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Evening journal., 1903-11-27
ORANGE AGAIN WINS

The Mt. Airy Deaf Mutcs failed 70 take
the big game from Orange yesterday and
instead were defeated by score of p 90
10 by the locals on the South Side grid
iron.
Il was the game Of the season and more
than a thousand people were aulracted
by the strength Of the teams
The game started with Orange defend
ing the west goal. The mutes kicked on
and the ball was In the possession OF first
one and then the other. Tho first touch-
down was made by Goodwin and he failed
20 kick goal. The Playing Of Ilurath
was one Of the features OF the game as
he was In almost every play The mutcs
centered most OF their plays az Kurath.
The Orange has one more game to play
and shat is Saturday afternoon when It
lines up against the Hedgevile eleven for
the State heavy-welght championship.
Tho lineup follows:
Grunge A. C. Deaf Mutes
Crawford d. O.. left end. e. ..Kaeymercly
Simmons. ....lefi tackle b.. B.. o.. Wcldnsr
Draper. D.. ....left guard &c.. ..... Moore
BuclSmaster.. o. centre. b. ..Carrineton
Bottles. q. fright guard. ....... .Goss
Zeb.ey.. .. right tackle. D.. ..Cosmi ski
McKenna.. =. q. right end. e.. .Kurath
Eanly. O.. quarter back. .McGrath
Traynor
Lewis. e. =. left hall back ...Paxton
Mcclure. d. q. right haif hack Brown
Goodwin, Capt full hack Mcdonald. Capt.
Touchdowns. Kurath 3: Goodwin Q; Me-
lclure, Lewis; Goals Lews and Mcclure:
referee, Taylor: umpire Simmons: time
keeper sayles and Bowen chief lines
man. Traynori time Of halves, twenty
five minutes.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
MIDDLEToWN TRAP SHOOT
Exciting Contests Pulled OFF Among
Down State Marksmen.

AT Middletown yesterday a shoot wa
pulled on that proved TO be one % ths
most exciting held In that place for mar
years. Dr. William =. Barnard won tho
nssoclaiaon's new individual chk ienge
medal ana Emlin Massey secured tl.
club metal
Considerable interest wits manifca5ed
In the shooting on OF ties. which resulted
as follows: Event No. /, first shoot on.
Burrs, 4; Barnard. @; Emlin Massey g..
Second shoot OF, Barnard. &; EmHn
Massey. 8.
Event No. ?, Burias 2. EmAn Massey. B.
Duryca, A.
Event No. o. Burris. 4: Duryea. g.
Event No. g. Barnard. is. rmlin Mas.
sey 49,
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
COS, 6O7, 6O9 Market Street.
S. Il. STATS.
Dolls

Dolls of almost every description from
a tiny china one at cent on up to a life
size bisque or kid body Doll, By plac-
ing our import order last spring, we
have secured a larger and much choicer
assortment than we have ever carried
before. ANY bought now will be held
for future delivery, if so desired.
KESTNER Dolls. with kid
body at 75c, soc, 81 and on up.
IsisQue .bOinted, 25c, soc, 7Sc, 81,
81 IS and up TO So.
Small Dolls. &C, &C, roc, Isc, lsc
and 25c.
Rag Babies. 25o and soc.
GeiitllOid Dolls.
Doll Patterns and Paper
Dolls.
Dolls Hats. Caps. SacQues.
ShneS. slippers. socks. Etc.
Doll Heads. All sizes.
Dressed Dolls.
Orders Taken for Dressing
Dolls.
Picture Books for Children,
&C, Ioc and 25c.
FANCY BASKETS.
Our Christmas Baskets have arrived
and are now ready for your inspection.
An attractive assortment in white and
fancy straw rush and willow, and in the
sweet grass or Indian Baskets in a variety
of shapes at reasonable prices.
ScraD and Work Baskets.
handkerchief Boxes.
Catch Ais.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Elections of a Bachelor

samists must have an idea that two
ngs make a right.
|Xt TO being n literary person most
woman would rather have her son
the singing in church.
a woman has money enough she can
Ie a man admire Cher figure almost as
|h as she does.
makes a girl feel dreadfuny ashamed
bave man kiss her without being
|ful to sec whether anybody is look
|halt woman envies about a man As
when she wants to have good cry
has to sit down for dt, but he can
|lr in any position.-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
oiher Games YesterdaY.

