The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1905, Page 4

= -— h = nee ever oo much, but f = cake. bave THE SEATTLE STAR | iQ thank xan ever oo mauoh, Butt bak aave bp BY STAR PUBLISITING Co. such a torribly sore throat.” e q : * OFFICKS—ibt and 1808 Boventh Avenue | And in the shriek of horror and tette cat | he supreme medioal aminor of > yearning, the look in her face, in RLEPHONGS EET } y bape the uverage. , her eyes, Alangor | ne wit was Pi reo ET t. Math 1080: Trndependent tim ~ : a weeny Vernon phe joved better than him. | J . aking to | BALLARD STAN AGENG\—UN Rallard Ave. Sunset. Red 14 Beulah had managed to nge;don't yo# love m A wr Rng ae ‘ ‘One cont ver five conte per month for an hour's rellef fron Ov I want to te you—something ame ato ar me led Don't yer Selivered by mat) orness’ duttes, and in bh own! firat,” whe sald in little gasps of Shine? Pierce! Piette! £0 MAIL tien, sapere 50 room, with locked door, was walk,| shrinking dismay, now that the rn es soe ply nie pelendengaon 9 trom the list ing restiewwly up and down crivin has come, : nd pg re weattengdenen’ help ft And Alsager wae—~? Boulah’s| “You may toll anything you like,”|!% “+f seronggiiter ap mcsesliangiN ae e-cond- silage matter. cheeks flamed or paled at thought) he sald, “except you don't love me, |{OT Ns , Me late the COR, BHOOND AVE ‘4 yaw | Of Bim 1 think, however, I can guems, You oe oy A, ne ee og nal , on pete a _ number hag recently been apened — oe He waa the “Uncle Bertie” whom | are afrafd, maybe, you have not been pout, rocking In the wurf; srces us to dincontinu 1 v a F venient place to leave want ads. heals @ million #608 lane children alternately adored and| quite fair with that other one, Ver-|"*¥ him push off, as if into (he very | Hour Spe le ane ee mn the wrist tormented, He was the handsome I thik, was his nau Jawa of death eiieieiinl fore tomorr v ; 4 — bachelor brother of pretty Mra. Sar-| “I understand perfectly how you —— oon corr wee hg ” —e a] thin series of interes “ a tori#, come to preside o Went he said, still holding bis arma |*e*med Wi eternity—and then Mrs.) erackerjack—e fitting eee Is It Kind to Mill? Lawn since Mr, Sartoria’ death. Ajaround her waist. “You fear you olga se came to her, colder, state-| TOI Nee oe tow Ct ee. rich, masterful, elegant man, who| may, perbaps, care leas for me than| !er than eve people of the Northwe NG = ’ * ane rpaRE: had fallen desperately in love with| you thiyk—more for him than you] My brother has revived and all! DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS—the lary Te it ever Mind to kill? have been barred from | the governess, and had been accept-|think—and you want to be honest) (anger I* past, and he desires mo to most exclusive line of holiday goods we es : Ae esse ee # Chicagw® model dino by her 24 hours before. and womanly about it, just as 1]COnVey to you this mensage—thi carried, We invite your inspection of th arly 4 vetpeadecn Sarai oe ba Foe F witht ey ae Boulah had locked herself in her| would have you. But, my love, my| YOU Will consider the past 40 — | arrivals, You will find much here to t o ] Humane association she sai daring for the first time in| love, do you think I whall ever give|"* eas they we _~ rage ge prices na an r : q “I would have a merciful death meted out not only to.vietime of | “Judge” Hamiit of Mut 24 houre—yea, for the first}you up! {f 1 knew you Joved him|®* he Is concerned, while you 12 m, tol p.m be Of these goods #0 this 4 train wrecks, but to persons dying from diabetes, consunifition, cam | “judge a bea areas tes time wince Albert " Alsager had/better, I would pot let him have! low me to wuggest that | can fill price excepting during this edeaehebtn ee dnehdem in this counte shown his ardent admiration, three | you.” your position as governess qu ‘ ks Porous Plasters—We ay 1 Pre NYSCTOOROIER OF SREKoR | months before—to look matters| “He is comltig tomorrow!” whe} ily. And this, | am requested Jal he 8 arisen a shriek of popular herror and a storm of com w W QUAN | straight in the face. whispered to hand you from our guest, who, ‘ ; ti is elie Re t o " " ‘ascareta, regular ize, for one hou be ment. From all sides come a multitude of citations showing that the th « in butid-| And she saw two undeniable facts Phat will be a disappointment to although weak and prostrated, 1 am) pe a “nd yh ‘onan 'Call odors), veauies tie } tos a Jaws of all civilized lande are irrevocably fixed against such a prac viover. WS | ip that unshrinking, steadfast, stub "he said, ‘Beulah, how sorry | sured by the physician in charge, 2he M . born gase One, that never again * ; ” 20 will recover in @ few days th ed out I feel for him! How sorry I feel for “ al In all her life would such a wonder-|overy other man who has not wo And after Mra. Sartoris had taken |) 1,1. satches—% peck best Parlor Matches for one hour Se But this te. not settling q » one wag! fill Sood fortune come to her as this! your Jove! I wonder if it 1s pos-| M¢rselt Away, Beulah read Ploree A year's supply for an ordinary f y Tiegality is not an impassable AND THM OTHER ONE AS) that Alsager had laid, with plead-| sible for me to be jealous of Vernon?