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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
TOO TRUE 4 PROPHET

died of scarcely
novelist. popularity had
lived his aud his
inventive conceived and
which fired the popular imagination years bcome
everyday commonplace
the appealed powerfully the
public Of 1872 mpuhatrt But that
the globe be cred without particular hurry
the has died the palss ds in tho fun
light ~
Twenty Thousand srseaat the sub
which dtriglhe
alton owed the realm Of 10
that OF science.
a great historical rorsapoa history
before him. behind him
His prophetic vision and II ha misfortune
his delicious dreams Int ssn reality.
perhaps herary
his ncoa changed wonderful
a fororu milestone that Is passed
only story teller.
ties had tremendous psychic effect Hpar,sd the
spiration % tssna o. me ant asuuaf
th4pza OF
e0mpishmest .r4ss.- 4 Il e.. -. PlsI
only poSst
step OF huaas pespsss.
Tor ssghore DEPTHS Of
mystery ahead all asvoaeersess weus
world seeds bold thcr sOryine ancics
q neeGs headed
catch
gress
hardly successfully auaSrE
civfs wcya thiFs II
pslssitbsa quiehaa@d pgvss effort
by tbs Wild draaa - Ist~s Verne
az tsns blad dyins He the most
outlycd the
proga~ee poneer boekhoase
busting all but forgot
ten inside out for the sake Of their golden lining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
Millions mischief
eorrHHaHr n tfnrHrar AsHoaAuoS
~ HHAooN HILL
WRIGHT NEWSPAPER ~ reRrRmE ASSOCIATION

/ was OF value " / was IA makt hef
understand how / was aiuai 81
/ began my narrative at once. and
told her Of all that had happefs-i in
connection with my escape lfrqm
! hail and ~ the fearful condition
that had been laid ON me - py
mysterious nboratar NATURALLY ale
was greatly shocked that subj a
bastard design should be hatf hing
against Lord Alnhiugtou. bud hsr
horror Wu evidently blunted L. Der
concern FOR me
You must get away from this
terrible mans clutches. Arthur.
she lnalstsd. with my help surely
II can be managed. Tor the chance
he has given you tonight shows
that no ta not lnfallible"
hut I had 20 dash her hopes with
the expressed conviction that Tier
zok would never have left the huusa.
even trusting INC as | believed he
did. unless he mad taken steps %
prevent my eludinE him. And /
went on to say that life would be
Of no use 20 ne. that ! would lust
AZ soon 30 back and be hanged. II I
could not turn my hpuriouAly- won
rnpite 10 good account.
u have no mind 10 hs a hunted
fugitive for the rect OF my life
which would be my lot I'll could
shake HerzoE off" I said. And I
proceeded 90 tell her how, when
thu vsnAl warder had preached the
news % my coming escape. my ono
Idea had been to utilize Il 10 elaar
my name by finding the real scoun-
drel who had done my mother ana
sister TO deAth. narrated the
grounds OF that foriorn hope my
DYING sisters last words: Man.
mask. Roger"
Janet had stationed herself behind |
thu other window curtain 70 help /
mo In my wall FOR HerEog's rulurn |
The slantiuE moon beams fell on her /
uebi ionleas figure In tho pretty /
dressing gown and touched her /
beautiful. wis'ful face with tender /
gtow all through our scarcely audi
bio conversation. But now. AT the /
sound Of those to IN. meaning IeuE
words. she started. and her dear
yes saown with swim eHrifcmsat
say those words again. Arthur
ihe scarcely hreathed
Man. mask. Roger. repeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

