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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
LADIES' AID.

The regular meeting of the lanies aid will be held in the church parlors of the Methodist church on January A. After the business meeting a SO cial hour will be enjoyed. All are in. vited to come.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14

New Hotel Sonora. Cananea. Re modelled and first class in every way. Mcdaniel Bros. proprietors. 293
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14

See the pretty girl, at the Royal tonight for the last time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
DANCE AT UPPER
 LOWELL CLUB HOUSE

Regular Friday night dance. com mencing S:30 D. m.. finishing in tim to catch the 11:S0 car for Bisbee First class music. Best floor in town Come. 92s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14

Don't miss seeing the 'Planter's Wife" at the Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14

Theatre Royal showed to another crowded house and pleased audience again last night Remember this is the last night of this extra fine pro gram. Don't miss it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
MISS IVES ENTERTAINs.

Miss Sophie Ives. of Tombstont Canyon. will entertain the Methodist Ladies Aid and their friends at her home Friday afternoon Refresn- ments will be served and an informa social time will be enjoyed by the guests. Miss Ives is always a charming and clever hostess, and al afternoon of pleasure will be spent
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

arate corporation will be formed to
take over the railroad The tugboat
Will be regularly employed, carrying
provisions and mine supplies and ore
to and from Guaymas to st. Georges
bay The railroad is equipped with
rolling stock, and is now being put
in thorough repair. 1t is the intention
to have the mill in operation by jan
uary l.
The Sierra Pinto mines were pur-
chased by Capt. C. Henry Thompson
after a careful examination for a con-
sideration of S350.00O, and he considers
the property one of the best he has
ever been connected with, being yet
but in its infancy. Mr.. Porter was
formerly with the Bagdad and is a
thorough mine and mill man. Under
his direction the mine and mill should
quickly begin to earn profits. Mr.
Porter will carry ahead development
work. with the view of eventually en-
larging the reduction works.
Captain Thompson states that the
harbor can easily be made a CONNER
cial one by building a 300-foot pier to
deep water, or by dredging a channel,
and this is one of the matters which
will come up later.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
CURED WHEN CLIMATE FAILED.
WORDS OF PRAISE FOR THE
BELGIAN OXYGEN CURE
1916 Cleveland Place.
Denver. colo. oct. / 1909.

Denver, Colo, Oct. l, 1909.
My Dear Doctor Du Meyer-Seven
years ago last spring I took a very Sc
we're case of La Grippe, which affected
my left lung, and left me with a severe
cough. In a few months had several
copious hemorrhages from my lung,
and my doctor In the East told me If
wanted to live 1 must go to Colorado.
l at once came to Denver. and appeared
to improve at first; but soon had an
other bleeding spell, and went to New
Mexico, and finally to Arizona and
to Los Angeles, but could see no
improvement, and the doctors in
California sent me back to Denver.
1t was then 1 heard of your Oxygen In
halations and when you examined me-
you said that you could save my life. |
was then mere shadow of my former
self. weighing less than 100 pounds. l
began your inhaling treatment Sept. l.
1905, and in a few days you put me
on your Oxygen Tablets, and in ten
days l began to rapidly improve and
gain flesh, cough and raising grew less,
and in 16 weeks 1 was we'll and had
gained 80 pounds in flesh, and have re-
mained so ever since. l have been in
Europe one year since then, and can
live anywhere. may come to Los An
geles this winter and if l do, l will
certainly call on you. May God bless
your great work in saving the lives of
others like you did mine. Use this as
you see fit for humanitys sake.
Truly your friend,
MRS. JENNIE GATES.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
A Word Of Thanks from the Happiest Man
In Southern California

176 Bruce Avenue, Pasadena, Cal,
Dec. 1, 1909.
DR.. Du Meyer Co: Four years ago
1 began having light epileptic spasms,
which soon increased until they became
very severe. I began doctoring with
our home doctors in Cedar Rapids, Ia,
and soon found that all they were CIV
ing me was strong solutions of bro
mides, and this would affect my brain
so that 1 was sleepy and dull all the
time. then tried several specialists,
and their remedies were nothing but
the same bromides, disguised. 1 con-
cluded that these would sooner or later
put me in the insane asylum, so
quit and came to California, and here
heard of your treatment, and began to
treat with you at once, with the result
that you stopped the spells at once, and
my intellect is brighter than ever be-
fore. I have now lost all dread of the
fearful disease and enjoy myself like
other people.
1 will gladly tell any one Of your
wonderful treatment so as to spread the
glad tidings the world over. Truly
yours, CHARLES BONEBREAK.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Epilepsy

