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BALTIMORE &OHIc
RAILROAD.

SenS4-.s in effect 4soyelA.vr ,.o.
Aii Trans Illuminated wltn rintsss
lisnt. sea
~ IsAPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave winning ION, Delaware
nue. io.ation Ior
NEW YORK, weeA-a.lys, -s.vl, .ssy on =,
a. m, 1919. f<.si, 900, -o.lS (fioyai -
asuh 49,, .y e-.' ~, 49, A0'o. y; N. s4.u.ya
lltoydi L-imitSuJ, fI4<, -lV.oz u. M, -
fiIi4-.ADI.A-r tii-A, week-uays, -o.vi ~
'v.ov' ...v' 90, 1903, .ivo-, u.ve a. Inv
'i-.IJ, '@S4, o.Vv. 800, -o.1o tituy. ii
ltsuj, 'o-o, -os', e.oy, so, slv... IA -,
,,uiiuays, -o.vI, ,.ov, o.oV. sy.Sy Iv.vs. -, =
a. iil, 'z.S4, o.vv. 'ooo. -o.lo. lttu, vi ..,s
i.eul. ,.So, -i,i-, s.vo. 'iV.0< y. IN.
Chester, .week-uays. 0.3V. -t.ov, I.J ~
-3.o5. 'Iv.o<. li.uo a. M; +z..4, s.vI ~
0.oo, 'Il-, -ivs< y. IN. Siinuay, ...v. ~
-a.es. Iv.oS. -Ii.So q. m; s1.sl, 5v x
,,.11. y.Vo. -lU.o- y. IN t
Atlantic CITY, weeK-days. $50 A. m
LILO 'zsi ana '.@S y. IN. Sundays, ~
u. H.; -@.si y. In.
cape May, ocean City. weekdays. ,5 IA
"a. m., ~-.y4 y. IN. sundays, l..v a ~, NV
Sea isie Iily, weeA-aays. 800 u m.
sZ.5i y. Ia. -
i,ai,lmore and Washington, week-asv.
i.Io, uoJ, -ov4, -il.vl, II. M; SOU 80
sI5. 'o.iv. -4.o,, -o.-v lkoyal L.ln,l..na
| 'o.U4, 'iv.Io y. IN. sundays, .4.Is, ssN
~ a. M 'l@-oe. .2.vs. 'i.oi. 'S.4u lisoy.s
| Dailiii.vIe anu way Stations, It's a N,
o.l3 y. III. uaily except sundays. y,u
M; o.i3 y. Ia, Sunuays oniy.
NeNaIk, Meeh-daJs, .4.Io, o.oo, .S.04 .lls
| a. IN; -Iz.0o. o.AJ. '4.oi, o.lo .a.vv i. IN
/ ounuays, '4.lo. fo.U4, $40 u. M: ~ ~
| -4.oi, o.4o, 1.oz, ~o.vi y. III.
a IltsDurg, weekdays, -o.4 a. M, .aH
'Iv.Iv ~ m. Sunuays, 'o.Vi, a. M .su3
| 'lU.IO y. III.
Chicago. daiiy, .S.O4 u. m; '4.57 D. m.
| cincinnati and 81. Louis. AIS a, M
| 'I-.JO, and -IV.lV y. M. daily.
| SiuSeriy accommodation, week-days G tx
| Il. n,, a.ly, 90, y. IN. Suiuays, yvl d
| M. viJ, i.j2 y. IN.
| lLaidenD-rg accommodation, week -dayx
o.iJ, Az, y. III. sundays, U.iS y. IN.
| LEAVE MAhhEf 81. STATION EOa
.sAilInlure. weeh-ways, 3.lv y. IN.
| ldiIuSnDIIg, week-ua. ., S.4y d. m ; yl0
J.yv y. III. sundays, $40 "a. m, u. IL y. IN
4.IAN y filL.NDELFiilA For Winning.
ton, week-days. 800. 6.oU. @7.sU, .lVa,
li.vv u. M. -lz.2J, -LJi, 2.l5, '3.U7, a. 70.
i.SJ, t5.3V, '5.iS lRoyai LimitedJ, 5ia.
i.U, 'i.oy, 'yiU, 'liJo y. IN. Sunday q,
$50, +i.ou, S.Uv, ll.VU u. m; 'l22O, 'IJl,
l41. '4.-U, 5.Jv, -oio. (koyal Llmited,.
6ov, ".ou, $40. lO.oU p. IN.
Delmarvia Telephone NO. 1893.
ltales To Western points lower than via
any other line. h. u. UNDEkN OOD,
General Manas sef
.. b. MARTIN, Man. OF Pass. Traliic.
"a. a. MILLER. Pass. Agent, Wilmington
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credulcus my ..ttle fellow, know what
am doing. ] have place just for It;
warm spot in my breast where the
scars will be soothed and the dark bitter
spot n.uden, and only twill know of it
1t takes just such a heart, my wise little
man, to fill an ache made by just the
same dark spots and world cuts. And
what is the price pay2 Your goods
come very high my boy but l am
not paying any price for this--only
exchanging-Aye, my little merchant;
I'VE fooled you, have not? have the
warm, red heart l want and there on
your tray lies my heart in exchange. 1t
is not bad price, eh, dear CupidT'
as she laughed, rich, healthy color
came into her cheeks as she glanced along
tne path toward the town and saw Il
stalwart figure, and heard rich manly
voice, and as little Cupid turned his
head the fair maidens heart, which now
.uy upon the tray was soon in the strong
manly hands and with a laugh the two
ran down the road. TIA, ia, little Cupid,
think | have made fair bargain to.
day."
| A dark scowl came over the boyish
face anu a wicked gleam that frightened
weeping maid came into the blue
eyes-"Fooled, but I'll get eyen.with you
yet"
Cupid now tired out with his
days work closed the tray and started
Lon the path ~ the stream toward the
nils, and there by rock he found q
woman.
why .weepest thou, fair one," he
said?
kind boy, am weary and footsore
and have tried all day to reach the Mari
where little Cup holds his sales, whei
at last, just outside the gate j lost all
my beauty, my wit, my womans subtle
ness, my money and could not buy an,
1f his wares" and blinded with hel
tears she did not recognize the merchant
linself.
Il prithee madam, think well, have yo,
nothing else-nothing-tend tear
lr heart aches or I've heart here III
let go for n thousand pains and night!
If tears. And the crafty salesman helt
10 before the hungry eyes of the woman
/ bright red luscious heart.
r, I've tears to weep ye may hav'
md heart that can hold the thousant
,ains vet, give me what | desire.
She reached forth greedily for the brigh
red heart and hugged it to her breast
Iugged the bright red thing that whei
t .ad sucked the warmth from he
BOSOM and taken the bloom from he
heeks and the light from her eyes woul,
ting and hurt and chill her being.
But not she, nor the first maid
nor any other, save the woman tired 0
he Game, saw the cloak of gold drol
rom the .-.te figure and the golde
urls turn to horns and the sandal
brown aside to expose the cloven foot
or it was not the real god; not Love hin
elf, but clever Monster Satan whose dis
;uise few can tell.
a smile of grim satisfaction lightene
his face and he jingled his bag OF day
cain. He knew full well how soon eac
lcart would bleed and hurt and b
aughcd in Satanic glee.
"Ha, ha, how easily can fool thel
III"
And only the cod woman with Il
mister smile know-too late-that q
real od-Love--comes not wit
;ain for his wares-only she knew
/ ONES when last looked for-leayes h
owe gift and goes away asking no prit
/ ut-Fidelity.
(Signed)
5 THE DREAMER.
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lAl EsTERN MARYLAND RAILRoAD

