The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1903, Page 4

ase ag TTT NN, “salt erreur THE 8 EATTLE STAR. stairs to the chamber whorent had] troms, morely repulsive in its bloody THE SEATTLE STAR fort hin on fis knees to Hert Cr Can! bandages, And in the mirror also I Fin dak hoya BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. j yous = | ey mutter — Fe Tevet hirt t The OFFICES 107 and 1200 Bewenth avenue He wan ons knees no more, but | audacious, all that I was not, nor ¢ a Dollar Shirt at Th = - he held her te his 4 ant er Id be, and 1 “understood mor Hub may get a $400 7 EVERY Arte nye N HXCHPT BUNDAY. tored he was kiasing the tears from | than ever and loathed my rive y - i: ots oes ’ Business Department Munaet, Alain 100) Tndepen dens 1M ce By E°W.Hornuna. trooped! she wus pate an the dead | Twieeled round on Hove, 1 was not! — thegwn_ in, Sditorial Department—Sunset, Matn 1138 without, ®o pale that | him, 1 would The Star's Wa nm offices; 106 Hartford bullding | Corvariont lood, >€ Neworapen Enterprise dee | took roe and | tell him ao to Tribune Ming, N York. W. H. Porterfield, mar. adver 2a tu 1 away One cent per copy, six conta per or twenty-five cents per ho eo ro) How ” ho du mad if « hough a@ ad hand had] | etill wonder which 4 bien | thie te i 1 very calmly, | with t mph te @ Reaves he se Seaeins 1 henen 8 ae Rare al Lowen veneer ee baraired bim a Ry A | sonar cee oe FUN AMD CU: DNESS ras t into him, and the| 1 maat nyeolt outfiolentty to taue | prid pit Bho ton the instant. Ratt-| theQBirl wah merg ee able § . thor struck, It's the | her au and to anwwor y 4 angend. | "ay «ted yot 1 #aw that his by th that gon, down , ‘ 1 | worst t 1y Draive- | eve wor@aim 2 clanepd hor hands | the atatr Huby: Wo Oe grimly ————~a-~ ~~ ~~ ere ” . and I'm ' | I uaa mre her hed me ately in| With an oath | Gee vee, then y ii athon " * heen that, Ie it tt Tiggive myncita@y it you'lt| the face, Bu@hever « word both 8 ghee. me Hi ty mee ar Ol this we oY wd cack dot ot the tain yeu vasa & a him?’ I said stern! hoary A ND Ono ve amend | ; wie . original and tees Te vie te mnentant hight~and bet he Mlence of consent remained un no let you. Bew! Mom { ik Venton shete own Meee, & tion ‘ And w ‘ A ° @ On’ vy she| ‘There was a show pau oken BULL Rattray Qvag late, } . " = ol on | vey 2 Be 1 Oh trust you as ar 1 & coward @t all Villain aa he int’ I burst out 9 - I saw him @ignoing wieefuliy et my discord) th shed custome ‘that ¥ ry Ao Peer ah TA ge feh ie @0 | get Tehoirer tying on the Hi ’ that the evegpae of | @ tried very hard to bid meld ap, We wore engaged him towards tae aver 3 [2 of Ootor@ » "by the p or hee g, Derren ne | mum Thon forgive me for everything else | She Yooked at him standing by, his rat. Bhe shall follow. ye Pine Y Oret saw you, but 1 onty| that | have been—t head bowed, his arms folded; next idge me one last @o ——— te seieat trom, include — 4 Pp ‘ ih ; ; The notion prevails that the supernatural culos, Bpteita walk LB ol advice abo “7 night of the fire. ‘THt| And he wae on h Thaa| ment she was very 1 take your hand, If you ing ail the iate nov 4 : earth, shades ha ® nt places, ke hide in every t would pr ty mo that a inted It @ike an idiot. | knelt soarce a min pr could | fresh tears were in bh good to her — ¢itiea, ——— g gwobling © wild en all the dead hold val and anotiier o | De you rem@e how we used tal | wateh th any longer. 1 backward, for He was gone. Without, there was a Wher ators of colonia ty tid the frivol ne ooh whieh larmue? L rebelled #0 aeainwt my| belteved that he loved her in his own | votce still calling me, but now it } ot t moan M ink gentleman wasliove! Bul om night of the fire L] way as sincerely in mine, I 44 not forgive me?” sounded overhead. 