We do not fill your system with
drugs, such as bromides, that
sooner or later will ruin your
brain and wreck your future life.
If you are a sufferer, come to us
and let us give you frank, hon
est examination. Well tell you
your condition, and if our method
of treatment will effect a cure
we'll tell you; if not, we'll be
frank and explain to you why we
cannot cure you. The examina-
ton is free, and it is our one de-
sire to get in touch with suffering
humanity. If you are one OF the
unfortunates, do not hesitate
we always welcome anyone, and
never accept a case unless we are
positive that we can accomplish
an absolute cure. We've made
many wonderful cures and have
accomplished wonders with cases
that other doctors have given up
as hopeless. So, dear reader,
again we say, and urge you to
come to us; let us investigate
your case and see what we can
do to relieve you of your suffer
ing. We no doubt can lift the
cloud of gloom that now hangs
over you and allow the sunshine
to enter your life and again re-
store you to perfect health to en-
Joy the events of life and join
your friends and family in their
efforts to gain all the happiness
that this life holds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
CITY OF. MONROVIA
PLANS IMPROVEMENTS
Business Men Organize and Plans Are
Submitted for City's Growth.
Outlook Is Bright

MONROVIA, Dec. 4.-Following a.
meeting of Monrovia business men to
discuss the project of a cooperative
organization, a list of improvements
has been issued which the city requires
and which have, for the greater part,
been looked upon with approval. A
plan of organization for the business
mems organization will be drafted in
the near future, and it is expected that
the effort will meet with unqualified
success. Practically every merchant
of the foothill city now is a member of
the organization. The plans submit
ted for the improvement of Monrovia
are as follows: Celebrate completion
Of Panama canal, perfection of noun
tain water system, completion of
municipal sewerage system, every thor
oughfare a street and every street
ornamented with parkways, trees and
shrubbery; completion of local street
car service, a municipal playground
for the children, dedication of new
high school building. This is tenta-
tive proposition.
1t is not likely that the program,
however attractive, will bear of full
fillment before several years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
ONE FOOT IN THE GRAvE-BUT CURED
TO STAY CURED
CONSUMPTION FROM PNEuMoN1A
Madison. Wis, May /, 1905

Madison. Wis, May l, 1909.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
During the year of 1903, at my old
home in Madison, Wis, began having
peculiar sensation in my throat,
which produced a slight cough. This
peculiar tickling in the throat continued
until during the winter of 10000.
was broken down with nervous pros
tration and soon developed a very Sc
rious case of pneumonia. This kept me
in bed for three months, when our fam
lily physician had exhausted all his re-
sources and advised my husband to
bring me TO Colorado on account of
friends did not expect to ever see me
alive again. We arrived with a trained
nurse at Colorado Springs in June, in
a greatly reduced and weakened con-
dtion. My lower lobe of both lungs
was inflltrated or filled with tubercu-
losis matter and a small spot in the
upper portion of the right lung was af-
fected. At this time 1 was so weak
from constant coughing and nervous
ness and loss of sleep that was un-
able to walk alone or step up on "a step.
We Immediately concluded to try the
Belgian Oxygen treatment, and after
the first days treatment 1 slept all
night. the first time in three or four
months. From this on my improve
ment was steady and we went to Call
ifornia to spend the winter, steadily
continuing the treatment from time to
time, until now find myself complete
ly restored to health and normal
weight, and, in fact, in better health
than for many years; my breathing ca
pacity being far in excess of what it
ever had been. Chest expansion in
creased from 11a to Az inches. The
most delightful part of 1t is that l can
again live in my old home at Madison,
Wis, without any danger Of further
lung trouble.
l cannot say too much for the Bel
gian Oxygen treatment for the cure of
l also wish to add that
the close attention given to each pa
tient taken under the care of Drs. Du
Meyer is the main factor in producing
these wonderful results.
1 write this in the sincere hope of
benefiting humanity. Yours very truly,
MRS. j. e. BAKER.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
UNION HAS NEW WELL ON
SECTION 25 AT MARlC0PA,
NORTH OF THE WELLMAN

