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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
ny J. H. WHITE.

II - IL " ~ 7 I
NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. IL
Poverty has added ita woes to the
pitlfui results OF the fever scourge
That Ignorance Is its own punish
ment IL verified by tho condition
among the Italians. Those who
have bes-n stricken we're principally
Of a class which does little work
other than the unloading OF banana
steamships. can speak little but
Italian. and diatrustB anything and
everything that Is not Of their race
One Italian said yesterday TO a
board Of health inspector that he
believed the government had poi
soned the air 10 get rid OF tho Ital-
ianH. Such Is their dlstrust that
few viii take medicine. and nearly
all hide their disease until the last
possible moment Because OF this
delay In seeking medical assistance
the great number OF deaths has re
suited. The fever f. easily cured by
present methods. II the case Is
treated early enough
The old German remedy for fcyaas
which has been handed down from
generation 10 generation for scores
OF years Is practically the treat
mebt being given by physicians The
first symptoms Of the disease are "a
severe. splitting headache. followed
BY a severe chill There is only
one chill. II there are more II It
not yellow fever The patient Is
given a hot mustard footbath. d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Jealousy has broken out among
the members OF the council owing
20 what appears TO have been an
iHexeusable oversight OF the genial
advance agent OF the Baruum a
Bailey circus
The trouble arises from the fact
that some OF the city fathers have
been beautifully supplied with
passes TO the show while others
have besn forgotten. When the i'm
portant matter OF fixing the amount
Of the license for the privilege OF
exhibiting In this city was before
the council several months ago.
naglton created a sensation BY stat
ing that he had been presented with
six different passes. intimAtinE that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

carted 20 a cemetery and lowered
into the waiting hole. "a be quickly
covered with lime aud then with
earth. To-day no restrictions are
ordered The entire town might
attend funeral II II 80 desires.
No fear exists al Infection except
through the mosquitoes.
The guarantees have caused the
greatest trouble Only ! per cent Of
the population has been IN OF fever
and one-fifth Of that haa died. There
is absolutely no sign OF panic OF
scare In this city and. contrary 10
all reports. trains are not crowded
with refugees In three weeks the
railroad people report that they
have carried out less people than In
the same time In any previous sum
mer.
Mississippi Il the worst often Ser
In the quarantine matter. but some
sections Of Louisiana are almost as
bad shotgun guarantees have been
publicly proclaimed by quite a num-
Der OF small towns in both states.
aud oyen Baton Rouge. the capital
OF Louisiana. has armed guards on
trains and dirt roads To prevent pco-
PIE from entering that town. Many
Of the towns have refused 10 accept
mail from infected places unless Il
was fumigated. but as tho govern
ment has accepted the mosquito
theory In its entirety. no mail will
be fumlEatod in this or any other
city. This decision Is final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH!
Time and Money Wasted
With Quaeks and
CuFe-hIIs

Mr., William Mems. Prairie.
Wash IT ~ now ten years or
more since / first noticed the Hymp-
toms Of catarrh. II began as
a Cold In the Head
Closing up my noatrila and repeat
ed colds aggravated this condition.
until / WAS finally obliged 60 get
breath almost entirely through the
mouth. This set up an
Irritation in My Chest
with wheeling and rafting in
breathing. and great difficulty Ira
filling my lungs with air I de-
veiopcd
a Chronic Cough
That troubled me greatly. especially
at night. when u spoiled my rest.
and l raised a great amount OF
phleEn from the lungs lost my
appetite. could rarely eat any
breakfast and I
Felt Weak and Tired
All the time / had severe head
aches--consiant pain In the top Of
my head and through the temples.
from which ! could obtain no relief
Il wasted much time and money
Ia the use % CURE ailH and quHck
medicines. and VAS almost COM
pletcly discouraged. when I learned
through "a friend OF the Columbian
phyaiciana and their work placed
myself under treatment and have
been cured"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Still In Progress
The Big Surplus Stock Plane and
Organ Sale at D. s. Johnston
Co.'S IL Still in Progress.

