The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1905, Page 3

“Don't Worry, Wateh Us Grow” he Now Biore Credit Friday Specials to Attract You to New Store methods, qualities the trial pur that Friday specials are most In l | | | credit system ts 1 so sure are and The store prover that yo! Ul be about isproven with satisfied a we " ‘ome in and get acquainted || fa $1.25 Medium Cabinet, well mirror on thing for bath room al with n Curtains, per Grenadine 4 figured, per yard 1 Couch Covers, each per yard “lain Rep, per yard jots and figures, each yard yard DRAPERY SPECIALS Orient wiss, in nsion Rods, yard per | yards 30x34 Ex cee calestills| ae 6 ARPET C G COR. SECOND IT @ UNION STREET iTrorrvr "or - | i Circus Passes Cause Outbreak | 2 ‘ of Jealuosy in the Council Jealousy ken out among the advance representa: the memt council, owt 80! neg t uch subt to what to have bee an) secure the reduction inexcu: b gonial! Now Mullen, Zbind adva: « the Barnum & fortunates are wonder t Bailey circus. appened that they were not n The trouble arises from the fact | « ied, averring that they have not that some the city fathers have et seen the shadow of a pasa. Gill/ been plentifully supplied with | is t saying anything. but he went! passes to the show while ers|to th w Wednesday afternoon | have been forgotten. When the im-| all right r-| and Introduced his int portant matter of fixing the amount | rogative son to the hippopotamus. of the license for the privi of} exhibiting in this was before} s ae the counctl several months ago L k ly t L d niin coat s ceostcn ty cae} =MK@ly TO Land in ing that he had been presented with six different passes, intimating that Poorhouse YORK, Still In Progress The Big Surplus Stock Piano and/f Organ Sale at D. S. Johnston | Co.'s Is Still in Progress. [faster than Standard Ot! has ae |brought it in. The Standard Oi! company yesterday declared a quar. terly dividend of $6 hare. amount ing to $6,000,000. Of this Rockefel ler will get $2,400,000 as his share hext month. Rockefeller’s disburse. | ments for the quarter that has brought him $2.400,000 are about | or $9,000,000 more than | Aug. 17.—In the wt three months John D. Rocke lier has been giving away money } ents being shipped in ev- on, some going 4 long dis u the 14th we shipped a fine Kimball Chapel Organ to Mixs Lizzie Wood, at Fort Yukon, and on the 19th another larger and more expensive style of same make wil be forwarded to J. T. Thornquist, Nome City Every one who has any ever for a Piano On June 29 last Rockefeller gave that this big and ge $1,000,000 to Yale university aa a| saving opportu permanent endowment fund On importa | June 20, the next day, he gave $10 yur $2 ance now $146 te 000,000 to the general education ar instruments will be! board. He has also made a numb and $359. from $1,000 to $100,000 since last Organs worth every cent of $86,| May, which aggregate more than| $95. $115 and $140 will go at this | $500,000. This in spite of the diffi Sale at $52, $64, $78 and 395. jeulty of getting rid of “tainted | Terms on pianos from $10, $15,| money ’ $35. 285 and 380 Gown. and $6. $7.) In all Rockefeller will probably | month. > and $20 Per! receive $16,000,000 this year as his Terms on organs, $5 to $10 down,| *bare of the Standard Oil profits and $2.50 to $5 per month. | If other investments yield him $10. Every instrument guaranteed to | 00,000 his total income will be| 000,000 be as re | Within three months he has given | resented. away $11,500,000. In the preceding five months he gave away 500,000 lor a total of $14,000,000 > far in |1905. If he makes a $50,000,000 — */to the Chicago university the total | Seattle's Leading Piano House. j wi be $64,000,000 at least for the | 902 SECOND AV S. year, or about two and a half times | BUIL | | | INC: 506-306 PIKE ST. vw) | cor you use any- thing in the way of he E Hatten societies and other 6JAVA BLEND cS ise tee ot more meters he te COFFEE i 5 823 TEETH EXTRACTED digg after discovery. But that short } If Both Quality and Price Jf. ees, t number s the other members of the fa - so Dentistry and not one of them ent metho 2 ag Ww —) Were Right? palatal ager | Bleeds fad seutivn athroom furnishings receive particular a n at The Maker Dental Co. 1 German r for I r f Ca he har All the little fixture handy in bathr 1room FIRST AND YRSLER n hande f mass and na or kitchen, are t in a great varie whether fa ts, kno ~ ne armen ’ a dal r t ree latches, metal racks, screens or anything required in ay of m pr trea ts in th k a OOLS?. We have them all, both in sets or single piec RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. | /': pioms as are tion providence, In short—if you need anything in the way of bullders har Baggage, Furniture, Storage eve plitt : t followe