Tho Brlndyvane eleven detected the
North Chester yesterday morning by the
score Of IS to o.
The Victor eleven played a tie game
Win the Valley A. c., at the Rockford
water tower yesterday the score being
10 0.
Tho Tainali Senate defeated the North
End Jr.. yesterday by the score Of 6 to
B. rhs se1ate team claims the 9o-pouni
championship Of the city.
The Phoenix A. C. defeated the Lincoln
A. C. yesterday morptng az Washington
Heiehts by the score Of 5 10 0.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Athletics Al Dover.

Dover. DELI Nov. 26.-The Athletic
Committee of the Wilmington Confer
ence Academy is arranging for a VIM
ter class track meet TO be held on the
athletic field on Friday, December II.
There will be so entries. Special inter-
est centres ip the cross country run
Of three miles, to be held December IA.
The winners in the track meet and in
the cross country run will constitute
the track team OF the Academy.
Nicholas Yost a member of the IA
NOUS Yost family Of athletes and foot
ball players, has been selected as cap
tain Of the w. c. A. team.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Ainh sohooI nefeated.

In the morning the Brown Preparatory
School defeated the Wilmington High
School by a score Of 8 TO o before a big
crowd at Front and Union streets. The
visiting team was heavier than the locals.
but the game was well contested. Both
teams were repeatedly held for downs.
but the High School had no chance to
score although they played a plucky
game
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Expeeted 10 at ThIs eame.

Expected Hiot al This Game.
Lexington, Ky, Nov. 27-The riot
which was expected in the Kentucky
University and State College foot ball
game as the result of a bitter contro-
versy carried on for two weeks, failed
to materialize. This was due princi-
pally TO the police precautions. Both
teams were heavily loaded with ringers
for an emergency, IL having been agreed
that mo questions should be asked 4"
Kentucky University, however, played
its regular team throughout and not q
man was put out of the game. State
College line up with nine ringers, -
who were displaced six times by other
ringers. Kentucky University won by
q score Of II to 0. At least $4,000 was
bet on the game.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Football Results.

Pennsylvanla. q, Cornell, 0.
Dartmouth. g.; Brown, o.
Lelhish. p: Georgetown, 6.
Dickinson. 90; Lafayette. 0.
Minnesota. II; Wisconsin, 0.
Michigan, 2S; Chicago. 0.
Indians. p; Northwestern, 0.
SKATE College. %; w. and j., 0.
Indiana. II: Ohio. IS.
+. and NJ, %; Gettysburg, g.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
70 AfNs TrAVT BROAD sTRNFr STA
TON. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.