.onnecting with r., w. & b. Il r. az
mon station, Baltimore, Md.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 26. 1900.
All trains leave Hillen Station as fol-
Uws:
DAILY.
W. X. r., and The South and ex. Sun.
day 4. V. H. r., Champersburg, Mar
unsburg and Winchester.
DAILY EhCEPT SUNDAY.
q "a. m.-York, Il. and ii. Division. and
MAN Line east oi emory Grove, aiso
Carlisle and u. and Ii. Il. X.
'.23 Il. m.-Aain Line Shippensburg, Fred
erick, Einlnlttsburs and N. and w. l.y
IN d. m.-Accommodation for Union
Briuge, York, Gettysburg.
- y. INSTRUMENTATION for Union
- p. m.-Express for York and B. ami
H. Division.
- D. m.-EApress Main Line points. also
Frederick, Emmittsburg and Shippens
30 i. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Grove.
10 p. m.-Accommodation for Union
ErluEe.
Is D. m.-Accommodation for Emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
IS a. Accommodation for Union
Bridge and Hanover.
is D. Accommodation for Union
90 D. m.-Accommodation for Emory
h55 ,. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Ticket and Baggage Office Ill East Bal
more street.
All trains stop at Union Station, Penn
| yivania avenue, Fulton and Waiprook
j. nj. HooD, B. II. GRIswoLD,
| General Manager Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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TOENNSYL NASia RAILROAD.
+Dining Car. DAILY xWeek- days.
Except Saturday.
FOR THE WEST.