( Janet Raked a. NJ. A dawn Of
hope. In which "a great fear min
gled. had come into her face.
Arthur" she whispered. what
I II the mHu'a name sounded Hike that
not mask but H=r=ask-ef I
/ know Roger MufHhe You saw him
With Lady MuHel and me thia al
tefnoon."
My heart gave "A great bound A.
the suggestion. which would have
occurred 10 mo before had | known
the christian and aurnRmea Roger
and Marrke IN combination The
Ingenious idea had nDth 90 recon
mend A. There WA my instructive
etsilke OF tho man az Tlrt sight.
there was his viriouaiy expressed
confidence IN my guilt. there was
his evident desire 90 check and
thNhrt Lady Muriei'a interest In my
escape ny Withholding the news
paper frum her.
Yet. on tho other hand. had
never heard 81 him before IN my
llfe-c-rtainly not IN connection
with my mother and sister. nor had
the slightest reason for believing
thai they werr acquainted with him
That being 50. what earthly object
could he have had In composing
their death-alwayH provided that
Clara'a incohefent utteranee was In
tended 90 indicate her murderer
ClutchinE AZ strawn. hopsTer. Rs
I was. could not afford 10 throw
cold water on any ciew less on
one that had in Il 30 many elements
Of probability.
II We could find that this Roger
Marake ever had any sort Of asso=
citation with my people I should
know that ron had read the riddle
Alright" I said And then aH
would depend on something bstnx
discovered in the nature Of that as
ISOLATION 10 CONNECT him with the
double murder. For ~ would not
follow that he murdered Clara be-
-auaa Hhe mentioned him with her
tying breath "
Janets fingers quiYered 80 that
he shook tho csrtain Arthur. this
Roger MArrks IL n bad man. DIE
lautci In her agitation He Il
Town hero 20 pursue Lady Muriel
,rAwahhy with attentions which she
oafhes yet has 90 ta,erate owing 10
her fathers foolish infRtuafiou Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
cHAprER VII

ANtAA a at III
JANET READS THE RIDDLE.
Throwing on some clothes. / aoft
" opened my bedroom door and
stole out onto tho landing There
was "A window az tho stair head.
Overlooking the front garden and
the road aud. sure enough there
wa uerzuE plain In the moonlight
passing ont through the gate Turn
ms "a tho left. be walked or brisk
/ b and disappeared.
Ny first sensation Vas one u Ia
tense curiosity as 90 Why he should
have gone out ut such an hour. Hia
nocturnal expedition must have
been premoditated. I guessed. when
bis questioning OF Mrs. Kranca "a
10 her powers Of sleep rccurTed 90
me
But what WAS tho Use OF aperulat-
tng ON tho motives OF such a man,
when his exodus had len mn un
supervised. for fow minutes at any
rate. under tho roof that covered
Janetf turned wildly from the
windoN to scan the doors giving on
TO the landing. wondering witch
was hers. whom. lol one OF them
opened. and there stood Janet her
self. peerinE at me In tho half-ll
Then she stole forward with
suppressed cry OF recrNnitiun and
pilio wnd her fair bad on my breast
What followed-ths fsrw words We
fancd whispers-concern no one but
ourselves. nor could remember
them II | would. Janet Was the
first 70 recover herself. and with nor
unEsr 10 her Iys lei me- into the
room uhence shs had emerged
This 10 no time for false
prudery." she observed. when she
bad softly closed the door. We
might be heard IL We talked on the
landing and my room has an equal
advantage as ID the window The
outlook Is the same. and 80 shAil be
able TO watch for that mans return
while Ne talk"
You heard him 90 out1" said. /
taking up my station behind tho
curtain
Heard hlN and saw him. my
bravo lass replied 'sDid you think |
hat ! should 10 anything but walt |
and watch tiii had spoken Nth |
you7'
Recognizing that every moment |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

