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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
AfIoHhtYsAT LAW.


w n, II. BUITNEK. attorney at
law. suits prosecuted aud defend
"a In courts. lB years expert
ehee. Proceedings In bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made lH all parts of the United
States. Highest commercial and
bank reference. iis Third ave-
nue.. Phone. Main 1000
J. J. aALL. h. and D. Rorweil block.
Toe columbia "a. Phone, Blue go.
General practice 90 all the courts.
Damage Cases "a Speciality.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
of-at-iaN Dexter Horton Bank bid
u. =. FOSTER. Mutual Lie bid.
Phone Main 7tZ
", . MARTIN. lawyer. Go Mutual
LIE building
. a KEllaGg. z1e Bhilgy building.
HLNsaS : Aust ~ boston stock
" =. AMBUTH. sOi-b. Paeine blk.
a. g MACDONALD. i0s burke I'D.
Root. Palmer & Brown. Pioneer bid.
- e eosoVER G-u Halicf bog
LYNN = KNAPP no Hail~t bldg
q. WAHf kEMr ssg Hurks bldg
. y DOUGLAS. bO3 New YORK Blk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 05.s \ Y bk
6. s LAEdi.AND. COZ New YORK blk
HORACE PETER 300 New York bk
PIERRE = FERRY 1910 Second.
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/" IF YOU keep ON SPENDING
FROM GENERAL FUND
YOU'LL Be UP AGAINST IT."
City Comptroller Paul Calls Halt in City COuncl-Other
Matters Of Importance Before City Fathers.

eounermen Murphy and uyers
We're absent from last nights council
meeting.
The mayors veto ON tho building
ordinance was read and referred O.
thr proper officers, There Wa no
comment
city Comptroller Paul iu a lengthy
communication 60 council. stated
that n council continues In spend
money az the ratio 20 has IN the las.
four months that q viii only be- n
short time until the general fund of
the treasury is depleted and there
viii be no money tn pay salaries. lie
claims that Increased salaries and So
many local improvements that nrs
paid eat 81 enc gruural fund. are
responsible for this The revenue
collected FROM slot machine owners
viii snan cease because Of the law
ahejishiug them. and the police
court fines Win probably MT more
than pay the courts running eX-
pouats.
Go Issy." Says Paul
Mr. Paul recommended that All
proposed improvements fram the
general fund Doe postponed a few
months. ar until January 1 next. Ills
communication WAS referred e. the
finance committee.
The hiii CLEANSING the name Of the
city park 10 Volunteer uash. MAS
PASSED
Wm Murdoch. August Peterson. =.
Cunningham, sam Roland and
Chaz. Jacobson were givtu license o.
connect private drains with public
sewers
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IS GROUND
TO PIECES

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. May II.
Herman Tiechman. a lsboser en-
pioyed at Murray, while temporarily
desauked, threw himself beneath a
moving train and vas literally
ground 60 pieces. Ttechmau leaves
family Ia Kansas city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
QUIET BRAVERY.

out 81 the news columns comes the
statement that Or. Joseph Eiscn. =
California scientist Is afflicted with
cancer. and that he became inocu-
lated with the cancer mierobc while
studying the germs I'm the interest
OF science.
The other dav at a Cleveland hes
pital Or. CRIES put his lips 70 A
tube and sucked poison from a
child's stomach. A common oper-
alton" he said. Ills lips were burn
ed and 81 misnt have been worse.
Bravery IS heeoming a common
trait-so common that It eNcites 1T
tie comment Il IS expected. Per
haps men fear disease and death
less than Of all. but al any rate all
over this land they are risking hte
and health. daring every thing, 70
md the means Of eonqucrlng dis
ease.
There isn't bit Of military thrill
about that kind OF her0ism-no
bands OF music. no powder smell, no
battle lust.
In contagious hospitals men and
women are working and studying.
There are always volunteers. There
isn't a disease or aiifnent that can
reach so lesthsome a stage that
those who would investigate in the
interest OF science OF Tor pure love
OF humanity AZ not At hand 70 save
life. II possible. and az least 10 ease
the sufferers entrance into another
world.
What Is Il al fors
That YOu and your children and
millions Of others may live more
years In peace and comfort.
It's a practical and glorious kind
Of bravery. doa's you Think
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Orders Some Work.