Except Saturday.
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. m. daily. Pittsburg. Chicago, Gin
cinnati Louisville and ST. Louis. din
Is n m daily for Plttsburg and Chi
cago. (Nu coaches to Pitt tsburg) Lin
tied to two buffet ,raiior ears
80 p. m daily Limited" pttsburg
Louisville and 81 Louis Dining Car
T.! q p. m daily Pittsburg and Cleveland
70 !" i,diy dai ri 1sbn3s = i,sto e, , as'v
and iyuuis DINING tar)
80 p. m. daily, Pittsburg Toledo. Chi,
cago. Nashville, via Cincinnati and
i..cnisviliel. indianapolis and St Louis
p p m daily. Pittsburg. Columbus. In
dianapois, Louisville and st, Louis
$50 p; m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago
Tor Toledo rXceDt Saturday.
% y. m daily. Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
il.2o p. m. daily. pittsburg and Chicago
daily for Knoxville via Shenandoah
Valley route: for Cleveland except Sat
urday.
.ock Haven Exprcss. ss..... A25 a. m
Niagara, Rochester Buffalo
and Kane E~press. ........ xSin a. m
?mira and Remove EXpress X12c5 o. m
Ntlliamspnrt Express, Sunday
inffalo Express via Empo- -
colchester. nnffaio and Erie - = :"
colchester, Buffalo and Erie = :"
'nmborland valley Rairoad ae5. SO "a a
m, 12,25.. t.26 II 20 y. m weekdays
Sunday, 70 ana II % n. m
SrHUYLKItL DIVISION.
Far Phoenlxyille. Pottstown and Rnnd
ing, 5,ia, 30 and lN19 M l25a (Sat-
hrday onlvl l.3O, 10, 533. 733 and II 50
P; m. sundays. go. 800 and . % a. m
a,is, lgI2: 8 ss Hs and SSn p m. phoenixville
oniy. ,.2h a. m. and 4.4S and $50 y. m
f3r Pottsyillhe. 545, 40. 1919 a. m. 80
y and 733 m woek-days. Sunday,
| $50, 923 a. m, and G.O2 u. M.
FOR NEW YORK,
Express. week k-days. 40, 4O5. 40 500
| ais. ESQ, 1888. $50, 90l $50 .l0oI II M
= oo 90 and -, p M 20 $50 400 3d.
| po- m and 1902 night SUNDAYS. 4 %
| ~; %. 800, BIS S25 $50 'lN2l' II 90
| !ll2 z. m, 80 20: i235 .2SO 90 dim.
itrd u 3D. am. $50, '5;5G Gs5 7O2, sos and and
1000 p M. and ~ night "''''
For Bosion without change 10 50 a. m. week.
d V and sos y - d .ilv
For Sea ,Girt. Ashnry Park, Ocean Grove
Long Branch $50, llo3 a. nj and mT:sa "a
and 4 % p. m week. DAYS. "'''' ''''
For Lambertville, Easton and Scranton
hm h'., ~" a m. l2oo noon 352, 500 liam.
and ,a Hm p n, daily Buffalo, NG a m
izm noon weekdays and zoe i m
fiatIv " y :"
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows.
| Or New \ rk, Xrrcs., 90. 90 n N
40 r. m. week days " -
rnr Long t:ranch. via Seaside Park, 25
| m week -12vS N' ''"'
For Islnnd Heights, S25 ii. m. and 400 n.
M week days. ~ r.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
leave Broad Street Station Via De,a wor va
RIVER Fridge, express, $40 A. M and
Lo5 p. m. Sundays. go a. m. and 7M
y, IT. ' ''pu
Leave Market Street Wharf express m
m ard zoo, 90 AMI 5l5 D, m SIM
days. 300 and 10 90 m n - s"''-
FOR CAPE MAY, So, ISLE CITy
OCEAN CITY,
Avalon. Stone ITarhor. Anglcsea. wnd.
Mhh "hh Holly R"nch-cXnress n m n
= ~ 4, and 4Oo p. m. week-davs SUNDAYS
For Snmers' Point EXPRESS m ~,
SUNDAYS, 900 md 1Oh a m '''F .
The Union Transfer Compnny will col,
residences 'i"'i Hote's ana
J. i W JOHNSON, j. r. woOD
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
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Three Notices.

