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The Baseball stars That shine no
More.

Great Amos RuSie doesn't awe tie
b"ach"rs any more:
Iir har To swing III" pick who was 50
wonderful before;
But Rusie not thu only one who's
ceased 10 move I'll" crowd,
4 lpt of others are obscure who once
we're great an4 pond
laerr,- many a former -taI who'd " a
happy man to-day
II b" could only hav" 'hc change he
Used - throw away.
Whats happened u "lete" Browning,
Who was wont d i've I'M on?
j. Ac dead or only sleeping who once
caused the crowds 10 shGutt
Where's NIullane-thr handsome Tom
~ whom the women used 70 cheer
= o. posed mon tn Diamond idly, toy
iu. With the sphrrct
EuIllI,, hc drives wagon that Is hnilt
fnr hauling coal
Gr in overall, ana jumpers, now delivers
milk, poor soul.
What's happened q Dan Brothers: !:
Where big Roger Connor low:
ANA what's become II Mickey Wrlrh:
perhaps hn guides q plow
t.on some farm in Kansas, or has
earncd 10 cohblc Shoes,
Ana what'- he grand profcs ion that
,I0hn ClarksGn now bursueS:
Oh whore Il Arie Latham cutting
monkey shines today
.Nud where's the great McCormck, once
',lli" king of pitchers. sayH
Thcr" wcrc "Tir" O,NciI ADJ Glass
cock aud DairyinPl" ara Geo Gore,
.Nrd "Deacou" White and Estcrhrook
heyr" playing ball no more,
Perhaps they're making boilers or per.
hap- they work the saw
Who. onro KEPT thousands yelling ill
their throat- were sore and raw
.Sh. they thought. III those far ScaSnnS
that thr charm ~ il wauld last,
f't to-day, 10 doubt, they're dreaming d
q poldrn age That's past
l'h"y ara @ourthc .tars whu ,lazzlrd
b,lt Little while agp
Each supposed he'd last forever. iIIf hc',
found it wasn't 90;
l'hcy may all be dead and buried foi
whom shouts once filled iii" air,
Md the ones that used to cheer them d6
not know. nor do they care.
once they fancicd they were heroes. br
they've put thai thnucht away
.Nnd hay" only crooked fingers left Y
| show the world today.
The sun., 1901-12-12
WESTERN MARYLAND RAEIRo

nv hntND AfNAAi''1''f'
Connecting. with p, w. & p r R.
Union Station, Baltimore, Nd
Taking effect September 2a:h 1901,
All trains leave Hillen Station as
DAILY.
i.3Na m.-Fast Mail, Main Line Hagerr
and Ry, and the South and * Su1r
r v r: r., Chambersburg MartS|
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
% q m York, B. and H. pirisin
Main Line east of Emory Grove,
isle and 9: and II. r. r.
s.23 m Main Line. ragerstOwn shffsI
nnnrg. Frederick. Emmittsburg and Ant
~ a. m.-Accommodation flr Ut1
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
Zs5 p m, Accom- for Union Bridge
SS9 p. m.-Fxp for York and B. 4 H. ply
80 m.-EXp Main Line Point, hssa
awn; also Frederick. Etumiisburg aud shTps
$50 .. m,--Accommndation for fuory Gnn
6.l5 n. m Accom- modstion for UniaH mit
ll.lo o. IN accommodation for Emory Gf07
49, SUNDAYS ONLY.
80 a. m.-Accommodation for lnA
BrlGge and Hanover. ,,.
81 p. INSTRUMENTATION for Union FrfE
40 p. IN Accommodation i-r Emory IioI
I0.6o y. m, Accommodation for Emory 90.
Ilcket and Baggage Office, 2l5 East Falln'
iralns stor at Union, Pennsylvania syenH
Fn,ton and Wa book North ave. ue tatioI'
]. NJ. HOOD, b. III. GRISHOLD.
General Manager. Genl Pass AGen
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Homemade Card Tables.