engeance erent TEA & COFFEE co. ware—LET US HELP YOt | Office and storage room, 1216 Firat |’ Whee tee Gis RIL tenia pa ; #21 SECOND AVENUE. an give at ard footbath, # Ms nat THE SEATTLE STAR-—THURSDAY, AU Where Surgeons Themselves 17, 190 UNRIVALED - Lie on the Operating Tables the Success of the Columbian Physicians In the Cure MINNESOTA TOWN FAMOUS FOR HOSPITAL WITH RECORD OF ‘The operations they perform a icine and helped the other pioneers | ght indians | eta i Dr. Mayo acquired a tremendous | MISS HOCH WILL BREAK CHAM PAGNE OVER THE BATTLESHIP —s, wh Bie ~_ KANSAS WHEN IT IS LAUNCH ED—SHE WAS BROUGHT UP IN ready establish A STRONGHOLD OF TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES arebeubed & Be Chronic Asthma Radicall ago, Dr. Mayo - - - | A small hospital establish at c om) . ly Mr. Daniel Graham, South Park, that time has grown to great pro Bed cual nr portions as a result of the skill of | | after from asthina ter Dr. W. J. Mayo and Dr, C. H. Maye greater part of my life, and the re sons of the pioneer physician, It t guilt was of the best equipped in the | A Perfect Cure. world and cost in the neighborhood “Since childhood I have bee of $200,000. A wing opened a few troubled with difficulty in breathing months ago has marble baths and | and shortness of br and imilar conveniences t | jon grew we with © the fancy of the weal . ceding year until I » a There are more modest | seeped se Sears rar pewwa | Fast Sha get ; And pock relief in change of climate finally the ward | For @ time I was somewhat better “4 is > erie demo hee | but the disease soon returr and the office are received in turn, ex-| | caused me alted station and wealth taking | | Most Intense Suffering heir places In the waiting | Pet ae wv agauet © tau wake same as poverty. The great poe Hany 7 teubles since ay lowly alterna’ at the of | | cure table, for none turned away. | | at a" - 1 r 1 | fi A S oon | cemetery and lowered a . OF J me starr | fay ons ar | pas Th wn mig medical f rhit Catarrh | nt ive | quarantines have caused the able. Only 1 per cen ft n has been ill of fever na e-fifth of that has died. There _Proprtetor lutely no sign of panic o H red De r ity and ontrar t rains are not cr monials Address pers Fy Drugziots opie report that they pdiake Hairs Pamity f nt s people than in same time in any previous sum 4 sippl is the worst offender Ragley’s Corner |] ropria. Kae—crude ol! which) the ceremony the quarantine matter, but some the # r i ed b “ it ia it ie that M Hoch ms ¢ tr the hn Hrow wh th ¢ Gauant ¢ the | bad. She F Reliable Medicines } |)" ‘"" 5° : ise oy e 3 er anise and the Sunflower ia both passed up by the na tt Prescriptions in stnentnn ter oa the battleship Kansan ad prevent peo To prevent Summer Complaint N. J. next fai ar ring that town. Many at very reasonable prices Hoch, daughter th refused to accept Phosphate of Kove of Kansas, will handle for unless it highest qualit the first time in he c t orn Phosphate of Sodium, efferve champagne wher ote apt © monquito cent, bottle ent 4 1 will Dr. Kendall's I wit fumigated in ny other large bottles e ty. Th ‘ - final gym he ys WILL TRY TO CLIMB saparilla with Irotite MOUNT JEFFERSON Iron; thia is a medic PoE AND, Ore bata os the whole family, large Poisoned the Air to Get “058%. Pepzone We guarantee this remedy to be the best on the market for th tom, per bottle BY J. H. WHYTE. Iathong © NEW ORLEAN la. Aug. 17. Ande Poverty has added its w to th ri Try Our pitiful res ems = Freckle Cream ondition, It will positively o wh Freckles nburn neipall the ading of banana | tin eal ttle but) tw For Adams’ of Every Chronic Il. age about 10 6 da They are Neither at present, nor at any time ir Heattle thone in need of expert medical ate 3,100 OPERATIONS IN A YEAR—HOW OLD DOCTOR TRAINED | cnpayed from m, until 2 p.| tention been afforded such an opp: ty to be cured. Never before has equally skilled, experienced an HIS SONS TO BECOME NOTED IN THE REALMS OF SURGERY m In the absence of ! ne isd = successful treatment of difficult fe of mad ible to each and every sufferer an that | brothers a patient ts made ready for | now offered under the nominal fee rate, which, including all medicines and appliances for their use, Is but DAILY FIVE-HOUR STUNT IN THE OPERATING ROOM operation at one table while another is under the kr One of the age, Sedat tous has sor | FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH! formed as many as 14 operations in | ‘ oC Ly a day Probably they are enabled 1 BY JACOB WALDECK |The hoapit 0 resort of] | St conan ce Time and Money Wasted CURING CATARRH pecial Correspondence to The Star| surgeons who themselves require] ‘omplish much pte } ROCHE R, Minn.