Instruments being shipped In ev-
cry direction. some going a long dis
lance. ON the i4th we shipped a
fine kimhaii Chapel organ to Miss
Lizzie Wood. at Fort Yukon. and on
the 18th another larger and more
expensive style OF Same make will
be forwarded 20 J. r. rhofnqulzt. at
Nome city.
Every one who has any use what
ever FOR a Piano or organ realizes
that this biz and genuine money
saving opportunity Is % the utmost
Importance 10 them.
Our fz2s pianos now tff6. the
fz75 and s1z5 Instruments viii be
offered at stss and tzs4. while the
t175 and tt25 styles Wlii 90 at tzaa
and 1850.
Organs worth every cent Of fs5.
SIS, Sis and $40 viii so at this
sale at $50. $50. SIS and t8s
Terms on pianos from SO. SIS.
as. rs and $50 down. and IS. g..
s.. 50. 40. si2. SIS and 80 per
month.
Terms on organs. s. 70 SO down.
and i2S0 TO s. per month.
Every instrument guaranteed to
be as represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Where Surgeons Themselves
Lie on the Operating Table

The operations they perform aver
age about 10 o day. They are thus
engaged from $3.50 a. m. until 2 p.
m. In tho absence OF ono Of the
brothers patient is made ready FOR
operation az one table while another
is under tho knife. One Of the
brothers working alone. has per
formed az many as II operations In
n day Probably they are enabled
To accomplish 40 much because OF
the system they have perfected
They are assisted BY a staff Of IA
surgeons. bacterlologiata and others.
A patient 10 first examined by mem
befs OF the staff The result Is then
given 90 ono OF the brothers. who
makes final examination
At o'clock In tho morning the
Mayoa visit all the patients a. the
hospital Then comes the long spell
In the operating room. In the aft
crnoun they examine new patients.
make up the calendar of operations
for the ensuing day, and conclude
with another tour OF the hospital.
They abstain regidiy from alcohol
aud tobacco. While their work has
brought great financial returns. they
live the simple life
With all their successes the Mayus
maintain their old neighhorly foot
ing with the townapeople. It would
be hard 10 e1aggerate their popular
ity With newspaper men they
maintain no footing AZ all They
sbhor publicity. Whatever Is
learned OF their work must be Sc
cured from others who are familiar
with H.
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nY IAcon MAI.nEcK.

Special Correspondence 20 The Star
ROCHESTER,. MINI. This placid,
pretty. perfectly kept town OF 5000
population holds a record for aurgi-
cal operations At 81 Mary's hospl-
tai there were performed. last year
3. 100 surgical operations. II was a
larger numbeq OF surgical eases than
was handled at any other inBtitu-
ton In the country. not excepting
tho great Johns Hopkins hospital at
Baltimore. F'eW hospitals IN the
world had as many caaua, In few,
II any. was there as low a mortal
ity
Capital operations are performed
every day At ST. Mary's hospital
Operations for appendicitis, hernia
and similar complaints are 80 nu-
meroua that they excite no com
ment. The patients come from all
parts OF the country and some from
foreign lands At the daily clinics
there are from half a dozen TO 80
visiting surgeons Practically no
European surgeon OF note CROSSES
thu continent without coming %
Rochester.
All 0f which causes Rochester 20
hold in high esteem the name OF
Nayo. In the first place there VI
venerable IN. " " Mayo. now 80.
lie vas born I'm England. and at An
early ags came To this country Tie
studied medicine and made u his life
work. Before the war he came TO
Minnesota. where he practiccd med
ielne aud helped the other pioneers
20 fight indians
Or Mayo acquired tremendous
practice When the Sisters Of the
order Of 81 Francis. Who had al
ready established an academy here,
projected a hospital about 20 years
ago. Or Mayo heartily supported
the enterprise.
A small hospital established nj
that time has grown 70 great pro
portions as = result OF the skill Of
Or. " ]. Mayo and nr G. II Mayo
sons OF the pioneer physician. u Is
one az the best equipped Ia the
world and cost in the neighhorhoud
OF $500 600 A wing opened few
months ago has marble baths and
similar conveaieneea that appeal %
the fancy OF the Weather patients
There ara more modest quarters and
finally the WaFdH-i50 beds Ia all
II In a true democracy Visitors al
the office ara received IN turn. ex-
allied station and wealth takiug
their places In the waiting line the
same ~ poverty The great and the
lowiy alternate. too. at the operating
| table. for none are turned away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

