The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1905, Page 4

: “Ht pa SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY AUG 18, 190% THE a TTLE TAR " Taree year om toda may get a dispgten at =| = | | 1 P |} Peary HY A NOON BX AY “ Put 7 . 5 ye-t P Moet t t 1138. | t y ] “4 4 ; t Cie \ ; 4 a \ y : ' ‘ ta has tho t woovit |A Tragic Episode Which Gave a f \ me RA . i | , | Colorado Mine Its Name. ’ th i ' } : t 3 . t v o_o —_ 1] | ix p h h it nd , t ‘ t " t ' > find Ch watt had ¢ t Le An] His t 1 us a. Ma's 1 wairt , 1 het | WARD, New ¥ Butiat " me tM Binion a ee eee | \ ! RRA ARR RRR ARR RR RRR RR RR | . premence, and, tm w the tall] mot mat : my evan Pustron : Why Women Put on Airs“ | * The Lest news flrat, 4 Y because of bin] h i * news that’s fit to print dine t High n 7 news without fear er fav * i ie preter | He t Rao + in official and priv id He came \ the tolling miner| to feel for , * * tly, ¢ nat ' * 2 enterprises, * " y | * anchieen ns evi | ‘ € rights for alli special privileges for none. o hich Shaw I have opt from | ¢ * Rigid enforcement of just, and repeal of unjust laws ht of t he t I ' * * bout te t FRR REE RE EH b | H —~ - ——- = —=r remor kth n t mened h f 1 Hyde Holds the Train Hoth for “t ' s ll re with blanched f H How would you like to be Mr. Hy : oe. f I The Hyde hore referred to is Mr. J Hf, Hyde, of Fquitable whole pansage t t t or ess t days to @ Aft " af notoriety, born to bonds and trast compat thigh fina op lig adn be es, - ~ of Cambon dinners ther p Ley tt w pvinior t . | CE To } Mr. Hyde ts able to mal tra and still whem St ba thas | or - NOTI UNIO BAKERY hour while the oy The click of hi sounded ' t | UBSCRIB RS and Cafe Among ot erited by this son of his father is « on gre ecto Shakaaghlpdr . Ss B Cc E rend 1413 BE large block of stock a re ad. And so the other day, when his me van * jo ge sa m copy of The Star ' * ‘ t 1 you by 6 ¢ Yalet awakened Mr, Hyde and sald there was but five minutes in ked Phil, uncon : Mi < pe do en the hich to make the 9:14 train, Mr, Hyde did not have palpitation let us play a gure of th th 4 . % . of the heart. He ty yawned asked for his ¢ Dg gown, un for the stakes.” | - 1125,) be ‘ 4 Ho then proceeded y hone and told the ata- They gused into « A WONDERFUL TRANSFORMA o'clock, af i we will for & mm TION. opy at once on she tion agent to bold the tra Ihe got there, Whereupon Mr, Hyde ded ehedade$-ta} 2033-04, leaced 6 | dea types hay Reemegadll ste Pingr ty ON DENTAL ordered his valet to shave and dress his Hydeship. E GINCHAM SHAKE phon severy time you miss it BOST The station agent told the conductor, and it waa 9:44 when Mr. ‘att diishniaet salen In this way we can be certain of | PARLORS Hyde was through with his toilet and appeared at the station, ' ee {giving ig yap fect ser-7 ‘Twelve-year guarantee éh C% o Y fomen are orn actresnes. She do * up her elbow pends a A. Py o oo } a ‘ Common people protested. Women are t be doubles up her ctbow. bende |e STAR PUBLISHING co ee ee Nothing doing. They delight in the hai + tit t koe Se eae to 1%. Roth phones. Common people su ted that good money had been paid for 4 bite of stage | Nate e wd 1420 SECOND AVENTR passage and that Mr. Hyde was not a train dispatcher, It k f m to themsel f The conductor was sorry. like o i +4 i Also during the wait the question was raised as to whether the iney bave 9 new 5 Thess putter Et tee wnat we IS $ ; foad existed for the benefit of the public or for Mr. Hyde, De |i ey, we Sune, tr ghten noses, correct a cidedly for Mr. Hyde The wor has b