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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

The entire estate of William Lidder-
dale, late governor Of the Bank of
England, who died last month
amounts to only $4,000. He was an
authority upon all questions of British
finance and for years was power in
the operations Of the English ex-
chequer and the London Stock Ex-
change. His power was immense, but
it had TO be exercised in accordance
with the law and with strict regula-
tions. His position, instead of bring
ing him opportunities TO gain wealth.,
deprived him Of such opportunities.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

POULTRY FEED.-Do not neglect
to feed charcoal; Its worth as diges-
ter cannot be too highly estimated. Ap-
an excellent change in the groom bill of
fare. Milk Is a complete food valuable
alike both to old and you ok. 1t
will pay better to feed tb x to the
pigs, as experiments will easily prove.
Rye is the poorest of poulty feed;
chickens can hardly be made to eat it,
and dough made of it's flour will
quickly kill off flock of chicks. Corn
and buckwheat have their value as
feed, but being of We "a tening
nature they must be fc rgiy TO
laying hens. Boiled GA good
occasional meal instead 1orning
mash. While cooked vo oles are
specially valuable as parv " winter
ration, a smaller amount must be Given
if there is looseness of the bowels.
Clover hay stepped all night, or boiled
for several hours, makes an excellent
addition to the bill of fare; 1t is bulky
food and fills up without fattening.
Being full of lime, soft-shelled eggs
are almost unknown where it is fed.
Green bone is also an excellent ad-
dition to the poultry feed, but should
not be given oftener than three times
a week, as too much raw meat will
make fowls irritable and produce
worms. Wheat is the most complete
of all foods, and should be a part of
the daily bill of fare. Millet seed is a
great egg-producer and should be a
variety. Beans are excellent, being
highly nitrogenous, and should of
course be fed cooked. Barley should
be given occasionally, so should pop
corn.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

DIR. e. Fischer, after long expert
ments, gives soma Interesting facts
about the influence of temperature up
on the color of butterflies. He insists
that cold eeasons not only produce
new butterflies, but that abnormal
heat may yield the same varieties, the
changes being due to retarded devel"
opment.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

Desperate Suitor- Sir, have reach
ed that stage where L can no longer
live without your daughter.
Heartless Parent-Wcll, i don't
consider suicide crime, young man,
but you mustn't hang around here.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

Belle-She doesn't seem disarpoint-
ed that the engagement is broken.
She says there are just as good fish in
the sea.
May" But they don't always bite"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

Stella What do you think of Ma
bells bathing suit?
Bella--I should judge she is girl
who doesn't care much for clothes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

Although The cholera is on the de-
crease at Manila, reports from other
parts of The island show that The
scourge is increasing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

Mother-Ilow do you like your new
teacher2 ooh, she's splendid teach
er, she don't care whether we know
our lessons or not 20
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

LARGEST ATTENDANCE OF VISITORS
YET KNOWN in THIS STATE.
spita1ity of Greenville Was Unbounded'
LAVISH IN THEIR PRAISE OF THE
THE PIEDMONT."

DecorIm of the Occasion Were Neye
Surpassed.-The Speeches and Addresses.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

@ a "a IN % ia II a.
Bears tho <1Iha Kind You Have klsays Bought
a's;:'s'' '''' !: '' Nsls&NAzzz;x q
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

0A. - ~ q E1 n "a.
ssars the 1Ihs Kind You Have AlSays Bought
a'si''''' = &<H1zzak
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-08-13

The reunion convention adjourned
sine die at 9 O'Clock this evening efter
a harmonious session of two days.
The election of officers resulted In the
unanimous choice of Gen. Thos. w.
Carwile for division commander; Gen.
Zimmerman Davis, first brigade COM
mander; B. II. league, second brigade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
Duties of n Guest.

