The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1905, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR RY STAR I HINa CO +8 : 4 um A RY AFTERNOON EXCK t NDAY RLEPHON) <A uy AR A y 7 ty x twonty . MAIL # 8 When ' . ‘ on ( ie 4 Mat dat t ton mod un 1 ar t A chatuys ef o . * i i as " gion, & Ww ' RA Ys Drva CO, cor NI i ANI ' } ‘ , 1 E. W. BLACKWOOD, Chicago Representative, 1006 Hartford Building. W. D, WARD, New York Representative, 63 Tribune Building. — ——— THE PAY OF SCHOOL TEACHERS Ww w king figures on the pay of pub- u k he touch on the Injust ‘a ny at and pays aa little as possible for It It is miod that teaching is hard work—hbard and w ~~ n r woman, wh # served a long period | act ” » for tion, at th A aston, t ) f ne dut the high der 1 th t been nar y t ” face of ow # and ot Now how t the pay? A coachman. average, com t cow who can dri 1 Knows sone ing about hors paid than the average eache rin the wh oth ot achers ts under $40 i t at tn altty ¢ a. a pL « . han @ny school teacher in the commu Im the state of Indiana 1 teachers r ve leas $500 per the a. nt ple of the ation? United for thorough « And if they are, can not they se that while son ' aps ‘ ta t of the t t = it sala | A and of ss as it should, . . r s 4, wu 3 n those who do the work and bear burdens A BLACKSMIDH LOVER OF HIS KIND This will serve as an introduction to W. W. Melellan, the own er of a big heart, a kindly nature and a lover of the beautiful He is a philanthrop ackemith, and he is 67 years old. Denver, Colo., loves him. has been m than it at the sense of ity he for h stood Here is a man who believes that he owes the « privileged to call home a debt. It has done no more has for thousands of others. after day he has forge b ud at his civic that he felt that there was a lial The dollars he earned at the f park. He wanted a green place w n he « and his love for the city #o intense lity that he must discharge paid for Denver's first children could laugh ar > great public Ke play and tired mothers forget their cares. He bought it and gave It to the efty, and he stood modestly in the background and asked for no thanks. He was the means of securing for Denver another great park, and more of those forge and ws dollars helped free Denver un r versity from debt Then he went to work again, and while the sparke flew and his hammer beat a merry measure on the anvil, he was planning to be of further use to his fellow men Last week he counted his store and fx money to carry out his dream pro ject, so he almost stripped } and gave Denver $13 atiful archway to the Denver City park. “A park means so much to hu manity,” he sald are my hobby. I believe that hours when I have lain under a great tree in a park have been the means of making me just a little better man than I might have been oth erw jossessing a nature and a philosophy as fine as spun gold, any wonder that the Denver blac kemith is happy? vand that there was enough imaolt Parks and boys ise.” is it BLOND OR BRUNETTE---WHICh ? In the East a charms of Dionde or brunette, th the trouble in Russia, No one knows just b beauty are lined up in @ struggle that will at least cause the w find new charm in woman, the morning sun. discussion has arisen over the respective at Is attracting almost as much attention as ow it started, but the adherents of feminine rid to whether her locks are raven or shine like But which Is the prettier—a blond or a brunette} What do you think, and why do you think so? Yes, you know a girl whose hair is as black as night and whose ps are a scarlet line; she has eyes like the midnight, and yet they sparkle like the dew tn a tullp. Her complexion t# pale, her fea- tures not too regular, and wherever she goes humanity says: “What @ pictu Th is a really beautiful woman who looks as if she knew something. And yet, here comes the blond with suntight tangled in her hair, heaven's own in her ey 1 her pink cheeks colored like flowers. If the b ette was 1} night this woman is Itke dawn, molded by Mother Nature when she was in her happlest mood. Tt fs a big question—this one of beauty and charm. It is worth While for the public to take part, for the pubtic should know. So we ask again: Which ts the prettier—a blond or a brunette? and way @o you think so? WM HS He HAMAS AS PUT ON A BRAVE FRONT FOR SPRING We have the finest show! styles