:. The Lakeview oil company, !
= which is owned by the Union, is G
= said to have brought in a well =
= yesterday on section 25 at Mari \
! copa, a short distance north of i
i the Wellman Oil company. The :
! strike was made on what is known 4
! as the Dunn ground. on account !
= of the offices, of the Union closing !
!. at I o'clock Saturday, the extent i
! of the well could not be learned. \
!. The most of the wells in that sec :
i tion are brought IN by gas, and !
! flow steadily for some time before !
+ it becomes necessary TO resort to :
! the pump. The oil is superior for :.
i. road work because of its heavy \
j. asphaltum base. y
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
There Are No Inva|ids With Normal Blood
Exile For Consumptives A Thing of the Past
BELGIAN OXYGEN CURES

Stop and consider your health
Are you enjoying life, or have
you some ailment that is sapping
the vitality from your system
Have you a slight cold, to which
you attribute your rundown
feeling? So many poor, unfortu-
nate people. are stumbling along
with a bottle of some patent
medicine, or trying something
recommended by friend. Stop
now, dear reader, and investigate
what we have to say to, you.
Come to us and let us give you
a thorough examination and
diagnose your case. We treat
each case in accordance with its
diagnosis, and have no cure-all
for every disease. We do not
claim to be able to master or cure
every case that comes to us, but
we do claim that we have the
most reliable and successful
method known to medical science
for the treatment of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
ANOTHER SUFFERER MADE HAPPY
Prominent Denver Citizen Cured

july 10, 1909.
DR.. Du Meyer Co.:
Dear Doctors--For the benefit of those
who are suffering as / have suffered, and
hoping that my letter may be the means Of
pointing the way for their recovery of
health, as l have recovered, l would state
that for the past four years l have been
suffering from a severe case of catarrh of
the nose and throat l have tried every
thing during that time-all OF the various
treatments that have been recommended
and have also been treated at various times
by several OF the best doctors here in the
city without any permanent benefit.
l read of your treatment in the papers
and called at your offices for a talk with
you. You examined me thoroughly and told
me that you thought that you could cure
me. l decided to give your treatment a
trial and did l very happy to state
that l am now perfectly well after treating
but a short time,
1t is with great pleasure that I would
recommend your Belgian oxygen treatment
to any one suffering as l was, and l heartily
advise them to go to you for treatment,
and l know that if they can be cured you
can do so. Yours for health
WALTER CECIL COX,
Box 435. Cor Twenty ninth and Eudora
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
RETURNED TO HIS HOME TOWN CURED
Indorsod by Patients Physician
Philadelphia, Pa, June 26, 1903.


, Philadelphia, Pa, June 26, 1909
DR.. Du Meyer Co.:
Dear Doctors-In reply to your letter
I would say that I am entirely re-
stored to health by your treatment
and have been able to work in an
office as bookkeeper since my return
home from Denver, over a year ago.
The cure you made of me is very
remarkable to my mind, because of
the fact that I was so very Ill and
had tried a number Of specialists and
doctors before taking your treatment.
On account of the water in my left
lung l was operated on three times
and tapped for Hydro-Thorax. This
only gave me temporary relief, and
always got worse after each operation
than I had been before.
After taking your Belgian Oxygen
treatment a short time my symptoms
improved gradually until l was en-
tirely restored to health and able to
return to my home in Philadelphia.
/ know from experience just what
the Belgian Oxygen cure did for me
and I want to thank you very sincerely
for my life, as l know that had I not
taken your treatment l would have
been dead a year ago.
If you have any people in this vi
cinity who would like to know about
your treatment. send them to me, and
1 will gladly tell them that I know of
nothing that compares with it for the
treatment of lung troubles.
I forgot to state that 1 had several
severe hemorrhages a year before
came to see you. I have not been
bothered in any way and am able to
live in Philadelphia, my home, with
out any return of my old trouble.
Yours very truly,
j. ]. ACHILLES,
1248 N. Fifty-siXth street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
BID. Askl
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-No fresh features de-
veloped in the metal situation today and
with both the London and New York ex
changes closed, prices were more or less nom
ipal
Tin dull SS1.5593170.
Local dealers quoted lake copper at s1s25@
so; electrolytic, $lS S125q1S.371a; casting, Sl3
a13.25.
Lead quiet at 81 4S7ls94 42h
Spelter easy at &c. 10Q6.30.
Iron unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
cURED OF ASTHMA FOUR YEARS AGO
Douglas, wyo., Oct. %, 1909.