Council ordered the follow lns work
done. LAying Sewer on sixth ave-
nue. north from Caller % Republican
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BEST fruit and cigar stand in the
city money maker. cheap: this
viii bear investigation: no agents.
Singer 8 Partridge. 522 New York
block
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street. grading Ninth avenue west
from Howe ia Lee etrvrtH. ErudiuE
and parking Thomas street from
Third avenue west 10 Wratlnkc ave
nue.. sewer on TAYLOR from Highland
drive Go Aloha and on Aloha from
TAYLOR tu sixth avenue north las
iue hH3aa roadway and sidewalks
ON riummvr strest from First ave
nue. south 10 railroad avenue. lay
Ing sidewalks on Fast Harrison
street from bellevue avenue Go Elf
tytnth avenue north. nn East Thorn
ta Htrrtt from HuYlrHiou avenue 20
NhFle's addition en- Harvard ave
nue. frum EHHf Pine Go East Roy
street and on East John street from
Hnyigntan avenue 10 Nagle's add
lion.
These resolutions were adopted
Grading. CURLING and gutterinE
Twenty second avenue ffum East
Terrace 10 Sander bowman firat ads
diuou. and Twenty second avenue
from East Terrace e. Norman street.
grading. parking and cement slide
watkins FIRST avenue north from
Mercvr Co Aloha street
Bals Passed.
These bulls passed. Rrplnnkina.
with "a wooden bridge added, Wins
street from Railroad 70 First ave-
nue.. Tor paving With asphalt sum
nit avenue section % the FIRST bill
from spring street 20 roadway grad
iuE, ridewalkiuE and parking Thorn
Hs street from Third avenue vest %
Westlnke avenue wooden sidewalks
and stairway on First avenue north
from Highland drive 81 Gai~r street
extending aud establishing -Four
treuth avenue through squirs'n park
edition apnfopfiating $500 fpr
planking QueFa Anne driveway. ap-
prupriating 500 for naming thu
streets ln the Ninth ward
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er3pes Huriara. lnKrains etc. No
old goods All latest designs star
Paint Co 900 sQ. Pike street. cor.
ThIrd avenue.
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ARCHITECTB.

~ TibEaAE6 a colmsu block.
Menarua 4 walker iOi = Y blk.
d - nonanTnN ntII DaMna-
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

LEos business college. Union. "a.
Individual instruction, al subjects.
BEST methods ~nd teachers. Acme
Busiuess College. Second and PIKE
n ". school Telegraphy; Pioneer
wilson's business college. Main 4i6-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

The beet hotels. families and "a
Icons al use Diamond fee Tel
Main fasa
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

AnsrAAc o. nfEe.
O8BOHkE. IHEMPEH = co. inc,
Ahhtfagt Company, eHtabiiahHd
1883 Mining claim abstracts. Eaaea
mant n tie Huiunl Life building.
Booth WhlttleHoy- iianford Abstract
Co. established 1909 basement Of
Hniief block Telephone Main i94.
PftTsrt Abstract 90. ~ = blk
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cLorHEs cLgANINa.


SEATTLE Clothes Pressing GO.
clothes in shape 81 80 month. dye
inF. repairing 1907 3rd. Run 1904
HIGHEST prices for cast-om cloth
ing. Dave Taylor 10 starr Rovd bid
CON RAG toR ana BUILDERS.
PAFF 4 ROULO. store nxtures,
general iobhinE. 400 Main street.
SODERQu1Sr 4 ROSElEAF. shops
At els2 eo Spring street.
}, H. SWIFT. house and sign pam
ter, Like avenue, Fremont.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
CITY COLLECTION AGENCY. I4a6
sixth avenue, Best OF references.
MONEY collected. ca Roaton BLOCK
DENTISTS.
a, W. PHILLIPS. 81 Heussy blk.
CHICAGO Dental Co. 62-S HinekIey
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PuasoNAL-cop,lo,,.4

