The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1904, Page 4

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He is a country boy He knows horses as you know your A B Ca, and he has the wonderful knack of getting every bit of speed out of his mount at Is how he wins races, He is an interesting character, because his money has not in any way spoiled him. Fhe saves it, and his pet amusement ts playing m Dies. . ‘There the lad There is not an easier place In an at the race track. Racing ! 3 the wo ts no more If or croquet. But, as a man is known by the company he keeps, so the racing game loses caste because It almost always carries with it gambling, heavy drinking, « attracts an element of society that has very little standing Most of the famous Jockeys spent money as fast or faster, They gambled, spent har and in a ver they had } Little Phiti He lets whisky severe that he has forgo tte who doesn't for get the w hen Bhan thet ‘ had, or ever can have—his n cont to. be chen end wi ms Inherit trength of character, Hi right, even if he is a su doh of He is worth all t y 2 to prove that CHARACTI SUPERIOR TO EVERY FORM TEMPTATION. THE MESSAGE FROM LUNDY'S LANE The Fitth United ® ints has adopted a to, 9 isa fine one. It was furnished t r, at Lundy's Lane. He was asked whether b a k wit of the enemy, and Bis hand went up in instant salute, whi sald: “I'LL TRY, SIR” He won his fight in o manner that (# famous to this day. Me won as most of the “I'll try” kind of men win. Of course, a class or a regiment m or lens feathers. Alone they nev to and a coat-of nt nor a soldier # are more ade a atu But those things sake kk. They represent ideals and they act as spurs. Did you every stop to think what a different world thie would be thousands of men in every walls if there were no “quitters?” There of fe. They can't do things. to attempt greater feats than t of, and are to be pitied. But they could at least make & and die fighting. In the stores, offices, shops, homes, there ts always the element that is afraid. Some fear rules and some work, Others fear that they will do more than they are paid for, Some sulk because revognition does not always meet endeavor at the door. And all in this class represent varying degrees of Inefficien do not succeed, becguae they do not deserve to succeed. They r stant applications and repeated doses of the spirit that ¢ breast of Colonel Miller, at Lundy's Lane. More battles are fought fm the fields of commerce, you know, than were ever waged with pow- dor and shot ‘There is position and profit waiting for every man who will carry the “I'll-try” spirit in his breast. Don’t let the pessimists tell you t the field ts overcrowded. It isn't, except for mediocrity The fellows who do not quite reach are always in an@ most of the time the fault is theirs. It would be good if, over the door of every store and factor and office where men toll and hope for advancement, the brave words of the hero of Lundy's Lane could be carved in big letters. FOR, “I WILL TRY” [5S PROGRESS. petines, it is true, they are anked ¥ are mentally or physically capable weer at it, FULL AS A GOAT WASHINGTON, — Congressman Sulzer of New York, has as 004 a collection of anecdotes as any man of his size in congress. He says that the following i* a true story, and for his sake the comments of some of his colleagues on that assertion are discreetly suppressed; “There's a young doctor In my district,” anid Sulzer, “who ranks among the best in his profession, and his pe ts are to be found among the wealthiest people of New York. The doctor has one fault —he gets a little too convivial at times. “Once, not long ago, he received a summons from one of his most Gesirable patients, an elderly, and straight-laced woman, whose liber. ality was a source of constant gratification. But when the came the physician was enjoying himself at the club, and he was in ho condition for earnest effort. He realized the fact, but he con- eluded to risk it, He was driven to the home of his patient, and he found her in bed. In vain he tried to count her pulse-beats; he was too