Douglas, Wyo., Oct %, lSoS.
To Whom It May Concern:
Gentlemen-I am so thoroughly con-
vinced that the treatment that re-
ceiyed at your institution is success
that | feel it my duty to say TO the
nublic that they are taking the proper
course when they take the Belgian
Oxygen treatment and follow the ror-
mulas laid down to them for the treat
ment of their cases.
l have had Asthma for a numper oI
years and during that time have NOT
dared venture away from nome al
night. and especially was this true dur
ing the fall and winter months.
on account of my attacks in the
meantime. 1 consulted a great many
physicians, and while l occasionally got
temporary relief, some of them told
me that there was no cure for Asthma,
and l had about made up my MIND
to that fact also.
At this time l am of different opin-
ion. because you cured me. l COM
menced taking the Belgian oxygen
treatment September IS, 1905, and on
the 18th day of October, 1905. l was
able to return to Douglas, Wyo, where
I have lived for nineteen years. am
now feeling finely, and have just got
back from a trip over the country tor
five days and during that time slept
out on the ground every night.
This is, indeed, no faith or fake cure.
II the patients will take proper care
of themselves and follow the directions
fully, the physicians will do the rest.
shall be very glad to write to any
one making inquiries and tell them
Just my condition.
Hoping that this may be the means
of inducing other sufferers to take
your treatment. 1 remain. yours truly,
GEORGE N. DOYLE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Mr.. Danziger. Already several deals
have been made and there will be a
great deal of work done there. The
Santa Fe is rushing material onto the
ground and will soon have a number
Of derricks up" The Santa Fe has
a well on section 8, south of section 6,
which will at once be cleaned out. 1t
came in like the section well, and the
officials believe will be equally as good.
The company also has. brought in a
well two miles to the north, on the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
LIVE IN ANY CLIMATE
tuberculosis, Bronchitis and
Asthma


Here is a trio of diseases
that play sad havoc in
ones life. The terrible de-
stroying effects of the tubercu-
lar germ are mighty powerful,
and unless the advance Of this
germ is checked, life is soon
wasted. There are cases of tuber-
culosis that cannot be cured, and
then, again, there are many that
can. We can positively cure any
case in its first or second stage,
but no medical power on earth
can accomplish cure in the third
or last stage. The physician who
tells you he can cure you if in the
last stages of consumption is what
the world terms a fakir. We do
not accept a case in this condi-
lion-consequently, we know just
what we have to accomplish when
we undertake tuberculosis case.
If you are suffering with a chron
ic case of bronchitis or asthma,
do not hesitate to come to US. We
can guarantee a cure in any case
we accept, and offer a thousand
dollars for a case in which we
cannot accomplish an absolute
cure. Read what one thankful
patient has to say:
crDrD oF ASTHMA FOUR YEARS AGO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
PRICES OF METALS
ON NEW YORK MARKET

9 NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Copper to- g,
g day nominal, unchanged; standard @
g spot at $l2.75@12.85; March, SI2.75@ 8
g 13. Lead, $4.S71R@4421R. SpeIter, o
g S6.15 $50. Silver, 5194c. q
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
MINING QUOTATIONS
Nevada Stocks

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler n Co.. members Los Angeles Stock
exchange. 200-20l 1. w. Hellman building. Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ACCUMULATION
Fraction dropped points and Daisy l. Con-
solidated, Florence and Jumbo Extension
failed TO move from yesterdays figures
Trading In the Tonopah division was light
and mostly Of a professional character.
Following the closing quotations;
GOIDFIFID DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