PALafHIItY Mrs " -.
HsisHI IN painigt. iH nov 1isii.a
a No. 4z0s Third ave, CO.. !, ssesls.
60 street. Fun lifs readisssai -.
palWihtry. ONCE hours 80 i.i.ss
m 20 =. ~. Fee within 80. 2 {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
DANCING -AcApEMlEa.
DHAmAri,-O rEsAIIo somo0Ls

FRANK G. EGAH. dramatic and
operate coach special summer
course in all grader II dramatic
art. eloCutinu voice placing. opcr-
stio force, Tuesdays ana Fridays.
Suite o. Hoiy0ke block.
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DIR, TURNER'S pure OZONE Kills All
microbes IN tissue or membrane.
and "a sure cure for eatarrh. IN
GERS OF all kinds. even cancers
The treatment is not painful but
sanitary. and healing OF the parts
commences Immediately. We in
Nite all cases to come TO the Seat
tie HYGIENE Sanitarium and re-
ceiVe one treatment free, Hours 3
TO 4, and Sundays 10 to 1. room
G. Hinckley block.
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oYtINo AND CLEANING.
BsMAkERs.
FINANCIAL

TO LOAN Private money AZ low
rate Of interest. Groil. Damua A.
oHner l07 Hs ton street
WARRANT bought and sold. Nor
risor = Fsheimnu Mutual Life bid
0TYNTTC or - r. Taller block
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Real gsfoTE.

- acres waterfront. t-roon kosss
and outbuiidings. 70 bsarixg frsis
trees. al kinds OF small fru:
between 200 and SEQ chickens; u .
30 Belgian hares, : good MIA
CONS. some blooded ducks sAf e<s-
er things. flS0o Terms. r ].
HUSTON. sos Bailey building.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

In justice to the fraternal order of
the Ladies of the Maccabees, of whx,h
there are two local hives in Duranro
wish to state that Mr.. A. j. West. Jr.
connected with the legal department
of the supreme hive, has very annie.
ably and satisfactorily adjusted the
amount of the insurance claimed hv
me as guardian of the minor cbildres
of Efiie L. Fearing, deceased. who
was a member of Durango Hive No
II. by this day handing me checl,
for $170O.
| have found Mr. West to be borb
gentlemanly and fair in his offer of
settlement, and | am well satisfied
that had he come here in the first in.
stance, there would have been no de.
lay or hard feelings between the or.
der and myself in the mater of settl.
ment. as the whole difficulty ASse
from slight misunderstanding or
the requirements for membership in
the Ladies' of the Maccabees upon IN.
part of Mrs. Fearing. and which was
complicated by former attempts ot
adjustment so that the supreme board
of trustees decided that the claim wos'
not just and should not be paid from
the funds of the order.
| wish to add that | believe thaS nu
of the officers of the supreme hive
acted in the utmost good faith in the
premises. and took and held the posi-
ton they deemed to be just and right
as laid down for their guidance in such
| matters. and in accordance with the
duty they considered owing to the
members at large.
Dated at Durango. Colorado, this
10th day of August, A. d. 1901.
WILLIAM H. WHITE
Guardian of Welman H. Fearing and
| Phillys Fearing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
The Worlds parehed Crops.