A guests obligation begins with the
reception Of the invitation. It should
be either readily and courteously &C
cepted or promptly and courteously de.
clined.
Nothing is more trying to the pa
tience of the hostess and to the temper
of the cook than a belated dinner guest
Perhaps 10 invitation once accepted
should be more strictly kept than this
one to dine. 4 guest should be at the
hostess house five minutes before the
hour appointed, and, to use another
expression, Nothing but death should
hinder
We should go to any function resclv.
ed to he entertaining and easily enter
tanned. An appreciative. responsive
animated guest lifts part OF the re-
sponsiblity from a hostess. II our
dinner partner bores us, we can pre-
tend to be interested. and thus show
our good breeding and compliment
both him and our hostess.-Woman Z
Home Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
CHCICE MISCELLANY
a Remarkable Spring.

AS part of the water resources Oh
the country the Iuited States seoloS
teal survey is studying the wonderful
Florida springs and lakes from which
nost of the rivers Of the state have
their rise.
Kis.eng~n spring. in Polk county. is
nnn of these. The water has Il tenn
nerature of 20 degrees +. and is strong
ly imprcgnated with sulphur, iron and
other ingredients that characterize ar
tesian waters in that region. The
snring is evidently a natural arteslan
well.
The water all comes from ono point.
gushing up vertically with great force
through a circular orifiee In the bottom
Of the basin. and. although the basin
is thirty feet deep or more, the lofce IS
90 great that the water directly Over
the orifces is considerably higher than
the surface of the lake at tn" banks.
While swimming in this delightful
noo| il is found to be exceedingly diff
cult to keep in position over TINS
snrinc boil and impossible to sink in
the water at that point. The outflow
of the spring, as measured by the hy-
drographers Of the geological survey,
was found 10 be $4,000 gallons each
minute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
An Odd Draft.

A pretty anecdote comes from Brus-
sells illustrating The generous spirit OF
banker of that city.
The banker is fond OF outdoor exer.
else. AS an exhibition OF his skill in
skating he made his autograph Oh the
ice in very artistic manner
Some gentlemen having admired his
signature, proceeded To write above it
az follows:
''On demand | promise to pay FOR
the benefit OF the poor the sum of 5000
marks
They sawed o,t the block OF ice and,
having called n cab. proceeded to the
bank and carried the frozen note OF
hand Of foot. we mean TO the cash
NrS counter.
The rG'I temperature happily pre-
vented the melting away Of the icy
draft. and tn" bunker. having been
appealed to. ordered it To be paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Ccrnne. under the management Of
John K. Rogers. is to tour America i'll
"Carmita'
Victor Maurel has retired from the
operate stage and will devote himself
10 teaching in Paris.
Guelma Baker. who plays the role OF
Angela in "F'lorodora,' is a grandniece
of Susan t. Anthony.
Kathryn Osterman has closed her
vaudeville season and will not appear
again for several months.
George Rroadhurst has signed an
agreement with Jacob Lit to write :
new play for Willie Collier.
Scribner's Big Show has closed it's
season. Nat Wills and Ezra Kendall
were the hcadlners OF the organiza.
ton.
Charles f. Evans has been engaged
to play the principal comedy role il
the new musical comedy MY Antoi.
nette."
Gilbert Parker has disposed of the
stage license to play his ''The Right Of
Way" He will make his own dranatA
cation.
Leo Ditrichstein at the clos.. Of this
sea sons tour Of Are You Mason?"
will star in 4 new play by himself IN.
titled "A Dangerous Missian."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20