che son Of a susmber Of bic eabinet
Aud Mr. Markks thinkh II eonsistent
with hia honor 70 annoy me with
biz equally odious blIt lees dennitH
attentions nt the same time
The brutei" 1 muttsred, i'm
pressed by this confirmation 81 Her
zoRs Insight asked Janet how
aho came TO know such big xigB az
the daughter 81 the prime minister
and the son of the chancellor ~ the
oKcheuuer. inr the ChilmArks,
though well born. had not been In
the habit Of mixing IN such exalted
circles.
Hut Il vas all very simple Wien
Il came 10 be told Tho aeauhint-
nnee wHH one which would never
have been struck up In London, bat
which terminated and grew quite
naturally Ia small seaside resort
free from the usual attractions.
and prldlng itself 90 itB exclusive
ness Lady Muriei having got run
down half way through the Lon
don season had been packed Of To
'Arnmoro and the InflnS af yisl-
tors not having then 80 IN. the
Firla had met in their walks about
the cliffs. had foregathsr'd. and had
finally become frieudH
She rs tie sweetest soul aud 20
sympathetic. that she soou saw that
wah IN trouble. added Janet
rather dlfndeutly One day. when
We we're sitting In the heather Al
the back OF Alum Bay. Arthur.
broke down and told her Of my
dreadful Uief She IL aa bfaunch
believer In your Innocence as am
myself"
And this WAS the daughter OF the
man whom I had been released 20
Kill
Can ws not cOnfids everything 10
her. and beg her 20 enlist her faith /
era sympathy" / elutehed ~ an
other straw.
But Janet. wiser .han was. /
pointed out the danger Of such a /
'oorne However we'll dispo,ed /
lord AlphinEtou n-.ht be. be would /
BE- powerlesa TO sces So IN less my ]
nnoeenee hsa bes'n dearly ~tan-
iHhed. though. ~ cold and T
StassssSo. hidesouso in
,ffieiailam. he would pcobgbp pooh /
'ooh the whole storg To- rn inveh-
ion. and hand me over 10 the hang
nan. Tho r1k vs too gre<,s 10 be
-un II
ITO be Continned.J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Women" said the married man.
are Al the mercy Of the mfIliuers
and the dresamakera.
Yes. and some Of the men" re-
marked the unmarried man.
q like to see one that Ia
There's that fellow Kenzer. for
instance"
Why. his wife was a rllIIiner ana
dressmaker."
That proves what said"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
"a STAR DUST
wHErr JOE WEST.

osa Jss. the wea Known peanut
bad buHaHa ssar. Wnss cr.at.d such
D .saszs anonE some - our good
psssSss usss b. purchased a cosy
nstis hosae n their nisbss. he O. no
sesne 90 fhts earrs Nus death was
n .syg SOD ape. and he VII ~ miss
ed IN oar towH. he haS assza where
kse snn ks w~Acosrsea IN th-s Eni8sst Of
his n1si,rhhsTs sseh as W egrat 20
ksavS sere - earth.-Cs4tz Defuo-
eenA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

On Saturday a. Bridge 4 Co
l4l5=l4l7 Second ave. viii give The
greatest Suit. Top Coat and Furn-
lshing Goods Specials. all new
Spring stuff-you ever heard of II
You don't believe. take a look AZ
their big show windowH 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

n0sto-a SffTfsssshes soak Of man
ann-ed cosman who IL to marry n
psra-s as belonging 10 one Of the old
e8miiies- Judging from the name
o., would b warranted In saying he
belonged to BoHtnn's very oldest
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Meas repi.a as uos sac Hand
Tailored Suits 10 new Spring wor-
Htess imported Scotch mixtures.
ehoviots. etc. for eI2.so saturday y.
Perfect fittins A. Bridge 4 Co.
iai6-I4lT Second. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
ANYWAY. lie APOLOGIES.

The acting version ~ The Win
tiers Tale as used by Viola Allen
has appeared in book form. and il
tast-fBisy printed. and contains some
fine Illustrations Of Miss Allen. II
II the wesk q Prank Vernon. who
makes some apologies for not close
u following shakeapeare's rext.-
New York Dramatic News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

a Hoekport. Ind. man gave orders
on his deuthbed that lively music be
plhyed az his funeral The poor fel-
low realized that 70 WAS his only op-
Dortunity for something lively while
he WIS IN Indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

A University Of Chicago professor
says man Hill give over earth 10 the
birds in another geological period.
The professor evidently believes
there VIII be no Morgana or Rookie
feilerH in those days.
sHot one82
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Now Is the time 10 look for your
sumner residence See complete
list in Saturday Star Rental Col
umna. PAg. s go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
Is sid about the chieaTo police.
HEAUTY HINTS.