4 : on Matlowe in this day is not a matter of i 3 put thore [knew my ®ve for you. I @ve in to! believed that he of hie for the I aid. "You hay FI taty it is 4 in festivities in which the beautif H the schooner | it tant oh! the joy of giving| detestable crime in which he 5 been stand nt to lowe a} i ehawe "eh days & prominent part e int Lt had CoughQengainst the @reat-! conc 1 Qoped earnestly that tha mae divine eyen lingered on my } of } « c t par pee ea : 0, we've had no t Gen tltating: of GaP Win, Ghat novel tied creed cele ee Dutt nd at In thin rv, day the festival has been denude ’ h the man had Worn/ knew it Ui T had given up Cehting. [had no destro t rit. I tet any things! You are in a very great hurry,” she } taal moaning, It is ated most often with pranks and weve dane well| What did L care about the fire? Elan tnt 1 wet we teen aanb ut this wae that you-you loved | said, in the sharp little volow of her ; ar rete 4 to tay Randa on him in the the” was never Rapplor-until now! When! together for the h ne. me well enough to—give mo up.” bitter momenta 2 will do better stil! when youll asked fo say «@ few last words to J And the ailly ego in me-imagined Yo o him; that ts enough.’ an com a night dreaded by Aid owner of por | fo 1 walked y om mag 7 i tt to ge ht dreaded 4 | ay hands on him,” said I, wreat-| you on the p i was to tell youla key in it, 1 seed any ‘asin’ a © 4 withdrawal of those| “And too!’ she cried. And “i P ho buy: } e | tas my eyes from t « before we parted, that youl locked It on the inside the hall I you, toe The man who buys ; irit abroad which {nettos mischief to the yerge of : rel Le vere ae i lov you whatever! night become nintentional tne ly sald “” 4 4, wat)” And her purée, warm arms were round a Dollar Shirt at The | nes va that etarved the ttght tn tyqene tineg |e OMe 60 direc’ ae 1 d, poor darting! {| though, eo far ae my earn serves me the leap had 1 to turn from| would have kinsed me, she! I know It Hub may get a $400 ? : “ Auger : Harrie had 1 r absence, | hadn't ct to add to your] it wan atill empty an wo ie || her to hide my anguish, I feant my | 1 knew it, then, But it was more than Emerson Piano t the only one teft te that found in the efto or apok paid the cons | distros tha we would hay dk at the sublerrancan | elbows the narrow stone chimney-!1 would bear. As @ brother! I had ek : . te lock tte the future far solutions of | . tend, 3 ord 6 mree And pasnage in ° “sy 4 mirror I saw my face; heard that tale before. Back I step thrown in 4 e ue y for & peep at the Meatity of the | pity, Well? out out at| when I ‘ 4 after ailt| "1 advise you to epeah tow.” ¥ salt ped again, ail the man in me rebelling On the Mauer : » wholly © superset t im at least @ sons ta cone tone, ee. YOUR cae were unhappy and in dang and not be long. The place ts « That's ty enid 1. rudely Opposite the ‘Totem Pole : i ® © we'll ha giving us the | was only « dd that 1 bad tol with police. If they hear you all will “It tan't. Its true, 1 do love you 5 / r = ~ t for > at Which | 4 me nearer to ae than ever Whether he heard me I do not Tt " t jod knows how T looked! 7 ~ why you say by head, Mr. | 1 was on the hen That's how LAr iert he man who buys And I mayn't rod by y ——— Riles ty thin ehh ‘Gilinend ca badit a0t quendiiles plavet Maperts } im on Nis knees still and Kiva « ~ oe = parte atieneast this enchanted time But we peat = we you. Kiva t ted, “thav'a] with her face hidden In her handa a Doflar Shirt at The | he whispered. "And—and 1 tov GENTLEMEN'S TOUPEES i wot en . % an " « apur | how 1 " . ¥ ; The cellar was @ strange scene to for Unat have © all except that thie aight has some vag one » ! of the me It knew m wh ¥ |over and ever, no matter what “> | revielt within an Sear pe yond detive Hub may get $400 Then you had better choce _ GAD t usands of a these Vegetables and we put them to whatever use diane , | sgn Store Eve heen say-l pens F hor nag | 2802 {10m that very torture chamber Emerson Piano on onid y n wearing } «Ri aanagerp ent ote ltiginde Fg sani ta mith Sidte o6 pare “ sweet gray * of her had | The lantern still burht upon the floor thrown in. ie (Continued) Made , a artis for my elements. And On the Square. SCOTT BALLED OUT u Harris was dead. And Bantos was Opposite the T Pol of all aw nt progenttors realty walk abroad and feed Wut life and love w mine Pe oR Pee oe Helen Biaxes, a woman from Balt f hair weala "ton tok stan ‘to bane thts And all at once I was on fire to be Lake, t droped into Seattle with i t hate : ack tn the Onn tg ally Mos & pocketful of money, to follow a ind eombings Jegeneracy aif a minute wate | traffic in vice, in spite of the au PanolsCe bob or mate 4 disown us as thelr descendants if they 1 hand, wae enough for aa ae TICK THE thorities. She declares she has th tp into switches ¢ heads and aay th darwin was mere funnel of moist brown earth officers fixed, and will not be dis eit heads and that Darw , mare {sett Of ment tows sard “OHI PAINLESS turved in her nt peas See em from monkeys as needs wae or uaer ane DENTISTS} pin © where oth * on youth are inclined to take 4 superstitions t aut ancan cor tween Kirby | cloned ate mnder “i see ' rose t tent to # ye at he spirt ot th at ae Y neo ~ Rott tan | cuting napey mt 4 Y bu eth; they must raise the very Old Harry himself: yemacives to this day on payment of | rome ingenious ever.