Card playing is 50 popular a pnstimc
limi II i worth while 10 record way ID
iiEpr"EiSc felt card tables. In certain
rnri cub il 4 n@ghhoring city every
hostess has her SCI of felt tops, These
hr" pieces of felt cut larger than the
table which they arc intended ID cover.
ihn edge finished with il hem, through
which stout elastic is run. This IL
spread OYER the table, fitting itself smooth
When the rubber is properly adjusted
large round dining table IS covered in
this way for various games that wonld
'lrfae" a polished table or III which thr
SluoUth surface would Interfere. The
tors, Of course, can be cut to fit any taHlr
mi il should be added that the idoa is
most successfully carried ont with round
tables.
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

when smooth cover and cook over boil
ing water an hour. Turn into a mixing
bowl and smooth the surface, then pour
over il One.fourth Of A cup Of cold water
to prevent crust from forming. In the
morning beat il up soft and smooth.
Mix one cup aui i half Of fine corn
-four. one cHp all a haif ~ white tienf,
Two tahlesponfuls X baking powder and
.tir them mo the cooked meal. Add one
.ge. vel beaten. Drop the mixture into
round iran gem pans. well CREASED ani
baks in bot oven This makes moist
corn cake which j. preferred hE many
q the cruuihly variety.
Eggs 3 ii Rus>e-A very delicious
fashion 81 serving poached eggs Pre-
pare 4 pint u lquid gelatin according
- directions given an package; pHach
iiyp rsg, aai give each a shake ~ salt
wpt III t4lld water FIVE mNids or cups
Pour in each mold = little liquid gelatin
half an il.ah deep, las IN thin slice or
two " lemon, place on TOP poachei
asg. cover this with spoonful II the
gelatin. lay 90 another slice * lanioR
ana small ,Pfi- y parsley ana top
with i spoonful j. gelatin. Fill earh
mold similarly AMI -, away 10 harden.
Tnniod on fiat glass 1i,h sarnish with
grrrns or dainty blossoms. Il convenient
and serve cc cold
Planned Guinea Fowl Dress ~ vnu
would 4 chicken. cutting the fowl ap -
fOr fricasSea: place IN covered hakir- :
pm. with large tablespoonful ~ butter.
cnpful IT boiling water tea>poonfu'
If salt. ani on"-fourth teaspponfnl pep.
prr cook until tender. ba,tinc frequently
, Remove cover 10 brown then take uh .h
meat onto warm platter; fhickaH tt,
gravy in pan with Tablespoonful al i1ar
adj water enough to make NM n
gravy and pour il over the MAJ :
.ariIi~h ~ parsley i appropriate, yt
| crpntucd potatoes with this di.h
The sun., 1901-12-12
PENNSYLVANIAR.R. R. X.
THE STANDARD RAIL-
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON a.
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.
snheduIe IN eHeet NOVember 4 IEI.
Trains Leave Wilmington ms follows