—This placid, | surgical attention Gaseysen they. b “oe eg With Quacks and | PRE pretty, perfectly kept town of 8,000 | They aro aaniated by a staff ¢ af population holds a record for sur Old Dr, Mayo gave his sons the] surgeons, bacteriologixts and othe Cure-Alls tal there were performed, last year, | medical instruction in this country) bers of the wtaff. The result # then | Wash It i now ten years of > ry and prome heir cases are now! given to one of the brothers, who| more since I first noticed the sym | 8,100 surgical operations. It was a | Sie unusual length in the toms of cata Ktenae | Mr. F. 3. Townsend, addrens 170% larger number of surgical cases than |“ e neath | makes a final examination rm a ean a Bre ges eggs was handled at any othe Year book of medicine and wurgery:) At § o'clock In tho morning the A Gill Wie Mend jouth Forty-to eet, Tacomag tion in the country, not ed tayo has devised several) Mayos visit all the patients at the | ciosing up my nostrils and repeat Two years 1 at Operations on the stomach and Dr.| hospital, Then comes the long apell| ed cold ravated this conditic the great Johns Hopkin , @ aggravated . Contras vere C Baltimore. Few hospitals in the| ls H. Mayo has invented a number! rating t In the aft- | until 1 was finally obliged to get Contracted a Severe Cold, world had as many casas, In few, |O¢ OPerations on joints, They stand] ernoon they examine new patients, | breath almost entirely through the| | which nsettied in my throat an@ Samy, wan there os low a mortal-|nish in the organisat c make up the calendar of operations| mouth, This set up an | chest and developed a chronic brone ity e 2 Much their for th ensuing ay, and lude Irritation in My Cheat hial atarrh. The 4 ane >» x Capital operations are performer be 9 . vention of surgeons} with another tour of the hospital wheesing an ratt in tended to my mach, causing lows hy Dagar hag Hemel rm ashington a few years ago, A|They abstain regidly from alcot g. and great difficulty ; é npr em . surgeon, re od ws the| and tobacco, While their work ha my lungs with alr, J de appetite ure of digestiomy Operations for appendicitis, hernia) Rypot an a y j and similar complaints are so nu- | Oremost author nt world a8| brought great finan returns, they | Yeloped | Coughing Night and Day. b h xcite no com-|'? ® certain important abdominal) live the simple life A Chronic Cough | merous that they ¢ poration, gave his experience | Vv t Th t | nd expectorating phlegm continua ment. The patients come from all . perience in 600) With all their succe at tre me greatly, especially ‘ rts of the stry and some from | "Neb cases, A discussion followed,| maintain their old t at night, when it spoiled my rest MR. WM. MEINS, J ally, I grew worse, losing its See nds. At the daity clinics #2 the course of which Dr. W. J.|ing with the townapec and I raised @ great amount of Prairie, Wash. eight and streng ntil ma foreign lan¢ M Mayo cited over half as many ca be hard to exaggerate gm from the lungs. 1 lost my Ke were ted and I greatly the re from half @ dozen :to 50 | ee ee ee ind ding th be hard “mera a: tae ek uae s iting surgeons Practically no) (he a larger pe it W — OUR FREE OFFER are@ the dises rte crosaee = eanes. maintain no tin a em Regier = eaina to ALWAYS OPERATIN | abby publicity Felt Weak and Tired Would End in Consumption. abet The doet . f middie age,| learned of work must be All the time I had severe head TO THE SICK “But I am gl way that, ay to | Mlert 1 vine the tre-| cured from ott w famil aches-constant pain in the t t — ce : All of which causes Rochester 10th yous amount of Pel 8 Bas sg a AMAT) my head and through the temp! hacen aedeiaaty ; a hold in high teem the oom o from wh i hb I could obtain no er We will give @ careful painstak I have been omp ured an@ Mayo, In the first place th I 1 wasted much time and r ‘ am venerable Dr. W. W. Mayo, now 86 the use of cure-alle and q ing examination and diagnosis to | A Well Man Again. rly age came to thi ntry, He ‘« discouraged er earne: stronger tham early ag = t -y api os ’ through a friend of the Columbian | charge. This includes a thorough |. and can heartily recome d medicine and ma i j physicians and th work. I placed tainsistl “ work, Before the war he came to FIZZ myeell under treatment, and have | Microscopic examination when“hec- | mend the Columbian treatment t@ Minnesota, where he practiced med been cured essary. all sufferers i NO TIME SO GOOD AS NOW! 1 Columbian THE CURE IS Medical _,, — te your name and address om e the Then cut ows nstitute i to ei return receive our tle uetr and questions WM. McHARRIE, M. D., Consulting ots O08 Physician, 420-426 Arcade Bu ding. pA A Name ..cccessseeers Address ....... . b jay, 6 to 8:30; Sun ays, by 150 feet in height and nearly pere ndicular on all sides. 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