TOPEKA. Kas-Cudc OF which
the STANDARD declined O. buy. water
from The spring Of John brown. corn
juice made from kernels ripened IN
tbs suuflowef state have all been
passed up b. the navy department
IN planning Tor the christening Of
the hattleahtp KanEaa az Camden.
~ J.. next fall. and Niles Annie
Ifoeh. daughter Of tho prohibition
governor Of Kansas. will handle for
the first time IN her life a bottle Of
champagne when she officlates at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Likely to Land in
Poorhouse

NEW YORK. Aux lin the
last three months John D. Rookie.
Teller has been giving away money
faster than Standard oil has
brought Il in. The Standard Oh
company yesterday declared 4 quar-
terly dividend OF So a share. amount
ing 20 $4,000. 600 OF this Rockefel.
Ter will get s.. 400 900 as his share
NEXT month Roekefeller'a dIAburae.
nents for the quarter that has
brought him s. 900 600 are about
sii.5oo0o0. or 81 900 600 more than
his income
On June 20 last Rockefeller gave
81 600 600 10 Yale university az a
permanent endowment fund on
June 20. the next day. he gave t10.-
100000 TO the general education
board He has also made a number
OF smaller gifts In sums ranging
from 81 900 TO 800 600 since last
May. which Aggregate more than
$500 900 This In spite Of the diff
Guilty Of getting rid Of tainted
money"
In all Rockefeller will probably
receive $4,000 600 this year as his
share % the Standard OIL profits.
II other investments yield him si0.-
600 900 his total income will be
t2s .00O. 900.
Within three months be has given
away ST.. 500. goo In the preceding
five months he gave away g. 500 900
or total Of $4,000 900 so far In
1905. II he makes a $50 coo. 900 gin
20 the Chicago university the total
will be t64. 900 600 at least for the
year. or about two and half times
. g.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Circus Passes Cause Outbreak
of Jealousy in The Council

the advance representative was 70
sorting 20 such subtle bribery 60
secure the reduction Of the license
Now Mullen. Zbinden and other
uufortunatoa are wondering how Il
happened that they we're not tn
cluded, averring that they have not
yet ses-n the shadow OF a pass. GIN
Is not saying anything. but he went
TO the show Wednesday afternoon
all right. and introduced his inter
r0gative son 10 the hlppopotamu-
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the ceremony
u Il probable that Miaa Hoeh.
Nho j. The youngest daughter Of the
governor. has never seen bottle Of
champagne. and u ia certain that
she never tasted a. she Is a kan
sas Rifl from the ground up and has
spent almost al her life in Marion.
celebrated an stronghold Of tenn
refaure advocates. Miss Hneh at
tended both grade and high schools
AT Marion and graduated from both
With honorh
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500 Rs~ara. 500.


Tho rNad~HH - THIS paper wfW b.
piFnHed 90 teaFu that there b. al least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able % cure - al ttH rtaErn and
that IL cetarrhs Halls Cafarfh Cure
- the only positive cure nov known
90 the medical fraternity. GataFrh be-
q constitutional treatment Hairs ca
arrh Cure = takeu Internally. Hrtlms
directly uunn the bleed and muruitn
surfaces - the system. thereby de-
stfuyinF the foundation - the dia-
Ease. ard swing the ratiruf strength
b. building uu the constitution and
assisting nature lH duinH Us wurk
The ufoprtetnra have - much faith
On It, curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars fer ans case that
tt falls 90 cure Hsmd for list ~ tFNti-
nuufaia Address
". CHENEY a Co. Toledo. q.
sold ~ Druggists. -
Take Hans Family pills Cor conHti-
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
NO TIME 50 GOOD AS NOW!
Chronic Asthma Radically
Cured

