The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1904, Page 11

| Biggest Fees Ever Paid i bore ol to Attending Doctors, Open dally watil 6 P, CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS. ‘By MARGARET HUBBARD ——ae Third Article—- The New Thought » ‘ elther appeals to his neighbor as some} In this busy world, where there often of protection against these to ' gf ey one worth knowing or not; and ail of| seems scarcely time to snatch food and! thoughts, The form “lower ord until. further nathce, . k this before they have spoken to or found) few hours’ rest, the idea of devoting | thought does not in any way refer out anything about each other, ony time to such an old-fashioned | the degree of Intellect, but rather One person on coming into a room will! (jing as meditation Is apt to meet with | the 4 apirituatity. tt matters! teem to fill every tne tn tt with 50d) derision. in tact, most people have for-| not whether one be able to read ort #4 < Jenaer and a cordial liking: anotner per-! gotten what meditation means, and lj write, the loving, generous, unselfish! - ' leon will cast a gloom 1 am going to quote from one of James soul sends out a life-giving atmosphere | | ctowd without having 1 ed a word) Alien's books a definition just suited (0 of ite own to be felt and appreciated by \% OF (No people, applicants for the same! our purpose others of tte clase, | i 4 n, * wil coe] because Py Position, on Ad. a Low —_ “Meditation 19 the Intense dwelling _One more word about atmosphere: ve from him or her has emanated a spi Every house, every room has about it Ww . ‘ dea ur the 1th | uf courage, Keenness and determination | '* “ought upon an idea nacho ty est Pourteenth Street whe 4 wi e horoughiv « the atmosphere of the th fT hich Inspired the employer with confi. tof t shiv comprehend- ¢ thought life of a rr , GAN FRANCISCO woman 4octoT/his fea Dr, Wrench recetved a diamond A named Warne recently won & f¢®/pin bearing a gold crown with the of $12,500, This would probably b®/ monogram "ER." in diamonds, but it eeeaidered qxorbitant by tile St. Lou's) must be remembered that It is a very & prysidian liucky physician who gets & king OF 4 | @ould aot charge a b Re rye 3 falllionaire for a patient. Just what| yenuse his patient was sick and Could | toes were received by Sit Francis Henry ford it. Still if that were not the Laking, Sir Joseph Lister, Sir Thomas feape there would be-no high fees for ' Barlow, Dr. Frederick Treves and Sir + @ectors or lawyers. ‘Thomas When Capt. Frederick: Pabst, of Mil- Smith, the emtnent practition- . died, leaving an estate of $10,- | F® who operated on King Edward prior was reported that Dr, William | to his coronation in the summer of 1%, | the « ing 4 meditate upon you will not only come to understand, but will row more and dence at once. and whatsoever you constantly |! Inhabitants, and this each sensitive arson can feel Evers one !s familiar with the type of me can fed possible who is forever depressed and dis | that the room whose walls have echoed eminent mem! has never made ‘1 i jon = may BS nics wor Was cada rot hemitemed—teo much taken up with his More into iis likeness, for tc will be- with ' sets oft Lge pbs by . + ne ARES " } "i come incorporated into your very be- tin in Its alr some subtle bre of by et warded. besides having the exceptional think for an Inetant rane sharmony, To enter ® room conse: ’ t firmly | IPe—Wwill bocome, In fact, your very self, | $3! : tt I 7 honor of attending thelr sovereign. eee peoraity which might prevent| If therefore, you constantly dwell upon | crated to good will and loring kindness o-morrow, ay, an f I few tag Bray e phages Itecl€ to betier Lis own condition, that which i# selfigh and debasing you | mie orate Tymole Peace, ae of : Now this atmosphere, auraqcall 1 | ry to create for yourself a space, To prevent dealers from buying quantities en make very