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\ THOUGHTFUL act

y lie 5en Of fhe tfien7 WHO is con-.
#ua ts#aeertpy The 7eat=t4 HE railway
taH fnai ene really has secured az
aifeNfg1 scat for ones self sometimes
works and sometimes don't y
PASSENGER hur4yine along the plat
form iust before The train started
Guu4 himself upon u scat that was
already occupied by Gladstone BAG.
That seal is taken" said a morosc
cid gentleman; my friend has kept
i with lis bag MI right" said
the Willy passenger affably, I'll oceu
~ it I'll he comes OF course, the
friend never came, and Just as the
train WAS moving out of the station
the willy passenger seized the bag an1
threw Il out Of the window. "What
are You doing, sr?' shouted the old
gentleman furiously. Anything the
matter2' inquired the other. you
don. want Your poor friend to lose
lis bag. DO you?''
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Attentive
Service

Proper attention to our Gus
toners is the handspring Of our
steadily growing success, No
trouble to show goods at any
time OF deliver the smallest
item to Your home. Come il
when on visiting or shopping
expedition and rest yourself IN
der electric fans; get cool; have
cold glass OF soda water OF
dish of ice cream. We viii be
glad to give you our best atten-
ton. We find it pays to be at
tentive to customers.
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Don't think because your first nd
vertisement meets with no success
that you should drop it.-Geo. H.
Flint. X. II. White company, Boston.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

nave, he thought Why should 10
not pause aud even stand where abe
had stood She had left her prayer
book. and that also sas noble Of
her. All the other books had been
taken away to that garish little gem
Of a new church. Only hers re
manned.
lie kissed the book and replaced
Il reverentiy. In a week Il would
no doubt be with her in that other
church.
but ON the west side of the church
whittier he turned 20 reach the par.
sonaEo In which a Delmain bad
lived for more than two centuries
he saw her.
She was standing by the large
white marble cross which marked
where her mother lay. Mr.. Melton
Hassell had lost hts wife In the first
year OF his greatness IA master ..
DRILLING II was before the dlscord
between him and the vicar OF Drell.
ing. and-well. Of course, she lay
In tho old ehurchyard
She looked up. and at once moved
toward him. and there was that IN
her face which constrained him q
walt for her. The impulse 10 steal
away In the other direction was In
Simultaneous on seeing her: but 50
also. waa her movement toward
him.
He waited for her and smiled.
Yes, he would give her the key
II she would take a.
But she spoke first. offering hin
her hand
Il want to say something" sh,
said rapidly. "and | want you 10 be
lleye every word Of It, I--you ma,
think what you will OF me. but 4
has got 10 be said Once you asket
me II could love YOU. and IL wa
hasty. and said ! could not.
meant would not hut I love yot
now. and--yOu read the words jus
now-if you stu love me. an
willing and anxious Ia say. liki
Ruth. Whittier thou goest I will
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Abigail Sloan S Love

Nv CYNTHIA GRAY.

MARION Sept 6~Today Abigail sloan aged years
removed 10 the Old ladies' home Among effects
found sailors blue uniform her Miss
gagged ~ho entered the civil service aud
than home 10 he. HN
Sometma smile at them those Of them queer.
o az
snub them away them.
these pculiar little old maids with lyey
who always little and uneeran today II s In
tho past .-ft
We have thought that their lives
Romance
old Abigail Sloan
o love Tho a soldiers uniform
Hos hours have tho faded
faded blue
How often have the old bghtead ssnory
How ofsa have the pale and suakea asahed
SSH s1aAel q
How many tines has the thought
that last far~wels
How times have the banda white and slender
hard and tni msnea
iugly over the folds of the suit of faded bluef
This her life Not he but
back IN the With him
Aud ne have Wondered
A. her, almost hated her. We have called her
Today have learned about 81
know aud understand
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A CONGREGATION OF ONE