The Spanish Motto-Never do to-
day what you can put off till to-mor-
row.
The English Motto-Never put off
till tomorrow what you can do to-
day.
The American Motto-Never put off
till this afternoon what you can do
this morning.-Puck.
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Rest,

A dog bayed out across the night,
And one replied from far away;
Down from the stars a ghostly light
Fell ON pile of yellow clay.
A bell rang loud announcing day,
Long shadows DER the PLAIN were cast,
And one whom Toll had troubled lay
unmindful Of the clock, at last.
S. Il. Kiser
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II those Democratic members Of the
Legislature keep on voting Mr.. Ad-
dicks, they will have him elected in
spite of everything Every Evening and
the du Pont-Democrat can say or do.
On Monday it was Representative Hol-
comb, and on Tuesday it was Represen-
tative Monaghan. Next.
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Lest Men Forget.

Why sit mourning over troubles
Grieving cannot clear away?
Things, alas, are far from perfect,
But they might be worse today;
Deadly germs keep multiplying,
War and wants are with us yet
But the coon songs gone! Be joyful,
Lest men forget--lest men forget!
The sun., 1901-02-14
Mars's Luck.

Mary had little lamb,
AS all the worlds aware,
But why should such q fuss be mad
Because Of that affair?
Now if the lamb had been wolf
In borrowed wool there might
Be reason to suppose the maid
Was in sorry plight.
But Mary's lamb was just lamb,
And nothing more, they say;
All, lucky lass too oft the lambs
Are something else today.
The sun., 1901-02-14

acting through their Legislatures can
demand Of congress that an amendment
be promulgated for the States to pass
upon, so that as matter of fact the
States have the Whole matter right in
heir hands if they see fit to interest
themselves.
The sun., 1901-02-14
AND THE EDITOR wEPT.

In furtheranee Of its own peculiar
animosity. the du Pont-Democrat last
evening threw mud at representative
Baynnrd, Of this city, and singularly
made its editorial utterances confii with
its news report on another page, as to
that gentleman's attitude ON the question
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PENNSYLVANIA R. r.
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON o.
BALIIMOKE Rail ROAD.
5che iule In tfiec9 Januhfy a. IUUI.
Trains Leave Wilmington as foiiow