fAH communications % this DE-
purfnent should be addressed 20
Mile. schwsrtzrr. the famous Preach
beauty eEpert)
Can you tell me what 70 10 Jpr
thin hnirT MRS l. T. a.
Many persons worry Unnecessarily
over thin hair. and no doubt you are
one whn does Thin hair n decided .
~ fashionable IN London and Paris
and VII be IN this country IN year
or SO. But II yuu really are deter =
mined 20 DO something FOR II. rub IT
with 90 liver OIL which - recon-
ruended BY all physicians as a fat
producer. But believe me. my dear.
TAT hair a. coarse.
Nile. SChwurfxcr.
am bothered n great deal By a
dgzuy growth on my face had u
removed some time ago by eiectric-
iiy. but u came back. Then I pnnsd
the down out. but again q rsturnsd
g. v. ID.
You should lco,ru 70 shave your
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

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neelsnQ tsny eszt ilEe siapreta II
khqy asst rbsy rnssfss rssf ar well
stop aus,15tzsuza ohass..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Two men tried % break inta the
county jail In Chicago the other day
When things get so bad an that. one
is tempted to believe everything that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

80 you tAsnk you win ever write
o boob that viii uve7"
7 Bsps not a book that lives IL
. deesd one. wait 20 write a book
shat sellas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

fosF VIE seesosd vszy much
provoked with you Of the oprra the
other night"
I guess she vas. fsii aaIgop
half a dozen tiueas
7 don't see how you could s,esp
during grand opera"
Well Il IL rather hard ~ first
but soon grow aecuston.ed to the
noise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

The Conservative known
Branch offices opened in Seattle 1904 The new bust
ness written IN washington and reported the
o o; October $40 November $31 500; December S55
a2Oi January S1O1,OOO; February S2O5 Total
zoo. Annual Premium So WV
These figures bespeak
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

b - 10 nops.a ti-sf ar ss1 ~@oss VIII
not ~ to naake capsns 90 81 Kuro-
patlos's "Peay for me- message. and
ans ssssz - taas followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

lobster trust has been organized
bet the H1ofadora riria are among
the heavy stockholders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

nm BE- cen. D90nthunvitch In
nv days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

A WORD FSo1d ,osu vIss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

You should losru 70 shave your
self.
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The Conservative leads where best known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

The CONSERVATIVE LIFE recently VOLUNTARILY
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iog SAND DOLLARS, in approved securities with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

- In paying dividends, the CONSERVATIVE LIFE Is
Inc large dividends paid pocyhoders this year lover
connection with It's rapidly increasing Surplus is evidence
Panys ECONOMICAL and TRUSTWORTHY managerner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
GriSWOId Does
The Thinking

Can't do much guessing when it
comes to the purchase Of Fishing
Tackle. Neither can you, because II
you make a poor guess, you loose the
big fish and II we sell poor tackle we
lose your trade.
Many years of experience has taught
US who the reliable Tackle manufact-
urers are and the best fishermen here
about have learned to depend upon
the goods we sell.
Our stock of Rods, Lines, Reels,
Hooks. Leaders, etc, is the largest
and most complete OF any dealer in
this section.
Our knowledge of the business and
the quantity we buy leads US to believe
that we procure our goods at lower
prices than smaller dealers and there
fore we can sell lower.
If anyone offers you tackle for less
than we are selling it you can bank
on one of two things; either they are
selling inferior goods which will keep
you guessing or they are selling for
less than cost, which will keep their
creditors guessing.
Don't guess. Stick to the tackle you
know about or you will get stuck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mr, Davis OF Mechanieyllle Is the
guest OF her daughter
Mrs George Hlnsdlll and Miss Hat
tle yelling we're Ia Troy Tuesday,
Mrs G. y. 0alusha OF Bennington
called ON friends 10 town Thursday,
Mrs -. y. Ripley Is visiting her
sister Mrs jacquays Ia Little Falls,
Miss Katherine Colyin ha. been
spending iew days With hor sisler In
Troy.
Mr. aad Mr. Andrew Ashton Of Cam,
bridge arc tho guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Leland LOOMS.
Mrs l.. T.. sheldon Of Londonderry
are the guests ~ Mr. aud Mrs W. =.
Simouds AZ Hall farm.
Rev &. NJ. Bryant Of White Oak.,
WililAmsiown. IL expected Ia preach
nt the Congregational church Sunday
Mrs G. j. Piper Of Mlddlehury who
has been the gucs' n Mss Clara Em'
erion, returned home Friday. Mrs
MARY G.. Piper Il very low NJ tho home
OF her granddaughter. Miss Emorlon.
Principal J.. r. Allison was 10 Great
Harrington, Thursday. MIR Allison
has accepted the position ~ supervisor
oi schools Ia four iowns Ia Berkshie
county, Mass, aud viii complete his
duties 10 the North bennington graded
schools ~ The end oi this term.
Albert Davis ~ Hamilton, n. y,
will occupy the pulpit AZ the Baptist
church next sunday NJ both morning
aud evening service. Mr. Davis u a
young man who will complete bis the
illogical course Ia June and who come,
highly recommended A. candidate
FOR the pAsturaic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
Given ~ To Die.