Schedule in effect November "A 1871.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
70. Philadelphia tsxPress). i;s7. s.is. 20.
so 3 si H. Isl nf tm 2 sd9 r. es5 9s Ed. III IL. sa
Naturalization, x ON pc s.lO. 40. $40. u.@ a
m. y 90. ?.s2. 400. SIS. 6Ss, and 1913 P n
ia. si6 s,5S s.55, ion, lis. m.s2. n45 a.
m. l.S7 & o. l5s. 6 67 OF and sCep. N.
sse2Rmaast'e2 IS p ss S ss ahS 5ls ,dts & D. a. M m
For New York through express), l.5l.
:lsis Dining carr, l2.5s ls7 Dining Car.
.. m, Connecting via Broad Street Sta.
ton, Philadelphia. 40. $50. no. s:50 ssS
I6.ll 10 3a lie a. m. 1856, 1yl. 800
Sll. 45s. 90. 6N. go, III. s1s and 10 *
For Boston without change, loo2 a. m .
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations. 733 a. m. ana 6.35 y. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. 500.
9l0, l9.is, and uioi a. m, l2e5, l2S 70
Sll p. m. and los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
3G1, 81, 6l3 ,. m. l2.ls night
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. 20
b inssph IS 55 itsrsssI 2S M ~ i$os i2ss
2ls 2ls SO, 32e, lOI. 446, So. SIS. 81
b.h9, Cos, go. 6.55. 7.a il26, I.8 p. m and
Acconmodation. e3. 7.so. s.i2. 1o.S. a
m: l.23. 3.25, 4.Oi. i.4s. or, sSs, 1o.2s. and
SUNDAY TRAINS
i55 a. sss 7 4ii E. ss o. and IA sis p M m >"
Accommodation, 7if, $40. SIS. a. m.
y "A. . 20. toe 5.a5. 72s and 1913 y. m.
For Chester texprsssl. LEI. I?0. s.35
\ 9 a. M, La. 400. i5s. COZ and go
isc9mra9qo,l9g ! II 4 ~ SO 3 ssS s 4 m
Tnr View York nhrough express, 81
3lq 925 lo32 fDinIrr CARY il.i5 .
N 1856. 81 Dining Carr. 800. COZ, es 2o
Dining Car. III gls p. m connesc,lnr
g TlG $40 s35, ll45 a; m. 1855
=. s0o. as s.ol, SO, III, e.i6 and 10 ::
70, Roston without change. III p. m.
Baltimore ana Washington AS sOn
i'lS n m I205. l2ii i5G 35l 40. 5&
4 & ht2 ~ 80 s 4, p. m, and ! 05 night.
4 Baltimore and intermediate stations
| sl9 y m. 1913 NIGHT
! eve PhiiFd lplia Proad Street. To-
I Wilmington CrxnresBl, ~ 10 II %. a n
! Y 20a r. 2i2 80 il6 5T. 5.25 Gts
~ S25, lt2s IL y m. and r.,
! cconl nodntian. Sas. si2 1oHs = n,
4 T. 2, e.s2, CI5. SIS and lC.22 D. =.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Ra!lway-E1press eB n m
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis aud New Orleans: 735 p M
daily slcepcrs 10 New Orleans, Macon
Memnhis. Nashville. via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Iine.-Fxpress ~ A. n m
aaiiv sleepers TO Charleston, Macon and
Bnr' Tampa o. a m. daily. sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
t'hesAneake E. ohio Railway s11 .. m
nati
Seahoard Air Line Railway Express
2 m. daily sleepers tn New Orleans
and Jacksonville. "Florlda and Metrono,
Ntar United" 1 m r IN daily, sleeper
- Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-12-12

"a the principle y majority rnle which
otr tnti-Addicksit. contemporaries deny
mud reject, but cannot destroy, -he in
fn.uee of the rural mail delivery ap-
laintmcnt- in Kent county must be
Union Republican That is, ;t,,t.ad ~
the eleven regulars" converting ana
controlling the Union Republicans. he
luit"l ought u convert and control ihe
eleven REGULARS" While thar would MT
al,l much = Ii" Republican vote or
kcnt county, i would be a terrible
shark n the regular" branch If the
.trti.AddicE,ite party
The sun., 1901-12-12
. ''s'','.,,,, ,,,,,,,'