5chei eiule in tfiecs JANUARY IA, lool.
Trains Leave Wilmington as Follow;
For Philadelphia (express). l.ai, o.VS. ~ ~,
$40, 7.42 100. 500 500, 800, ~ Il W'Sl, W;9S'
u.22, ll.32, las a. m., XII. IL, l.oi. 3M, 81:
i.5s. 5.u7, Coz. $50 o.Si. III. s.oo' ana NV
Accommodation, 6.lO. 71o. $40, ll.0O a. m.
1880, 2.32, 400. o.25, 6.35. and 1913 p. m. ~
For chester (eApress), l.5l, Az, o.SU, i.4z
1850. $40. 500. s.,5o. iu.ll, liz, liS2. n45 a.
ni., l.3i, 3.UU, 40S, bU., 6.o., anu S'Vo ~ ~
Accommodation, 6lO, i.lO. ll.OO. a. m.'
l23u. 2.S2 4.vv, o..o. 100 and loiJ =. III. z,
For New YORK (throush e&preSsl, Lot
3.02, 9.3o dining Carp lU.S2. lUoz, l.4o a.
m, xIzl6 lIDlniiss Carr. i.S1 tDlhins carr,
ga, SO, S.e A'cSI ia n pros Street t stao 70
ton, Philadelphia, Az, 6Sv l.lO. i.0v. S1O.
y.35, lUll, 1907, 1l.32, las a. M. l2.SV, l.Sd,
2.S2, S.lI. a.5s, b.Ul. 6.OI, 6.oi. az. sl6, and
For Boston without change, lO.o2 a. IN.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stas1nss a. and d. Wsshiaston Sna I'M T. M 500
y.lO, lUlS, and ll.O5 a. m. l2Oo. l2l3. M.l
I.5O 3.5l 4.Oy 5.25, '6U3. 6.4d 7.O3. 1856. o.ll
y. m. and Los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
3Uv, LA, !. D. ~, l2.io al. ht
Leave Philadelphia. Broad st -eet, foi
Wilmington (express). $50. 40, rs, SO.
l0.23, ll.2S, ll,S3 a. M. xl2.5o Lib, ~ 5.l3,
49, 354, 4.ul, 446 5O5, 5.2o. 5,3i. b.o9, o.Oo.
$40. 6.55. 7.Si, u.26 li.2s y. M. and l2.2t
nisht.
Accommodation. $50. 7.sO. sl2. 1895, 9
IN, iZ3. $40, 4Ui, 4 ~. t.z7 o.3S. iV.22, anc
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpr-ssJ. l.bI, 3.O2
| t2O, g.35, lOS2, lu.52. lilo a. m, l.51, 300
| Los, 6.UI, $40. iii. 800 and 3.l6 y. m.
| Accommodation, 7.l0. $40. 500 a. m.
| i2.l4 2.OO, 4.OO. Us. l,2s, and ~ ~ y. m
For Chester texpressl, l0l 40 9.55
las a. M. l.37. $40, 45S. 6vi, and s.O6 p
| n.
| Accommodation. 7.l0. $40, Sh5, a. m
| i2l4, 2uV. 4vU. SIS, i.2o, and 1913 .. m
For New York( through express), l;5I
jD2. 9.35 dining Carr, lV.52. Wa, ll.45 d
\ :, l.S (Dlu.ng =, ~ 40, o!I 10 (bih
| ing Carl, III, 9.l6 y. M. connecting Via
! iiroId Street Station, Philadelphia, Az
| !. U, S.iu, 80 li.ID ul., l,'I, 80 ~
i.5S. 6.U7. III and l0.4S y. m.
| For Boston, without change, III p m.
| Baltimore and Washington. 4.Sj. 800
| l0.lS a. m. I2.Oo. l2l3. LOO. S.hl. 400, %
| 6.U3. 6i6. 1856. Sll .. M. and Los night
Baltimore and intermediate stations
| ,13 D. M. l2lS night.
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, TO
| Wilmington texpressl. Bot. 10. II. 23. lid
l. M. l.l5. BIB. 3. 70. 4.4G sos. 5.25, 6U5 6,5j
;.3l. S.35. l1.26, u 2S D. III. and 1920 night
Accommodation. S.35. 3 ". lO.35 a. m.
2.2y. 2.32. 6.l3, S.3S, and j0.2 o. m
The sun., 1901-02-14
EnR TILE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. .-F,xpress 46 p. m
tally. sleepers to Port TAMPA. Augusta.
cmpiis and NeN ptic.rS nnu > u mas III
/ hu s,ioys only); Z 36 m. dai sesltIs
>eN Or "a :. Mae II. Mcmph hvi e. via
,shvi lie nd Hot springs "fio u Limit d -
r 1t. Augustle and augusta. % p III. week
avs.
tlantic Coast Ii e-Fxpr, IS ~ u p m dai !
sic pes 10 Oh eston. Jacksunrtie, Marom
urt Iamia t-nnda!s nniyl, h'msonVii ,
4 uesdays unyG |. D d ID daily $ etp r. y
Iichmoni nd Jacksonville "Fr. ida i Ell T.
ar ~ augustine and Fort Tampa 5Sl y m
k-days
n daily, dining car. and sleepers /,
incinnau
Seabnard Air Line.--ESpress AS a. m
tally, sleepers to New orleans and Jack
nville. 'riOraa ard Nj trolbllan iimitci.
tup p m daily, slceie's to st. Augusta an
ltlanla.
The sun., 1901-02-14
DhILA. AND READING RAILWAY.
Wilmington Division.)

