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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Hur's recital OF the wonderful mira.
clea performed b. the Nazarenc
She has learned that the two mye.
tefluua ieprUns women prisoners re-.
leased by PLATE from the Tower OF
Anionia are the long lost mother
aud sister 81 Hur Through Amrah.
Ben Hur first learn the fate OF his
loved ones. Tor whom he haa sought
for eight years and hears that they
arc in she iOmbs 81 the lepers IN
The Vale Of Hinnom. The grief ut
the prince M this news 70 gitiful.
hut he remembers that the NaxAr
enc has healed such Ffiafs a. these
After an an nights search. h.
sinks into unoonacl0usneaa and as
be- ICES sleeping be o. discovered by
his mother and SISTER Amruh begs
the mother and sister to leave the
sleeper and 90 with her 10 seek the
heavenly physician. who Is soon
70 PASS 90 bis way to Jerusalem
The mother. realizing that if their
hope fl the Naxarenc should fail.
Z viii BE- the last time she will see
her son On earth. kneela beside him
and mnrmurs in anguish. "a hopei
And II & be- Quenched. oh. my son.
our eyes have seen thee for tho
last time on eartht" The joyful
song of the multitude IL heard IN
the distance. and they go 10 seek
Him. leaving Benliur wrapped In
the siamber Of exhaustion.
A great multitude come out from
The Holy City 70 greet Him. wnv.
ing palm branches and singing an
thems. They surge 40 the stones
to the Mount Of Olives along the
road 70 Bethpage, whence the Saw
Tor Is coming accompanied by a
fhfOnE Of followers Among the
crowd appear the iepers. guided By
the faithful Amfah Christ passes
higher np the Mount. the afflicted
ones raise their hands to Him In
supplieation, and n great white light
falls upon their heads IN benedlc.
ton suggestive OF His presence.
and they are healed. The light of
great gladBess fills their eyes.
they rise ana proclaim themselves
healed A. the foot 81 olives. IN
the midst Of the seemingly inuumer.
able throng. the lives so long parted
are reunited.
THE End
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the gate was forced. aud then aud
denly poaaed They seemed 20 be
screams 81 some person or persons
in eront agony. were loud aud drawn
out. not short md quick
'Wiingsu led the way upstairs
upnn reaching the first landing.
heard two voices iu loud ana angry
contention the one grun voice.
the other a much ahHller "a very
strange voice Could distinguish
some words IT the former which
was that OF II Frcuchmnn. Was
positive that Il was not II womBn'a
voice Could distinguish the words
aaCre and diahle The Hhrlll voice
WAS tbni OF foreigner Could not
Do sure whether II WAS the voice
% man or Of woman Gould
mot make ont what was said but
believed the language 10 be- Spanish
Henri nuval. a neighbor and a.
sllvrrHmlth. depoaea that he was
one Of the party who FIRST entered
The house The shull voice. this
Witness THINKS. Wan that Of an tfnl.
ian Was certain Il WAS not French.
Could not be- sure that IL was a
mnnh voice. II might have been
womana Was not acadaiBted
with the Italian language Could
not distinguish the words, but was
convinced bY the intonatiun that
the speaker was an Italian Knew
Nine l.. aud her daughter Was
sure the hhriii voice was not That
of either Of the deceased
" Odenheimer. reslanfateuf.
! This wiineAa Is a German Aot
Z speaking French, Was examined
/ through an interpreter Was paHa.
lue the house 1t the time Of the
shHeks They lasted Tor several
minutes probably ten. They were
[ long aud loud very awful aud dis.
{ Pressing C0frohnratod the previous
evidence ia every respect but one
Was sure that the Rhrlll voice was
that 90 man OF Freedman
Could not distinguish the words Ut
tered They we're loud and quick
unequal spoken apparently IA fear
~ wen ar iu anger The voice WIS
harsh nut 30 much nhrlll ae harsh
Could not call d q ahrili voice The
smff voice said repeatedly aacrc.
diablc, and once mon nieu
(fo be- cuutiuued)
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OPINIONS BY S %o. AsouT
ogLviNc INTO HISTORY.

