffering, the needy,
tho despoiled. the dying, and the
ssoabcF ssde.' The sso,her sida'' n
: ssss;-sxoaden aldo. Il Is The easier
side 10 70 on. There b nothing 70
Interrupt rs. We do not need TO lose
ii,ne ia stDEpiag 10 help people who
are sick, weak. fainliag, wounded of
In any want or srouble. We shah g0f
alosg faster "a This side, and shall
save OURSELVES > great deal Of lnean.
vaaisuen aud Annoyance. and uluch
uncomfortable feeling. Bus this ssssher
s.ae's hears noae 81 slse feusFFiats 81
Jesus srllsrEsHg
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03


Peter Guessing Of this place waa
elected one Of tho Republican State
Committeeman from the Thirteenth
district; the other Quo ia u. "a. Rhoads
Of Washington county.
Mr.. John White has bought out the
into rest o. August wickman 10 The
soda waie= finn OF PIiohelt G CO aud
tho business will hereafter DC eonduo-
ted under the firm Dame Of Prilrhelt d
White.
Mr., Herbert Hume, representing
the Baldwin Piano Company Of Ga
einnall, leaves this week for bis next
point. Air I;ume Is an sffable geai.
lerpan aud has made many friends Ia
this city.
Miss Fannie Cundiff, daughter of
Mr. L. j. CundlH Of this place, and
John C. Apologize OF Pike county,
we're married In Nc. Louis last Sunday
al the residence Of Rav. Marvin r.
iIaw. who performed the eeremony.
Elder aud Mrs. II. II. Tslhers we're
ssieng tAoss who attended the District
Christian Endeasor coascnlioa At Iron.
ton last week. Elder Talbeft was
elected presidepl ior the ensuing year,
and Mrs, TalbeFt was elected super
lnscndent Of the junior department.
The electric road passes directly
through Whites nadisionsa DaI.asam.
fzs !. lot row before rho prsca goes
ar. We hare plsa u lots 900 Il
$500. eafkn, Il sEcK & %.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
NF-FNf E1F"FFNT aNFEHTF FFETEE AFIEEE sFNtH
Hoaahlon Of RlElns.
s0th, Ado Ashbrider and MIss Mia.
ale Habbard Of Eiyins.

LIBRARY NorrcE. Travelling II.
bEasy No. So. Library hours from '
TO 10 O'clock on Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday Of eaeh week. Ten
cents viii be rharged tot the privilege
Of tho hooks for four manths. Alra.
Frank l. Krith, llbFarian.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

y farm Of 2ls acre. $50 acres iu
cul,iva'iou--oao h1'f bottom aUd, The
other hail second bottom. % acres ia
meadow Joins many thousand acres Of
angu range land. Good 3-r0om
frame house, Em1.o hauae, barn 80
by 50 ircl, good sp,i1g Of living
water with spring huasr, and fine
stream OF soek wa,cr ID 81. Gene
yioyc County, rs miles east Of Farm
ington on NJ Mary's road. one mile
from schocl house and cue mile from
Uiam post oflir via sell for 81 500
cash, or lrade for suitable house IN
Pennington. Apply 10 T. r..
Chandler, lock box Peg, FaTnington,
Mo
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Sis weeks Of The Pennsylvania roai
fsiueEs afika has. poss sss, $50, GOO.
shikrf aia5 be neccss@ss bat :hny are
iarafiasly aisastseus u slssis iiRaaclSi
fraslss.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
HOTEL BUILDING FOR SALE,

We will sell a fine new Hotel,
situate 90 Columbia Street In Far
mingtOn. First 10 offer our price
gets the property.
SMITH, BLEECK q 90.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