The drouth which afflicted this coun
try during july was no worse thar
The one experienced by Europe durins
| the same month. and we have greater
agricultural gains than the European.
to offset our agricultural losses.
Italy is the only country on the
| continent which IL reported to have
made good harvcRts The French
wheat crop is the smallest of recent
years. having fallen to about 2T5 600.
600 bushels. which is nearly 100 600 4,
600 bushels less that the crop OF 1899
and considerably less than that of last
year Other grain crops except rye
are said TO be considerably below the
average,
Rye la the only grain that has done
well In Austria.iiungary and nothing
has done well In Germany. Rus
sla has suffered both from drouth and
storms. and earlier favorable reports
from Roumanla are now discounted
Spain which started we'll. also was
badly scorched. to the great injury of
growing grain.
In Great Britain the damage Is In.
dicated by "A summary In the London
Times which, taking 100 for the aver
age year. gives this years percentages
on agricultural products ms follows:
Wheat. $40; barley 77.3. oats. III:
beans, so, peas. 10; potatoes. So.
roots. 49, grass, d5: hops. 81. The
lack OF feed has hurried cattle TO the
market, where they have been sold In
the glut at low prices.
our big loss is In Indian corn. and
II present estimates are correct IL
must bc serious one. In an article
written for the Record,Herald b. +.
Snow said the prospects were Tor "A
crop much below billion and half
bushels. This would be the small
est one In many years. and II the worst
fears are realized the total may not
be much more than half that OF 1899,
On the other hand. the outlook for
wheat is most encouraging. The
crop is likely to exceed that OF last
year by two hundred million bushels
and to reach total of seven hundred
and twenty-five million bushels the
largest on record. Under these con
ditions there will be an enormous
quantity for export, since we were
able TO export one hundred and thirty.
two million bushels last year
The London Economist. from which
we have obtained the general Europ
can estimates, is correct In conclud-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
An Automobile Race.

A feature OF the huralo exposition
will be race bet"een az, 'uIuhilvs
representing all nations, Although
IL is claimed that France IL ahead pi
us in the construction OF these vehicles
IL Is hoped that American manufnc-
inrers VIII come In first America
generally keeps at the head of The pro.
cession In all lines OF industry, sci.
ence and medicines. No country In
the world has ever produced SO good
IA medicine for the cure OF stomach
liver. kidney and bowel disorders rs
Hostetter's stomach biters. For over
fifty years II has been the standard
medicine. 1t promotes sound sleep.
restores the appetite and cures dypep-
sia. Indigestion. constipation and bill
liousness, also prevents malaria. fever
and ague. Do not fail to try the bit
ters, AZ it will surely do you good.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
Investors should make note of Ibis.

DR.. James Beaton is in the city To-
day. DR.. Beaton arrives from the
east for the purpose of resum!ng opcr-
ations on his Minnie Gulch proper
ties. These properties are favoraD-
ly situated and good dea' of work
has been done upon them-suilictent
to convince the doctor that the out
look is exceedingly promising. Dur
ing the winter the doctor has been in
New York and Boston Securing funds
for operating. The Herald would be
greatly pleased to chronicle the strik-
ing of a big ore body by the doctor
before the end of the summer. 1t
would be profound faith rewarded.
The Misses Bertha b. and Mamie f.
Bagby left on the morning train for
Chicago where they enter the Chi
cago Musical College where they will
take post graduate course of two
years. The young ladies' are already
fine pianists and will at once apply
for teachers certificates, but are de-
sirous of becoming experts in every
sense of the word The Chicago Mu-
steal College is one of the leading in
stitutions of the kind in existence, hav-
ing graduated $50 pupils last year.
In piano they will be instructed by
to any teacher in the land. The
Herald joins their many friends in
wishing them the greatest success.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Farmers and stock men In Kansas
and other states affected by the
drouth will not suffer for want OF corn
TO fnten stock II the plans Of the San.
"a Fc management are carried out.
An official letter has been sent out by
the Santa Fe officials TO prominent
ranchmen in Kansas advising them to
not dispose of their stock at n sacri.
fee and to send only beef cattle TO
the market at this time The Santa
Fe offers to carry corn into Kansas
at reduced freight rates II IL becomes
necessary to have corn TO take care OF
the cattle
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

The Texas state railroad commits
sion has handed In n decision making
biz reduction ON rates ON crude and
fuel petroleum The ruling is a hlg
victory for the oil men and the con
sumers, Tho maximum rate on
orade petroleum is reduced from Is
to ~ cents per hundred pounds In
common point territory. The materi.
nj point In the decision Is the reduc.
tion OF JOINT maximum rates. which
means that all Texas Institutions will
he able to use oil Instead OF coal al a
large saving to the state.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

NEWPORT. Aug. 13.-The lion of
the hour here is old General Wheeler
The Astors, the Belmonts and the
swagger set are all giving dinners ami
other functions in his honor.
CHRlSTIANIA, Aug. 13.-The town
of Farsund on the North Sea has been
destroyed by fire. Twelve hundred
people are homeless.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-James Nh
Adams yesterday shot his wife whom
he crippled and then turned the gun
on himself. Both are fatally injur-
ed. Jealousy is supposed to have
been the cause of the shooting.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
Defacinq Mail Boxes,