e on hair That being true, common people should hereafter send a gre e 1 haggard b 1 : marks, cious deputation, bearing gifts and the assurance of its most dis ' No ch *- | handshaking for her at that Um <) Pry “ croton Ringuished consideration, humbly petitioning and asking the early |{™m* ™ mantra: Rae | the . ee be Bagg presence of Mr. Hyde. So it in that aw who is caught | ERFLU HAIR Without 4 Joshua made the sun stand still, to @ poor man ham apron } making the face sore ov ieeving | 0 unl No telling what this modern Joshue may halt if his rognant ways not always neces igen Poeun ee May Bt be disregarded. agg LUPUS and CAN > ng the Fin e 1 The Neglected Wife putting i the hair, oF «fancy | F einove ki ani i t ‘ re is something to be sasiedaidieanagiisiionti gods nee ; >: te aes ol . ¢ You're not going to work all ‘ i t ‘ ¥ . a your life ¢ you Prof. Stewart Cul th B klyn Institete Museum { her wardrot —~ vs \ ‘ e nd one of the w logists, has been divorced by ner we ‘ js displeased wif much of his time and atten- tion to sch ic investiga too little to her, YoU WIn | ! Serves him right! t In the enthusiasm and joy of her youth she thought she was | ew ge —— sat fate pee k marrying not a cabinet of ethnologleal cur but a man. And if the | vane oneal ean S ot cheek, t your man withdraws himself from her thrusts the other u her she | us fe t ‘ pride of thas a right to protest and demand releasa At least, the court bas so | %ya STAR DUST en D aid pe t held, and most people will indorse the decision. : Desre 7 it’s easy to own o home, this Range on thirty i The absorbed entist may lose himecif in his studies, forgetting “ ac t ire a man with a 1 and guarantee it to i that his wife has nothing to erself in but himself. While he . that b s © cent gas than ‘a giows with enthusiasm over some discovery, she pines in bonolinesa y at . he | WASHINGTUN ines : any other Range on the mar- i And the scientist is by no means unique Business men and pro- aera cette acral 4 not t the stake—a/ DERMATOLOGY & FE. vo Call and see them on dis- > ist WORD PROM JOSH WISH 2 the world the otet bd fies y play at the store. fessional men make the same m . A we ROM JOSH so « e : a tan B ‘ The absorption of @ man in pursuit, making his Nfo @ suc- pant has been fs ' : : cess, often involves neglect of his wife, making her Ife a fallura on a ee “« The distinguished ethnologist was very of bis wife. But he Jr t the t Nict of gurned from ber to his ethnology. She, 1h , Jeast, had perfected magniticer GEO. H. WOODHOUSE fad reasonable comfort, but, like milli ae fo nents f Tee erea gage en 1405 Second wanted ber husband. lend z “ Rings, Scarf Pina, Links, Women want attention. The attention may be of the tender t' m more’n he's , t abe <i Studs, Bar Screws, Bte. est sort, but they want it, The avorage wife would rather have : ae, > the great b Houghton & Hunter ©. D. HILLMAN, Deatings than neglect. It is not the women whose hu willin’ € fight fer. e te om , Jewelers Room 2, Times Block. a CARLTON DENTAL co. coarse and abusive who go to the divorce courta as much as the wo- iinet ask shepard, 90 First Aveous Has the eat. ds and men whose husbands neglect them er of fact the “s work and There is but one thing worse for a wife than constant neglect, 4 manag tt cong can ons i stant attention, Th 11 8 beth ex ’ eer @ ae © " — ed wbou t four " 1513 to 1519 GhAe FAIR. 1513 to 1519 "SECOND AND YESLER. — Thais erhimongpngaee Ay Second Ave. Second Ave. Over Guy's Drug Store Watch Tacoma Grow. wee nen — i In the Dog Days f = ie A Large PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPH | [e225 Snortcc‘co% i Why is ft, pray, that man, of all created things, fatle to be at | px ne a 2.50 Shoo for sale a g his best during the summer solstice? Wi E I! P ; Vegetables and animain are at thelr fullest tide of nd lo Of Yourself With Each Dollar Purchase. The Hub %2' maturity at this epoch. Why should not man be at his best y |, — e 499 Avenue 3 | @uring July and August? | Answer ASK ABOUT THEM Man is out of touch with nature. He does not | al life. BACHELOR SAM S nding the July holidays my Ble runs to excessen. He ts inter perate. | uncle's farm at Renton, I hobnobbe A highly wrought condition of either body or mind t# fatal to | god deal with the garderner strength or satisfaction during the heated term. For instance: Woutd you Jam the furna rt full of coal ¢ tering August day? Yet you stuff mach with heat as if it were the dead of winter and you Jed the higher ture. Be very moderate in your eating and your Bat Hittle it any * Eat fruits and vegetables. Water with no fee in it. frinking in log days. Drink plenty of eats. Above all, watch your mental thermometer One may be ever 0 ful of his diet and yet work himself into a fever by mental tension. Worry is heat. Anger te high tempera ture. Haste is fuel afided to flames. Over-exertion burns up vitality. | Work, physical or mental, will not hurt Indeed, work is necessary. It keeps ‘s mind off the father, Work without worry. Laziness may be as bad as work if you fume over it. Delibe m of effort, serenity, & heer mality— | Mhese will tak through It you lived Guring nature's maturing » The reason ts plain: * natural fe you would be at your rip ason. Instead, you live at your Intemnperance. | —— A local afternoon sheet grows ainrmed over the fact that a New York doctor says that Seattle's city Jail Is the dirtiest eo he ever gaw. The most alarming thing about it all is that any paper would publish that as news. The big cireus brought rain with it, Will It take tt leaves town? ) oma t That reminds us, after a while, when Ta enough, one of the large circuses may visit the town. : etter go over the They're Coaning the Capitol at Washington. ee chamber twice, boys. | nldn’t it jar you? ® pottery trust. W fo hits visitin’ ‘round Kaiser Bill seems to have overlooked Oyster Prosqenty | Mt exemplified—it you students—at their work—preparing for the battle of 11td— You'd think he was born in Lon Jon and had lived there all his life from the way he speaks of it—al ways says ‘dear old London. Well, he was there once for a month "Does that give him a nse | to it ‘dear old London? HMumph. I guess it does, It cost] him $5,000." The gardener is an old bachelor thin, unshaven, dry—you know the type Sam,” I said to him why don’t you marry?” fam only grunted The world’s first gardener,” I went on, “he married.” And he didn’t keep his afterwards,” ssid Sam. one day, job long PAY, PAY, PAY!” She regarded him fondly “Maybe I'll tuneh down-town| with you today.” she said. “Tomor. row is your birthday, and I am go- ing down-town to buy you a pres ent.” A troubled, wiatfal look came into! the poor fellow’s eyes as he said gently “Let is be something inexpenstve, | won't dear? 1 haven't paid for | my Christmas present yet.” TEETH NO PAIN NO PAIN NICE TEETH We are the and orig- discoverers inators of the only reliable and scl- entific system of painiess dentistry, | We extract, er fil and clean or treat teeth absolutely without pain | and ® all work for 16 guarant *. y Dh Pt TEETH a Our name alone is a guarantee that your work will be of the best, and at the lowest cost consistent with first-class work. Come in and have free examina- tion. ators are Meensed by We do not » but you get for halt the price tists who belong to t here charged by de Recend, (op Boor, and ‘visit the day or even- ing classes of Misone? >> 08 E> E> Ve MODERN BUSINESS coL\EGE the dental trust RU WANS, Pamless DENTISTS Port 1, 2, *. 