Duquesne Kennel Club Dog Show Prize List Readied
The Duquesne Kennel Club dog show advances with 181 class entries across breeds from Greyhounds to Foxhounds. Prizes exceed prior shows. judges include John Davidson and Anne H. Ailiiney. Delaware County entries and other regional clubs participate, with Yale crew rating noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Teratini
John Davidson
Danree
Anne HH
Iliiney
Lancaster
Moss of Bernards
Newfoundlands
Great Thane
New York
Mast
Yorkshire
Benheim
Newly Elected Captain Leads Team Candidates
The group lists Ives Sanford Cravens Chatfield Perkins Gisnoux Haskell Treadway Gallaudet as newly elected captain and crew. A lightermasium task and a short run were completed with more candidates expected tomorrow as rowing in the tank begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Rovers
Sanford
Cravens
Chatfield
Perkins
Gisnoux
Haskell
Treadway
Gallaudet
Bridgeville Resigns From County League Over System
C P Mayer, Bridgeville manager and former league president, resigns Bridgeville from Allegheny County League. He cites defeat of the percentage system and alleged ballot irregularities involving Climax and Tarentum members, saying he will not be hoodwinked. Mayer notes his long service and stakes in league integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County League
Bridgeville
C. P. Mayer
Mannager
Dispatch
Allegeny County League
Climax
Barbour
Minehart
Verry
Marer
Work on the Schedule for Brooklyn Baseball Club
New York January 9 The Brookyn Baseball Club caused the Schedule Committee to draft two season plans one for 132 games and another for 14 games based on C W White's double championship plan Secretary Mr Ebbitts will coordinate the work as clubs respond to a circular seeking preferences on game counts holiday dates and other schedule details The committee aims to decide after club replies and may assign Abbitts to finalize the dates The metropolis hopes the New York club will be treated fairly compared to past committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spectors
Charles 4. Ebbitts
Brooklyn Baseball Club
C. H. Byrne
C. W. White
Abbitts
Lyons Case Pits Pittsburg Claim for Lyons to League
An official letter to the Sporting Life prompts Editor Richter to shift the Lyons debate. He calls Pittsburg’s case new light on Lyons but condemns the brutal attacks on the League’s Players’ Committee as undeserved and harmful to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aporting Life
Lyons
Richter
Pittsburg
Pittebure
Annual Meeting Of Allegheny Athletic Association
The Allegheny Athletic Association holds its annual meeting at the Hotel Schlosser next Saturday evening to elect officers for the next year and decide on building or purchasing a new clubhouse. Members expect a large attendance and a strong push for a clubhouse, with no anticipated changes to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Athletic Association
Schlosser
Eastern Ohio League invites new Beaver club to form
At Alliance Thoradas the Eastern Ohio Baseball League met with Youngstown, Alliance, Canton, Salem, East Liverpool, Akron and Wooster represented. An opening for another club was noted and Beaver was invited to join. The matter rests with local enthusiasts as strong players are available in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Ohio Baseball League
Alliance Thoradas
Youngstown
Alliance
Canton
Salem
East Liverpool
Akron
Wooster
Powers Hosts Amateur Pool Tourney at Allegheny
A. G. Powers, U S champion, plans a ten day amateur pool tourney at his home 19 Federal Street Allegheny. Ten entries have signed up. matches run each afternoon and evening beginning tomorrow. Prizes valued at 850 will be awarded. event promises to be lively.
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A. G. Powers
United States
Federal Street
Allegheny
Grttesome Racing Results From Jan 2 Card
Grttesome reports a fair turnout and note of good condition for Jan 2 racing. Silver Mint won the first race over Miseive and Himiex with a swift finish. Lackland led as Spendvil placed second with Vanitoke third in the six furlongs. Mabel beat Lovell and Prince Howard in the one and a half furlongs. Object first over dake Mess and Extra with time 1:37.4 for the four and a half furlongs. Freezer won the one mile and a furlong with Gloster and Barry Dawn second and third in 1:37.4. John Hickey led seven furlongs with Dyras errand and Fasett following.