The Teachers Institute Of this coun.
", held at Bouue Tcrrc, adjourned
lac, Saturday. II was we'll attended,
and good work aud much ihlssest is
reported. The following resolutions
we're adopted:
WHEREAS, There is tendency on the
part % the teachers Of the State uf
Missouri 10 raise the standard Of the
profession and an inclination on The
part Of tho State authorities 10 provide
the means by which we may acquire
The desired end; therefore be Il resolved
by TIC teachers Of S. Francois couuiy,
Ia Institute assembled. as .Dlluws
lst. That We indorso the pfrscn,
institute law.
2hd That wc tender Tie institute
logId 81 instructors uug siucurt thanks
and appreciation ior their umiring
efforts 20 mase the present institute
pleasant aud profitable.
3rl. Tha, we tender the Board Of
Education Of Benne Tefrc uuf sincere
thanks iuT the use Of the school build
ing.
igh. That we thank tho citizens Of
Bouno Tergc for lhrir bospitaLle treat.
mcni duriug our stay in their midst
Glib. That a vote ui iLaLks be- cx-
tended 20 TIC 81. Joesph Lead Com
pauy iog their Kindness 10 conducting
us lhruugb their plant and showing rs
tho Nntking Of ihe same, which is .
,gAU0i alihiH Itself
9Th That VIC recommend loachefs
as a body 70 pe'llioa rbgIr Representa-
liycs IN tho State Legislature for lcris-
latipu ilr no benefit ni the profession
Eth That We solicit mr worlhy
County Commissioner, Prot A. p
Akcrs, who has served us so hong aud
faithfully, aud who is an inspiration to
the teachers otthis county, 10 become !
a caudidals for reelection 10 the Office /
OF County Commissioner.
slb Thn, she teachers 10 institute /
assembled decide iLc limo and plscc 1
II holding the next Institute.
ath. That q copy Of these resoIu.
lions be furnished the Rome Tctrc /
papers for publication With q request [
Tor other county papers 10 copy
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

ANhAt'" ""ihi A"ttft AfNht t#f o.. 2 D.
auI 10 subiec, to registry
samuel Royce E5ichavcr, ,oa of
Mr. aud Mrs. ! 70 RodcbaFcr died
" typhoid fever ~ the home Of Bis
paTcus, .u Little Nogt, AK, last Sal
u,dsy, June sth, 100 the sixteenth year
ug bis age ilis body was htoUght 10
Pennington for iutcTmcnt, The funeral
being conducted from the N T..
Church, South, Monday afternoon, TO
Ibc Masonic cemetery.
st. Francois Lodge No. 4sI. O. o..
+. last Saturday night enjoyed he
pleasure Of visit by be member Of
the order from Flat River, Elyia- aud
pcslngn, There was uu initiation
1nd degIro wotk, Of which tie visiting
members took charge Alter lodge
was closed the visitors were inyiiCd g.
tie MnIkCri Hotel. where 4 bauutiiul
COLLATION. wa. spread iIr !hC refreshing
% the inner uau Doc Kan Lodge
10 1C J. @. o. &. ha. been invited
10 De present al the regular meeting
Saturday night aud take charge Of the
degree work.
4 wind storm accompanying the
rain l.l sunday night did consider.
abio damage ia rhy y.giuily q Doc
Hun 4 large tvn.slogy house occu-
pied hy George Chamberlain aud one
occupied 10y Richard Jacobs were
blown down, another was moved frum
ils foundation, roof wcrr turu from
several holdings aud some oulhJuses
we've blown down Fortunately no
one was seriously burt 10 The neigh.
uurEao3 u thc old Doc Run church
several lfccs were blown down aad
limbs torn lr.m number Of Others
Mr jobs Burke ha, been appointed
TO the position Of District Nauanger
for The Equitable Life Assurance So
cinly. 10, district embraces eight OF
ten Of tle best c1uU'ie. 10 Southeast
Missouri, This responsible position
was rendered him on account Of he
large acquaintaucs and special fitness
for tue place, and The Equitable Man. |
ayers are 90 be- congratulated 90 an
caring the s.rsisCs uf 20 wide. awake,
vcll-An0wu and aiaulo Representa-
tive The Iguh.bia bias secured
number Of prominent mcu lately, /
which has vory materially increased !
their business 10 lhi, State, sUI Mr.
liurks' accession TO their ranks Siii |
bc no disappointment 10 them or bis |
friends.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Mrs. aud Mrs George j Cole have
issued ys,y unique invitations for .
Fourth oi July reception.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Mrs. W s. Anthony and little
daughter, Lucille. have retr4acd irlm
visll ~ putOsi relatives.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Mr. aud Mu. Bart Smith oi Bloom.
field are visiting MI. smiths parent
Judge aud Mr. S. 5. Smith
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