| VeTRO'# letter, that renounced her if Statutes are man-made and unmade T.ant Munday “ulght nin a at her feet 34 hours] Beulah, may I see him for you when As unworthy of any honest man's} perfumed Fairy Hearts, on handsomest card, for one hour he There are more fundamental reasons why such optional deatlog eentul copes the vend, | 1 taan uch a Ranustaue life, met nate «|. 80 the dreams all faded, and Beu-|| Lister's Anti Fiuid, reguiar $1.00 size, tor one he 506 out of death is neither humane nor expedient aK was very forjunate that the) ot ice poor, ebesure girt—-tn 1 rs, fet hime pegs red lah went her lonely way again ie Sinty*h Shalt, doe ab heme isos T5e¢ ‘ Who can prove that a sufferer will die of his Injury or disease, | this (iened company. “Hamlet ia] 000 would evor have such a chance.| after that little, low-breathed, hesl-| (rMdsery and weariness | Peroxide of Hydrogen, requiar Sc bottle, noon hoer special .... 116 4 even if it be among those deemed incurable = * ota yo —, fact—that| tating yes. “And I must go now ; vst : sear otha eal . : © that an excessively def nf when Vernon had sailed, one year! | must go!” jf Violet Ammonia, highly perfumed; regular price one hou How can a _— _ Suga be = xcessively defo a ant pelora he hed takee her soleme pp een | : * Hines cia ~ pers ood watgy 8g tt “A o ee < pc Had Pierce come? Had he heard or é Theatrical Cold Cream, full pound in handsome container, for one ature plays seme strange tricks. When he returned, June 24—and| ail about It? Had he got the death he Mirabeau, born so misshapen that he was called “the nephew of oday it was June 23. blow to his hopes and happiness? . pte a Rierenee Satan,” for two years stemmed the botling, surging tide of the Freneh If she had been true to her own! Then, just in sight of West Lawn ] ren ; 7 ote’ Tevolution. His tongue, tled at birth, by Its taighty logic and sweep- heart, true to her womanhood, A}-/ gates, again she saw Alsager stand-| Perfumed Tiny Toilet W - rs he fragrant and delightfully refi 4 ‘ > Ne ae Sb wagers declaration would never|ing on the cliff, the furious east| ing bath, per package, for one hour ......+.++« Pate SM 4 Ing eloquence, swayed the assembly to his will. In his enormous, dis- | wo yor | have left his Hips; but it was enough | wind blowing the salt spray in his| To succeed these days you must have Family Combination Guaranteed Water Bottle and Syringe, rapid 3 figured head worked a mind so powerful that It could hold a bal- thet has | that #he had not been true, and now|face as, glass in hand, he stood | Plenty of grit, courage, strength. How flow, three-quart «ize; regular price $1.50, for one hour O3e ae ance between the Royal, monarch.w ping party and a famish sof Woey. |) che was in a ph where there was| watching what appalled her to see | is it with the children? Are they thin, | Bleycle Suspensory Bandage, regular price 0c, noon hour per fal 156 Ms People athirst for blood. At his death uo other man could check the 12 pe & terrible contest between am-)s flimey little boat. in which one} pale, delicate? Do not forget Ayer’s I pur syringe, best rubber; regular value $1.00, for one hour ...43¢ “i is id Said decks abil Secbh tasths x thee vote of aver bition and affection. man, all alone, was trying to make!) Serseparilla, You know it makes the | 2 Dent passion: - oe oe me § be & One word from her to either would| (the shore ' f | Again, tenacity fo life varies |eottla it all. One word to Aliaair,| And thon she saw the face of the| °° Pure and rich, and builds up | The Quaker makes free delivery to all parts of the city. Use Many people who have been pronounced incurable recover and telling him she had been mistaken | man in the boat the general health. Sold for 60 years. |B your phones, Main 1240; Ind. 1240. “Same bim' Save him! Don’t let live to make events—as in the notable case of