tWlIminEtOn DIvISlOn.1
fine Table in effect January 26. 1900
Trans leave Wilmington, French Street
,tationJ tor Elsmere Junction, Mont
Aanin, Winterthur. Guyencourt, Gran
sue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction,
pcopson. West Chester. l5mbresvie,
,lprtonville. Coatesviile and intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday, at 735 a.
~, daily 2l5 and 4.5O p. m. Sunday only,
u6 a. IN
For Waynesblrg Junction, Elverson
md intermediate stations. daily except
sunday, at 1885 a. m; daily 2.15 and i5
}. M Sunday only at SOC a. m.
For Joanna, Brdsboro, Reading and In
ermediate stations. daily. except Sunday,
Il l.35 a. an; daily 215 and 4.5O p. m
sunday only. S.06 a. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
ion.
3DSON j. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. AGENT
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nEL,M,RE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S.13 a. m, 3.03. i3i, and
81 g. m. week days.
For Lewes, Si3 a. m, t.3i p. m. week
~ VS..
For Dover, Harrington. and Delmsr
49, HOS a. m. 4.34, 6.5S and l2.ll p. NJ
'uildays II II y. IN.
For Wyoming ard way stations. 80
! m week days
Express for Cane Charles. Old Poinf
omfort and Norfolk. HOS a. m. week
lays and 1911 night daily.
(') Congressional Limited Express. Al
Jestibule Pirlor Cars and ID 1ing Car
10 extra fare other than the u"''al Pull
nan charge
fx) Limited Express. Vestibue Parlo
ars. Vestlbule Passenger Coaches ans
iining Car M extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer CG.npany viii
all for and check Baggage from ho ell
md residences.
For further Information, passengt :"
re referred to the ticket agent at tia
'tation
I r. HUTCHINSON. ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager Gen, Pass Ag
The sun., 1901-02-14

r OSr-Betwcen Te tn and Fourteenth. POI,
IL aey and Mnnro. sre-ts. red black ana
whlto iar.rob- find VIII he IewPid,d by le
tu-ni q to DR. v b-rt. reuth and rem h st'e IS
The sun., 1901-02-14

Mirrors at prices that will tempt you
10 buy.
Couchcs now s3.75, s4.75, IS, $3.50, Sc
and up.
Combination Desks and Bookcases, s12,
s14. SIG. $ls, $40; decided bargains.
Fine rockers; ought to have sold Christ
mas; some left over at pretty near your
own price. Come and see for yourself
Only this week.
All the doll carriages, rocking horses,
express wagons, Mt half price. We do
not want to store them over till next
Christmas.
The sun., 1901-02-14
"IN It's WAY"

Political and commercial conservatism
is good thing in its way.-The Morn
News.
The sun., 1901-02-14
BUEHLER'S,
4fS Market St.
Furniture Bargains.
To reduce the stock and realize cash
ye offer some furniture at a great re-
luction il prices.

These Cabinets like cut we will offer
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday only at
) cents.
Music racks, same days, s1.oo, worth
s255
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
r. A. as Social Dance

Seattle Council No. iis. OF the
ffatrrnag Ala Association, gave
It's social dance at It's hall.
corner % Twenty avenue
ana jackson street. last Thursday
evening. Although the evening was
stormy. there was q goodiy company
ia attendance. and all participated
IN the enieymcutz Of The evening.
Youth and beauty were there. The
mlddie-aged and mnre elderly ONES
renewed their youth. and all went
away merry as marriage bells.
Those danced who always dance and
know how. and those " hose hair was
tlnged with gray took up the step
where they had left it or twenty
five years ago. some who had
passed taro score years for the first
time tuluea In the merry swing leu
cream was srryed as a counter lrri-
tant to the IRE that was kept roar-
lnT IN the stove In the corner This
music was nrrt-ciass. and a very
pleasant evening was passed In every
particular.
Tbs FrmternAi Aid Association hrs
gone xl~antnw IN shw fseiaN for the
last couple Of months. ana IN add
ing number o. new members la
Its local council
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PRETTY AND UNIQUE
WEDDING
Miss Della chesbro and r. Sydney
smyih Married