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Silver Mint
Miseive
Himiex
Wy. Secon
Lackland Firet Spendvil
Vanitoke
Mabel
Get Lovell
Prince Howard
Thue
Objection
Dake Mess
Extra
Freezer
Gloster
Barry Dawn
John Hickey Orst
Dyras Errand
Fasett
Races at New Ontrais Result Daily Summary
Jan 9 racing at New Ontrais produced outcomes across four races. Mont Ctr led the first over Redstone and J T with time unrecorded, followed by G sone winning the six furlong second race with Allén ground and Rev Prince third, and Firet jems One Dime winning the seven furlongs third with Ton Stevens second and cons a. Mark Swon won the fourth with Gendarme taking third. Time in meters noted as 1:30 for the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontrais
Mont
Penn State Wins State College Football Title Meet
At a meeting of the State Association of College Football Teams a championship was awarded to Pennsylvania State College in Center County. Dickinson College of Carlisle was expelled from the association for failure to keep engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissone
Jane
Pennsylvania
Center County
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Association
Live Bird Shoot Draws Noted Local Competitors
Arrangements set for a live bird shoot this week featuring the Painter brothers the Denny brothers EK E Shaner dim Crow and others. The event promises a spirited contest with strong anticipation of excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter Brothers
Denny Brothers
EK. E. Shaner
Dim Crow
Wild yarn sparks talk of new American association story
Bray Bannie Navy and players train as talk swirls about Chartiers and Bridgewoods joining the county scene. New York talks deal for catcher Sitting, while Tex Berger weighs terms. Powers, Day, and Sullivan back Mike Kelly in Giants talk as baseball voices push for a smooth path to summer thrill.
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Bray Bannie
Washaes Waartwood
New American Association
Win
Nikely
Chartiers
Bridgewoods
Seree
Day
Danny Etchardson
New York
Hanlon
Buck Ewine
G. Spal
Washington
X. BE. Younes
Esey Teague
la Desk
Torne
Powers
Tam
Mike* Kelly
Ike
Tilm
Giants
John B. Day
James EB. Sullivan
Patrick
Gloucester track to reopen and race scene notes
The article notes Gloucester track reopening tomorrow. It covers trainers, horses, and prospects for upcoming seasons. It mentions dropped entrants in Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps and potential key matchups with California drivers headed for Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Gloucester
Tow
VTTAR
Bob Swigert
Prxem Tovar
Trea Trav
Senorita
Brooklyn
Grant
Abdallah
Roy Wilkes
TL. A. Davies
Isai Stewart
Roy
Local dog show amd racing notes and fights in New Orleans
A jumbled report notes Tom Burrows winning a sprinting handicap in Manchester England. J Monatssey writes promising a 15-pound man who will fight Jack Crowley. Dan McCarthy and Tom Callaghan sign to fight in New Orleans on the 2nd inst. Several fighters including Dick Boner, Slavin and Mitchell are in talks to retire from fighting. Kent Hesser aims to run George Miller. Miller did not appear. A grand professional tournament in St. Louis on February 10 offers $600 in prizes and a $20 medal. Wes, the English pioneer, appeared in Monte Carlo but left after a failed attempt to raise funds. Secretary Sullivan calls a Met Itan Association meeting at Astor House New York City on Tuesday the 10th at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom BuRows
Manchester
England
J_ Monatssey
Jack Crowley
Dan McCamthy
Tom Callaghan Resterlar
New Orleans
Dick Boner
Slavin
Mitchell
Kent Hesser
Mazech
George Miller
Hesser
Miller
St. Louis
Wes
Monte Carlo
Thuredar
Iis Sretem
Good servants and help wanted ads in The Dispatch column
Classified notice notes cent word advertisement space in The Dispatch offering help and servant positions. It highlights paid listings and expected inquiries, urging readers to place their ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch Cent
Notable Visitors and Travelers Listed at local Hotels
Detroit businessman Gilbert M. McMillan, son of a Michigan senator, registers at the Duquesne with Dry Dock Co. president for a social visit. Ex Mayor George W. Allen of St Louis stays at the Duquesne to consult Carnegie Phipps & Co. staff. Others depart or arrive from cities including New York, Chicago, and Baltimore while hotels host bankers, merchants, and executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert M. McMillan
Detroit
Michigan
Duquesne
Dry Dock Company
George W. Allen
St. Louis
Southern Hotel
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Coraopolis Meeting Debates Bond Issue for Streets
Citizens and taxpayers fill the schoolhouse to discuss issuing 34,000 in note bonds, risking an estimated total debt near 220,000. Debates focus on street improvements, taxes, and the town’s financial future as Council backs the proposal amid warnings from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraopolis
Mary Crrnsess
William H. Guy
Joseph McAdams
Guy
Mr. Smiley
Robert Kerr
A. J. Ferguson
Conneil
Joseph Dillon
Dillon
Alfred McCabe
Arrass
Ferguson
Frost
Council
Smiley
Burgettstown
W. St. McCabe
Boundary dispute suit begun by Maryland against West Virginia
Parkersburg Jan 9 Special Service of suit by Maryland in the U S Supreme Court has been accepted by Governor Freming and Attorney General Caldwell of this state. Maryland seeks to recover land in the eastern Panhandle once part of Calvert Baron of Baltimore. West Virginia officials Fiournoy and General Price are named to assist in the defense. The disputed land has been in Virginia’s possession for a century and covers a large portion of West Virginia. Wallace Bank failure at New Castle draws U S Supreme Court action reversing lower rulings, affecting distribution of about 45000 to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersboro
Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
Freming
Caldwell
Panhandle
Calvert
Baltimore
Fiournoy
General Price
Sek
West Virginia
Virginia
Wallace Bank
New Castle
New Cnstte
Wallace Savings Bank
Fire reports from multiple cities including Jersey City blaze
A late night Jersey City fire destroyed Furst’s dry goods store with extensive damage to the four Boston blocks. Early morning flames also damaged 221 Carson Street in a cafe restaurant, with 2500 loss insured. Other blazes cited in Milwaukee Nashville Vidalia and Noblestown with property losses and gas causes noted. Advertising is requested in The Dispatch’s penny column.