Mr.. Daniel Graham. South Park.
Wash.
Il took the Columbian treatment
after suffering from asthma for the
greater part Of thy life. and the re-
suit was
A Perfect Cure.
since childhood have been
troubled with difficulty IN breathing
and Hborturha Of breath. and my
condition grew worse with each
succeeding year until | was finally
forced 60 leave my home in the East
and seek relief Ia change Of climate.
f'ur a time / Waa some = hat better.
but the disease soon returned and
caused me
Most Intense Suffering
for ten long years. have had no
return Of my troubles since my
cure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
CURING cATARRH
PREVENTS CON-
SUMPTION

Mr. p J. Townsend. address i7ez
South Forty- fourth street, Tacomaa
Tive years ago
Contracted Severe Cold,
which settled IN my throat ana
chest and developed a chronic bron-
chiai eatarrh. The disease also ex-
tended to my stomach. causing loss
Of appetite and failure Of Digestion
Coughing Night and Day.
and expectorating phieErn oontinu-
ally. / grew steadily worse. losing lu
weight and strength until mN
lungs we're affected and greatly
feared the disease.
Would End in Consumption.
But am glad 10 say that
thanks 70 the Columbian treafmsntS
1 have been completely cured ana
am
A Well Man Again.
q feel better and stronger than
fer years. and can heartily recom-
mend the Columbian treatment -
al suffefers7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
WILL Try TO CLIMB
MOUNT RSON

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 17.-An
attempt 10 reach the summit Of
Mount jefferson will be made next
week by l. J. and Claude Hicks. OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Medical
Institute
WIN. meHARRlE. M. D.. Consulting
Physician,
42o-426 Arcade Building.

office hours a. m. 20 u m: :
70 8 p. m evenings. Tuesday and
Friday, 6 20 70 s 20. Sundays. BY
appointment only.
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ly $50 feet in height and nearly per-
pendleular on all sides. Mr. Hicks
and party are going we'll equipped
for reaching the summit II II is pos
sible to do 50. They will be abogs
four weeks on the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
UN RIVALED
Is the Success of the Columbian Physicians In tho Cure
of Every Chronic III.

n m a al me n h or m n o
nd % op o 4 cured Never n "a equally
t o OF o "a made o a = ~ a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
OUR FREE OFFER
TO THE SICK

We will give a careful psinstak.
ing examination and diagnosis 10
every applicant, absolutely free Of
charge. This includes a thorough
microscopic examination when A,se-
r...r<
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PAPA, TINE Gov, IS A PR0HIB, BUT
SHE MUST USE A BOTTLE OF FiZZ

MISS socH WILL BREAK CHAM pAoNE OVER THE BArrlEsalp
KANSAS WHEN IT IS LAUNCH Eo-sHE BROUGHT UP IN
STRONGHOLD or TEmPERANc ADVOCATES
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-01
Bisbee and Miscellaneous.
From the Draucons.

Thos. King and James Warren, of Johnson. Arizona, are in the city. They are mining and shipping copper ore from that camp to Fl Paso. They have just shipped a carload or ore averaging 20 per cent copper and 20 ounces of silver, from the Copper King. owned by Goodrich and Upton of Tombstone. and on which mines they have a lease.
 There is considerable mining going on in the district The Arizona Con. solidated is shipping a good grade of sulphide copper from the Republic and the Mammoth mines.
 The Copper Chief will start up July 1st. They have two gasoline hoistS which will soon be installed. TheJ have one hundred tons of good grade ore on the dump.
 The Black Prince Copper compan! is about to start on two compart ment shaft on their property. This i! a Denver company.
 MT. King says that the Dragoonl can claim the richest surface coppe showing of any region in Arizona Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-01
DIAMOND DRILLS FOR JEROME DISTRICT
OUTFIT ORDERED MAKE OEPIH ON THE HARRTHoOSEH
 PROPERTY.
Latter Is an Extension of United Verde-Maehinery Put on Cleopatra and Working Force inereased-Con- siderable Activity.