In LADIES’ and M PAR QUALITY RIGHT. HONEST PRICES. THAT SUIT—$1.00 A WEEK EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 422-424 Pike St. Corner Fifth Ave, “THE RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE WEEE EE EEE BEE O in this city of advance SPRING WEARING AP ITS THE BEST Table Queen Bread FULL WEIGHT—ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT THE SEATTLE §T. —8ATURDAY, FEB 1905. a ) WILL GET BUSY REVOLVER ( | | i | | In r to nave theBenttlo Light | ——— jm ation to the 4 i ee irae’ ; tbe wma taht ak the wowan waireo scone ron Beacon Hill Garten Tracts Nearly elie moon a mang ues ola MYSTERIOL TOR Sold Out J n ve IAL wh ' i ed netruction ” ) ‘ | lox \ I the £ ' " nto WH pavement ‘The gas compas red the 5 to lay ite maine om the mreet ee P i1! Garden Tra } ab Falls Pont | fore the pavement in laid | : mont extranr. ip A WORD ROM JOSH WISE. Mins 1 hi ' van a pe | ! ne | ker on Tw y ing’s trata | ‘ OUR Dayg fit im tn Where re's 80 9 . E chen aay! “ cn mere a ; : f money jy Falls Post 0 , , must bo a man UNARRSV AL | : a unk road uy around,” uz th’ old | deliverar f telegram, the Midyet | ial i 1 ia any GAne Sees 0 Gerere © The American bark Machawelt ar- | ¥ i ened Tow rly yesterda T % ight.—iranite Palla Post se) is to laid up at Hall f tS ; "1 ING Soa [irletacte « tae Yee tee repairs yam (ke OMLOUC Miller in x ng rape | was thought to h i oi t mt a Chicago man t with 2 bulld- | the coast of Vancc - me | “ae tt 6 h tt Ps Bae * he re ~ may | !ng on M4 ball grounds.—Gran- | months yi Toft this | antl raver See 202 and 208 New York Block, | seem a | port f are ‘ Pama 2 . eee pieces Se a | never used a telephone in Chicago ientia:sin aes: acai | of pmaber Ie k x aden Saget ve ; ylva. Judge. ting r oe which wasl|in th 100 which —~ an attempt to drag him into po Oy the Jags few. Gayo| prevailed et the thue she pet (0 sea RAGLEY’S CORNER the wrote to the editor saying, . id bh * changed h nar The theory was ac 1 that If ety a cb ween Pennay!- | Th t th the vessel had met with disaster 3 P Cc bd “It od —s Ry h Ry iy Ke - er Cent Off | hell. The judge iret Gr ls Pos mber waa floating about th man w as Wo | tors f the Pacif in the v rcmllipieng: be OULDN’T SEE FOR HIMSELF v ag ot | On All Mirrors 0, paste Goods tween the two - fo 6 This means a saving of one-th on reg price, him if he makes the rewar | the m ml Catareh being ah John D. will me is OPEN oe : ires ae So ae s5] MAX RAGLEY DRUG CO, | Sh, Sh! Don't let John W. Gate 3 7 the ft the dine Second and Pike " that karat dia nd # that the m bt ag « t te , yong meen ahr “ting - ~ FREE DELIVERY. )TH PHONES 989 | o ' r gave the 64 4 was oa b . h f 2 Ne | i Sitacinie Soden ten ‘ t tes Ragley’s Corner Ragley’s Corner | th orga ne t ad id A T as | # gave the organ | ied 3 | Wha t news?” asked Gran “ ‘ ; t at t | — a eistivere ts no news,” repled Gs f ; WE ARE LED TO BELIEVE . that's bad news,” said tony 3 Ohe¥ A IR — : & work and oO wean Seine, is eee wn axe v ‘ rarges the for are giving is OC wa ; arest raiiroa ave. bet. Pike and Pine eminent sat he it we forget am t t was tb ht by the fa New ha t pleasure of do- Rasslan censor tg t . Jranchors in that dist 2 The People’s Bargain House ing anythin that line for no news in bad news.” Tr only thing I didg’t Mke| fiver would t be navigable you © words seek your a about the last pair of trousers you | March 1. Recent rains is the cau pa 1 not regret Tt is said that the “ made for me was that they bagied | at much rejoicing among tt t ing your work our way, abdicat He having plenty at the knees.” }* " as the nine a ~ rogers wrt sonra Bagged men of this city. . G. H. WOODHOUSE 60, “You” a rag hg enorme Prices Cut He waan’t so bad after all, to let] “Don't you belleve it; somebody MRS. wi SLOW'S a the mules. vots 1a Colorado, when | bas bees lying to you to Pieces you consider some of the voters. SOOTHING SYRUP | | Gov. Pens of Pennaylva hag pose ered hy Bi gt oer ity Years | nia says he be he devil is an fy eootnee (he ohihd, sohtens the gums alia editor. Peanypacker may have good | abt pain, cures int colts, and Ee tt « und for hia belief. You know TWENTY.FIVR CENTS A BOTT.F. what he has been catching lately Beene acd eat Att ei ago's sheriff bas asked that | prisoners in his care be bette: ue: prtsonere tn.BiS sane be. Bes mh or that tight fecling ia| caught