In the presence Of 80 invited
gueatn. tho wedding 81 Miss Della
Pearl Chegbro and ~. Sidney Smith.
u well known business man 81 seat
tie, took place ~ the Unitarian
church, Nov. n, the evening ~ ths
brides 18th birthday. TIE bfiile 10
the youngest daughter Of Hrs. Deil4
Cheshire ard sister Of the brother
members Of the firm Of II. and 5i>
Cheshro ~ this city.
The manner tn which the ceremony
was conducted was particularly pref
~ and unique. Twelve little girls.
music pupils Of the bride, clad in
pure white, carrying white flowers
and aireamers Of golden ribbon.
marched ia two rows through The
middle aisle Of the church. On uesr--
Ing the altar the lines Of ohfidren
separated. forming en- aisle eiosedT
IN by the yellow bands OF gold. !,
Through this aisle the bridal party
passed. The brides tail and ststfi-,
esque figure looked s,rikingly hand-
some IN her bridal costume, the vel
being caught at crown by a wreath
Of orange blossoms sent from har
old home IN Southern California.
The bride WAS given away by hsS
aged mother, who WIS gowned In
wine coiored satin, covered with
black chiffon.
The young bride is well known
among the musical circles 0f this
city and has host Of frispdH, evi-
denced by the beautiful and excec1-s
ingiy numerous wedding presents.
The happy couple left on the even
ing boat for a three Tcekgs trio
through California
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THE HOUSE
WARMING
Carpenters and Friends Will
Celebrate Tomorrow Night

The carpenters union VIII dedi-
cate its new hail. az 1890 Fourth aV-
enuc. with a houae warming tOmor-
row evening, November 70.
Al carpenters and their families
are cordially invited 20 attend.
whether members Of the union OF
not.
The committee on arrangements
presents the followin interesting
program for the occasion, beginning
AZ o'clock, Selection hy orchestra.
Address Of welcome hy A. ". White.
president: selection By orchestra.
vocal selection with piano aecompan-
imcnt. by Mlas aud AIr. Bradley.
recitation by Miss Helen Vail: vocal
sclectton by Queen city Quartette.
banjo solo; ESSAY on Poetry by
Charles O. Iicifner: vocal solo by
John A. McAuilne. organ speciality
by Mr.. Cobb; recitation by Miss
Popp; vocal duet BY Wilkeaon bear.
moving pictures by A. q. Selbert
In addition 10 the above program
there viii be- games of various kinds.
and the whole viii conclude with n
social hop
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JUST twelve
UNHAPPY ONES
ridge TaiIman Listens 10 . Dozen
Tales OF Woe

Judge Tallman's Court room Sat-
urday looked Ike ladies' and
chAidren's matinee. The entire space
back 81 the railing MAa crowded
win millinery. Twelve divorce APP
piseati1us were on the calendar. and
nearly all Of the dissatisfied d0xen
we're women. Each brought two OF
xhree female companions as wit
re<zes. and the male creatures Inside
the bar impressed tft carious eve
VIII sH@tr relative insigntfscAnce.
The complaints were neasiy ali OF
csseTison and nor-support, and as
the ladies' recftst their ptrikfnxfy
similar tales OF vaiueless 81 nays-
tefson<ly disappeared husbands. the
court leaned hack In HIS easy chair.
n the attitude Of a man listening 10
ths reading ~ q patent ofsice report
IN the first case heard the appll-
cant was male man. M sauna nfha
Allen Mould say. His attorney read
long cep1siffDns whicn recffed do
inES% Of unblushing sffronfnry on
the part q the hayward Spouse. The
reading Of fhis document comma nd :
"a deep attention frogn the ladies'
club in the rear.
A fragrant case came up IN the
afternoon in thas ~ william r.. Par
ant, who has sued fer Z divorce
from Lizzie Parant He tells shock
ing tales Of Lizzie. His story Is
that she i sioveniy hosasekeeper
and inauI9ea IN naughty language
around the house. Worse than that.
abe has frequently associated with
ltwt and dissoiute men. and II now
living With q coIored gentleman In
the tsnderioEn.
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RACE FOR WHITE

Al white costumes have been Civ
en- the word Of approval for the win
ter az wen an for the summer: GER
tainly no, for the street. but for car
riage wear. for elegant reunions and
receptions. A white cloth gown COW
cred with English embroidery, a
white lace toque with hanging ends.
long white tancta coat tined with
satin and strapped with panne, IL a
toilet suggested FOR "a wedding recep-
ton In November, White panen cut
into bcniiopr on the edge and en-
broidercd with Jet is one OF the long
haired cloth, the sleeves OF which
have long b0uifanteries OF black
n00naeline.
The crnvat In Of black velvet, and
the fusbnn Of black velvet with tor
sadie of nea blue tAffefa through
which black ostrich plume ID thrust
it's sweep enelreiing the hat and