is connected with The SuGanese and
Egyptian lines.
Savings bank deposits in this coun-
try are now the largest in the world,
reaching $2.31O. .GGOO 900. These depos-
its have doubled in about fifteen years.
Germany is the next largest. $1.9OO.
OO0,OOO; Austria Hungary. $1,2O1, ,240
600; France. 1854 .220. 900, and the Unit
ed Kingdom, $500, 100000.
The new Spanish income tax sched-
ule is based on the idea Of taxing bust
ness profits wherever found. Banks
must pay IS per cent Of their income
to the government, besides 5 per cent
more on all dividends paid. while Or
dinary corporations must pay IL per
cent on income and s per cent on divi
dends.
Statistics of the 115 medical schools
in the United States show that in all
but two Il four years course is COM
pulsory. There We're 26,147 students
enrolled ard 5.95S teachers in these
colleges last July. The degree of NJ. d.
was conferred on 5.444 students during
tlt PtSI SCoI. AdLtiod OuIS H.
medical colleges.
The British government has resolved
TO dispense With khaki in the British
army at the close of the campaign in
South Africa. 1t was OF iginally in
tended to supply each man with a
khaki working dress in addition to his
regimental uniform. but it has now
II y
for the working costume of the soldier.
rhirty-siX Instruments known as
"Grecner's killer" have been ordered
by the British war office for the pain
less and GoiseleSs killing Of incapaci-
tated horses. The Church Society For
the Promotion OF Kindness to Animals
III England Il year ago petitioned the
authorities to make use Of these in
Struments on the battlefield and else
where.
These figures have been gathered to
show the expense of some large funer-
ais of the past Queen Nictoria's. S1l5.-
600: Lord Nelson's 5000, 900: Duke OF
Welinyton's. S33O,u0O; Grand Duke
Nicholas of Russia. S2OO.00O; Emperor
Willianl'S of Germany $12J.OO0 Thir-
! ty thousand dollars WAS spent on flow
CTS alone at the funeral Of the mur-
dered President Carnot of France.
There is no hydrophobia in Gree t
Britain the authorities say because of
j the stringent rules of the board Of ag-
rieulture chiefly rs regards muzzling.
The n,lz.;l. ~ ordinances have been re-
pealed. but importers Of dogs and trav-
elers With dogs Will still have a hard
time of it for awhile. \ SIX months
quarantine OF animals will be demand
ed after March 10 1902 in ortier to be
sure that the disease is not brought
from foreign countries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
FACTS IN FEW LINES

India produces annually about So.
100000 of gold.
Oklahoma has $50 100000 Of taxable
property. and its public institutions are
valued at $12.0OO.OOO.
The mortality from cancer among
sailors is very high. 44.5 per 100000,
while that of miners is only 1872.
Ohio manufacturers paid in wages
last year SOL 1861 ,314, an increase of
&10,t14,913 over the previous year.
Il. r. johnson of Los Angeles, Cal,
has one OF the finest pigeon farms in
the United States. He has 5000 adult
birds
The largest bird Of prey in the old
world is the lammergeier, or bearded
vulture. which has Il wing expanse of
nine to ten feet.
In the west the rural delivery mail
box is fast coming to rival the railroad
switch target as Il mark for every fool
ish owner OF a lirearm to shoot at
Botanists Of the New York depart
ment of agriculture have found seven
ty new varieties of fora in one moun-
tain in st Christopher. West Indies.
In spite of reports to the contrary. it
appears that the British admiralty has
MO intention of abandonin" the turbine
engine as Il means of propulsion for
warships
American furniture is being introduc-
ed in Constantnople, being better and
cheaper than that from Italy and
France. bat it does not meet the taste
OF the Turks.
Within the past twenty-five years the
fire loss in the United States has OK
ceeded 50 SOo,GuO.GOo TO this total the
year 1901 has contributed losses aggre
eating over $11O 100000.
China imported last year more bot
ties Of beer from Germany than any
other country in the world. The pres
ence of the German army is held in
part responsible for this
Over 5000 persons have petitioned
the French chanherof deputies against
the order OF NJ. de I.ancsSan. the minis
ter of marine, abolishing the Coed Fri
day ceremonies in the navy
uliS ii'N IltiS 1titOIifbU.N' IRE ell
gineS which measure & to 10 feet, weigh
~. tons, oi when fully equipped. 63SU
pounds They start to work instantly
The pump delivers twenty gallons Il
minute.
Christians in India are increasing in
numbers rapidly. according to the re-
cent census in south India. where the
Christians now number over .O0On00
The increase during the decade was
is per cent.
AS Il result of the recent French cX-
perinents with balloons pr. Robin and
his colleagues now declare that they
can decide exactly what constitutions
ought and what ought not he sent to
mountain health resorts.
The governor OF Timor has taken
measures TO prevent the obstruction of
sandal trees that the natives attracted
by the profit they obtained. cut and
spoiled. Licenses must be obtained.
and the forests where there are sandal
trees are not to he set on fire.
Overland telegraphic communication
across Africa is almost attained. The
Cape to Cairo wires have reached Uii-
il, on Lake Tansanyika. They have
only to extend to the north end Of the
Mke ara then to Albert Nyanza. which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
Moody .nd the Questionable Book.