~ Mrs Catherine W. Mccullough Evanston NJ Only Woman
o he Ualted States
had 10 hustle little
Abel and fed
Prehistoric maj spent his chasing in he
Hwamps ne home slept he VIII
have seamiHg hot the table.
While with his club.
the Jurasc hills looking lizards his
tending garden
she discovered that baked pretty
smoke meat her
band brought his She
animal clothing and bed covering
with teeth make them soft pahle
masters delicate skin She of PUSHES and thus
vented weaving.
be first teacher taught her
daughter and how
and their
children taught
their children SO knowledge kept al the
That how history started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
STORY OF BEN-HUR

The Meeting Of the NskaFene and
Ben.Nur.
Ben.fiur has returned 10 his an.
cestral home IN the Holy City.
hrinelng with him Simonldes and
Esther from Antioch. Inspired By
the faith 0f Ealthaaar. who was
oue Of the three wise men 10 whom
the coming Of Christ bad been
disclosed by che Star ~ Bethie.
hem. BeuHur believes the Nazar
enc 70 be the temporal. but God.
given king. whose coming has 80
long been fOret0ld To aid Christ
when he ahaIl declare himself king
Of the Jews. Bsn.Har has raised
three legions OF armed GaiIieana as
overthrow the power ~ Rome A
Christ approaches Jerusalem. Ben.
Her meets him secretly. with HIS
Galileans. and guards him LeaV.
Ing the Nazarene resting for the
might nj BethDage. BenHur returns
10 Jerusalem and relates 70 Simon.
ides the wonderful miracles per
formed BY the Christ
Observation has convinced him
that the Sazarene. In whom he rec.
ognizez the boy. now grown to man.
hood. who gave 10 him the cup Of
water In Bethlehem when he was
belng dragged 20 the ealleys, does
not seek temporal power The MAJ
arene will enter Jerusalem the next
day. but not in state. with y multi.
tude. but not with an army The
Gallieans may return az they came.
Tor there will be no swords drawn
Simonldes inquiries IL the reports
Of him be false Ben.fIur admOu.
ishes him not "a Judge Too quickly.
and relates In detail the wonderful
things he has seen. Again refer,
ring 10 his meeting With Christ as
a boy. Ben.Hur says. The same
eyes. 80 fan of pity, 80 mystic. 80
far seeing, The same brow. about
which a halo seems to shinei But
the face Of kingg MOI Meek
with the meekuess Of a woman
80rrowful. but with the foTeknOwL
edge Of a martyr The face Of one
born. not TO rule. bat TO suffer. and
l fear. TO diei"
Tire Mount Of Olives.
Amrah. the faithful servant of
che house 81 Hur. OverhearH Ben.
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nY pRIsclLLA pRlM.

bf fHfbIllIA PhfM+
Is "a photographer a beauty doc
tor aa Wellg
lie doesn't dabble with face
bleach and frecklo cream, but
doehn't ha accomplish wonders Just
the Eamcf
The woman bent on improving
her looks must flrst OF al learn TO
do this. she must appeal TO the pho.
fogfnpher
It's easy enough 10 ~ before tho
camera and obtain a photograph
anyone can put plate into the
camera snap the shutter and make
r. print hut what woman viii be
satisfied With the resuitf
When one Is hard np ia beauty
poiats or wrong in general makeup.
or has aame prominent feature
Ike the nose. that insists on spread.
Ink itn image over a large section
Of the plate. then the operator must
be tacifui. suaYe and prompted by
hls act sense And be must train
bis subjects In the ways Of graceful
carriage aad repose OF face aud
manner
That ~ Why specialists IN beauty
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her daughter. porter once or
twice. and a physician some eight
or ten times
Many other persons nrighbors
wavc evidence 20 the same effect
u WAS NOT known whether there
we're any living relations ~ Nine
l. and her daughter The shutters
of the front windows we're seldom
opened Those In the rear were
always closed with the exception Of
she large hack room. fourth story
The house was a good house. not
very old
ieldorc Muaet. Rcndarme. de-
poses that be saa called 10 the
house about 2 o'clock tn the morn.
ing. and found some 90 or 30 per
SONS a. the gateway endeavoriug
g0 gain ndmiltauce Forced Il open.
the ahrleks we're continued until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