far gone even for that. Humiliated and in despair he turned from the couch. ‘Full as « goat, by goxh!’ he muttered, as he stag- gered from the room. “The next morning he recely mmens da letter from the lady, which he opened with trepidation, knowing full well what its contents were, Imagine his delight when a check for $166 fluttered to the Moor, Ao- companying it was the following miss "Dear Doctor—My unfortunate condition iast night was but too evident to your professional eye. I dent, for which I am not to be he it was due to an acel- responsible, I regret exceeding- that you wilt regard what you witnessed as a professional secret. 1 enclose a small check, which will, I hope, partian y recompense you for your trouble. “That was the last time my friend looked on the flowing bowl. valuable time, and hor CE ic Are You Golng Blind? We Test Eyes Free SEATTLE EYE, KAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, 4-5 Haller Block, corner Second and Columbia st. EKATTLE STAR ICeETeSS of the o BY LT MEADE & ROBT: LUSTACE | fe hl _—_—— ee “8s! MOS PITAL BENEFIT DR, ANITA MATTHEWS WILL GPEAK SEATTLE THEATER The nd and Yeni. St M10 PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS TRERT Third trand COPYRIGHT +190G+ De THE +» UW IPAPERALNIFRPRI es: 10¢ Hartford bullding, Chicago 83 | ne per pur subseriplion expires te BYNOPAIS, Deuce ts invited to apend a wee that adventut A program of mu » mouth of every Attracton of all praising Mme, Sara Rowland’s ¥ » anything of Ante Roman Cathollo Meetings harms and « down to the He arrived in high ra ie trying and left the r morning I met Lady Kennedy neemed Intent « masses at & Bara wishes ee says that Antoni I shall be glad when Cross nurses get madame tnto t days of my that woman the lors and em should have to gtve her| entree to the houre aN not this. | shrugged his shoulders which some words on the work iis. Wnisiowss © SOOTHING SYRUP Miitona of Mothers for thetw ft soothes the ohiid | were written. sotteus the gus cures wind eolic, aud is to best ENTY FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. Ointments for Catarrh| Contain Meroury, mplicated ¥ welry i Second Avey Lou! is ‘Klod EASY MONEY 148 Eggs Laid Yootirday by 150 Hens at Garden Station was but a week off for this purpose. tand I were w Over 12 DOZEN BO ere sel) for $1.50 being thoroukhbred t jozen at $1.50 pre making $13.00 PRR DAY and telling me what be » selling with house thrown chin, rained her | what has never been granted “POREWARNED 15 FORBARMED.” Me shrugged his ether ah. “ Ripley met me at Buston. She w whether she is angry of material to t pensive and looked lie the spectal frienat “No less @ person than Bric Van-! police surgeon atlent and var She took his hand and | tripped out joltiewt man I have ever met! Would Drece, from your But anewer me. Bhe was silent for a turning to me. | dinarity « curing Mttle Ant mamma-in era, not my « for myself in ne { think #0; more expecially if you | will give me leave to say that you would welcome him.” ‘Tel! him he shall hay mes, the best roorn in the . the best horse 4, and I think tought | Painless Extracting | Examination . close | Silver Fillings , upward from | }to tell you Here in @ picture of the house with the! large tract of land, can be made by getting and red ana is that I dor dress in the evening. Twice as much Party can raise $400.00 worth of bl biack raspberries off the same tra ct each year as the ch Plenty of fine sp ring water on the grounds of free wood. Surely @ poor man’s paradise We also give lots of men work, as 1 am grading the streets and Duliding % more houses. member, Hillman ts the only man tn Soattle giving a poor ma: such a chance to stop paying rent i chance to put in your garden in th county close to the business center of Seatt By using your transfer take new Renton car, It runs from & o'clock a leaving on the half hour, elt you! pon 5 oeey taciew ‘fal to cars and school. telegrams were pent off course of the morning rep in the affirmative came to each. That evening Mme. Sara arrived.