Moody .nd the Questionable Book.
Some one asked the late Dwight L..
Moody if lie had read a certain book.
He replied: mo: believe there is
poison in it. At least have heard so
on good authority.' The friend said.
but wouldn't it be we'll for you to
read it for yourself?" NO. said Mr..
Moody. "lf take poison In my stom-
ach. the doctor has to come with a
stomach pump to take it out Why
should take poison in my mind? |
might never be able to get it out
Margaret Bottome in Ladies' Home
Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
SOUTH CAROLINA lNTERS1A''
And West indian Exposition, Cha''''
ton, S. c.

The SOUTHERN RAlLWAl
selling round trip tickets: 49,,
Good to June 3, rate from "'D
uhis, $2725. q.
Good ten days, rate from Menp'''
$685..
Choice of Two Routes =.
Leave Memphis 1880 a. hi'' a' ,c
Charleston 7:30 p. m. next e'eA,
one change, either coaches VI ''''f
at Asheville, n. c. :. al
Leave Memphis s p. m.' a'i'm ;, n
Charleston Z a. m. Soilu 'ia '..,,h
Chattanooga, and change " WI ~. n,
sleeper, thence to Charleston '"
lanta and Augusta. :, NJ
Send for maps, guides, lls' y = n
tells and boarding houses, etc. rs,,|
DeSaussure, D. P. A., Memph''c, ch,tts
C. A. Benscoter. A. G. p A. 0''
nooga, Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
Dancing Academy

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CLASSES
EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING AT BAILEY 5
HALL.
PROF. MCCONNELL, Dancing Master
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20

If you buy a few inches u M:
ing space in a newspaper al. mos
sit back in your chair, pss .s.de y
attention to it. and expect .s,t %
flow in your door. as the II l'Iu 'ool1
your ad. you will certainly O'
-0ttumwa, Ia, Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
A Hopeless Case.

A Hopeless Case.
Winks-Jinks never sees the point OF
a joke.
Blinks-No; he is usually the butt of
t-NeW York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
l'INNlGAN' S b ALL.

Next FRIDAY evening at tn.
opera House that popular resort
VIII no duubt witness one of old
time comedy audiences crowded TO
the doors. focal theatre tocrs are
more part al t. musical comedy and
and an excel cnt performance o!
this order is promised in an e'ler-
vescent and sparkling efforts EN-
titled "FinnIgan'> Bal. The
piece is without deep pot or ser
Iousnc>s yet the threads OF i, are
elevcrIy held together and the iud-
ferrous adventures ot ,bc quaint
characters aIc pleasantly exploit.
ed through 10 end Of comic scenes.
Iaughablc wIttlcIsm> and side sp.It-
ting situations. OF music there is
promised plentiful supply of up
to.date solos, melody aud enarmbe
features,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