large fees, In this city ‘there are only two or three specialists by any name that you will—ia the sum | based; if you ceaselessly Chat upon | be it ever a whowe imcomes exceed $80,000 a year: total of our habits of thought. We are | that which ie pure and unselfish cap Bh ‘ oft . : 1 responsible for {t, and can change it as | Will surely become pure and unaseltieh.” | Piitce, corner & noo! warret of ‘Chicage|ten, periieps, who make $26,000, and| MARGAAET HUBBARD AYER. We wilt, Tt tw one of the potent factors| ‘This constant meditating on what | storersom, Keep it to reat and medi+ tiaking for auccers and happiness, for |one wishes to be creates, the force | (Nt In. HERP has been @ great deal of) aigcontent or ruin. ‘which moulds one’s character accordin, talk lately about the “aura,” OF) One's thoughts are much Ike a gar- |‘ one's ideals, be they high or low. we reserve privilege of limiting purchases, PS ti ve ‘The beat of ai] these silent cornere te @ church in whieh one feels at hame, but If that cannot be reached try to re ria Z rs Even the one who can count on 7 miles, arriving the tnseen emanation or atmos- Th i ja thi returning | den, and the gardener’s toll m neces- @ atmosphere, or aura, is | nas ce Session bo epent witn an international repuia- | "Maroy have nroteence te mee tte, | 2877 ual very flower and ahr be |whadow of © person's character, | TALL Gta or thought shal be epoke SECOND FLOOR, with the stricken statesman, and his|tion and an experience in nractice that Pg 3 Goh as Pal gthved by gov Drought to perfeetion, ‘The amount of | very one (cela this atmosphere and {s | on Many homes have adopted. th + fee for Uhestwo visita was an even $2.90, |covers over sixty-six, years, {9 verhape | say go, and a most interesting eight {t Horie Md be en oon Ah od signal bad bd “quiet rooms," and one club in the elty |] Fig’d Lawn Kimonos the living example of a medi- equal the thought se . | thoug! boasts of such lace, Peopl Black— aw er Oe Pay eee eS Conk tan oun. bnn. never estat otter tae | ewes and cherished. Every unkind word and | sorbed by all. Tha " esiin te wis hearst fad | ht RAJ ue, Sheer White Corded Law Howover, though the average mortal cannot as yet percelve the color of his be glad«to make |; i gE Ez the reason O88 | there dnily to sit apart 10 rest and re-|fcontrasting Agures and etripes— Very sheer, extra fine-slusters late only with | cuperate ti corde, alternating with the constant meatal|| combination bands—full cut— fre of & HIKHEr) stress and whirl. With the ald gt a and perfect relax- | deed must be pruned and every gener | should strive to | shaped and aw services, Years ago he ous and loving impulse tended and | those whose thought his time was—or should BE Hl i i i can, bint |fsured neighbor's soul, he Is able in some | Jue .@., ” be-worth $% an hour to him; im hid| subtle, indefnab| t his! Rurtured to make the perfect thought order, and if one is constantly brought | rhythmic breath 9 op Rag Rigen ot, tweeer-om ong and honorable career {t hs never nelghtor's personallty by what we calt| garden, which la the ever bright atmos- into ‘contact with people of an In uo were: theyeres Rat Se ne tending ae pe B ‘aa | Deen @ny more to him; often it] his atmosphere, He is either attraoted| phere drawing all good witnin Its ra. | ferior na? a thought iy hie at nd cour no Ofte: ‘Women’s Brilliantine Skirte tine Skirta fmanghe, and —" ham been werth a great dea) lees. oF repelled thereby, and lke dant circle, deavor to bulld a sort of Chinese wall! or petty annoyances of ‘Omtiea am ee end of it! It seame © pretty etitt /S60 © “= 4... ond in 6 ie wer Navy—piain or kilt or knee i i ; 4 | I leely tailored By Roy L. McCardell, | cage 1.84 fe? he Press Publishi bands—value * Mrs. Nagg and Mr. — ‘erica’ |e ca gtk upright piano {or to.mortow at *95 " { i eee z ? & 5 g 2 sic: 2 &% | | i il i iit ' 44] [ BRE te Brother Willie, now, Mr. ing, thlevish brute! How dare you; nose into our affairs! Don't you dare support him in idleness and give him; Nege. If he did take your dare you, you | liorfere, motiver! You are always] too much spending money, I have asked ‘Watoh and pawn it to play the/Wretch? You lasy, good-for-nothing | meddling In our affatre! Iam glad Mr.