We always show q nice 'iuo Of urG-
lge shirts aud up.tn.daic styles DO
collars-all sizes. Cole 6 Nixon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Mrs. Mildred Whi'claN and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian, Of 81 Louis, arc yis-
iung Mrs. T. b. Fisher this week.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Mis. Nellie Harris, with her nieoo,
little Kiss Flora Morse, Of ~. Louis,
has been spending week with reIA-
,ivcs aud friends here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
SENATOR DEPEW.

the crowded galleries. lie was follow
ed by Mr. i'epew tN. " in a bright
and witty speech in support of the
measure. Mr.. DcpeW mntchrd his wit
with that y. Mr. Bailey on the subject
81 the American @:rl, aad, tAr sallies Of
IN" two senators Wcrc greeted with
shouts Of lauGh,S' ho:h o! the floor
ana in iii" galleries.. The TCxHn'S keen
reference In the recent nlalr'l"" Of Mr..
ncprw wUs mos happily fenced by
the New York senator IN his reference
to the lnv" and admiration excited in
wolrrn by the youth and beauty" of
Mr.. |.aiey.
Mr. nrpcw said l." never had heard
n sIceci wii"h lati so fred his fancy,
so aun"nl''l 10 lis Imagination and hal
had 50 Little c!lrc, on his Judgment aS
that Of Mr.. bailey. He had been
tHr@.it That competition was the life OF
trade, tat cUiIlTrtitiun DnAht 10 be
honest II merchant deceived his
customers by fJ,F,iuI. ca lhrm fraud,
he believed th"t E.a;! uu-,'.t tp re rr oh
ed hN law, h'cEE.r every rIHn wien lie
purchased an article h&I 4 li2,lt "a ,.ct
what h" paid for. II VI; $ !rrf,r;ly wi
dent that Eo Industry Win Il good arti-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03
OUR JAPANESE GUEST.
Count MatNuknta Impressed With
what lie HAS Seen.

ST. PAIL. April 3. Count Matsnka-
Ia. til" Japanese statesman and iinun-
cier. has arrived in ST. Paul with II
party Of his roGntryincn. He attended
the wedding Of james J. liilrs lau2h-
tor at noon and today the party left
for Chicago. MAtsllliata is ai*omna
MED by his two soils and by 4. Mcgal;l.
director of til" taxation bureau of ia
pan. and +. TuLai. u banker Several
other .Iaplncsc are travelling with him.
The count is Srzzlcl and rugged look
ing. much burger and stronger looking
than thc average Japanese. He has Il
heroic cast of "o'l1Irl;,ncr, reminding
one of the face Of I;iS,iHrch.
4. Mcgata said that tie count was
much impressed with the greatness OF
An!"ritn and It's wonderful resources.
He had seen the vast grainiip!ds of Ike
west and the broad cattle ranches. As
Mr.. Aegata said il, The resources
were vast
MatsUkat;. Mr.. McgHta says. is on no
special mission, but merely on il tour
IF observation. He will lo,l; over th-
cago and vii! then 90 to Philadelphia
and Washington. Til" party will spend
some days in New York and will sail
FOR England April -.
England, France and Russia will ltr
visited and the trip will be finished
Oy, rllnd through Siberia The count
has been in Europe before, but not in
Au,tTic;t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-03