w fH&g 3Aff&EF EFs
knowledge las power. 30 | sub.
bose horse sense isa horsepower.
Der butterfly does nod toll nor
does she spin Nelder does she
ehurn. for dot maftor
Ven dog taKa hiss tail ID iss \
sign dot he lss la gnot hnmor. Ven
woman rRRs her tongue you hat
dree gaesaet
Der tortoise tss a slow trafelef.
bat he meter buys a rouut trip
ticket.
Der crawfish bass nod much
sense as a brook trout but you
can'd fool him nit a cellulold min
now
You csnd woau calf On der
milk uf human aintneHs
Der hippopotamua bass 10 omen a
-four huahel mout TO swallow won
ilddle peanut Diss ! call waste
81 space
A guoi way for maokerel 10
pronorfc himself isa 60 remain In
der first brine he flntH hlmseluf 10.
Der boomble bee bass q sweet
iu0t. bat hiss harpoon iss quite
bitter
Der hen scratches for a iifing.
but der dog scratches to get rit
~ der lifng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
TIT fIURDERS il he RUE MORGUF



lady. with her throat $50 entirely cat
that. upon AN attempt 10 raiaO her
the head fell off The body, ah
we'll as the head was learluliy
mutllatod. The former go much $50
as scarcely 60 retain amy Hcmblauee
Of humanity
'sro this horrible mystery there
Is not aa yet. we believe the slight.
est ciew."
Tho next days paper had these
particulars
1.-THE Tragedy IN the Rue mofDae
MANY individuals have hoen ex.
amlncd ia relation 70 this mort eE
traordinafy aud fflghtful affair. but
nothing whatever has tranupired
"a throw llghr upon Il We give
an the material testimony elected
Pauline nuhoufR. pundfesa de-
poses that she has known both the
deceased Tor three wears. having
washed Tor them during that period
The old lady and Der daughter
seemed very affeciionhie toward
each other They wero excellent
pay Could not speak Va regard a.
their mode or means If living Be
lleved that Mae t. told fortunes
for a living Was reputod so have
money Never had servant Ia
employ There appeared 10 bee no
furniture IN any part of the build
ing except in the fourth story,
Pierre Murrau. tohaeconlat de-
posses that he has been Ia the habit
0f selling small quantities nf to
hacco aud snuff "a Mime l. Eapan
aYe for nearly four yearH The Dc.
ceased and her daughter had oecu
I pied The house 81 which the cufpaea
we're found for more than alx ycafa
u WAS formerly occupied by u les
eler who undeflet the upper rooms
90 various persons The house VIA
the property of Nine l.. She BE-
came dissatisfied sith the abuse
of the promises b. her tenant aud
moved into them herself. refusing
10 let any portion Tho old iaa8
aaa childish Wlineas had aeeu tie
daughter some five or SIX times
duglug the six years Tho tWu lived
an exceedingly retired ufp we're
Feputed ~ hhYe money Dd moi
believe that Nine l.. told fortunes
Had never aeon ans person enter
the deoF except the old lady and
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NNHH
lect greatly improved IN appearances
as a result Of her own efforts. guild.
I'd hy the photographer augges.
lions gn the interval between the
time of the first sitting and that %
the second she has paid special al.
tention 10 improving the carriage Of
her head. She has acquired the
habit Of holding her lips q trifie
compressed aud has also cultivated
a pleasant facial expression
A wonderful transformation u
the subjects original appearance 10
shown III the Third sitting Dignity
and grace Of carriage have been ac-
quired. Tho facial expression has
been remarkably improved The
lips are thinner and more mobile.
saggiug lines no longer mar tbs
cheeks aud chin.
These pleasing results not only 10
credit 10 the persistence and adapim.
hlllty Of the subject. bat they also
mark the triumph % q new phase
% the photographer art On the
strength Of transfigurafiOns such AZ
this the photographer IL hailed -
one 81 the most reputable beauty
doctors exfant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