40 a. m. daily. Fittsbulg. Chicago In.
ulanupCra anu LuulaFitlc. lliniut Ndf-j
.l1 a. M. daily Tor filtsburB, Chlchku,
Indianapolis ana Louisville tDiniiH
,ie g. u daily. pitssburg. and cieve-
'aN 15 70. n. daiiy. "st. Louis Limited .
Pittthurg. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. and
81. Louis. Dining cart(
40 D. m. daily, 'fennsyivnnia LIMITED
PittsblrE. Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo
80 p. m. daily, fittsOufE, Chlcagl
Louisyille fvia clnclnnatD. Indianapolis
and st. Louis. dining card
O3 p. m. daily. from Germaniown juno.
fiol. Chicago Limited" PittshurH,
chicago, Toledo, and cleveland. (Din'
as D. M daily. PlttsburK, Columbus,
ST. Louis. For Gary. W Va. Ivia shen-
50 p. n. daily. Pntsturg and Chicago:
for Toledo. except Saturday.
.Q5 p. ma. daily, Fiulburg, Cleveland.
20 p. M. daily pittsburg crd Chicago:
daily for Knoxville. VIA Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Ciev tland. except Sat
S5 a. m. daily. Lock Haven Express.
So "a. IA. week days, Kane Express.
40 a. m. week days. Elmifa and Remove
30 ,. M. Sundays wiiiamsport Express.
80 p. m. week days. Williamsport Ex-
, b5 %. m. daily. Erie Express.
90 p. m. daily. Erie Express.
Cumberland Valley r. r.. 40. SO. 11.i0
a. m, san s.25 nnd ii.W ,. r., week
days. SUNDAYS. S2f and n 20 p. m.
FoR BUFFALO.
. Ia Emporium junction. $50 a. m. and
S.1 d. M, daily.
VIA Cananda qua, $50 a. m. week dayA
$50 %. M, except Saturday. and 1i.20
ID. M. daily.
90 Dining Car.
NMnnfaru nTnffru rrafra
fFFl LIMITED Express. Nestihule parlor
cars, Ncstihlie Passenger Coaches ana
lIuinr Car. No extra fare.
The 'Vilmington Transfer Company VIII
aii Ior and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
referred 10 the ticket agent al the sta
ton,
w w. ATrERBURY. j. r. WOOD.
Cen. Manager. passr Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Household Hints

aves and flowers can be preserved for
fal months by dipping them as soon
athered in perfectly limpid gum water
: allowing them to drain for two or
; minutes, arrange them in "a vase,
the gum forms a complete coating on
stems and petals. and preserves their
K and color long after they have be-
dry.
yer in daily use may be kept very
{ if allowed to soak in strong borax
+ for four or five hours OCCASIONALLY.
water should be perfectly boiling
il is poured over the plate. This SIM
|hint VIII save much elbow grease.
also plate powder, if carefully fol-
b.
|oid filling KETTLES in the morning with
|irat water that comes from the tap.
k has been in a lead or iron pipe all
/, and Is, therefore. unwholesome.
caution is to be remembered il the
r DIS TO be boiled or not.
your cellars at night when ht is pos
Close them at nine IN the morning
they VIII be cool and dry THE entire
|ner. Exceptions to this sole are on
y days. Keep the cellar perfectly
and fresh.
U.s. on bedsoeads should never be
cd with The ordinary brass poitshes.
|ley destroy the coat Of lacquer that
{ on TO prevent the brass from tar
ms. Tire bright parts should be rub
.cyery Cay with a soft cloth. and IL
begin TO dook discolored rub with a
moistened with sweat Gil. and az
brd polish with a soft cloth and
icts lea.her.
Yer that has become very discolored
be cleaned by rubbing with a little
Pred chalk mixed to a paste with
{ oil.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
BALTIMORE & Ono
RAILROAD.
schcluIc In eject N0VCmDcr y, I1l3.
An trains illuminated with Piniscf