| now? the Inst trata. brougham was sent to meet her. just her dea t the berries. ) STUDENTS EMPLOYED, | and take advan All work done . and Our of Seattle B discover to apply to the gums for sxe crowning teeth wi pain i# known and used only by Brown’s Painless Dentists 713 First Avenue . 4. 5, 6 Union 34 § of MacDougall @ Southwick’ s. to 6 p,m. Sum doctors would not rem She came by of iow rater rant artery removal might 4 rs hemorrhage ing and now is your | anteed TEN YI y madame aw the doctors were wre in the hall | tac A mo-| Nttle girl sense of pleasure when I| baubles will gleam and shine start as her eyes met mine & woman to be » the night of th Occidental and Yesler m to 12 o'clock p. Get off at Garden Station office and 10 ex- hesitated for a filling and Kennedy # made up my mind. an whe did, I I wired to mad- » that little Antonia nate from herself. tra salesmen on grounds, Sunday and every day until sold out Large GARDEN TRACTS with out the house 905 up; DOWN AND 50 CENTS PER W ERK. stretched hand and an eager voice. charming, Mr “I do not think anything| but * ‘Then she added gave me chloroform and rer i i bandag the next remark of Row y project In the bud City Office—Rooms 1 and 2 Tim es Block, We Have no Students—All Our Operators Are Licensed b by the State of Washington PAReD A (2-year pleases mer ¢ bandage until » in very pleased with th ait and ays that my neck is a very old friend of mine.” & bewildered) He left here early this morning.” Madame turned and began yande to talk to her bostess anding near one of the open draw Bhe had on a soft dress night of the Warnin Antonia was e haw gone to t -rate fellow he in! Silver Fillings ... Porcelain Crowne . Gold Crowns, Mk . Wil you respect Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co, Carrying Alaska Pacific Express and United States mall FOR VALDES AND SEWARD Calling at Juneau, Sitka, ¥ tat, KAYAK, Eliasmar and C INLET POINTS. 8. S, EXCELSIOR SANTA ANA seen a more ernceful I! soon afterwards | But the expreast of gur journey, One morn- I noticed that |him of being the gre ore now the fasct~ a bird when « Could Mme, Was Antonia af ra be the| services at Rowland’s Folly.” ow Artistic Yuioas Pilates... y whose side turned to her Au our work under the personal ee pervision of Dr. © M. Milne and M ©. Bipes, both holding the degree of LL D. the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Lady attendant always present. Boston Painless Dentists Hourr—4:30 a m. top m. Sundays, §e m. tlt p m CHURCH ES D. D. 6. and both m APRIL: APRIL DOLLAR MAR mes Dollar sails ery 2 days via oul to me with a confidenc Have you had an unpleas-| 1422 Second Ave. Opposite Boo Marche Preabyterian- r arrives at “Mme. fare.” 1 Whe that} Patience and Philo “What did I hear y on lemw and lens. tee Arlington Dock} 4 No freight received after oot on day of sailing. reserves right te change steamers or dates of sall+ ing without notice. you her| subs the Church Man to Resist Westminster Presbyte WE LEAD—OTHERS IMITATE have muccessfully f Sara, Lady Kennedy Temptations.” anything fur- , Communion ption of members. the Test of Li to Live the u must excuse me, TROWBRIDG Phone, Main 1147. 618 First avenue, Seattle continued the good lady a matd or nurse with her A most extraordinary Trinity Pariah looking: wom- is allowable, but or binck serv- who goon by the UNCALLED FOR LAUNDRY the has also brought b | Resurrection ) organ recital s * of Achmed. FOR SALE....MAIN OFFICE Daniel O'Ce 1407 0 RastAve. | embroldery Ja small fe ting of the woman Sunday school a FIRST AVENUE AND BELL STREET But ft t# the der- annoys me. Send for our free fancy & THOMSON, Seattle, Waal ‘Gor. and “and Pike. QUEEN CITY LAUNDR Hornschuch, paste Ae, qe with tite ag Arn, 4 day, » item Ure gue Gy Navy White Blankets $4.00 a Pair Ww. $. Kirk, 1209 Ist Ay, tT ie © glasses Yo fine ig —+ Peaunlene ILmvery for 0 bs rat Sea The U. 8. Woolen Co., Detrait, TEETH At Cut Rates — Until il April ist ; Browns Palin less Dentists Are doing all dental work for stroduce our late a coveries and painless methods, Mer. The school that will teach you & cards. PETS aE EP AOE. Ege” Sa ES» TN y < ' ® « « . * ] t