loved brethren. the Scripture nov
eth uA="
And then be looked up from his
book II wa as II his eyes we're
determined 90 act In defiance 81 bis
will She was. IS ever. beautiful
and cain. she did no, look up.
And then he closed the prayer
book.
n am afraid" he said. that
must aaak you 20 forgive me. that IN.
excuse ne I eanuo, 60 on. Miss
Haaseii win ieave DrcllInE. AZ
your father desires
lie didn't speak bitterly lie
didn't even feel bitter about things
a the moment
But in the veatrY. with It's crying
testimonials 90 his failure the
eight cnNsockH nf his choir who were
not the written rules for their OBJ
aervanee. and the notices about
holy season here he was suddenly
seirod ~ a thruitilng despair
He removed his robes and sat
down
lie believed that Il was the un-
fairness. the astounding unfairnesE
which hurt him most
Was be not wounded enough in
the fact that year aEo-or was IL
an aeon Eve Hasaeil had told him
tha' she did not love him. Where
was his crime In loving her and
telling her sog
n VAS afierward that Ewes faith
er had begun hts campaign Of oatra-
rism. and there WAS little that
money could do 10 force him from
Drclilng that Mr.. Melton Haasell.
Of the great house. has not done.
He had written 10 the bishop about
~. and the bishop had written "a
Philip. suggesting. in all Christian
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The young vicar % fJeailinE came
QUE f the ysatrY and. sefy straight
and very Whlfe-faca and EoNn-
kneit to begin the morning services
u Waa a tiny. unnhtrualvc old
church. a mere dot on the territory
Of the great house whose plnuarlez
and windows and turrsta and fret.
ted hsttlements- work 81 many
generations ~ architects com
handed u At a distance 81 about
three furl0nKH Ike TERED bat
tery of money bags.
For the first time since tho traus
bic he had not runr the bell There
was 40 one else 20 ring IL. and he
Il had come "a this-siidn't think
Il worth whlle.
lie was no coward. but he waa
tired % Il. life seemed too cons
pleta a moekeTY thia morning. TIM
fair July morning. as he Wal kesi
up The avenue toward the great
house from the lodge which had
his family'a eaeuieheon in store
over ita door.
The stone label 10 that 81
cuteheon bore the words stand
FIRM There were five hrotens
uoaed Delmain monuments In thr
church. and 10 each Of them was
that same cscutcheOn. Nlth lh1t
same motto sa
But he wasn't sure that he cbrld
I do IT,
Even while he faced hia courres
Cation he heard the sweet chimes
Of the new church which tho new
owner had built with the fprrfSul
haste % a pharosh. on purpQAo
20 compel him Ia 80.
a congregation OF one.
He read for her and himself with
his head little bowed. Dearly be-
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Westminster Presbyterian church.
Broadway and Columbia Rev. J. ".
Wilson. pastor - Subjects. The
Church and Its Veteran Ministers !.
evening. second Il Believe sermon
on the Apostles creed. Jesus Christ.
Gods son" Prelude. Some lessons
from the Peace Conference
Unitarian Church. one block west
OF high school Rev. w. II. slmonds.
mlnister-seryieo II a m. sermon.
"A Square Deal for Every Man in
Religion: opening sermon. talk "a
children. subject. My First Lesson
ia self Help"
Advent Christian Church. Ole
James. Rev. Geo. E CoOprider
minister. res. 404 iith-Worship II
A. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School
1915: Loyal Workers G.: 80 p. m;
prayermeeting Wed. tao y. m.
Subjects tomorrow. morning. The
Advent Message an Inspiration "a
Active Mission Work. evening
Thy Kingdom Come"
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
S12 sixth. between Marion aud Co.
lumbia Services II A. m. and p
m. Subject. Matter" Sunday school
~ m; Testimonial meeting Wed
evening 3 O'Clock. Free reading
rooms NJ 923 and 92i Alaska Build.
Ing. A lecture on Christian Scione,
by Clarence c. Eaton. G. s H., il
the Grand Opera House Sunda,
afternoon. 3 o'clock.
The First Presbyterian Church
cor. Fourth Ave. and Spring sc
Rev. NJ. A. Mathews, D. d. Pastor
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IDA TARnELL PLEASE wRfTE
John d Rockefeller II not TO
blame for his looks. nor il he at
fault hecaHaa he has neither hair
nor whisaefN. or that hlH mouth
looks like a slit = Some Of hla