Madame de Maintenen, “the most artful of her sex." When a child her highborn thief of a father brought her to Martinique. in her own feelings. Of cou jeould do all this, and ‘ae And—meet Pierce Vernon jad Ble On shipboard she was unto homecoming; alas! not as lee) wid € death; indeed was pronounced dead. The father stood ready to cast \ true. R DRUG (ee) her into the sea, but the loving breast of the mother felt a faint beat- \\ bh mote she do? he a {ng of the child's heart. Thus near to death was that marvelous | Q And, aa if in answer, she Neard | y Li oe ¢ od nd, beset on every side by onemiee, ruled the grand monarch—and in the shade. #0 France—for a third of a century | ‘Come down, Bowlah, | want The motive—to allay sufforing—-which actuates Miss Hall and | ef ogi voy 4 } others who have upheld her dvctrine is most commendable, But we | sme iano t | should set our faces like flint against the doctrine of homicide for | | the same fleree, passionate sengatl You, it's mighty easy—buying clothes here. The stock is large, ff} ‘easo! *e chiefest ev eault 8 bjontive, ot | b i Killing off the American Indian would be the casieat way to dis- [meso g down to him, tell sen OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN ACCOMMODATES EVERY PURSE. | ese of him. But how about the effect upon ourselves? “My own darting’ How f wand Let's supply your Suit and Overcoat noeds—-you'll never regret it. 9) e To rid the world of the dying remnant of a savage race we would you, Beulah-—how | wanted to have | civilization. | WHIPPING THR CieaM. And, when be pressed his kisses No, no! We must not cheapen human life. | fe johase suention:| Wart and lingering om her tips, Beu- Eastern Outfitting Co. (Inc.) ‘We must not lessen our regard for it. | tow oold suet be ie Twice an] ht tried to free herself. Seattle’ _ "i and Fifth The mode of construction of the Estey Plano is new, the ‘The only right thought, the only scientific purpose, is to save tite, | °° = gr ¢ oe sant te aie ce a He's Reliable Credit House” Cor, Pike St. Ave. frame being entirely independent of the case, The frame is dest % J. D, K. ie to indefinite. How cota] — jer vr absolutely rigid. “sad —s moat ‘what be, the weather? The rest plank of the Estey is made - panel avee oa Loule of Rationberg created om wood turned sidewise, crosswise and endwise of the grain Guess Again, Kernel qucnten wide te tabs canary. tie When the tuning pin is driven into these layers it “stays dida't wear ‘nearly as much ince as whare it is put.” This is the reason why the Estey holds its ee, See wonderfully sweet tone so tong. i “ ‘te " ere rotting clear id The Estey is a fine plano at a moderate price. ces In his remarkable “editorial” of ‘ast Sunday. In which he & wacked Wee os range trom $376 to $600. te knock ‘icipal ownership and boost, for Willie Hearst at the time, Kernel Blethen stated that all the carlines in New York ire owned by August Belmont, his object being to show that the best “Mreet car service is obtained on the monoply plan, as in Seattle Hoping that the Kernel made the statement out of ignorance, ‘Father than through witful perversion of the truth, The Star wishes te call attention to the fact that he is ontirely mistaken. Many of the New York lines are owned by different parties, and moreover paaemgers pray ed id you give up { gave up ove EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS MAY BE MADE. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STEINWAY, ESTBY AND OTHER PIANOS. 7ll Second Ave., Seattle San Francisco Tacoma, Wash. Oakland, Cal. ehing. A Missourt man has whinkers ti feet lion. and he's prowd of “em. Mat he « never made them an exetse for writ fing any play Hike “Mire Warren's Pro femsioa.”* She's bought a monkey for a pet tant she the footie maid? It simply whows thet there is no transfer system between them. have 9 Seeese mand to have the New York is divided into five boroughs. In Manhattan bor , 2 saab —— . there are two surface systems, the Metropolitan and the 3rd moor ng canal will bh | almost an jiewun by th ‘Mock of the latter Is owned by the Metropetitan. There are no fansfers between them. They are owned by the Whitney-Ryan syn- dicate, READY FOR THE DELIC. BUR. Por the past week the Standard hea _ Manhattan borough also bas two rapid transit systems, the Man- Peet age hay Be € Kattan elevated, and the subway, both af which are operated by the THE FAIR 1533 ef bonnie Second 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT On all Cloaks, Suits and Skirts for one