''"'' .H' III 'H ''t .>"N'Hlhcf II, l9ul:
~! trains Illuminated 18th pntsck
light
g. EurrSs trains.
TRIMS 'rHvr Wilmington. Delaware
Arrn,." Sio>:"u. 'n,
N'W YORK. week days. s5.o6. .a.3s
''o.'? II. M; "le.lo. .22.:, a5.Is Uoyol
lnp'r,u "G.?7, ",t... *1O.5s u M
Sr"ai2v+. f5."G. 10 %. 'l1.S5 a. m: =.
e. ,';nra' fi,ai'r'b. .7.4a, .lo,52 n. m
III 'l'''.Ei'fA. week duys Mas
1.",, "'.a5. :; q 'HH'. ~o3o, *1O.52. 10 Il.
m,.I'.'9, '2."l. |.", = IS. "5.ls Royal
'r'Hr!'. 49,. -. s7--2, s1O52 u. M.
s"".vs. 80. ;.' so. 1888, 1853
'!1,%i u. ~ '',-5. on1. lis I,oyal Lin
u. ', = ~. .. 'ir.52 p. m.
',".t.r. week avs s., $50 %6.45. 100
49, '.''. ~ :. i',5. II. M; 800. s455,
r.., ".' IT, III. Sundays, 10, $50,
49,. 3. Il. m; 100. 6.35 s7.4y,
S.. i t.. III.
5 so"k days. 'f.45 a. m:
q. ND '"I> y. N. 'l'oyal Linn
IT. 20 i. m; 'j.lS D. H.
ii 'bc"ar city. week days,
e = p. m.
SO !. days, II. 10 a. m.
ID n"'if u.;un, wcak days
= |'.2i H. Ia; ..'..,I;, =. %,
s% ''2" Ntpyal i.in,itull. rs.ol
f!o . y. W. ''tninrs. iii. 1904. o.Oj
-. - g. $40, 1%;. 30 Roya!
i.u @."!, |!d,ii j. II.
uJY nor" and way stnti"n~ week davs.
u a. M; G.iY J.. N. Suil,in.s, oVJ Il. H.:
81. =. H.
Newark week days. an. G.a5, sso+.
"l.m =. NJ: "'a.oi. 80, fl.5t. Gl., +sUl,
'lo.1l p, III. Sundays, ~, 'aoi sos a
M: 'l1.;6. 81, I.&,. .S.Ol. rIn14 y. m,
IilI ,itul", wcIk days, -Soi n. m.;s4.54,
+lo.l4 r. IL. sundays, '204 Il. NJ. $40,
'.Oli -. NJ.
thi,a@o. daily 90! .. ~; '3.4C p. nj.
r.l rinat aud -. Louis. '4l4 A.. H..
'l".,o. 'io.i4 =. IN, daily
SiuGvri, accommodation. week dayS
t.l; a. III: 40, G12 p. IA. Sundays, sos
d. M: 5E1. ~! y. N.
Lanlrphrr. ar'' mmodation, week
day, i.Ji y. m.
LFANE MARKET STREET STA.
TIN\ FOR
Baltimore. week days, $50 p. m.
Inudcnbrrg. week days. $40 n. M: $50
$50 y. II. Sundays, $40 =. H.; $50 D.
III.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI.
m.n.-,on. w"rl: days. 1885. ESQ *7.3O,
'lO.2G. II 90 II. M; "12.2o, 'lS7. 2l5. "30s.
"4.li. 5.oO. $50. 'j.ls lRoyal Limited,
G.o0, $50, go. 'o.2S, *ll.35 p. m. SIM.
days, s%.a5, "7.3O. 500. 100 a. m; 81 20,
.l.37. l45, "3cS. 4.3j. '5.4s ,Royal LIN.
itedp, $50. s72s. 1913, 1859 p. III.
'Roya Limited is composed cxclu.
sively OF Pullman parior observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except regu.
lar PullmG charge.
DeImarvia Telephone No. 1913.
Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
II. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent,
Wilmington. Del.
ID. B. MARTIN, Manager OF Passen.
ger Traffic.