NJ. DANZIGER returned Saturday
from Midway, where he inspected
y the Santa Fe well on section g.
which he pronounces the greatest wei
he ever saw. He received telegram
from the oil department of the Santa
Fe at San Bernardino after his arrival
home, saying that the well is making
fully 1000 barrels daily. ut means
boom in the north Midway field" said
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

BOSTON Dec. 4.-The Boston copper shares
are only moderately active with trading
largely confined TO specialties. The tone,
however, is strong. Massachusetts, Mining has
been a feature, advancing 10 S%, a gain of
rs. The buying In these shares is on re-
ported developments at the property. Mich
igan has also been active, showing a gain
of Ia. Lake Copper has furnished its usual
contribution OF activity selling as high as
75R and as low as &C. The miscellaneous list
is more active than for some days, with
trading very general and at substantially
higher range OF prices
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

southeast quarter OF section 26.
Capt. J. F. Lucey who has been i'll
with a severe cold, was at his office
for a few hours yesterday.
Two automobile loads Of visitors will
go to Santa Paula canyon, Ventura
county, today to visit oil properties in
which they are interested. They will
inspect work at the Hill Top, Pyramid,
Bard and other camps.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Nineteen Producing Wells

The American Petroleum has thir-
teen strings of tools running in Coal
inga, four new rigs up and nineteen
wells producing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
u - ILL 1AOA
Bid. Ask.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT
Salt Lake Mines

Special service TO The Herald by ]. C
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles
member Stock and Bond exchange OF san
Francisco and eastern exchanges.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 4-Following were
closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
DAILY MINES COMPANY

COPPER property OF 16 claims. eight
miles south of BOUSE, Arizona This sec
tion is proving rich mineral zone of
COPPER and GOLD. TREASURY STOCK
25c PER SHARE. Send for prospectus con-
taining our engineers reports on the prop
erty, 1t will pay you. DAILY MINES CO.,
6s4 Byrne bldg, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Comstock Mining Stock

Special service to The Herald by b. r. Tay.
Tor, 112 West Third street. Los Angelica
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4-Following were
quotations today;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Boston Mlnlnq Stocks

Special service to The Herald by B. r. Tay.
lor, liz West Third street. Los Angeles.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
TO THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE

At the last session charged on the
floor of the house that almost every
crime known to the English language
had been committed in our asylum
for the inasne. unless it was some
thing overlooked or forgotten. On the
moor of the senate | added: There
is no protection for an inmate of said
institution from the asylum officials;
none from the governor; none from
the courts, and none from the legis-
lature. Gentlemen, you chain men,
women and children in hell, and then
refuse to protect them"
l repeat those charges today, and
all others that l have ever made in
writing to the officials. in publishing
articles and in conversation. They
are all absolutely true.
The chairman of the last legisla-
tive committee, Hon. F. NJ. Hudson.
acknowledged before the full commit
tee that he believed all | had said,
but added: How are you going to
stop it; we have no time nor author
ity to investigate" Said committee
acknowledged that they had found
two inmates terribly beaten and
bruised, but made no mention of
it in their official report
l call your attention to the terrible
conditions at Milledgeville, Ga. as
published in Watson's Weekly Jeffer-
sOnian, as well as at Chattahoochee.
| was 500 in debt when l left hell
three years ago. and am a very busy
man, and cannot spend all my time
and money in going before legislative
committees to make half hour state.
ments that are completely ignored,
cut you can find out all about me
from men in the state house, on the
floor of the house and senate, Judges
on the bench and others ali ever
Florida.
There has never been but one COM
A-'A''~S NAAtA' Ali'NoIlSdtCN anu DuDliSu-
ed conditions as they are. and that
was the w. K Jackson committee
and their report was "choked" by the
officials.
| say that if these terrible condi
tons are to be allowed to continue
every official in the land should be
shot through the heart with a Win
chester rife, and the earth and all
therein turned over to the devil in
hell at once. I can give you the key
if you want to unlock the strong
box" H. DOVE ALLISON
Miami, Fla.
Estate papers please cOpy.)
We take it that Hon. Frank Clark
is getting better-he invited those of
his brother congressman who did not
like his remarks on the tariff out on
the lawn, and they would settle it in
the old fashioned way Yes. Frank
Is getting better, which despite his
views on the tariff, must be crafty F.
ing to his friends.