week. Sale begins Wednes- day morning. LIMITED Establishes The Standard of Excellence in men from the mechanical fore, | end sen feealt the paper appears & Taterborough company, controlled by August Belmont. There aro no | rte ‘teen iiied snd om Yitomaay | Train Equipment in the West. transfers. Harold Roudebuah, who Brooklyn borough has three surface lines wht, De Kalb av. and the Steinway system. fag to do with any of them, except possibly the latte transfers between them. Brook August Belmont has not Operating Daily Between SEATTLE, SPOKANE, ST. PAUL AND are | A TRAIN THAT PLEASES Thus in the greater city there are five separate « of sur ortety ou te ‘ face lines and two rapid transit systems, and while the latter are ool rot the te rane POINTS EAST trolled by one company they are entirely independent in operation. Centennial’s PAPMENCING, ro gla 22, Richmond borough has two surface lines independent of all the | ™ saat via are | Others. NERVOUS HEADACHE. | You are tired, nervous; your brein Don't make the same mistake again, Kernet. lin overworked--and your head rn aches Dr. Mites’ Anti-Pain Pitie t IT fact gently on the nerves, soothing] We are the largest retail es- | ar SNe. Vee eee Sey to the contractors and builders. 9) ured, %% doses, tic Never sold } ba balk. “THE COMFORTABLE WAY” NEW_COMPARTMENT OBSERVATION CARS Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour YOUR 0 7 Is SAFE when It is safely tn Burglars can annoy you; bad mons may cripple you; speculation may ruin you. The State Bank of Seat~ tle is safe because it is governed on a conservative basin. it holds your | money where you can get it ly, and without danger of loss. We pr ent interest on Savings [ . interest compounded twice a The Stock Is the | Most | Complete | And prices and terms unequaled. J} _——_ A dachshund created = panic in a) no loafer. iyn school. Teacher probably it it was @ snake, “Your birthday He's a Mehtning artist.” “& Mghtnin Mg artist? Why “Yep. Quick on the draw Still McCurdy and Met as evidence of their cane in the man-| agement of their companies, to the you're # candidate for mayor?” | fact that they never tried to do a big | 5 business in Russia. y happy returns of the day | Affording the Traveler eon election H may point, THE Pi ACY OF HOME, THE COMFORTS OF A CLUB, ae That Beattie ho insisted : “CLASS HOTEL SARPENTE : many had @ campaign fund of | an Xray attle, man whe his ind onl -—--# THE LUXURY OF A FIRST-CL CARPENTERS are invited to 09 this year. Tammany evident-|jungs most have been couched by a lot| If you want the moon page 6 can't inspect the line of Butlers’ Believes it is giving back part of it NOT FROM RB TIMBERS, Fel bg Dartaweon. cominiastoner the New York Board of Health, @ftived this afternoon to inspect the mite for the tuberculosia cam Dr. ington was delighted with ap- al of the other physicians of the So f aS One can see there are is. On the property eon- feasted for the cattio und obickens wil Tetons to the city. Dr. Darlington thet these cattle and chickens, @ugmented by others, would not only @upply the fruit, vegetabies, milk and necessary for the contemplated Be pationta, trst also for the city instt fatten —Otisville correspondence ‘Times. of married men. | help you. o bY > bought a box at the theater _this evening and I wish you'd join Hardware and tools. nf 2 But if you do not want the moon see page 6. oe id fi mphiet descriptive of the Oriental Limited and ‘tim Observation Compartment Cars and for Detailed in- formation, Rates, etc., call on or address Cc. W. MELDRUM, C, P & T. Ay Second and Columbia St., Seattle. &. 8. Dakota Sails for the Orient December 16, ALL GROCERS SELL IT COLLINS BLOCK, JAMES AND SECOND. PHONES 416. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 Second Avenue. BOTH PHONES Mi ‘CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE HARRY SILVER, Prop. 117 Yesler Way. The largest school In the Northwest. Rookkeeping. State agents for Gregg Shorthand, The only Com- mercial Exchange Dept. In state. More teachers than any similar local school. There are many more facts about the big school. Want to know them? BUSINESS COLLEGE. Exclusive users of Budget “1 suppose this town has a specimen @f the celebrated man, one o saloon loafers, who amus: by killing innocent people. roa visitor to Bandy Gule: a bad man, stranger,” replied the oid resident, “but he ain't ALBERT HANSEN 706 tat Avenue A genteel place to borrow money on diamonds and all kinds of jewelry. Strictly Confidential. | { ‘ WILSON’S MODERN