Schedule Sci ,El... N efTect Novenh.'
light. ''ee viii
% Express trains.
Avenue Station. for us'sl, .
NEW YORK, week a..
1852 a. m; 'l2.l9, ,l.55 eays, =: !, Y
itedl, 1927. .7.42, .I6Ss ,'HRs
'5.2s, 's.ss, .il.s5 a. "a. y !, n
Limited), '7.42, 'i0.5. !, ,,'o =, I'd
PHILADELPHIA. Y wa,l. ui'
$50. '6.45, 7.2o. 500. y Nv y 10y Sa!A
n; 'l2.1e, '2.55, 800. .4s; ~ mal
Limited. 1927, 6.35. > q ~
sundays, 1925, 72o. sso w. a
'n;S5 a. m; '2.55, s.@, ,5'ls lps ~
ted, e.s5. .7.42, S.5s, NO ,' ;5 I, ,VE0N
Chester, week days 53S, .sa,J = =,
'e,ss, 'lo.52. 1852 a. H.. 3S No. "
7.42. '1o.52 p. N. Sundoys NV Y
'9.S9. 1888. '11.35 d n 5s' ~ ~
a-oo, -lV.oz p. m.
Atlantic City, week day.
'i2.1s, '2.55 and .5.ls n. n nv ~
ted, Sundays, 40 a. m noyiI
Royal Limitedl. @A
Cape May and Ocean Ci,r
Gas a. IN. 1855 j. n. = "es|
Sea Isle City, week lays q J.
Baltimore and Wa,b,nr,a, ~ !
'4.1i, 6.55, .s.Oi, .l1.OI i. r II w. mst
$40, '4.54, 1920 d,ogal I Ii,ri,.s ~
'lo.14. p. m. Sunday. 41I r'', w
I. m; '12.56. 500, '3.45.5% .sMs w
Limited, 'S.Ol, '1ol4 i. N "NH
Baltimore and way .tatjon. -,
i.55 n. M; 3.l9 p. m. Snndoys I Ss
So p. IN. ~
Newark. week days. .t14 A,
'li.0l a. M; 1885. 2.l9. az. ~ ~
1914 p. IN. Sundays, 4l4 .S@ M
n: 'l2.56, 5.S7. 7.32. sol .IOM,
Pittsburg. week day, 500 "
'i0.1i p. IN. Sundays, 's0i \ M NJ
| l0.14 p. m. -
Chicago, daily, 's.oi 4. Nj; .sn
Cincinnati and St. I.ouis, IN
'l2.56, '10.l4 p. N. datly
Singerly accommodation vao,
i.55 a. m; 3.19, 6.12 b. IN. Snn5,
7. m; 5.37, 7.32 p. N.
Landenberg accouHolition
lays. asa n. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREE
ZION FOR
| baltimore, week days $50 h
l.andcnherg, week aar.. g.i6a
go p. M. Sundays, $50 a. m.
N.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
nington. week DAYS. .925. 4;
'lo26, il.OO a. m; .i9.2o r.37 }
a.l7, 500, $3.50, '5.4s fRoyal
100, $50. 1925. 1888. 'lt2s Il
days. 1886, .7.30, 500. ii N n n
r.37. las, .3.Os, 4.S5. .54s rRo
itedl, $50, 1926. .9.Ss. 10.3O n.
"Royal Limited" is compos,
Siycly OF Pullman parlor obscrv
dining cars. No extra fare eyc
lnr Pullman charge.
Delmaryia Telephone No. l93
Rates to western points 10
vim any other line.
II. a. MILLER, Passenso
Wilmington. Del.
u. II. MARTIN. Manage q
ger Traffic.
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PHILA. AND READING RAtLRl
wilmington Division
Time tAble in effect NoNembel L 1901.

Time table in effect Noyembel Il l2Ol.
Trains leave Wilmington. cFr
Street Station) for Elsmere Junc
Montchanin, Winterfhur. Ciyenc
Granogue Cossart, Chadd's Ford i
tlon. Pocopson, West Chester Fw
willie, Mortonville. Coatesville and Y
mediate stations. daily except Supdllj
day only SOC a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Elsme,
intermediate stations. daily eXcert
day at TBS a. M, daily 2.15 and 40 n
Sunday only at 500 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading sn.l
day. at 7s5 a. m. daily Is and 4a n
Sunday only. sos a. m.
For further Information passcngeH]
referred to the ticket agents at the
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Str
Wharf and South Street Wharf tor
Week davs--Exnress. geo .. N ga,
800. 7.l5 p, m Accommodation 500 m4
/ n. m. Snndays-F Epress Q 90 1000s m,
: m, accommodation, O0 a, m. cor a
Leave Atlantic City Depot Week sl
Express 7;35 900 lois q m 50 49,
iats.-E -Exrresr, lo.l5s, m 43O, 7.SO n.
| aommnfation 7.l5a. M. 4 f5 y. m,
Parlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. Z
For CAPE NAY AND OCEAN ClTY-'
tays. :. q. m t.l5 p m. SUNDAYS Chs
'fre.' y, = South street. s 20 a. M
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC C
Express Leaves New York Liberty
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY-Wnek ID
! 30 a. m. 215 D. m.
Detailed time tables at tckCt otfa
". q RESIER, EDISON j WEEK
Gen'l Supt. Genl Pass'r
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BREAKFAST TOMORROW.


BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
tarina, sugar and cream. Tomatoes
stuffed with fish Corn muitins. Coffee.
THURSDAYS COOKING.
Tomatoes Stuffed with Fish-Are a
variation Of baked tomatoes that is very
nice. a cupful Of salmon may be used.
Or any cold boiled fish at hand. Prepare
iish sauce 10y thickening one cuPful of
mix with heaping teaspoonful each OF
butter and -four rubbed together. a pipch
"f paprika and grating Of nutmeg To
this boiled sauce add the. powdered yoIkS
"f two very hard boiled eggs and the
pulp Of the tomatoes 1.-THE seeds should he
sitted nutl. Add half teaspoonfnl ~
salt 70 the fish and stir in the sauce.
blending all we'll together Dust the
inside Of tomato shells lightly with salt
and pepper and repack them with this
mixture, the top covered with a little
buftered cracker crumbs and the whole
baked with frequent hastings until
Drowned. Add a teaspoonful Of butter
10 half cupful OF boiling water for
hasting liquid.
Corn Mufiins-One cup common corn
meal. one tablespoonful sweet drippings,
twp tahleSpoonfuls sugar. FIVE cnpfUls
boiling water. one teaspoon salt. Mix at
night the meal. sn.ar and salt in the top
~ double boiler, add the drippinGs and
boiling water, stir as it thickens, and
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FOR BCFF,IO5

Via Emporium Junction, So a. IN, and
s.25 p M daily.
Via Canandaigua, $50 a. m, week DAYS
$50 p. m. except Saturday, and ll:N
m. daily
t1 Congressional Limited Express. A.,
Nesubule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
Ne extra fare other than the usual Pull.
man charge
GD Limited Express Vesttbule Parlnf
Cars. Nestihule Passenger Coaches ans
Dining Car No extra fare
The Wilmington Transfer Company vii
ard residences
For further information passengers ar
rnferrod 70 the ticket agent at the station
j p HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass. At
The sun., 1901-12-12
IN THE SHOPS.

She must have something that is
smart" said III" woman, ''and il must be
one ~ the latest things out il it is for
her 70 wear" Then the woman shop
per found The dearest little SCI Of turn
over collars and cuffs. with handkrr-
chief, white for the body, color On the
cdsc, flowers printed on the white, and
outlined with embroidery. 1he hand
kerchief matched the collars aud little
cuffs exactly, but the first woman was
shocked to learn that they cost 81 a
set.
That is not much, however. to pay for
ANYTHING that is up to date in neckwear
The sun., 1901-12-12
DELAWARE nIyIsInN

For New Castle, Si3 a. m, 3.03, 4C2 and
b5S y n week days
For Lewes, u 3 m. / o. o m week dav..
Fer seh both ia m. Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
and Saturdays only.
For Dover Harrington and Delmar
l@. e5S a. m. 402, 65s, and 1911 o. m
sunday. 12i1 p m
For Wvemlng and way stations, 500 p
m week days
Fxnress for Cane Charles. Old Poin,
comfort and Norfolk 10 Sc a. m weak
aavs and u II night daily
The sun., 1901-12-12

I'pm what rule of good manner d
cihic, has il become necessary that
lawyers speaking of Delaware aud her
Institutions and interests, 70 eulogize the
STATE Judiciary: This occurs 50 regu
larly that fotas are beginning 70 suspect
tLa there j. . large element NJ ''tafy in
,hrS" enlogies
The sun., 1901-12-12
In THE PLAYHOUSES.

Gold MOlasscS wins by n0-e. This
i, the exclamation which inyoiuntarily
comes from hundreds Of throats 1T the
cuse II the third act OF "Thl County
Fair" iii which Mr.. Neil Burgess appears
ut the Grand Opera House next Friday
NIGHT. The scene which brings forth this
expression is one Of the most realistic
h0rSt- races ever eeen on an American
tag. and is the result Of Mr. Burgess
u&u mcthailica genius. II is horse
rar, Ill which four horses tear across the
sag" in their best style, ana il is the
assistance Of the moving landscape that
lnakn- 80 notable a picture.
NeXt Saturday afternoon and night at
tn Grand Opera House Daniel SuIlE
VIII present the New York and Boston
success "rhc Parish Priest" There Is
nu abundance Of hum0r in this pretty
lAE which can almost be styled n com
"dy The path1s If the second act, how
cYrr, makes il comedy drama pt nn-
usual excellence. The jolly priest is the
dispenser of the smiles which b. utilizcs
u~ il shGttIr with which hc take the
tangled skelns and Enottcd threads of
th lives Of his friends and wra,yeS them
mip i cloak Of happiness. The story of
rhr play tells of the drifting apart Of
tyn Young lovers, and il is surprising the
number Or clever complications the al
thor. Daniel +. Hart, has hung nn this
slender thread But the thread never
breaks I, glistens in the sunset " The
first net, shines brilliantly in the moon
light If the second aud il brilliant IN the
glow Of the fire il act third.
AI,ina tlr wizard. playing at Dock
stadcr'S this week, is probably the most
clever manipuator of cards that has
ever come to town ut any rate he takes
! .crnnd place with no one, in single
performance h. Uses several new packs
| and The Gag" With which hc makes them
| appear and disappear has won him ap.
| plaus" wherever hr has performed He
| il equally clever with other articles No
nnc who enjoys q performance uf this
kind will fail to be Interested and de-
| lighted with Albna.
The sun., 1901-12-12