iinNfuNNf ftrHfN f4HNflnliN TOT iNf ~
culture lay particular stress on the
importance ~ frequent seances be
fore the camera and advise their ~.
ticnts TO take. this certain beauty
cure. no one save the expert pho
t0grapher can detect mamueflHma Of
facial expression that are mafrlng
in effect. and 10 him defects iu car
ringe or mistakes in hair dressing
are at once apparent Tho cOrrec.
ton of these errors can frequently
be- traced 20 his credit alone
The effectiveness Of the camera
method % beauty culture il plain
ny set forth In the accompanying
Illustrations
The first picture shows the sub
iect a. she appeared az the time ri
her initial visit 10 the studio The
head 81 thrust awkwardly forward
on the neck The lips are too thick
for bonutY and the lines about che
mouth sag toward the chin All
these drawbacks t0 beauty arc but
the indications ~ bad habits OF
facial expression and laxity ~ car.
riaFc As such they are not beyond
remedy
Photograph 80 shows the sub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

A delicious after lunch relish Is
made Of prunes Soak good sized
prunns over night In the morning
put them with very little water
and half cup OF sugar m the
double boiler. Cook slowly about
two hours or untll soft Drain off
the syrup and place them individ-
uaily on plates 20 cool slip out tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
% They Take Theirs straIahti

Tho Camel tflattered) Did YOU
hear that the prohibitloniata had
chosen me as their party emblem ?
The Hippo (enyiouslyl Why
should they2
The Camel Because can so for
days without water ! suppose,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Dust pork chops and pork roast
with light brown sugar as we'll as
pepper and salt u leaves no
sweetness In the meat. bat adds a
delicious flavor A trflo OF sugar
also Improves veal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

A toy dusipan Ia one OF the most
convenient utensils 10 keep about
sink With a brush and N dust
pan the sink can be quickly
cleaned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

a dainty accompaniment for
salad is made of cheese and nuts
Take a large teaspooufui OF rloh
American cheese and mold into a
bali with your hands and press
half Of an English walnut on either
side. Place one ball and an olive
on each Individual dish OF salad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Boil a new clothes line for half
an hour before putting mp This
toughens the rope and 4 does not
snarl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
HOME HINTS

Breakfast cereal cooked in half
milk and half water has a delicious
flavor
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fROM 9MARYS]
y COOK BOOK

When making a fruit pie stir the
sugar and flour together before add
ing. thus avoiding Jumps Of flour In
tho pie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Marie - think Chollie is a de-
llRhtful dancer. he's 30 Hight on his
feet
LILLIAN When Gyoure better ao-
cover that he'a Hight az both ends. 49,
Town and Country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Sow stripus OF stiff buekram
along the edges OF rugs which
have a tendency to curl up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

charm YOU are wearing on your
watch rhAin7"
That IN our new coat OF arms
chauffeur rampant, policeman
oonchant. Justice 81 the peace ex-
pectant Montreal standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Brown sugar Is an antldote to
salt II soup or gravy Is too salty
stir In little coarse brown sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Miss Boston And that Mineryal
How ohaste and pure she looks
Miss Broadway Yes, dear. but
she's marble. YOU know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

eta a saFeas.
tic arts who'll
paint q n1iikuaia
IN water eoiors. -
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IT'S hard for her 10 trim ship"
"Why ao7
"iier father g. siren and het
sweet heart Is forward" a- Kansas
CITY Journal
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COMES AT PROPER MOMENT

COMES AT PROPER MOMENT.
The fact that over three car loads
of 1903 wall paper has been landed
In Seattle by the Federal Paint a.
Wall Paper Co, AT l3ia First av.,
az 20 per cent to so per cent less
than regular prices, 70 be sold di.
rectly 70 the public. cutting out all
middle men. Is good news at this
particular time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

For ten years I've been trying TO
drown my sorrows aud they won't
drowni"
mo wonderl They've had tlme
to learn 90 swim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