i
discovered 'h' elixir u i,fa Tint lie Is
abe WITH tbs a!d nf q mysterious com
pound, Know! orly 10 him ;e,f rr.,i iuc.I
a'aro uIt OF tic years he ':n' spcn1 In
eearchiug Fnt lhi, prrciuG. life giving
boon to euro any ana cvesy disease that
l. kno VI to he human body. Ti"rY Is
no duu At of he DOCTORS earnosturSS iu
WlHln& HI ciI!ia and the remarkable o
cures thni 10 Is daily eiaecting seems to
bar HIM cut very -srongly. Uls theory
which ne advances is one Of reason and
and based on sound experlcncp in q medi-
cal pra2tlrr os many years. II cosis nn;h
Ing to try his remarkable" "h,,1r OF Life,
u he vHil- 1t, for io senn4 lt ,r.r, to uny
one " hn IS sGllerer, in sufficient uuaali
1joS 10 convince OF its ab.lty - euro %
there is a53olu ely no 'sk to ruI ifSa,no
o. tie Cu;ri c;iei ao very rsn,arknb!e
Witne>ea waulu hardly 10 credited. Xhe
n,Ae iinvG hrown uTay crutchus and
wake, a Ont tor two VI tnr"a Trials of
tbs rriaedy Tho sick, rivAn up b, HON,
doctors, have b len 'n>io eli o their fa,ni
lins nHG it!tAus in pcrirc, koatG. Brrti'na
t'SEh nlnrHIS:a stomach. h art, livor. KID
EeN. Ii ol and skiE L.s'a-ea and bladder
ir0"bl'" 'tl,' n ear si By magic. Head
tcht1 u"Csp'h = n. 20 t5iIeI., fcyrrs cru
-Uul. .au, = ru!;Es. rr.!-, ,.athml, caturlh,
nlDHrh!ti7 aud ali affections Of ill., throat
InH,'s or lny " al nrglns II easily uves
ruuHn III - i ace OF i!l0 that is simply
mAlvalpH..
i'a"-! 4! ?:r.iy4 T., LOGON tor ataxia. lrnp
sy, @uu' tGTriula ami piIes nrr quickly
art 7 .i;'.Htrt!y .r!N.vtl 1t pu.i.tcs
Ih' "..'i.o sfNte,n, Liuc: and ii.snss. r,sto"
e- " no.t tAh! htryI rowdr, circulation and
II sIale ~ l",.GCt honiIn is prnIucol nt
"nr' Z" 10 doctor III. systems arD ni>e
Hrh rlHI.! all r'Gcal b tHs grrnt "H!ixtr
o l.l.r.' s'"r.l Tor lhe rcmtiy .nlny It. IS
f!o' to ,vytr sutfsrct. state whn YOU
Irt ir T., N.' / II an thr slI y ile'nndy
!DE 1t va. - -unt ynH flee By return man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, March % Now that
the sun has crossed the line and
spring is here the politicians are be
ginning to look over the field. TL,
absorbing question among Rcpubi.
cans in New Castle hundred is "Will
the people decide the question:"
Then again the right of New Castle
hundred to attend to its own business
and settle its own quarrels in anoth-
er matter.
James A. Davis, shad patrolmen.
says that all Shad fishermen must
obey the law this season. Whether
they are Delaware or New Jersey
fishermen they will not he allowed
to fish on Sunda". lie has engaged
a naptha launch and will see that
every man obeys the law
An article published in the Satur.
day evening Post says that J. Ed.
ward Addicks never writes or signs
letter. lie has a telephone in each
Of his four residences and has a pri-
vate secretary to do his writing. 1t
is said that lie wrote 4 letter few
years ago and that when lie read it
the next day lie vowed that he would
never write another letter and he
has kept the vow. Mr.. Addicks is a
taxpayer in New Castle and will have
to pay additional for failing to pay
before this date.
The fishermen have theory and
yesterday they were an anxious lot
Of mel. About the time the sun
crossed the line. SIG a. m., the
weather vane pointed 10 north-north
west and the fishermen believe that
there will be a nice open season.
John Hammond had finger mash.
ed yesterday by the member being
caught in the shuttle box.
Soldiers who miss the last car for
Delaware City can get no acccmoda-
tion for the night in New Castle.
They stopped here several times and
werc unable to pay their bills for
board and lodging.
George Cugcr, electrician of the
local trolley line, is out along the
line making a general overhauling
and reinstalIing new wires. The
telephone wire for the use OF men ON
the line In case Of trouble with wire
or an accident to the trolley pole on
the car Is to be renewed with cover.
or ins ulated wire. The wire which
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
y : NlGliI AROUND TOWN,