critics are not half az good looking
aH IL old John. We MAw bin la
Cleveland the other day. and waa
favorabiy impressed with hIs APP
pearAner lie may be guilty 81 the
many thlngs charged against him.
but u ls unfair and unjust 20 eriu-
eiAe hiss locks The "oid man has
the dough" howarer. and = hun
cry public wants 10 500 him dashed.
We rather Nymuathixe with the
under dog In the Tight" and We
don't care who knows a. Givr the
public a rest on the Hoehefelicra
See Wellington. O. Enterprise.
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Fred IanaIn has started 0at With
his bNirr. Thursday. All wanting
haliuE doue can cali Ga hiu Hell
den correspondents ElyFia col Re-
publican.
Why does a woman keep from
siahbing her head when she plas on
her hatT
Here IL something ~ uant To
know; l. finance stiI frenzieaf
she was learned IN Greek and cal
uufeu2
on. fun % knowisdrc was her
cerebruu.
She could rad ~ oacIlak. and logic
spout.
hut you'd never xaean that
She
f'hCwcd
CUNT
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
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himself to surrender the poor ffag-
ment Of his ancestral rights which
remaioed 10 him with the adyoYs0n
Of that little church. u might. In
the circumstances. be best for all
|eonoerned. including himself
But he had stood firm against the
bishop. even as against the mighty
power Of her fathers purse and the
hideOua aapplng OF hia Influence la
the little parish which proceeded
from that power
The bishop was Rrieved n the
heart. yet duly eonsecrated that
rival church. II was gorgeous
little church. with much gold and
expensive marble % IL. aud its In
enmbent was an able man. a good
man alno In his way. though with
out private means. and with n fam
lily which constrained him 10 see eye
10 eye with bis patron.
Was there ever such rancor In a
man ~ this Of Melton tlaHsell to-
ward him. Doubtless II was true.
~ the gseAt man uf the great house
had declared 20 him after his error.
Eve was = bride for a prince or a
duke; certainly not for a para0n.
who chung with such degrading
weakness 10 the mere ragged hem
Of the thousands Of lordly aurra
which had for generations belonged
20 the Delmaina.
Ewes father had offered him TO-
900 pounds for the aaeowAon of that
tiny church
"ita fancy price,
ITO get rid Of me. I prcaaume7"
And EVe.a father had said.
Well. I don't deny a., Mr.. Del
main. and any man In my position
would do the same
The 10000 pounds vas Increased
70 5000. and that had reused the
old Dclmaln spirit In even the VI
car Of DrellinE.
Il should as soon think Of self
ing my coat 81 arms. Mr. Haaseli"
Mr. HAhaall had no coat Of arms
Al that time. but he had temper.
and he was yindictlve.
Well. III make YOU sorry before
I've done he said
And nov he had done about all
he could do. and II was enough
The Rev Philip Deimain. last 81
the Delmaiua ~ Drelllng. thus sit
ting In Bis dlseniabllahed veatrY.
among the eaasocka Of the choir
who would never again praise the
Lord with him. was beaten.
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The sweet chimes Of that other
church ceased. Instead NJ them he
heard the cheerful tgifierinK 81
blrdn Otherwise he was surround
ID by great and soothing silence
Well. II ought 10 have been aooth.
iug nut 4 waa not Ills pale face
flushed as he remembered what he
had lust done. or rather not done.
Tho shame Of -
lie rose aud confronted his igno-
mluy with steady eyes " flushed
cheeks and IN n little ~hile be re-
turned. calm again aud no longer
flushed. to the place from which be
had fled.
she was there. knealinF with her
face On her handa
InHt for n moment he stood mo-
tionieas. not quite 10 erect nov. but
whittier than before Only foF a mo-
ment
And then he moved softly % his
yestry and ahut the door.
Not nos = recrcant servant Of his
Master. when he returned 20 the
church. and vent down ia narrow
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In this "eormatory school rewards for faith
funess girls taught 20
work They forced TO labor There
expected poor girls nothing
10 look forward There
challenge personal pride self respect The
young driven
being every a throw her
self away
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yvHYr

