Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
MILK AND RAOU|M| O|O NOT CURE
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 LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dee. 5.-E. R. Mcdowell, formerly of Prescott, where he is well known, is now a full fledged attorney, with offices in the heart of Los Angeles. Mae returned last week from trip Co the mining section of California, having been nt Jamestown on business.
 Postofice Clerk. Dan Pettibonc, who was employed on the Herald reportorial stan for several months, when the daily first started up. on its checkered career, is now in the postofIicc here, at the corner of Seventh and Grand, where he is holding down A clerical situation.
 Now slings Plaster.
 (. w. Dunlap, who was employed in tho Bashford -Burmister store for many months, is no wa full fledged plasterer, having learned the trade since coming 10 Los Angeles, a few short months ,go. Dunlap is q man that believes m taking advantage of opportunities, and therefore now holds q card in the union. He even marched behind the band here on Labor Day, having been one of the boys that far back. He joined the union and now draws his lit. tie s5 per Mrs. Dunlap and the two little ones arc well and happy. They live out on Fedora street, on Pico Heights. Dunlap will be remembered IS ono of the swifts in the Prescott hose team races year ago last July.
 Mansfield Boys.
 Frank and Will Mansfield are here. being fixtures in the city. They are in the real estate business and also have other avocations. Will keeps books nt the "Tavern," the Mccoy Bros. .'s bar. Both of the boys seem to be doing we'll.
 Still Printing.
 Dave Amber, who was foreman and job printer in the Herald office for more than n year, is now in the Los Angeles Examiner office, where he is in the ad. room. He is anxiorSs ,o go to San Francisco. where pay is good and work plentiful.
 Changed Doctors. Mrs. A. 1T. Mitchell of Walker who has been in this city for the past three months, being doctorcd for cancer, has changed physicians, and is now being treated by Mrs. Bridges, mother of !. l.. Munds.
 Mrs. Mitchell and her mother, Mrs !. !. Milliken, came down here and, after visiting various institutions, de. cided to patronize Dr. Burners snni. torium. out in Boyle Heights. The aforesaid doctor promised to do all kinds of things for Mrs. Mitchell. as he had often promised to do for many | others. She remained in his place for two months, during which time inc only treatment given was milk, said 10 con. tain radium, besides n little medicine supposed to be for the blood.
 After staying there for two months during which time the cancer enlarged . triflc. rather than diminishing. Mrs Mitchell was taken away from the ten der care of the Burner people and placed with Mrs. Bridges.
 Mrs. Mitchell paid Dr. Burner s45, m advance for three months treat nent, at the end of which time sh, vas to be well. Had she stayed an ,ther month she might have been be vond cure. As it Is she is now doinI veil ,and will be all right in the course of time.
 Mrs. Mitchell demanded &l50 bacl rom Dr. Burner, but the request wa 'corncd; authough Burner has sai' rom the pulpit time and time agail that he would refund money to any one who did not like his treatment O like the place. The ease has bee placed in the hands of an attorney an there may be some interesting develop ncn,s soon. Anyone from YavaPa 1, county considering coming to this cit for treatment would do we'll to inquir carefully about the outcome of oth' patients before entering the pr. Burne Milk and Radium, Rest and Sleep cur' Mrs. Williken left for her home Walker last night.
 Enjoying a Visit h Mrs. r. c. Mccoy and two childre < are hero now visiting relatives an n friends. Floyd will arrive shortly an they will all remain for couple ( ,. months. During the visit of Floyd, 0 F. Mccoy will go to Prescott to atten
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