The public. and value TO property: and
in these things the people Of this State
are not whit behind the people else
where. ine virtues Of this people are not
concentrated in few individuals, or in a
class or caste 0f persons; they are gem
eral. Who dare deny that:
Why should any one much less those
who are indebted to this very people for
all the honors they enjoy, represent
fhrm 10 the people Of other States as
being corrupt in politics? Why represent
them as more corrupt in politics than
other people: And why is il not eyi-
dent that a people equally Intelligent.
equally moral in all other directions,
equally industrious, equally capable who
riotiSm among patriotic people, are
NOT as good politically as the people
clScwherei And why should men whom
they have honored hold this people M 20
the world as horrible example OF po-
itic:il corruption?
The assertion that the political eonii-
tisns are worse here now than at any
p.eyious time. if made, is in denial ct
all the facts Of human progress here
IaAnifcSt. II is not possible tl.ai the
people should become better in ell the
elements Of business, social and religious
life. and not become better in politics.
7 say the people generally ar" not bet
tcr in all the elements or inii,ilua anl
q immunity life. j. to take the position
II pessilnistic crank. To assume 70
T. 4 self-appointei censor oc public NOR.
ais, with the AR Of sainthool, and an
imaginary halo about ones head i the
acn.e Of hypocritical arrogance
1t is for this grade Of political moral
its that washing machi,ns are needed
III politics. They are not ~ other men
;.re. hut ~ fine' mould anl more dainty
perceptions; the common lapc of'dn Oil
c.al ballot. win the uantp- u common
Irrre on il, nanie, IN thrr hy tie
N'l' sllll 'uilN's'+l ~ 'hliihflH p@9i'i'' ~ ~
together too common q medium for the
4 ii t..ssion Of tn,ir high estimate ~ a
frecnan's ballot: their ballrts shonli be
or inc linen. lauudricd III distilled water,
aud embossed. Ect printed, lest ny
,Ie'k" az ink mar is rurify. and I'm
peach lis se,arey With the washing
machine III ruliiirS shoni! come Tie
southern Democratic scheme Il two bal.
lot boxes, one FOR the common and VII
clean plebian. aud another rtr the NOR,
alislir patrician who eoeth abnt thank
ins tiod that he is not as athr. rlrn are
The sun., 1901-12-12
The Rose and the Bard

The red rose blooms for men to 500
She sweetly spreads her scent
I'pnn the air, and if mon praise
Or not, she dies content.
Tie poet sings his songs for men,
For men his harp is strung,
And, if unnoticed, still he dies
Content for having sung.
$. f. Kiser.
The sun., 1901-12-12