6 ton Block, door south of MacDougall & 40 9. m. to 6 p.m. — cape en 0 3.46, | fact impr: | we READING WOMAN'S TRI THFI LNESS. HIS PALM Lecoa, the detective, waa think ing about getting married uVB you At any rate, women are truth VALI ful,” he said solemnly. “I had that THAT YOU"V peared, a young called He had been when I arrived. thing I questione he was youn question I a hat f worr said to you befor She turned a answere: His very for heaven's of a large t of the best has ever bi these pr 700 lot Ave., ake med on me last week “A woman's husband had disap and I in to try and find him millionaire, missing th Of course, “i his wife. & and pretty aked her was: th the t wor he dis deep r truthfully last words were shut up!"'" Retirement Sale rade, 80 0¢ early and get the pick of clothing that eon shown at lees. ay 18 80, H. Lewis & Co: Cor, Cherry. Come around and be convinced that what we & THE MAJORITY ARE OF ILIAN MOHAIR, EXQUIS ITRLY TAILORED. NEW ARRIVALS—OT ARE OF TWEED WOOLLEN MIXTUR REPRESENT GOOD VALI AT FROM $8.00 TO $10.00, BUT YOU MAY HAVE YOUR CHOICE TOMORROW, AT $4.00 CASH days first The is he ‘Ob : 15,000 stock of high Furnishing Goods, to be closed out at greatly reduced prices. We are ON SALE FROM 6 P. M. TO going out of business} P. M. ONLY NO ALTRRA and at the pric | TIONS MADD BUT WE the stock haa b HAVE ALL SI duced to will ina SEE DISPLAY IN WINDOWS. EASTERN OUTFITTING 0. Cor. Pike St. aff Fifth Ave. SBATTLE'S RELIABLE QGevit House. FOR No smoke, We are having a SPECIAL Seattle Lighting Co. P.-1. BUILDING, FOURTH AND U NION Phones--Sunset, Kx. 27; Ind., Ex. MODERN DENTAL PARLORS REMOVAL NOTICE! OnE, MAIN 6190 Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to Second ay. eaue and Marion street, Marisa Building. Our prices are the very lowest consistent with first class ma- terial and workmansh'p, Modern Dental Parlors Second Ave. and Marion St. MARION BUILDING PIANOS We sell better Pianos at lower prices and on easier payments than any other house in the city, KOHLER & CHASE, 1205 Second Avenue. ©. A. Meyer, Mar. ginator ef Uh of painless I dental oper and extractt: oth, with tho ¥ Full set of Gums" Gold Crowns, inne Work .. nee nil All work * ig Pe a OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS, Pike Street, Corner ‘Third Avenue. For Chilly Evenings soot or Clothiers, Secend ani Unies Are mate certain ty using af CRicagoLo LoanOffice i A Gas Grat ; HARRY SILVER Prop e | 117 Yesler Way. Artistic, efefeti and cherry i i the open fireplace, and much more [| Q.eeutset Bisee te tinia ef fowe i clean and oi enlent when G. Btrietly sont 1% FIRST AVE. SOUTH Phones—Sunset, Pink 1751. In- dependent 1751 Free Delivery, ling” SHAW’'s DRUG STORE ; jo 1213 See- ond Ave. ALBERT HANSEN VEWELRY, WaTONES 706 Ist Avenue lew York Dental Pa Ten years 614 FIRS AVES | oeatt econd floor Howard eppesite Pena wutual Buliding. BARGAINS IN FURNITURE Fer bargains ta Furniture see us RED FRONT FURNITURE CO, 220 Pike St | LONDON LOAN, OFFICE 105 Second A*. B. tee to Guy's Drug a Mn@ to Loan on Watches, Dine monds J aay, Do not buy «atch or Sesore you see our Gieples to window and our prices,