Had the fire which DESTROYED the
'rphcOn theatre in thIca.o recent
lv, cane one Iar later, the Duheon
I,Nlra'ag hEZa Company wouid have
pla,cd lis live hundrcdth uer.orm-
ancc IN that house, the longest that
Anv musical orga llIanon has ever
played IN tAat city. The day alter
tht tire management Of the COM
pNny which had butt up suth a
ofgc and faithful patronage began
the plans tor "A new hone which IS
Already IN course oi conatrucllon
nuI IT IS completed tac Urpheon
Company viii make II tour OF the
entire anlhatIon, special seen
cry, costumes, and chorus OF forty
s!r's. 1t viii be seen here at the
Grand House on Tuesday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
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:" '']@# n"min"r.I with rl.t.l
~ I.nr.S~ t,ainy.
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Aidm" city, ''"& days @G.l5 u. NJ;
+i2.l9, '2,"5 sud -3IN .. m. ,Foyai Linn,
ii'dD, SEm'nEs, 20 Il. m; F5I5 u. m.
uRo,"! I.iritc4J.
Cap" Nay anI Ocean City, week days
'6.I1 Il. III, '25" p. m.
yea Isle City, work days. 'fi5 -. m.
Baltimore and Wn,hii".tru, ,y,nk ,luys
'i.li c.jj. S.Gi. 'll.ol Il. IN: at..5.:, - 90.
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Baltimore and way stations, week I,ys.
G.io ~. M; %JJ y. N. Sundays, o.Oj a. M;
81. =. III.
Newark. week days. .l.1i. G.55, .s,Ot
f1l,o, =, Ia; tl2.5G. $40. "4.5i. C.,2. eS.0l,
@lO,li y. m. Sundoy<. ~. tMOt. 9.O5 a
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I'htashnrg week days, "S0l Il. III. :'45i
'l".li =. III. Sund1ys, *3o4 IL m; $40,
'l".Ii r. IN.
Chicago. daily, 'S.94 n. M; $40 p. m.
On rinnHti ard 81. Louis. Fi,A Il. M;
'la.'b. f1oti p. H., daily.
siiu""ry accommodation, week davs,
G.5, 4. M. $40. Gl2 y. m. Sundays. sos
a. M: j.37. ;.32 p. N.
Iandpnhcrg accommodation, week
days, 4.5i y. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STA.
TlON FOR
Baltimore, week days. ESQ y. m.
Landrnhcrg. week days, $40 n. M; $50
$50 y. m. Sundays, $40 I? M; ESQ D.
m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for vii.
min-toa. wccl; days, 1886. $50. '7.3O,
1926 HOO a. M: 'l2.20, '137. 2.15, 1908,
All. 5.nO, $50, *5.4s tRoyal Limited,
GOO, $50 "7.2G, 1913. 'll.35 p. m. Sun.
days, s2.35, +7.3O, 500. HOO n. m.: al2.2O,
I.37 Las. "3.Os. 4.35 '5.4S Royal Lin.
itcd,. $50 '7.26. .9.3S, 1880 .. m.
"ltoyal Limited is composed axclu-
sivcly of Pullman parlor observation and
dining cars. No eXtih fare except regu.
lar Pullm: charge.
Dclmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
H. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent,
Wilmington. Del.
-. b. MARTIN. Manager Of passen.
ger Trafiic.