The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1905, Page 4

THE RATT STAR BY STAR PU BL tsi orr rer venth Avenwe MUST PAY BALA =e = Association Sacre oeeees By Frederick Trevor Hill... «0. ; On \ a ’ . ‘ 4 y amt ty raves Gasezern Always Bought " Ad i ' | simnila ting the Food and ites H} ting the Stomachs and Bowel LINPAN 1S“ CHILDMEN, entative, 1006 Hartt &. W. BLACKWOOr ve, 53 Tribune Build W. 0. WARD, N Gee = a — p than her stater . i ven in the ace f " » t eee Tht ELENING NEWSPAPER between the wateman very Leon ¥ a forced or Promotes Digestion Cheerfu — and the hour of gor t ature t ra t : . $ ness and Hest. Contains neither \ a8 ‘ had t . : Opn, Morphine nor Mineral, a oo | tw { Larimer Ne an- | forward . a . ‘ | Nor Nance oTic. hat | Other morning they w ferret out| both of b et n ard } . every detail of Ainsiee’s affairs, It) m t aking king | ys sceneries ® | would not be possibile t » the | etralah . ot |cery of “Lorimer va Lorimer & ite | " 5 , . rt Bimipe of Oth Dr SAVUCUL ATC area = ot ee nel leecret, Certainly Rutledge, Balley|pered at last. “1 1 s. 3 . ee : ; / : a ’ \& Nugent w ho interested wished to *. a tb y at b t lent it e ad a omen a neoealir story would It ia a t « ved Pr at @ “ y inv a ‘ transmission ° ve t later. It point x ‘ b Saeiae Sentiie , kes it » print v id ov the same jer; it ed too clear a motive olf, motioned him to a You, he ts “ he an 1 ‘ 7 - |to be left untold, Anyone who knew ! « quietly ut ql - : ee ” t jied tn the tr ' Te b t! 1s and c . # to th rt » t of Justice to make It put hat ing the nowspa anytt t have ceca, exesrt 4 | [\| Aperfect Remedy for Conatipa- |) n h \ t tated tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrtwea, the Bast atv th « "y @ uld make everyone more kn an in stated here hints at sul 9 : w . he world. And@ thus it te that the revolution of | who b ect Ainsl it| Maddox shook his head Then y ms think he w « K e-| Worms Convulsions .Feverish- gne: ee ena +o ’ mall proportion| “Do you know ntinued, | m ’ . as | ness and Loss OF SLEEP ‘ . ee an of those who suspected her. But) confidentially, “it was only yeater ' 7 mir —— it when the history of the previous | day that the p bility of his com has suggestion of to bloos Signature of When the ! s the evening journals are printed t evening was known there w i be " i} it e for | a t n pr . & t “wi at remains for the & paper save to repr . ts ae ie cr aie aaltt te orig i ip ly 8 me ie te - - . YORK, lens ? Would tt have to be known? to take him own Mfe many,|was no robbery, Who ve | Toe ye n t « . y | Maddox thoughts pred for a “ 1) w him and | dor ? « tt 1, wonde v many o < « moment at the questi Then doctors told me there was 4) He had no friends to speak of, a Y 2 shut to @ small nt y, t stealthily, ho began | chance of his dolng so, but I never|{ never knew him to quarrel with |! ke will : a . to w ut Keestion belleved tt, He v 4 fon wl ar r I don't be had an | P°t pay enaitions The business 1 . we wa 2 the POS & Ita ee had n ou seen en-jard, and t en py ted him | enemy tn the world. Certatr b im ite ot rm working clase —th « gt from t e - i ha i - it bulk of the p goes kb he 1 ng news tell the story, t th Iam ¢ mo t t ne his deat xcept t the ! a hall man identify him there | went on Did you guews thatt™ | To be continued.) ? banks, or a : ¥ 2 would be no necessity for explaining | may : Also wn visit to Lorimer’s roc areeeeennes ing any interest Aside t housewives are too buaily em Had he the right to keep ployed at t ng hour to read a newspaper. This is the weak /facts to himself? If there was « Tt ean be depended upon, however spot in the m © papers’ scheme of things. Women are the | public duty requiring Rutledge, Hat if the banks are com a to after supp not demand that ; ey & Nugent to divulge the facts] y st the financial support at grentest readers of advertisem oncerning Lortmer’e seit for ¢i ta Ya t time that formerly came The c hour ts the lel ar of all the people, That did St not t he en | be wiasinn is. he what hurts the city is why evening paper goes to the door step ement tt by the story of Ain» | “ lees » t © m f a) n ev oe cam lens If, im addition to these advantages, the evening journal js inde- | lees movements immediately pre | iu In previow palgns the | Phe [osting the murder? kn have beom Mberal donors of | pendent In politics there is no excu +o oe . porn eae bit On the other hand, how could he ’ y, it being well un broad, n tisan paper, filled with news of int et to all the fam- | ever look his fellow men and women jerstood that they were to have the stot covey vo; | tao som eh Rt | Phang witct SS] ASK THE GAS MAN. ABOUT AN za “ceey'tut: | INDEPENDENT) ——~ » aclontiat says Ning # | ‘Guilty, but keep on doing it rf within the next 10@@ | rclocuti go to say, nqkeven| “Does your new cook practice will disappe Wwoman—the wife ¢ is per is Boy w | dearest friend? : hackmen appa wal | : ‘ : _ sional people—a have a Sunday breathing «p Many @ Maddox stopped at the question. a | Pa Y practice, but she never of the city dep *, morning actually lives on tts Sunday business. but almost immediately pressed for gete any further along than that sen not appear likely sgh the| Wisconsin is to have a sta house that will cost n people | ward again. brushing thr as tearing thorus of toubt, his But the evening paper is the paper of the peor whose ra he special stituency of the morning paper is as ain © le for a|Just how much money Wiscoosin 100 to 1. aa ae csi will spend to get it is unknown A. Mafrige Co., Established fg | © aan And so the evening press can say, with Caesar, “I came, I saw 1 He could not convince himself of at's another question, of course. 1899. | * Ainslee's innocence. Every detail : - cemquesed. known him and him alone cried] A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. QUICK ;, CHEAP jout against her, She had been be side hers He had seen that she was not accountable for her CLEAN JUST PLAIN 1RAITORS | * EFFICIENT). | And yet he had left her at her hot A It's a good thing once in a wh to know In what ca! ory to ltt was inconceivable that he had place our fellow men. not considered the possibility of a Particularly ts this true in the case of public servants relapse and guarded her according w 1 a knife into our backs when they get a chance. | 15 minutes to contradict hia settled tered stock. pretty hard t At 50c Each Foather Pillows, best A. ¢ 1 out uv we always like to know who our friends are and who will stick |), 0. navig Maddox leas than _— Coming Pp ianos‘rRent The King county delegation in both the house and senate were | opinions, to question his profeasic st) want something ia th P > . ‘ 4 it of duty, to destro ‘lL want something he Rent Allowed on Pure " pledged in county convention last May to support a direct primary | A! Ideas of duty. to destroy bis most {2 spring tonte for the ent Allowed on Purchase Price We have Dill in the pr It was @ ple accepted it as # But the old, old story has been repea nt legislature. offer them on the altar of his con je of honor and any man of honor would have | science as a macrifice to friendsh!p h. | He knew his decision waa a direct at Olympia contradiction of his oft-repeated Save you s » fintehine ten Just ie profesional utterances, but having]... 4, ne King county has from time immemorial been cursed by the pres- | Prtm ts’ il tre eught neither ex |" ven ‘ got ence of traitors in its political camp. They have de 1 their | cuse nor palliation, but only for the honor, been guflty of the most flagrant perfidy and bave laughed | means to make {t most effective put of him yeete their constituency In the face when protest was ra Ainslee was ia her rooms when We have said enough. All we want to do now is to parade the names of King county's latest accrett KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. (Established 1850.) Largest Music House on the Coast Dark, p k, new cr Spring's Sarsapart ONE-HALF PRICE COUPON ‘The upen entities you vy Mercertzed Ta Hot Springs Blood Purifier, $1.00, at 836 They 88 8 K3e 8.8.8. $1 ern eI Special today and tomorrow 1-pound package Extra Select Bird Seed, Be full pound—s pound Se Phone us your drug wants, we eliver the goods. There t# #0 much money im the ow York banks they don't know ef, which we » honey makes oath that he ly . - nboage the counter at ¢6< ta nanine partner of the tiem of FY’ |Canste Chadwick is in jail at auch a fee he Genk Guan Of BBO. sage Cheney & Co. doing business in the | t | They are members of the house who yesterday voted against the -— 4h *-3 mn, the | thine. direct primary bill. Read their names carefully and then REMEM- BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-year guarantea, Lady attenéanta Here's Money for Yo Beginning Saturday morning. March 4th, in order to clear out stock before starting extensive alterations, we offer @ for one week of over 200 Stoves and Ranges at lees than half price Ohio, City of Toledo Lucas lion of traitors before the voters’ Froawy.'& THE BRUTE. | 1420 SECOND AVENUB BER THEM. Here th — NTE ww. yaOw W. H. CLARK, THOMAS DOBSON, CHARLES | gworn to before me PIKE STREET The Red Front LITTLE BAND BOX B. HOUSTON, JOSEPH IRVING, M. M. MORRILL, JAMES WEIR. | 2002, i e'A" Wali ason™ STONE’ PHARMACY Furniture Co. MARKET Seal Not In other words, a majority of King county's lawmakers are just pent ary Reliable Family and Prescrip- tion ugeieta. 