| You @ hundred times to turn him out races, a4 you say he did, because a | #Allows-bird! Nage’s cane struck you rors the/Of the house if he wouldn't work, but o——_—_______ HJ ; i if if lf e case was eettied last a ot) ‘It Me t ? wi 4] Your cry Is ‘He ‘s only @ boy!” j friend of yours saw him coming out Nagg hed the spirt of a| knuckles! Stand out of ti jay an . y ly y amt bf ede Mh orm yiger ane the pawn shop, I presume you @hauld| mouse he would give you @ thrashing| let Lionel give it to him good! "Only a boy, indeed! Ho Is gotag on Our Sumi ner Campaign ba (94000, From this trial it was learned/ MM Dah sho that would send you to the howpital! | “Walt, Mr, Nagg, till I get you the| twenty-seven and. should be driving a on easy payments, a : | Hi “But, remember, it may be aa he saya,| “Ob, you bad better shrink away from |clothes prop and the poker, Don't stop | truck or working in a foundry, the big, Ere ensures he funding » that he saw you get up in your sleep] me! I will box your jaws! Give it to/thrashing him, Mr, Nags, you need ex-| overgrown loafer! be sina me Sadll npohtag atch yournelt. him, Mr, Nagg! eran! “How can I do anything with him if t iness in ul | yal “ only « boy of twen-/ “That is right; use your stick! Good!| “There! He has run away! Well, YOU pamper him the way you do, Mr. G B J Porta Just let bim dare show his face in this'| Nags? rea ust y ’ 4 ty-aix, ang he may have taken the|Tdsten to the big calf how! for mercy! f bys agin watoh, providing he aid take it, just in| Do not give him any! house again! It Isn't that I care about his taking ar boyish playfulness, “Here comes my mother poking her| “It is ell your fault, Mr. Nagg. You the things, Tt ts the humiliation of it ‘ee Oh, Mr, Nagg, you are to blame and *Willle-te 20 forgetful. You-know how you know jt! Viera, to pertrm an opere: SS fgets we org veck'the| =» TE Crossed Baseball Bats Puzzle, | , ors w+ teen rouse, now ean change, and many times even forgets malt Rentaae. tea jat ahead if you per- tq buy the things you send him for, le to carry on as he does? “But don’t be harsh with him. Do o He is worthless, you say? Don't say } BECAUSE of Stocks kept complete when others reduce for seo x taking. : | a Ae ee zis it tis Ess BECAUSE of purchases made at advance of scason of which our customers receive benefit ia lowered prise possible. > Reontingent not say angtiing you may be sorry fur. et . Hy ego Do not fly Into a rege and ee oe pe wee Tin furan that Tam ‘ ; " pb; words, Control your temper. ni . never of two minds i t ve f * " SE enor tne lag Poni pcg sneer en you are for how at pole ba a IF GROOT -RRCATER & hil : You will get angry and beat! vind the next. you are ll oites to, Powerful Price Attractions, for while oo ‘ealled in a your temper, make use of words that mating him with shameful violence, fer to-morrow only, + ete ies for: 6 Le er rabiia totes, ohana. 26 Suppoee we found out it earth a JF you intend bu Others talk ‘Trading Stamps'’—VALUE ta the topic Bang,” mistake, and that you @4@ pawn the things, la your Sleep with your whiskers Ye tpoecent of the world and doesn't know what such words mean. within the next six months - dai 1 " - eee ies tak Sink Mean tetsu Brother Willie? I have heard of'auck | YOO Hat miss this sale. — ' Extraordinary Values te heard paps use decause he was so Nore ehib,80 eratic, eo changeanie:t | Here are a few of the great in tito apother, "2 Mind from one | bargains: Vourth wieer, || Women's Dresses and Cloaks 0 not forget forget he amy ‘brother’ und Uprights. assault him and steve my |! Walker...... ab t waiting uae wi moment to find out if you are juste . Coen . ‘ Exive large Wile ie only twenty-six. The go : a ai aa many imeonture ER - trlan'ga of lace, insertings, emb'y, OIF) aie: and na paid: be: ring, teke de. —With and without drop| Ut sas aarp and valu . SUMMER DRESSES . YOu call him ow ase he was my brother ne IU is Is what I have to endure! Thin | ' Shubert....... vs | % hat I have y Waite Cotton Baby "Blankete— soos mone MMs saes | sine Mxe—value a. home to ‘The rose would bring, Then to your breast they meant. “No, Mr. Nags, this ts not case for Take it to be barshuess or cruel words that may Cut out the small baseball Hate-aix of them, three shaded and three wh! Tour own heart's best wound his boyish, sensitive spirit. 1) Pinos them across the league ball and inside the black wrapper of same an4 Love-augury— eamnot trast you to admonish him. them so that no bat will project out of the black border around the ball. , A welcome guest— “Lat me speak to him, coolly, caim}y, A black bat should either cross or go under a white one, and #0 on through the t Te siaddan me, kindly, as a aister should. set of six. In other words, no bat must atand independently of its neighbor, A b “Wat {s that you aay, Mr, Nags?) white under a black, a black under a white, & | He pawned my watoh and rings, to ‘Thus it will be seen that to At them with relation to the rule of one e strange bru “Why, Wille, you big, hulking, loaf-/ tangle will be produced.—Boston Sunday Globe, saw him walking in his sleep =Frank Dempster Sherman in the ‘Century. aero Te | Reduced from To ‘Whe his | 4.8 16.96 ny 2 trey as Wrote It? 3 Can Note,—These prices an . You phyalctan == tow only—wa'h aint ae. The Breadwinners, by ? EAT | ftom aol ak on (ou in order to make Bi 19.98) Children's coals, Blankets—s! extra taffeta bindine—blue border—were Bi! @® ® A Romance of Love and Labor 2 @ pois ru ‘trea TAILORED WOOL SUITS * “4 hair | @eprright, 1863, by Harper & Brother) | recur. Vighe an T being yes beck @ Jinrich- and her tm frarnege Others talk — After this memoratte dettverance cael “What in the world ts that~Dut, m me ous shook hands cordially and gravely with! matter what it are you came mitoa-| each of the judicious jurymen, and then’ Feally” going ao: agoaft 8° 7 wees you Conmuteon PILE Call or. write ' ined and ——* de | turned to where Mand was waiting for! ..!f Famham had not been the moi Examination for booklet bn § 5.50 to were B10. to 15.00. \ baa otc ang modest of man, the tone in which thie sthat song. I must hear id c ant ecalp diseases. deed ly, working. gi him, ‘with a rosy and happy face and a question was asked would have taugit 88Aln. You must not think I am . M. Sunday, To 10 12. f) = | WOMEN’S SILK & FANCY CLOAKS Great Reductions in” *’ becom se who nhingly, " & carpenter, loves lt . 7 him that t exile hi f. 108 daty, but that song has haunted me 5 ™ viogteal ett Traaining’ Yarobam oe femewaré aunts tasers oh talting | Vhatwered nerioualy ial \emseare ius aor eet There is pag Tg iurahead Taffera, Peau De Bole, Ponger, Gold} Fine Lace Handkerchiefs”* val, VO 3, 1 am really going. ing in t y you sing it—th ; Their lives ware hencefors bound to-| unveiling lipe, ut it would “nave, ii |reeal some agpoaia hii nt f : Colored, Gunmetal, ae yf; eether for good or evil. We may not] Maraham® could enure “He spoke out lit is nue fo Legros we gyn pagne—Biouse nam. | say how muoh of good or how muck of] with quick and paasionate earnestness: t of py 4 ere triad te Ss pene re - mnotien Gane Oe oe desirable atziee ‘bills | @Vil Was to be expected from a wedlock meant i then? Do not ‘better oherish . Lo detween two natures #0 gulated and untrained, where the women ton, Do” brought into the partnership the wreck| '*f, Sees, Of ignoble ambitions and the man the! 7 ot over, the wound /on the head healed | any selfish 1 olf You DURBAR OF Dutt. ‘The lee the friction « covered her She was ao bh that she feared ing | 8T@ Rot to he pharm ed forward in hin a 3 FROM onemically machinery can ad came home with the news that he was | <ated Sone am to ples, ‘and Mb bande to his tem: tes ain mone pen how well we can supply ta Srivn ene thas atomnnen, Alea eater ree.” Meant seo to thin waat| COR ennnnnnnne ALL GREAT en trietion i at in thé shade by the front poreh for an hands few up and that reeninds, merece °° “ne woe a se The lene ths Summer Needs in J the amalior the profit at which | cicrting Sliver Shirt Walst Seth besiness cam be transacted. | Finamel, Ross, Gold, Painted China, hoyr, waiting to see him pasa, and when tore trom at lant hia carriage appeared abe rose too. amt claim pf 100 soon rots hc at TW nr A p.. | taney Peapl—value .T. ses. e0ee and way er handkerchief by way of mistool @ gesture, and went on “8 a » AND nies | Stock or Cuff Pins—sela greeting and congratulation, He bowed | “20/8 °F" ward nim Favor @ Mihelale, and Mra Altleon, ‘Troding Stamp Comoe 2 or &-Dlain, Roman "oid : here! 1 ‘have made you angry, or] In 5 TA 5 tiwaye 15 | Frey de Bielde 2 & Wonne, between [or Enamel—vale steerer AM you again. It would be ao her gold hal: Harty Thompson. De Uigalt Sisters & Others,| aur valuce and eur customers! | Pancy Sterling Hat Tins 7 mf 5 T shou \ t I ; Scoala gn suv tat ous ot os | wa is % renin aoa Seat "¢ MMM Dreamland.) g_—____,_| from tar inh tal aban jay an f a - happy eyes Pass ypdu m4 eg ated and Cara from Brooklyn IN Morelli & her F Pearl Bead Neck Chains —ontem But with returning health, Parnham's| is. nothing or worse Mgnt so" beatiful thar Arians Farr’ pres Bheiasiow.8'tenery "| UUIVUN Vande, Mooayita 's Washable Weists | Cnt? -Om" nep-selun, ih love for Alice became an hourly grief, bat it le ae ne fe ¥ ham as he, op, At es tat : sQUAR Fu wi | Women's Washa x . slr Iridescent Cayaiah heart grow eaxy an ac Continued of the / Tura al_and di He feit he could not live no near her, | Atel erery gee] Bs spe Hen an R K W MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN Sale Con | qui Jee-Vaiue tee... seeing her daily, and, yet feeling ano vein of my am more you than | ta remore Mer foreres trem iy? OCKAWAY To-night S| @astle Mfg. Co.'s Stock Suro Link Neck Canin ft. Haw can T separate mys*it} But th that was sot “a5. Paris b Ni hee New York Fancy Hat Pine—Steril eolved to go away—anywhere At Mat fe poured out (hese words, and Be at at any ride since live, 8 4 BEACH. ye | ay biiegretygortinty sorposting oy Weert er 1 ~|-varieties and valu he fined on Japan aa hir destination, Tore ot Aa a ood mas saving *ig naraee’ In ‘|| “NATURE'S PLEASURB GRrounn.” | /ANHATIAN rH Thx any eleewhere to de found....1f you PADREATUR ed have a waist need—for morning, after- peae=. ee __GRAND FIREWORKS ‘To.NIGHT. __|ncon of tha most elaborate styles for Table d' Hote Lunoh you can fll tt here at { iil ke ing house to say good-by, He found Alice alone in the drawing- THE Tw 5 Ww € | room, She was at ‘le piano, sii ~| myself to him,’ NEY 1SLANO BEST SHOW — - ; "beat more than her iovers words | St Meld out Mer hands. He sprang | (1@]EL MRO MM ele] 9 mae 5 ag, 28208 5 Courses...,..30 Cente 7 3 How surprised he wil! be when I tell] “R.domor she agldy“t know what MONT PELE F ome 13t0 230 ; him he shall not go. aa er om 9 : “| J { c Oat the Ne tilack Lawn Wain: %; 1.26..1.49 . a. Farnham turned to Alice, and raid, = WERUTHING | shines Falue $50.10 75.00. THURSDAY, JULY: To ad “Ale f TI ANI we) 4 aa at ca pd tm Se | tec ees es STEEPLECHASE | 'yQSR" [NEW YORK ROOF i c.3.5°|°0 “BATES | OT anganm ne yyy b. ahs “Sat AMM Lead Bi Bway ota, | WAZRE Chicken. €i ee Se ge beer *\2) | | PPARADISE ROOF GARDENS| CASINO at Pillows and Feathers aCe ae fn , PAL Y Paes, aaron eo ote, Feather Pikowe—, Xow Rolnach tn Creager eo Ur, | AePaonetner vith PARBIFALLA 8 QROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, , as ap i LS