y. Splegel, 1904 y. Virginia street.
Evansville, Ind. writes. For over
hve years ] was troubled with kidney
aud bladder affections which caused
me- SO much pain and worry. / lost
flesh and was all run down aud a year
ago bad TO abandon work entirely.
bad three Of he best physicians who
did mo no good and J was practically
given up % die. Foley's Kidney cure
was recommended and the FIRST bot.
gave me great relief. an d after taking
the second bottle I was entirely.
s. d by b. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
oANSTY STAKES.
fiptoe. H~ssii, handicapped. Won
the Feature az n.imant Park.

ffptoe. HrsNlit handicapped, Won
the Feature at neimont Park.
NEW YORK. May ~ Tipioc carry
ing ~ pounds aud conssllng weight
a. the entire hcld. wpu the Gayeiy
stakes at Belmont park. 1ipioc and
Rlyouac were coupled as the Belmont
entry and clo.cd favor.tc 40 ~ 10 -
Tipioc made the running 40 the was
hnt had 10 be- ridden ont at the finish
90 win hy a head from Relic Of Pc
quest.
be Rcszkc. winner Of the nth race
was bid MP 90 $3.50 THE stable bid
an extra So aud kept IT, horse.
The weather was nne. but the track
WAS siill slow. Summaries.
First Race. Adhell. nnst, Druid. sec
ond. Dreamer. third.
Second Race -icssamlne. FIRST. Speed
way. second. Dclmoro. third.
Third Race Tipt0c. first. Belle Of
Pequest. second. Biyouac. third.
Fourth Race Hot shot. FIRST; Mon
treason. second: Prince Hamburg
third.
Fifth Race-De Reszke. FIRST; ARABIC
second Old England. third.
Sixth Race. Red knight. first; Ora
Iiallo. second; Ambcriack. third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
Honor and Quality
VS.. Low Prices :.

We do not go into the markets to purchase cheap
goods, for we care more to give something ex-
ceptonally good than exceptionally low in price
We are bound to make every customer feel that
there is sincerity and honesty in every corner on
every shelf and in every piece of merchandise in
our two stores Long after the price is forgotten
the remembrance of the wearing qualities and
the general satisfaction that the article gave are
strong in the mind of the customer. Again, by
shrewd purchasing and selling smaller
margin of profit we can give customers the
best goods for about the price of the inferior
quality. They appreciate this and are buying
freely. We to make this the best store
for you to trade at
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
SPRING SUITS

You look for four things
when you buy a suit or at least
you ought 10.
Fist, you should satisfy
yourself that it fits.
Second, you should be con.
iident il will be durable.
Third, Is il stylishl
Fourth, is the price reason.
able!
There is not a man who
does not ask himself at least
one or two of these questions
when purchasing.
\ good buyer will ask all Of
them and be satisfied that n
favorable answer can be given
TO all else he will not buy.
When we select a stock we
always interrogate ourselves
aid the wholesaler, and the
good business we continually
have on suits proves the plan
of doing SO is a good one.
Prices 50, 90, $500, $1,000
$500 and "A few at $500.
Every suit guaranteed TO be
worth every cent we ask For it..