WHY1
Why does a frail. delicate bride
remain cool as n cucumber before all
those people. and big. husky man
taemblc IKE he Is going 20 be shot
WHY
Who kn0w-ea but that Chaucef lime
hya aaye
uyn insperacoion CAT for manye
iaye
From out som oide SAXON joke box.
And gleefuiie thcrfram hys gauges
tok.
CERTAIN MANiMs or HASH
EEsH THE WISE.
OF what use on earth IL the fly
Why Ask
The ny was provided on the window
10 haak
And give the housewife house
cleaning task.
The Young Mans IN love. Tis
known for this reason
Ife shinsth his shoes and Fusheth
the season.
And iuncheth never the LlmhurRer
cheese on.
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20. and. you know the rest. Philip.
All, sighed on her content
ment-"you do love me- ] an
glad"
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sfIT.4

Farmers viii soon begin 20 dig
their potatoes on account OF the
blight which has killed the vine.
More attention should he paid to
spraying. using only good standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

morning subject. Cursed Church
Workers: evening subject. -Four
Sources OF Poverty IN Seattle"
Trinity Parish Church. sth and
James. Rev. ". II. Gowen. Rector
Services az Z 30 4. IN. II a m. and
80 p. m. Sunday School tMatinsl
:. 20 =. m. Morning subject. The
Open Ear: evening subject. This
First Christian HeartaCe.-
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
81 and Marion. Fletcher whorton.
minister-Public Worship II a IN.
and p. m. Morning subject.
yellow Peril; evening subject.
Government by the Rich"
Queen City Theos0phical Society
in America. Pioneer Blk. A. o. u.
W Hali-Puhiic study class. p. m.
The Secret Doctrine; 5 p. m. lee
ture. Our Part in I.ite's Drama
BY Mrs, Jennie 5. Clark.
The Philosophical Society. Seattle
Lodge. Ills 3rd. Sunday p. m
lecture. Evolution OF the Indi-
yidual" by Thomas A. Barnes.
Roman Catholic Meetinsx-
St Mary's Parish-Rev. w. j.
Metz Early mass and sermon
(ehildren's mass at S: 80 a MI. sun
day school at $50 n m. aad 2:3e
.. m. High mass and sermon at
1880 a m. Instruction and benedic-
ton at $3.50 p. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue
Masses at 600 a m. Z 30 a N. S:Ss
q m. aud 1880 a. m, evening serv-
ice at sac p. m.
Sacred Heart Church -Rev. Geo.
A. HID. At Goo a. N. aud soc
a m. low mass. 7:30 p. m. vesperA.
sermon and benediction.
Church OF the Immaculate Con-
eeption-Rev. A. Sweere At 1850
and $50 a m. low mass; 1880
n m. high mass and sermoE: 7:Se
p. m. henedictlon.
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our dinner. Hut We are "squegcc''
az this writing East Liberty Cor
roapondenec w. Manifold. O.. Era.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

One Castro will pleaAs note that
the Monroe dootrine. after IN OK"
animation. Ia pronounced BY Or.
Roosevelt 90 he alive and kicking
and Anything but fuaHllised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
- STAR DUST -

'saiatipns llanusrryllis cor. orr.
sillsf0J Carrier.
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And here for euiogy the west genea
his time; Five Industrial school for Gs
the condition 81 Colorado Institution
punished By beanes and confinement
The elimination revolt that
eladed the entire school Real battles fought between thu girls
and the teachers girls punches half police
employed
them named Miller head Of the school,
political proceedings
of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
NJ Ems ORDEAL.