308-310 SECOND AVE. So. Ploneer Butchers of Seat plain traitors. The Very Choicest of Meats To this illustrious bunch should also be added the names of Jos- try and Fish, eph Lyons and Frank Twichell. They are moral cowards, not having 419 Pike Street Famit Trade 4 Specialty ALBERT HANSEN —— | ek ae pie PEPER OR RES 706 Ist Avenue Specialist in Diseases ; New YorkLiquor Co Men and Women 2 | For Best Wines and BLOOD POISON 3 2317 FIRST AVE. NORTH. FREB DELIV | _Phones—Main 287 the courage to rote against the bill They simply “ducked.” They are traitors as much as the others Both Phones, Main 933. —— eee FRI III IAI II II III IAAI III IASI II SII III ‘ THERE'S A TRICK IN USING COLD CREAM BY CYNTHIA GREY. sexeee wane BEER EEE EEE TEETER EER e ’ THERE ts a trick in washing the face with cold cream. The tight way is of the gre to the skin, the wrong way is of no Wastes the cream. » y ef TE mai? | She—It's a wonder to methat) you men don't use hatpina | He—Too expensive = | SAVE OLD LINEN, Makes More Bread|| “°° "“"" Old Hnen handke A New York woma pillow casings, and e Makes Lighter Bread || cists the seats. tone per, table napkins at ar t t they do they'll be Makes Whiter Bread ||: ‘0: somanie” ryt, ‘oe| broke all the tim veo vw | Makes Sweeter Bread]! os. vo. verso none vac The QUAKER DRUG (0. 13-1015 FIRST AVE Both Phones 1240. ; : L — RELIABLE TRANSFER C0. conrnacren ovseaeee §! TEETH FREE \eegoage Furniture Stra : y All This Week Brown's ,.o%'cr = 2! Painless Dentists A ; Cutting Prices | Again , cnet mene a os ther done EVERANOCE R USE TOW ywel on the » towel be out tiny red veins, which APPLYING CREAM Dash a little hot water upon the fa purpose, but no soap. Apply a handful of water to the holding It there a minute to heat the face. Let the skin necessary, mop it a little with a soft cloth, but do not rub tt dip the fingers in the « eam jar, Take out a bit on spoon Put a little cream in the palm of each hand and face, going over the features with the palms of the han with the er tips Work Apply the cream prices redt by these wor NERVOUS PEOPLE nowned specialists. years’ guarantee. $:30 & m. to 6 p. m. Sundays, £30 2. m. to 12 m. 614 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE Second Moor Moward Building, opposite Penr t Use the hand ning, your copy of The Arrived at € 09 @ clock, Sur Main 1059, y e we will e satiafection our dalm All EXTRACT AMINATION FREE | © to 50c| 70e to $1 00 and then oon met" @* "5° | Makes Better Bread Y OF TIME. Preergptenlinenygnting Lag WHEN YOU THINK OF SPRING aon WEARING APPAREL $8 and $10 Gold Cre nd $20 Sets of 1 til each TAKE PL antes for fifteen 7% Written eth. $3 to $10 One of the faults of the woman who tries to improve her skin $1 th all work. fa that she believes she can accomplish in a minute the work wh > . bs Come fn at once and take advan-| 95, gor r should take her a half hour Than Any Other Flour | “What was th ‘ seine tage of low rates. All work guaran-| Tern | “AS near ae f can mak || EASTERN ouTFITT! NG CO., Inc. | ““CuME” 22-424 PIKE TREET, CORNER FIFTH AVENUE ALL GROCERS SELL IT Visit California some Now Good G lonest Pr Te Tha t is the best time. Why travel by om water when our time a shorter? $1.00 A WEEK The Southern Pacific company op- erates two daily trains by pictur nd done by our wn and used | f I teed for ten years painless system, k aly b we & “oi PAINLESS DENTISTS Street, Cor, Third A 113 First Ave. | = — FORCED ouT-—— Pariors 1 5 Union block: ‘old at 60 LET THE CREAM REMAIN. The face is now a brilliant color. It glows brightly, and there is not an inch that ts not massaged with cream. Leave it on, the longer the better. A face specialist declares that she cannot cleanse the face tn less than half an hour. Leave the cream on the face for ® quarter of an hour at least TO REMOVE CREAM Now comes the actual cleansing. Remove the superfluous cream with a soft cloth, then apply more cream. This time put it er conten eh nn NRE te one door south of MacDougall £ on thick and apply it in a heavy layer, wipe it off, working as 8 t t OLOFIVEO BY : —_ g thoudh actualy takian otf airs eee T (eae . aan é : veo 6 wf AE STATEMENTS a hwick's. =“ “6. MAP DESSEMIER Cold cream should be very thin, slightly thicker than the cream i Delon ge €08 First cee (OP? be yAnListiMe tee | Houre—8:30 a. m. to @p m : j of mili. Uses 3 gy ee iret (OPrICAL BLISHMENT In Ue Pacttic rihwest, Over Twenty sundays, 8:30 to 12:8 | BOO. AND enone. a b. B. Jen. Agen EVERSOL TICAL COMPANY, 78 Recond « New York Biouk Be sure you are iu the right p 912 Second Avenue