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Jersey City
N. J
Charles Jr. Furst
Dryzoods
Boston
Carson Street
J. R. Jankowsky
Massillon Man Finishes 30 Day Sentence For Assault
Massillon special report: David Pahr, a local teamster, completed a 30 day jail term for assaulting his wife. He returned home drunk, drove his family from the premises last night, and was rearrested and jailed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
David Pahr
Train crash claims two lives at Mt Pleasant township
Strubenville January 9 Special Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad trains struck two men in Mt Pleasant township leading to fatalities. Details incomplete but authorities report both victims perished in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. E. Juggernaut
Strubenville
Jan
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Mt. Pleasant Township
Tragedy on Bridge Ends Henry Watkins Life Nearby Ztun
Henry Watkins aged 73 was killed this morning while walking over a bridge near Ztun in sight of his son’s residence. Later, a westbound train near Dillon Ville involved a farmer named Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watkins
Ztun
Scott
Dillon Ville
Three Youngstown Waifs and a Proffered Wrestling Match
Youngstown report details a dinner accident when Joseph David threw a butcher knife to his wife, piercing her skull but deemed accidental by the family. Separate items note Evan Lewis accepting a wrestling challenge from an unknown Cleveland foe, with a purse and gate receipts at stake. Barglaries at Hubbard steal revolvers razors and knives totaling $10, with a stolen horse and sleigh driven toward the Pennsylvania line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Joseph David
Evan Lewis
Strangler
Manley Brothers
de Rove
Pennsylvania
West Virginia Embezzier Clouston Indicted in Six Felony Counts
Ex-Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court J E Ward Cloustonfaces six felony indictments for forging witnesses names on certificates and defrauding the State of thousands. Authorities expect total embezzlements and forgeries to exceed many thousands. 40 to 50 indictments have been returned. A separate brief notes a gray-haired man found frozen in a cemetery, claiming origin from the Allegheny region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankensnare
Sperial
J—E. Ward Clouston
Circuit Court
Grand
Criminal Court
Clouston
Clanston
Sioux Indians Enumeration Completed For Reservation
The completed census of Sioux Indians on the reservation shows 20 675 individuals with 9 742 males and 10 923 females across Standing Rock Pine Ridge Rosebud Santee areas and other agencies. The count, totaling 4 006 families, will guide future legislation. 428 Cheyennes at Fort Keogh are included, fled during the ghost dance troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standing Rock
Pine Ridge
Santee Agency
Lea
Fort Keogh
A Convict With a Fortune Heir to English Estate
Wichita January 9 Mr George Tankersly learns from New York lawyers that a brother in England has died making him heir to a large estate. Tankersly is imprisoned in Lansing for burglary. He once held a good local position, but reoffended last summer and now faces a long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
George Tankersly
New York City
England
Lansing
Uniform Land Transfer Laws Needed
Nashville January proclamation from Governor Buchanan endorses a meeting of the National Real Estate Congress in Nashville on the 17th to discuss a uniform method for real estate transfers across states and a plan to help industrial workers secure homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Buchanan
National Real Estate Congress
Ball to Replenish Lodge Treasury in West End
Valley Lodge members face an unprecedented sickness toll draining the treasury. A January 15 ball will be held at Metropolitan Hall West End to raise funds for sick benefits and restore finances.
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Valley Lodge
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Stele
Metropolitan Hall
West End
Small Tale From Saturday and Local Events
Superintendent Hastimox of Allegheny parks received two orchid plants from Jose de Saldanha de Gama professor of botany at the Agricultural College of Rio Janeiro. A.C. Gray recently returned from Brazil brought them. David McFar t of Swiss vale was attacked by two colored men Friday night. after a struggle he escaped as shots were fired but no harm occurred. Contagious diseases report shows three new diphtheria and five new scarlet fever cases citywide. Hope Lodge Knights of Pythias opens officer installation at Carnegie Hall Tuesday January 12 evening.