A woman can generally mnnake
TO get flirH for a Christmas prehHnt
II she has 70 give them 20 horseif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Shortly before the ceremony the
prospective bridegroom called on
the Rev. C. w. Wendte. a Boston
clergyman. to give instructions.
a have heard. said he. that you
customarily omit the word obey
from the marriage service. WIN
you please oblige me by inserting u
tomorrow p
The clergyman promised to DO so.
and when the crucial moment came
he said witt thou. Lucy, promise
10 love. honor and obeyf
n Will. promptly answered the
bride
The minister went on. witt
thou, Ralph. promise TO love. honor
and obey ?"
The bridegroom hesltated. STAN.
mcred. gulped and responded Il
will. evidently not wishing to ere.
ate scene by desiring an amended
question But later he reproached
the minister.
but you asked me to use the
word obey. protested Mr Wendte.
with twinkle In his eye. How
was | to know that you wanted Il
for the lady only Woman's
Home Companion
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

III JltNd al aWfully up aud
down If
She Noaily7 flows that7
He I'm always trying 20 cut down
expenses and 20 keep up hppear-
aHees -NsM York Telegram
Associate with the lame and you
will learn 20 limp Latin.
WHATS that aufi0uH-l00islna
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Mr.. SKYGACk. FROM MARS

Special
II Observations In His Notebook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

stones and stuff with chopped nuts
slightly salted. Roll in powdered
sugar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Always heat crackers before serv-
ing them with salads or cheese.
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Alone Goa suffereth. 81 Teresa
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cennratuIatIona Wanted.


On entering his club one evening.
not long aEo. a young PhIladelphian
was accosled by a friend, sho ex-
claimed
Why. Charley. you are positively
beaminR What's up"
TIN ia the greatest luck imagin.
able" responded the other You
know. I've been hanging about a
pretty Yonkers girl for almost a
year During all this time she
would never admit that she loved
me. she would only say that she re.
apected me but now. old chap. con.
gratulate me. for last night she con.
tossed that she respected nae no
lougerihat she loved me, Lip
pincott's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

isnf Ne the Greedy Boy7
Mother latter breaking the wish.
bone with epn Now. whatever YOU
wished ia supposed 10 come true.
For what did you wish Clarence
Clarence wished that another
turkey would grow 90 the wish
bone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Mccullough, Only
tce q be n
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''syhat'a 'hss eaflouH-loolslns
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pesiling Of the onions makes me
cry
is This Telepaihy7
Msstfeaa-A penny for your
thoughts. Nora
Cooke That's just what was
thinking 81
Mistress Explain. Nora
Cook II NAs thinking OF a cop.
per.
Easy 20 Tell.
Conductor can SEQ that IL an
clipping couple
Flagman-kio
Conductor They haven't got that
hunted look. as n some one was
chasing them with five-pound
package 81 rice and an armioad o.
old shoes.
Popular.
Why Is iaFgsley 10 much In de-
mand 50 an after dinner speaker p
because when Il IL time for him
10 say hts piece he IL usually
specchieEs"
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= t""''' F7''1WU E'7WTFINI7N1
Professors wife to new cook --
Does the peailng Of The bells make
guu CRY
New Cook No. mum. TIA the
pesling Of the onions makes me
cry
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AND for cribs. baby carriages, or 60
carts. see J. Hopp & Co. They have
many styles Of go-carts and carriages,
one go-cart is only S2.75
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lGapital. PA
z. Paid Uplval Bid Aes
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''This popular fiction is all rot. In
real life the girl s father seldom oh
iects to the man of her choice y
q You re wrong there. He often OBJ
poets, but he s usually too wise to say
anything. kansas City Journal.
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Sing Got Off Easy.
CHAWBERLAIN's collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHoEA REMEDY.

This remedy has been in use for over
thirty years and has proved itself. to
be the most successful remedy yet dis
eoveved for bowel complaints. It never
fails. Sold at all Dealers, Benson Smith
& Co., Agents for Hawaii.