Schedule in effect November %, 1909.
All trains illuminated with Pfuiscf
1OExpress trains
Trains leave Wilmington, Dclawau
. NEW Y0RK' week days. '5.2s. $40
no .53 a. M, 12.u. $780, o.lo thoyal LIN.
-seO, q. 'io.55 p. in. Snneq1ys, es.y, 20 ,.s
lied) '742 'i0.55 D. m.
PHILADELPHIA. week days. % -1 '.do
'eiS ~ S.ys; s.ig ~ 'PS' e5 agg e5gs 1,o%V. W.
idmtcd) ,6.l2. '6.i5.4i o. tl0.e5 p. IN. sun
days '5.2G 7.20 S.9s %. 90. lo.aS Hl.Ss q
M. $3.50, $3.50. '5.1S dsoyal Lmited)' f.@
chasiise5r'. Week DAYS. $50. Gas, 40. 500
TO- 4O 30 58. 50 a. M. a. 10. sos, 4.lS 6.i4
% 40, 10iS. ii.S5 a. m.i 4.3oI 100, f'l2 s-o2
Auaniic city, week days '6.i5 and 90
n. M; t122t. d 49, ea.sQ 1918 p. M Ioy.u
IIimited) Sundays. 100 a. M; $3.50 p. M.
u Cape May and Ocean clty, week days,
'6 i5 a.. M. 1870 p. m.
!, Sea Isle cry week days '6'i7 a. MT
baltimore and washington week days
'4.A 'S.l6. .li.23 a. M; l.2zt - ~
!. $3.50 '6 y Royal ismited, ,so,; Ao 70 n'
$40. go CRoyal Limited 's'ol' 'lV.h
Bsltimore and way stations. week days,
e e.45 a. m.i 3.2o p. m. sundays, $40 a. M
k Ib.V2 p. m.
Newark, week days. f4.l3 t.lp, $40,
, i00S el1.25 am; q 22 800 t4.65, Gil. 'S.0l,
, 1910 p. M. sundays a i3. fS.t6. SIG a. MI
!. 81. .22. G.02. SOL ~ 80 d. m.
n piitshurg. week days. 'Sl6 a.. m.' .i.ol,
! 1910 y. m. Sundays, 'S16 a. m.i 3.fo
= lfl0l0 y. m.
Chicago daily. 'S.16 a. M; $40 D. m.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis. fS.16 a. M;
Z .22. 1910 y. M, daily.
SinFcrly accommodation week days,
25 zoos a. M; SEQ G.1l y. m. Sundays.
a lS1e "a. M; 6.02. 1870 D. IN.
Inndtnhurg accommodation. week daye,
$50 "a. M S.2, $50 p. m. Sundays, 1o.ld
a. m; G.65 p. m.
/ LEAVE pufTADEr pHfA for Wil-
/, mlngton. week days. '3.35. 100. fT. 40. o.l5.
/, tl0i 40 n. M; 1900 SEAS Il b1 215 $685.
/ a. 20. i50 $50. a5 ts (Royal Limited, Goo
4 f30 u. 20. - 13 tll,35 -. m. Sundays. $3.50,
\ l715. f7.i0. 9.10 "a. M; tl2.iS Else. 2.15.
} ss.os. 500. e5.is Royal Limited, 600, q 26,
t9 a3. 1880 b. m.
(. Royal limited" Is composed oxciu-
z sVelv Of Pullman pdrlor. observation and
10 dining ears. No extra fare except regular
/. Pullman charge.
Dclmarvia Telephone No. 1873 A..
ID. a. A. Telephone No. 1872 A.
Rates TO Western points lower than via
Iany other line. s.. 90 to pitlshurg. 1910 y.
m. train daily. Through sleepers.
JI. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Agent.
CITY ticket office Water and Markell
streets. Wilmington. Del. ID. & A. Phone
i7b9 A.
' ID. b. MARTIN. G.. w. EAssErT,
M. Of p. r. g. p. A
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
WOmen's Shoes, Girls
Shoes, Boys Shoes

A most up-to-date assort-
.ment in shoes that wear for
all of the family save the
father: Prices start for as lit.
tie as S1.00 for child's shoes
and up to $500 nothing
higher) for the best, safest and
prettiest shoe on the market
today, viz. La France" 70
styles-all leathers--every last.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27

Following ls the percentage of each
shooter; Barnard. 81; Emln Massey. S..
Gilpln' 81 Burris. 20. Duryea, n; steee
o'' Ed. +. Massey, ~; Francis 90. sicph-
ems, so; kates, G5: Green. 30.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27

be fact that there are now 10000
siiVer dollars in the Philadelphia
may account for the difficulty in
ing noid OF a dollar in some other
Ions Of the country.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
ncIn,unrn nlulslon.

ZOE REV castle. US. S.H q. m. 3.0l
70. lis.l 6.il b. m. week days.
r0r l.owrs and Rfhohoth. b.2o q. m.
lrt 400 q. IN. WeCk-daye-
Frr Dover. Harrington. and Delmar.
u. S.o8. 1O.CS a. m. 4u2, e5 week days,
ln1 i..ui nirht. daily.
For wyoming and way stations. 3.oi p.
Expreas for Cope Charles. OLD Point
comfort and Norfolk. 1913 a. NJ. week
'ay8 aud le oi night daily.
For Atlantic City.
Connecting at West Philadelphia. $50 a.
m.. 2.ii aud $50 p. m. wcek-days; SIC
A. n. anc $50 =. M. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
BALTIMORE q OHIO r. \.