as fast as they should be, | he nen to coax them in, is he?) your chest | | There is aremedy over 60 years old —Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. | Of course you have heard of it, fire to butld. Just | probably have used it. Oncein $4.00 down and 10c a day buya |the family, it stays; the one the best Gas Range on the mar | e | household remedy for coughs | and hard colds onthe chest. Ask your doctor about it. LAATEle PARSLEY fa ONEY PiLL'S “Excuse me, pardner, I ain't used t' askin’ men on th’ street fer money, but th’ truth is I'm hungry an’ if you c'n give me a dime MEN—WOMEN—CHILDAEN, gave me that same story Weak Kidneys Cured Foreve not 15 minutes ago and I hand If you have a pain or auli ache tm you a quarter. How many times do| the back it is unmistakable evi dence f kidney trovubte. h ie a you expect to work me?’ renee tem nal warning to tell you trouble i» ahead TIMO®. | onions you remedy the cause immer boss, but you'll have t’ excuse me. | giately You see, I used t' work In a photo Lame back t# only one symptom graph gallery an’ I'm a retoucher.”| kidney trouble. Other sympt pane are, being obliged to pass water often during the day and to WHATEVER'S RIGHT amy tmes Goring ability to hold you In another column of our sheet we i or Irritation, passing brick-dust or Rave reset the Goi tices and If] sediment In the urine, catarrh of the there has been ar ade in| bladder, urie acid, constant head- — ache, dizziness, slecplesaness, nerv Don't Fa ousness, trregular heart beating. . Salito ome time. Now| theumatiem, bloating, _irritnbitity, oe en See ee ~ at wornout feeling. lack of ambition ae: ee ee y travel by | and anllow complexion. water when our time fs shorter?| "Hooper's Parsley Kidney Pills are The Southern Pacific company op-| proving to be the most wonderful er gotten out for week and 4 kidneys tish Pharmacal Co. distributor ree $0 cents a box by KENNEDY DRUG con ‘FIRST. AVENUE. LONDON LOAN OFFICE two daily esque Shasta route. vations and descript Union Ticket office, nue. EB. EB. Ellis, Gen. Agent trains by Tickets Hterature at | 608 First ave i eee pictur reser erat Milwaukee, Next to Guy's Drug Stor Money to Loan on Watches, Dia- || monds and Jeweiry. Do not buy a watch diamond before you see our 4 y in our | window and our prices, marked in plain figures, Lurie, Prop. We make large dis Terms Made count on Fine Cut ¢ . this month to reduce HOUGHTON & HUNTER Easy PEN E ‘Chicago ~~ Office . HARRY SILVER, Prop. 117 Yesior Way. A genteel place to borrow money on diamonds and all kinds of jewelry. Strictly conftdenttal ' 622%, | KOHLER AND ee | CHASE : The QUAKER DRUG (0, , 1013-1015 FIRST AVE pos ee Savers wa wherew Both Phones 1240. coal maae thassand mpeg os Guscertes, hiska “| THE QUICK MEAL RANGE Chickering, Kimball, Hobart M. Ca ‘ ble, Pease, D. 8 Jobneton Co., and ‘ Hine Fiance and Kimball Organe. Is the best on the market. We invite you to call and examine them. P In addition to our regular Ii , new instruments we have at near! P all times an assortment of slightly ‘ used and second-hand Pianos and E R N sT B R 0 s. t Organs of various makes, represent t ing great saving to the buyer Both Phones 1158. 506 PIKE STREET e We also carry the Sir Pian . Players, that can be attached to any Piano and operated by any one with out a knowledge of musi A : SIvR itor en Ghows eur entcieiten | + are the oe ARE pclae Electric Pianos. These have been | TK T the Pacific North ‘Twenty wonderfully improved of late, and | and Persoy ANY, 78 Second ave r now work perfectly, with endlex cageenention ' raaeibs i —————————— music rolls, Nickel im the slot at tachment | NO MORE DREAD. All mail * carefully and| 7 extracted promptly attended to. t pain by D.S.JOHNSTONCO lused by us only NERVOUS PEOPLE SEATTLE’S LEAD | ~ ING PIANO HOUSE | ng their 903 SECOND AVENUE. vuen.| RELIABLE TRANSFER co. . “We | Baggage, Furniture, Storage ented and) Oftice and storage room, 1215 Fir@ avenue, Post ice building. Phones—Sunset 903; In DR MILNE, D. BD No Crown Dental Offices of Philadelphia. Located at BLOCK. SOND AVENUE the rk done | York Dental Parlors Ten years’ guarantee. Houre—8:30 a. m. to 6 p. Sundays, 8:30 a. m. to 12 m 614 FIRST AVE., SEATTLE. v7 annual cat 4 DE NTAL WORK fot ut rates to adver> m. IT option'vo. 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