The attention of those who have
been defacing printed matter on the
mailing boxes is called to the follow.
ing:
Section 1923, United States Postal
Laws-Every person who wilfully and
maliciously Injuries. tears down or de
stroys any letter box. pillar box. OF
other recepticle established by the
postmaster general for the safe de
posit of matter for the mail or for de
livery, shall for every SUCH offense be
punishable by fine OF not less than
500 nor more than $1,000, or by i'm
prisonment for not less than one year
and not more than three"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

ing that the United States and Cana
da can make up the European def
cheney but the failure In corn will
affect the grain exporting trade In
juriously. since last years surplus
OF one hundred and seventy eight mil
lion bushels is more than wiped out
Wheat exports must be worth sf1s,-
| 100000 to equal the two accounts Of
last year. with both -four and meal
left out OF the calcuiation.-Cbicago
Record Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Efforts are being made TO make
the coming state fair to be held NJ
Pueblo. commencing September 2s
and ending ON the 9Th the most nt.
tractive that has been held In the
state. There seems 10 he more In
iercst manifcsted by the men at the
head of It, and Pueblo is going TO
strive TO make II OF such character rs
TO invite the cooperation Of the peo.
pie OF The atate.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

And now II looks an II orman and
his fellow fusioniAts have given nttcn.
tlon to The Hcrald's advice and will
hss.ss corporation property on the
same basis nv other state assessments
full cash value. Corporations
should be made to boar their jus,
phnre of taxation.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Citizens OF Nashville. Tenn. have
voted to authorize the city to sub.
scribe 81 ooo 900 stock In the Nashville
Clarknvillc railrond The city iH
to have two representatives on the
board OF directors, and the road IN TO
he completed from Nashville to
Clarksvilic, Tenn. In three years
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

How the mighty have fallen.
Young Jesse James IL about to cm.
bark In the pavnbroking business.
Maybe he has lot Of plumber LEFT
him by his futher which he wants
10 disposc of without arousIng sus'
plcion.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Pan.Amcrican exposition officials
arc making another appeal to the rail-
roads for better limits on exposition
tlckets.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Tho Schloy court In order to show
that II Is strictly business. VIII prob
ably take long rest. II wouldn't
do to work too hard
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

The Herald is In receipt OF com.
plmentary tickets 10 the wesiern
Slope Racing Association meeting at
Glenwood Springs. the programme OF
which was published yesterday. The
events should attract good string
OF rncrrs
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

A Philadelphia girl with twenty.
Eve millions ut her disposal. has sold
herself TO Hippolyte Paliavioini, and
this causes the Chicago Record Her
aid to remark that she must be ex.
tremcly bomcly TO have to pay such
price for such name.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Adolph Krumpanitsky and Robert
McGrew came over from Mancos last
evening IN route to Victor where they
10 as delegates from the Mancos lodge
to the annual X. of p gathering
They report the Mancos valley in fine
condition,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Isn't II queer that foreign princes
never marry poor American girlsf
Money IL what they are after. and our
rich girls are willing TO sell them
selves for title.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Pennsyiyania has q man sixty yenrs
Of nge who boasts he never rode on
railroad train. Someone should of.
fer him pass.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Bob Evans should bear in mind that
II Ia as bad to write too freely as II
In 10 talk.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

The Colorado Democrat is evidently
an annex OF r. NJ. Paterson and Gov
ernor orman.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Mrs Eta D. Lane. publisher of The
Hooper Press, arrived Friday night
spending Saturday in Durango and the
balance OF the time at Trimbe until
this morning when she pulled out for
home. Mrs. Lane says Trimble
Springs is the place to stop for rest
and a good time
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

The death OF Prince Henry OF Or
leans means that some rich American
girl will remain at home.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15

Con Sullivan, a former Telluride
citizen. was murdered in the wilds
of Alaska by two men for his money
and valuables. A companion with
him was also killed.