Your Last Opportunity to Purchase
colonist Tickets to the West.
After November 2sth the low rate
colonist tickets will be taken or saie
Persons contemplating n trip TO the
west should avail themselves of these
low rates prior TO the above date
only S49.75 to the Pacific Coast. AppIv
to y. & o. ticket agents. or to ii. A.
Miller, T. p. A., City Ticket Office
Water & Market street. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
I.aava phnaaelrhla. Broad streot 30
- ~ annlh.

ktiinlic Coas. Line. Express l2.S D.
o. and i2fS nikhi, caiiy.
Southern RAILWAY. Express 500 a. m.
nd 79l u. M, daily.
Soaboard Air Line Railway Express
Norfolk and Western Railway. .-Fof
temphis and New orleans. 6.s y. r..
tally.
Chesapeake a oh.5 Rsiiway .--Exrress'
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
loadina spikes For New sulkhead.

A big barge belonging to the Frank
lin X. Wills Construction Company is
being loaded with spikes for the new
Delaware river bullxhead at the dock
of the Diamond State Steel Company.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Wilmington division.)
Timetable In effect September2,

litnc-tdntc IN erect ocptcmpcf2o.
Trains leave Wilmington. fKing street
station) for Elsmere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gran
epue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction,
Pocopson. West Chester, Embreeville.
Morlonvillc. Coatesville and intermediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 7.3S a.
m. daily 40 and 4.5o p. III. Sunday
only S.foa. m.
For Suplec. Elverson and intermediate
stations daily, except Sunday, at TBS a.
M, daily, 2.Io and 4.5o p. m. Sunday
only $40 a. M.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and
intermediate stations. daily, except Sum
day at 2. IS a. m. and 2.Io p. m. Sunday
only at SIo a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Trot,t Chocf,uf cttoof aud Caufi, eff..,t
Evening journal., 1903-11-27

IWUIWWUW 10 II UNIl - DIWH|II1 .
Piekarski. Goals-Bennett, Z. Referee
E. ~ Wrightington. Harvard. Um-
prev. II. Edwards, Princeton.
Linesman-R. p Herman, Harvard.
Time Of halves-85 minutes each.
Results of other football games were
as follows:
Indians, 2s; Northwestern, 0.
Dartmouth, So; Brown, 0.
Dickinson, 12; Lafayette 0.
University of North Carolina, 16;
University of Virginia. 0.
Franklin and Marshall, 20; Gettys-
burg. 6.
Michigan. 2S: Chicago. 0.
Lehlgh, 70; Georgetown, s.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
VI I.oU anu 3IUUU.
Misses New Coats

Ages 12, IA, 16 and IS. New
models of fine Kersey and
Montagnacs, all lined with
best Satin at $500, $3.50,
$3.50, $3.50 and $1,000 each.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
ITHACANS CO DOWN
BEFORE THE QUAKERs
Boys OF the u. Of P. Eefeat
Cornell by the Score Of
AZ TO o