only. 726 a m ana 4.4S and So ?. m m
For Pottsville, s45, 9lo. 1919 a. M. I 40
t1o and 1888 p. NJ. week days. sundaSs
$50, sS, a, m. and 6.02 p m.
FOR NEW YORK
5iSs $50, 7sS, SO 5oS, S5o 90 .1O2 IT, II ISS S
aiiS i ~ a "a m, ZOO noon. 1926 qimiteG
aoS @ 59a s9S 81 .ss s55 o. ~ 49, .s sas ana 3S"
po- m, and l. p night. Sundays, $40
4@, I; TO, 500, 5ls, S% $50 'io2i, 1i.26
tied .4. $50 .55d t 81 $5 $S ~ "a 'in aRt
1000 =. m, and 1909 night.
For Boston without change 1850 a. m.
For Mese Sea dGGs Girt aRd RdbSTS S 3 Ban m daily
Long, Branch, $50, 1.O8 a. m. and ssj
t,dI and 4Oo ?. m; week days ~ '''''
FGF 5o IaanmnneftvillG q nn Easton and Scranton,
neGtEllle and Easton only) week days
and 7O2 p. m daily. Buffalo. OS a m
aaS,. l2n noon week days and 7.O2 p. m
Leave, Market Street Wharf as follows.
FOR New York, Express, 900, $50 m !.
40 p. m, week days "
For Long Branch, Via Seaside porl, . os
a. m. week davs = Gov
For Island HEIGHTS, SS5, a. m. and 4oO n
m, week days. ''OV -
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Leave Broad Street Station via De,av.r.
55IdSef bridge, express. $40 a, M and
~ p m, Sundays. 92O a. M. and 7o;
Leave Market Street Wharf, express M
g. IN and 200, 400 and sis n, m sim
days 800 and 1000 a. m. '''',
FOX CAPD NAY, SEA ISLE CITY.
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone Harbor. Anplesna u,u,
wood and Holly Beach-eXpress Q m ~ =
n a. and 400 p m, week days. Sungs,s:; md q;
For .Somers' Potat-Express ON
sna S wv, 4W and sis p. m. week AN IN,
for mon transfer Company viii c,lI
residences 9"SV from hotciS AMI
J, =. HUTCHINSON rp
General Manager. ,fen Psss ~ WOOD.
Telephone ls7. sS. @Ns"ht
The sun., 1901-12-12

These tablets will positivelV
cure Headache, Neuralgia, IN
somnia and many other disordth
arising from the nerves and var
ious organs. The ingrediena
are Of the finest quality obtaln'
The sun., 1901-12-12
The Suns Daily Bill OF Fare.
Thursday, December 18th.
, IrNHH

HuI NFIH.T DtEtIIEUtT A-lII-
LUNCH.
Eggs a Ia Russo. Hot bak-
. ing powder biscuits aud but
ter. Lemon apple sauce. Cho-
colate.
DINNER.
Clam broth. Planned guinea
fowl. brown gravy. Creamed
potatoes. Cucumber fritterS.
Lettuce and raidish salad.
The sun., 1901-12-12
SCHUYLKuiL DIVISION

For Phoenixvllle, Pottstown and READ
ing, 5 70 9lO and 1913, a, m. 1852 (Sat.
urday onlyl l.30, 40. sac 7.33 and Ii. 81
Y g, 602 and $50 p. m Fhoenixviile
only. 726 a m. and 4.4s and $50 p. m
For Pottsyille, s45, s.io. 1919 a. M, Il 30
TO and 1888 p. m. week days. Slinday
$50 9.2 a. m and 602 u. m
The sun., 1901-12-12
Holiday Goods
!: At .
ess - Bros.

Barney and Berry Skates, slcds,
Express Wagons blackboards, vcloci-
pods; Maleablc Iron, stcel and me-
ehahi"al toys, money safes, black.
boards, tool chests, Christmas tree
holders and fence, hot air engines,
masie lanterns, footballs, striking
baES, hoXins gloves, guns, air and
cartridge rites, I;usscll's silyer-piatcd
ware ana carving sets. Table and
pocket cutlery scissors, safety ana
other rizors.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-10
Is A COURT RECORD.
Copy of voters Book May Be Obtain
cd From the Ordinary.

Judge Cam held yesterday that the
voters book in the Court of Ordinary
is open to the reasonable inspection
of citizens, but this is not to be in
terpreted to mean that copies can be
made. The ques on was decided be-
cause of a protes made by Mr.. Wal
ter c. Hartridge. candidate for ordin-
airy, mention of which was made in the
Morning News.
Most of the candidates were present
at the hearing and heard the state
ment of Mr.. Hartridge on the subject
of voting ringers, and of the harm
that might be done by permitting po-
litical workers to make copies of the
book None of the candidates appear
ed anxious to insist on being permit
ted to make copies of the information
contained in the book and the investi-
cation was in no manner sensational.
Judge Cam ruled that the book is a
court record, and that any citizen can
get copy. as in other records of the
court. This would require the paying
of the usual fee.