—Everett Rec Dollar Shirt at-The ay very modest fed jora BRAK ie Hub may ‘get a $400 «t in mind on Hallow An for me. I returned@a I had come F gre Piase + b deat of the new fter minutes’ absence; my head SAVE PAIN AND MONEY. A Good Time Coming merson ia sages: am Ii once mare of Kva and of ti . | For every man who buys his under thrown in . es maxiety ter the aut Bot of Teath $i88 wear of BN. Brooks & Co, 138 2nd 4 al Might And to ts ¢ Crown D ave, Arcade bidg. ~ On found when I came God villings 1.00 et Opposit em Pole THE SENSELESSWESS OF GOSSIP * ; Teeth Without Fi 500 | Victoria Steamers Change Sehedule 4 The man who “ vig ee he < Fated On and after October 31, Ma. 1 ¥ aa eo make our Patent be or of the nigh « — a Dollar Shirt at The i Geiten for 6600 de fet] Cte ee Gnu a eet It te the exception to find a full-fledged so woman Who says Hub may get a $400 cover roof of mouth. Guaranteed.| sunday. 6.10 a.m. Ret snrthine th int Emerson Piano Jadverisngentinta oat Sith Gane | victoria dally, except E.R.Butterworth & Sons os and talking t the trivimlities of her b fly ex thrown in | ~ dentis at half thelr prices. . - Unéertakers and Pmbalmers ing abou : uttontiy Jinn eine 'se, for Painless Extract- Pree Wank Ade their new block. Wealth lifts her above the « and ® ings « the Square, [ag when | seth are ordered. See Classified page for Free Want 1921 AVENUE human sympathy and the best things in life are anged | posite the Totem Pole | Fh “ year protective! agg | phones, #4. Cee Py } suarantes th all work Klee, m place which . Such aste a world of vi tality that n | wd agar Dally and evenings tll ®%! Consult Florence Marvin, prophet : idle. That ie, many wemen do. So do a creat many m cranes are guilty & more or leas extent. ‘The t dency to talk much about little te widespread. bad fm ali rocial grades, good, bad and indifferent, from the pa richest to the hovels of the poorest. ‘The very commonness On to its senselessness, We are so familiar with encounter q@reey turn, that we take no note of It. We have became habituated to | it, hardened to It, and keep it up as unconsciously as we k 1p breathing, by automatic action. Yet it is the greatest obstacie of our day to mental and moral de NEN YOU HAD B KR CHOOSE BETWEEN US” SAID I Velopment. It shrivels the mind, destroys the right permpective in ite ; outlook, fritters away the energios and enthusiasm, distorts Ideals and | "We Rave = ma a ihére a) | Reed fixed very steadily upen me alt oly the aspirations down to the dead level of pmoen pla deer ‘oun rats oy) fut | ame aa “ye! wae = , = - It is entirely a matter of habit. It may be cured by living wp toe | PH tke have that} t Ongers Weeen realization that all mental development cor of serious th t aecur about the ‘ @nd wholesome interests and activities. | pe | And he walked wah the Gossip is a suicide by which one kills the best capabilittes of the mind |. dour tne mck v2 ge @né Weart. Physical self-destruction tears the soul from the body; the | heels: meanwhil ma: mnicide of geetip shrinks and warps ond shrivele the soul until there by 4 arm Be lot Gesaiping ané trivia! thinking are always certain indications of n | Rp Mm oa saaee ts Ammmored, umpiring and vacant mind that hold the sou! a prinoner In | in her piace of loatheome eafet . @ naneow call, {| nad been eo tong. however, AM the wealth in the world coeld not make such & woman rich, for | Patience was cabs usted, sed iw soul of things beautitel is dead within her. The sunniest environ. | {yenet to the fim stv a ane Rgests canned maker her baper, fr the spirit of enjoyment Ww a stranKer |” My gauia bear i wah bor tenre. pam el " sme, tn & way.” bald