Philadelphia. Nov. 27.-Pensylvania
wound up her season OF football dis
appointment by defeating Cornell by
the overwhelming score Of AZ to 0. II
was the best game that the Red and
Blue have played this fall. Cornell,
except for the first i've minutes Of
play. was powerless TO stop the attack,
and her efforts to gain ground we're
equally futile AS the game pro-
gressed the Quaker attack erew more
fierce. while Cornell's defense was
made to appear correspondingly weak.
After rolling up IL points in the first
half the Pennsylvania eleven came
back In the second half and piled up
30 more Only twice during the game
were the Ithica boys able TO hold
Penn for downs and they gained their
distance only FIVE times, ald these
nearly all by fake plays. There was
fash Of fire in Cornells opening
play, but after losing the ball on
miserable tumble when well within the
Quakers' territory the spark seemed
to suddenly disappear. Pennsylvania
won the toss and took the west goal,
with a slight wind at her back, Brews-
ter's punt was carried back IS yards
from Penn's goal line. Then by short
plunges into the line Penn carried the
ball to her 45 yard line. Here Cornell
held firmly and Reynolds was forced
to kick. Il was Cornelrs ball on her
30 yard mark. On the first lineup
Rice got around Penn's left end for
a beautiful run Of AS yards, but on the
very next play Cornell lost the ball
on a tumble This was the only time
the ball was within striking distance
Of the Quakers goal except when
Brewster would kick
Early in the second half Brewster
was forced to retire on account of in
iuries and Lynah took his place. Penn
sylvanias big score in the second half
was due partly to Lynah's poor work
ia the back field His misjudged sew
eral punts which rolled many yards
into Cornell's territory which Brews-
ter would almost surely have caught,
Then his passing from the center to
the runner was at times wretched.
Benefits work at full-back and
Mulford's playing at quarter were par
ticularly brilliant. Several times the
big full-back carried four or five Cor
nell players on his back for from 8 tc
Is yards before he could be thrown.
The teams lined up as follows:
Pennsylvania Positions. Cornell
/ Wecde. ....... Left End ... Hackstaf
Butkiewics. Left Tackle ... Costello
(Ziegler)
Piekarski 80. Left Guard ..... Vorhis
Taylor. ....... Centre Davitt. Newman
Hoffman, Kase Right Guard .. Hunt
Metzger. ..... Right End .. .Forgy
Torrey ...... Right Tackle o.. Halliday
Mulford. &c.,. Quarterback o.. Brewster
(Corson) (Lynah)
Reynolds. Left Half Back ..... Rice
Drake. . Right Half Back ...Snyder
Bennett. .... Fullback ....... CONN
Touchdowns-Drake, 2; Bennett 2;
pialfarqltf Coalr-Bpnuatt Roferpa-
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
PLAYED TIE GAME
Neither Highland Nor Adams A. c
Scored in Championship Contest.

Scored in Championship Contest.
The il5 pound championship Of Della
ware still remains in doubt. A. South Side
Park in the morning the Highland and
Adams A. c. teams payed the game
without "a score. The Ene-up follows:
Highland Adams A. c.
Connol.. o. .....Geft end. o.. ......Wilhem
Gray
Comfy. ... ...ieft tackle. .. Russell
Ainsworth.. see. left guard........ sullivan
Taylor. o. ........centre.. ..........B Beggs
Bacher.. .. fright guard ....McCool
Gallagher. o.. fright tackle. ........Irons
Forwell.. 90. fright end. ...Counoh
Speakman .. e. quarter back. ....Haney
Lewis q. . ..left half back. - .Welch
Hackman.. right halt back. Connor, capt
Dunn. capt..... fun back. =. o. Dugan
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Guaranteed cure Eor PlIes.

hing, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
Piles. Your druggist will refund
ey If PAzO OINTMENT fails to
you IN TO Il days. soc.
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
3cnOduIc m tItCt OctoDor 9, l903.

WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule In effect October e. 1893.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
For Philadelphia l.is S.ls. 40. iO.lO. G. 90
i0.s0, Ills. Il.s2 II 45 a. M, .'ls.is liSs0
i i e.oi s.so. :ss5. SIS iiiSS liz 49, 49, SS: S.S:
IA iVva tn NO 7io. $50 JsNlsssS eoo n /, as
"A. M. 12.14 1Sl, 600, 800, NUn trA
5.a5 6.e7. c.so. 7to. I.2s. $50. 9os s.i6,
For Chester. i.is. 40, lei0 $3.50. l7.05.
i2. ESQ Sol $50 90. 9.35. 1000 no sO
Ills ii;s2 ii,s5 a. IN" a2so 80 ~
l55. sos 1000 and lll.0 p. M week
lays; 40 $50, l7.i0 $50, y 90. 9.5 and
7 % a M. ~ ~. ~. I,v, 500. 400
Eor NsE York Cthroggh, s.Eprsssl. -.
Y S q II g a. a. me n ni.l'' m week s" ssyl s,i
ie q ts 'siy AZ A. rn. y 81 400 al
s,6.c0. t7.i0. 9.1d J.. no sundays,
rhi5, TO 10 sohs ss sso 'os e econn5ctas M a,
vest phiaaelphia}. $50, as5, 1903. II 90
o. NJ. sssia Isl lig.a0. Isl 800, 3.n, t5i
rs GOT ftc 1L - So A.1f. LOO iconnecfi
it West Phiadel2hial week Gays. g
10 iFs e'07 sse 20 $50. 9.ig. and N n
. m. Sundays connects at West Phila
ior Boston. without change. 1000 a. m
oi So9 y. N. week days, $50 ?. m sun
F5r Newark center and intermedlat
iations, 7.25 a. m. and So y. m. wee
Baitmcro ana Washington. i2.s ts
= q oo 10 s1o.ls ara y i9l a. "a. sss
% s.sS 80 60. T.si. Sis p. m. an
2is nirht, week rays. l2.se. a.m u,
az nS a. @ q "a a. i.s ;i i' SIS p. my, m.. an an
20 ~ nirhts sundays.
2glun.cre and interined .ste station' sa.
Be- ff, i6iS y. m. week DAYS. an
/ q 70 y. m. Sundays. -,
Fer lake Placid (fhrnurh Sleeping Car
~ p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays a.
0riiays.
leave Phnadaiuhia. Broad street sia
on ior Wilmington, $40, b.oO, 80, z,
gs O., M. 1890. i.is, u2a 3 a. $50. is.ssI
im. nOt fae i4lp SCI b.E. 1853.
~ 'e.g, 7.io. is.2s s.al, no. p. III j. ss,'
ne u 2S p ~. week days. $50, q. -. Z.
&N Wie nos I.2s :. m. h2.5 u
eaS io.22 u q and ni.2s p. m; Sunday.
Ffom West Phladeinhla. 1901 and "
.. m. S.25, 5s5 and 6.ib p. m. week days
o. and il.55 a. m. s.@ and h.es p ~
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
ChiLdren's Goats

Ages 2, 4, 6, of Broadcloth
or Woolen Serge, special Sat
urday, $500 each.
White short and long coats,
Sl.25 10 $3.50 each. About
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
CROSBY & HILL.
Crosby & Hill.
A Big
Stir in FurS

The selling of three large
purchases of several hundred
pieces from three of New
York's leading scarf makers,
starts here Saturday morning.
The lot consists of long,
medium and short scarfs, cape
effects and sets for women
and children in Mink, Sable,
Fox and Opossum, Beaver
and Electric Seals. Prices,
SIPS to $500 each.
ChIIdren's Long Coats
in a dozen or more styles and
materials, 6 to IA year sizes,
lined and unlined. Special
Saturday at $500, $500,
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
New Arrivals
in WOmen's Coats.

Several shipments arrived
the day before Thanksgiving,
but go on sale this Saturday
morning at considerably less
than regular prices, viz. $500,
GIN m CID Efl ond QfE nm
Evening journal., 1903-11-27

'er that has become very discolored
be cleaned by rubbing with a little
afed chalk mixed ito paste with
K oil.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-07-03
for Mutilating Trees

A boy was arrested the first
of the week and brought before
Justice Pasco for having broken
a limb from a young shade tree
recently set out. The boy
admitted the offense, but pleaded
ignorance of intentional wrong
doing, and after the justice had
given him a severe talking to
he was permitted to go under
suspense of judgment. The
offense is one that is being fire.
quently com mitted by the boys
of the town, to the annoyance and
injury of the property owners,
who are trying to beautify their
property with trees, and it is
probable that the next boy con-
convicted of this misdemeano
will not get off SO easily, but will
be made to pay good round fine
and go to Jail.