The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
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give little and give that little with tho
air OF a duke or French duchesse"
But every body who is somebody Is bring
ing home to the other body the deareR
little night lamps that ever charmed TIE
soul of woman and made her feel nca.
Generalizing, women are not grateful
Life is short and the changes In hairiress-
ing are numerous But the night lamps
Oh, they are darlings. They are Of china
and some represent that lovely little cot.
tage in which w. Shakespeare and biz
sweet wife. Anne Hathaway. lived ths1
live OF diluted bliss. while there ara Others
that initiate the ducks OF Noah's Ek
somewhat. that delight the souls OF caa.
6ren and in which live elephants and nsas-
eu.toes Of the same SIZE. The little houses
are OF china. and there Is an opening a
the back OF each. 4 broad Low candle
set inside on the floor, and the light comes
through the windows II front Tank hc~
perfectly lovely * would be 10 have
lamp made after the style Of the cottass
OF the divine William' And as you dresm
OF Romeo. your Romeo. you would rernsm-
her how he said. Anne Hathaway, SO
hath q way TO make earth heaven or he'll
Anne Hathaway"
Then. too we are hearing OK the new
bazaar. Ii IS the thing to give II either
IN q big picture gallery or ballroom. pr.
vate ones. of course. A. each stall is sea
whatever the managers Of that particular
one may wish. but everything must % o
one color. and all the sneswornen mnss
be dressed 10 match their goods Bsss %
all ware TWO, pretty girls who sat uacsa
huge umbrella. selling what they cahes
country produce. which included hothoass
grapes and peaches at s. apiece. or tss
for 81 25 Hardly any % the men Giscofrs-
ed where the economy Of buying "
peaches lay: but. then. as The sales"ousAs
said. II you paid more you had E'o'ss
which was en argument which no "ns
could deny. Under the huge umbrella o.
bright red other girls were dressed a.
Normandy peasants. and every otnef e'
in the room vas furious because her nosa.
er hadn't been clever enough 70 think oss
what these girls we're
Now the var is over one f. permitted '.
say that, from the feminine stanopoh"
was not cheerful one. Nobody nan y
hide her clothes and put on tbe-weH, -.
know the things men wear that w. W..
never know how 20 get Oh. we 49,
have 20 Disguise ourselves Not ssDss
house IN the city OF New York was
tackled by a Spaniard. and Il he BAD az.
this awful deed the chances a's q
some practical member o. the faniiis 4.
have touched the messenger can. anu,
though the messenger 5 slow. lho 80,
lard is slower. ! back one hsrSS'.s
against five SpaniaFfs any gay. If
tie youth who wears the buttons anu
ve!opment os cheek known 10 20 &C.
tribe could. / feel certain. oust shr 80
ish nation. IL ali the messenger poys -
sent 20 Spain with a COLLECT. thsy "a
quarrel 50 about the distance oss"e 80
Philippines and the White hoase .s~he
Spain would surrender everything ~ -. a
and the queen regent would retire =
rapidly as possible. =. .s.s
There were people who snoasa,
many messenger boys would en..s.. Ia
never thought Of such thing a.
easier TO Sit on somebody's cooTsls.'
lowing bouquet OF flowers 10 la-e go
in the sunlight. while three meS ~
discuss The war speak taFnlhais m.,sa
president as "B.u." cal Mr.. Marx f -.
"a fat dude. and Them there fool soaa-