whe ‘There © bat one way te atop gomipping that & to Just map it ae of them are dead “ " AB ss val silo A “ ¥. Thtetead of tailings mamch about wetaine, way all yow can, be it ever no | gw ys \™ ” t that will not quite do for Lithia, about something that hae practical and permandmt tateenst. and would not have me shut it . Hemp * up, Study tisirwge that areeunt to something thimk about [1 stood between her aed the heart fA. J fe od in an eontacy Men, aad wonds witt com with your gramp of your calgeotm, we A ta >. covpen Ue Oey, “nes Tcarea to heab tent Oak And cut ut frem your Mat of intimate associates every ome from | Tiber ete to cover’ Sing God that you show for me at witun you cammet learn sometime of real cones nee. “ for one yutaide | tt . 2s wholesome thaumgats grew in the mind the gomwip tnevcts will | lle Jone aod Bhs shook her head ; Raden fitget. “The i sam lw rhity werth the effort. And the effort is not Gee aehns are en ee re ro at as it And Mr. F ae wie 140. Ido You do not meas Sea tint wil Qetiiriine to tobe tipwaré and to strive upward .| “And Mr. Rattray you want to love Wit seen learn to dewpise the petty frivolities that form the froth of “Has escaped for the prément. 1 roy o ore wtp. That mind will s0om grew accustomed to talk lem about the ap- | feema to he ut his way through |. on. Til Sapdae bee “na eaite . PrANce of things and te think more abewt the reality @f them. it witt | Whe police Le tae ea ee ° he 1 Rome tind ltseif cramping an appreciation of the virtues ef poopie instead | See a-suriee. oh Srcheies Deni? well y wo Sully feasting evor tite feat of them. om’ Eval My p . ow oe vga dy -° > And feel | rome te my feet every . ° . . . a erect e had broker terty e ¢ ’ _ ibe bad wroken down utterty In Al wi aa joyful ao th THE STAR will begin publication in a few P ted me on the spot. At least abe f second time I took her in my arms . Sadao trying tm my chumey "way [teal Nets oa days of Max Pemberton’s work of fiction Don't yeu thimk the Star has Been conducting a pretty good home See nnd 1 moan neth dearer | 700 © Gafection in her i @rgeetinent? We hwven’t said much about it, but have Been printing a | pperted her to # chair and once |; Mie Wich disoonserted et what lot of intereming matter that every woman can read with profit I knelt before her and took her) "T'S cae to the door, the he ‘i Whe result bas been that the Star has received a large num ot | RARde In mine. My great ROUr WAS) wrapiy, and 1 shut it again Sonumendntory letters from appreciative ww dais tet gabe 1 do we want to my Jeet & word abowt th ortment for the bene With the tears-in my own | coenes Bt of thowe Whe have nat been reading it carefully. It emlwe fadion 4 shall 6 t he moultitud 4 Cuts, plates, householé hints, comments on feminine topics and mar to ery for tm thie world ! 4 other attractive features and it in written by the beat posted writers oh on Sery vod to ne Ahme va joct ies fer cach oihehe Alt} Ie & a good @apartment now, but the Star ix going te make It a whole | OUT troubles ar r ti rnat toe hotter, It is.worth every woman's while to read tt you will never hi . “pe lonn who have Catarrh, “Deaf: gy Bem od gg egg es Rec Bom sgt —— ~ — “ ee aS Examinations an@ Hyes Tested FREE. “ ‘ nt | eried. “wan told ] without pal. all that 1 coul@ read in her leok| “Yes, I got awd EYE, KAR) NOSR AND THROAT INPIRMATY on 1 went hea with grow: |i | ‘ er Piock. tnd and Columbia street. tu 1 pietured ae . know I was not always| —_ | (=) A REMEDY mawested often earns gratitude. We suxgent al Nh8t my luck. good ar raat cac erin abt aaa: | pate of our Glasses to stop your headaches. Consult us oe mee nee” eae bd A TI : THE WILZINSKI OPTICAL CO. SUITE $14 Arc Ged sonata p ; hae Thrilling Tale of Adventure That You Cannot Afford to Miss. | eer; roads Bide t The man » buys Phene, Main 1988 have thrown ud! top | ; hict ot Th | horrore and brought h them rt at The J | ‘ And Hub t get _a $400 --UShe~ yeu lsh ma try, 3 , Emerson Piano QUEEN ANNE FLOUR| © hes gg bs slow 4 . x ante On th quar HAMMOND mine Love your’ "I , Oppusite ttre Totem Pol * { my heart and und = see mena naremananins aise ° ag Beechill * oy peemmenretommieiR NO ea i telat MROeNT wo AA e Redeem Taam st wale, READ IT!-READ IT! ” ats +4 Bae