We EDS ORDEAL.
We arc generally temperate Il
meal time. bat Just n @iecgle" too
much "Eardea SASS upset our
stomhucket+ Tuesday and split"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
The $500 Hat store.

All the New Fall styles now on
sale, +. n Brooks & Co. 1881 snd
Ave. 80
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THEN CAME A NAN His Fitzgerald. lie brains
heart He has the sympathetic
impulses
praise
sunshine kindness He has patience aud PITY Tor their wonsdo-
Ing instead Of beatngs lie hanshed the
lie employed good Will lie girls their
lie them something to do and rewarded them wh Iadoua
praise.
charge institution
had prison TORE OUT EVERY
build
seedlings vhpplnEs pro
Today yoa cannot tell this resoFaioy
from well regulated girls boarding school
The resultf IN FIVE YEARS NO GIRL HAS RUN AWAY.
And girls finished tue have begged
come Mr. Fitzgerald believes In the refining influence
Every taught great
and public entertainments are frequent parsns the forsnoo class
provided
salvation about the home
Then play. busy
ing time think OF mischief girl
take advantage Of Mr. Fgsrads w be boyeod
BY the entire school,
only
reformaoy school Fitzgerald
other the old idea His
exception 3 girls easily
formed than boys II the girls considered hopeless
have made No g wholly bad What she needs
Is chance She needs all the personal liberty consistent with her
good She what other
happiness
that
their viii help
ward girl needs the warmth Of IN kindness
Civilization
What the boys II the boy bad
smile inaulgenty his -foies"
limit
In girl
forgivenno She snned therefore
ruined The boy has merely She nned aieni
abe tries get up rs, her back o can't do anything for that
girl" hopelczsy
into beast.
The and the zir The boy takes advantage rs
affection folly He considered little eless"
She committed the Hnpardonabs And the cruel her
folly vicious
behind hgh walls She a bad girl"
Thanks tho Iowa always
ing her girls that 60 and
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Choppers Degree Picnic.
Pleasant Beach sunday. Take
boats from Pier ss
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CHURCHES
r44s*4 .

\ In order 10 insure publica- =
b ten. church notices for Sat 4
\ urday's Issue must reach The 4
; Star office not later than 4
. Thursday afternoon.-Ed.
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Is this report that there continuous strike"
going the hone The girls OF
methods These strikes down by force Whipping and
the girls dark cells principal methods punish
ment The whipping done With rubber hose half Inch In
diameter doubled Of the
officials EACH DELINQUENT GETS TWENTY-FIVE
fsIiEs UPWARD The regular punishment just after
prayers
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SNvingthe Bad Girls"

The Denver toll about scandal in the Girls In
dastrial home Colorado institution depoabie
girls brutality whipped badly Anarchy
prevails Investigation out
break in this ocad home by tho Humane society and the
port reveals many failures a abuses OF management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

IAN Il not cheek
that Is brassy."
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% S ss ;1 % s S .r S DC s where things are
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that the treatment has lot helped you,
h. &. hiurphey will return your money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
Good Words.

The Citizen Is pleased to learn from
Las Vegans who visit the Duke City
from time to time. that the City OF
the Meadows IL experiencing quite a
forward movement under the stimulus
OF having secured the location Of the
F~raternal Sanitarium. The demand
for property to rent Is so great that
a local company has been formed
for the purpose Of building such resi-.
dences and keeping the supply. II
possible. commensurate with the de-.
mand. As illustrative OF the forward
movement already indicated. the Sat.
urday evening Optic was a handsome
l2.page issue. which could not be ap.
~preciated by the citizens OF Las Vegas.
Albuquerque Citizen.