One of the most interesting deals land one that means much, one way or another, to Jerome's future prosperity says the Jerome News, was consum
 mated at the Bartlett Hotel in this city
 on Monday night last, when Lloyd C. Haynes. of Broad street, New York City. x. r., secured a bond on the
 HarryhOusen group of claims, which is an extension of Senator Clark's Unit | ed Verde mine. Mr. Haynes was for merly a member of 1he-frm of Mon roe, Rogers & Haynes, which firm
 has been dissolved. each partner now being in the brokerage business for himself The firm was at one time
 extensively interested in mining in
 Yavapai county, owning the White Horse and other valuable properties
 south of Prescott. and the Verde Chiei group in the Jerome district, located a short distance south of Senator Clark's Equator mine. All of the properties in which they were inter tested in this county have been sold
 MT. Haynes securing control of the
 Verde Chief, and it was for the pur. pose of visiting this property that Mir Haynes came to Jerome Sunday last
 in company with D. I. Bartholdi, the original owner of the property. Be fore leaving MT. Haynes said to a
 News representative:
 ''On my way to Arizona from my New York home I stopped at Chicago and purchased a complete diamond drill outfit for use on the Verde Chief property. and this machinery has al ready been shipped. and will be plac- led on the ground as soon as it ar riyes. but actual operations may not
 be commenced for several weeks. on account of the company being unable to send a competent man to place the machine in commission and operate it at once. But" continued Mir Haynes.
 ''the drill will be put at work Just as soon as possible. and every claim in
 the Verde Chief group will be thor .oughly explored"
 President and Ge,seral Manager Hull has placed his machinery on the Cleo
 patra mine in commission. and with an increased force of miners at work, development on this great property is being rapidly pushed forward In
 the south drift from the Dillon tunnel,
 which is being driven toward the
 winze from the Winningham tunnel. they have driven through ore that will average-taking everything that was removed-three per cent copper. As progress was made the solid ore
 streaks have increased in size. and sulphides are now found scattered through the ledge matter During
 the last few feet the formation has .softened. and with the power drills at
 work they are moving ahead fast. Rap id progress is also being made in the north drift from the Dillon tunnel.
 which is being driven to cut a ledge which. from indications in the face of
 the drift. is thought to be near at hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-01
MARKET SHOWS
 STEADY IMPROVEMENT
THE WEEK HAS WITNESSED SLIGHT ADVANCES MADE
 EACH DAY.
Denn-Arizona Advance on Strength of Ore Strike Continues the Feature of the List-stock May Reach SIS or S2o.
(By Frank Graf.)

Yesterdays market was a continu- ation of the healthy market which has existed for the past week. The stocks are gradually moving upward and all are well taken. The close tonight brought out a few asked prices. prac- ucally the only ones we have had during the week. The entire list shows strength. and higher prices are looked for from now on.
 The fact that Denn has struck ore with their drill at a depth of $50 feet in the Lee claim has had some effect on this stock, and eastern brokers were bidding SIP, and at noon an ask ed price of S15 was. marked on the board. We should not be surprised to see this stock reach SIS or S20. but one thing is assured. that it will take all of that before any stock is turned loose in Bisbee.
 North Butte is another stock which is making great headway. and tonight was bid at s2s.50, and sales were made at S2S.50. It looks as if the stock was good for $40 anyway.
 Calumet & Arizona %as bid at SyZ. with little trading. while sales were made in Calumet & Pittsburg at $27, an advance of s in one weeks time. Sales were made in Lake Superior & Pittsburg at s3S and Pitts5urg & Du- luth was bought for S16.50.
 Bids of s60 fail to bring out any Junction, and the best on the boarus today was S63 asked. Warren DeveI- opment Co. was bought at s1O. while c. can. In fact there is no American on the market at the present time.
 The fourth call on Black Mountain has tendency to keep the stock down, and today it could be had at sS.25 with sS.10 bid. Trading in Man. haitian and Chiricahua is very light.