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Hastimox
Allegheny Parks
Jose de Saldanha de Gama
Agricultural College of
Rio Janeiro
A.C. Gray
Brazil
David McFrat
Swiss Vade
YesTenpar
Insult to tor cane hoee amscru re realiity in some Skin
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss dissatisfaction with medical claims and price. The text questions Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and its guaranteed blood purification claim, noting doubts about efficacy and imitation concerns.
Weather Forecast For Western Pennsylvania and Regions
Weather summary reports generally fair and cooler conditions across Western Pennsylvania and Philadelphia area with variances in Parkersburg and New England. A ridge of high pressure runs from Alberta to Newfoundland with temperatures varying. storms shifting from Texas to the Gulf and a new Arizona storm forming. Light snow flurries in the Lower Lake region and Missouri Valley, rain in the Middle Gulf, and a general rise in Atlantic coastal temperatures. Snow flurries possible in Mid Missouri Valley and light rain in Middle Atlantic. temperatures fall in Gulf and Atlantic states while remaining steady elsewhere.
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Alberta
Illnois
Newfoundland
New England
Texas
Gulf
Arizona
Lower
Lake Region
Missouri Valley
Middle Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic States
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Steamer Where From Destination
Veendam Elbe. Ocean Steamship Arrivals report steamer movements with from and to details noting Rotterdam as a destination and Elbe as a port referenced in the brief item.
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Fotterdam
Veendam Elbe
Misleading Medical Advertising in Pittsbury and Copeland Ties
A historic piece argues for low uniform fees by Drs. Copeland and Byers, asserting genuine skill and permanent results across the country. It condemns rival marketing, notes widespread testimonials from clergy, lawyers, and professionals, and warns against untrained practitioners who overcharge and misrepresent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbort
River News and Notes from Louisville Dated Jan 9
River reports from Louisville show a falling water level with six feet and inches on the fall line, canal at 0 feet and 1T feet. Tell City expected to rise, W. W. ONeill coal boats due back tonight, Captain Moren and Crump active in river trade. Departures listed include Big Sands to Cincinnati and James Guthrie to Evansville as severe cold and ice affect Kanawha and Little Kanawha, ferry changes, and Captain Murray improving as minutes of weather and river conditions note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvilln
Dan
Tell City
Bockere
Memphis
W. W. O'Neill
New Orleans
John Moren
5. S. Crump
Pittsburg
Tom Dodworth
Big Sands
Cinelmnatic
Big Kanawha
Carrollton
James Guthrie
Evansville
Parkenstons
Jan
Ohio
Maggie Paden
Keystone State
Scotia
Murray
What Upper Gauges Show at Allegheny Junction
River gauge reports show five zero inches and failing. Weather is cloudy and cold with brisk winds over the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Evansville River Drops to Seven Feet Amid Ice
River gauges show Evansville and Wheeling at seven feet and falling with ice in the channels. Cincinnati and St. Louis report similar readings as weather remains clear and cold. Navigation is closed due to ice, with several arrivals and departures in transit and a brisk rate for the Dispatch’s cent-a-word column.
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Evansviltr
Wheeling
Courier
Parkersburg
Scotia
Cincinnati
Mas Rnis
Fred_ Heroldestes
Rueckere State
Memphis
Hudson
Pittsburg
St. Loon
Fred Hinkel Credits Dr Copeland Hall and Byers for Curing Catarrh
Mr Fred Hinkel describes a long struggle with catarrh and cold bronchitis that began years ago near Perrysville Avenue Peasy. He credits persistent systematic treatment by Dr Copeland Hall and Byers, noting two slow months followed by rapid improvement until total cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hinkel
Mr. Hinkel
Cure for Catarrh Promises Lasting Benefit by Doctors Copeland Hall
The narrative extols Doctors Copeland Hall and Byers for curing chronic catarrh after other physicians failed. It emphasizes a thorough three to four month treatment, patient cooperation, and warns against stopping early as essential to achieving lasting improvement. The piece portrays patients as transformed and grateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Hall and Byers
Dr Copeland and associates secure Pittesvurz office presence
The notice declares that Dr Copeland and associates will not close their office, stating their location is permanent, leases run for car terms, and they will provide skillful and scientific treatment at uniform low rates, with no expectation of departure from Pittesvurz.
Pittsburg Specialists Offer Century-Long Practice Claim
The physicians in this office present themselves as a three year tactic of a quarter of a century in Pittsburg with nine years of their names advertised in daily papers. They claim to be the oldest firm of specialists in their line now active in the United States and stand ready to prove these assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
From Catarrh to Health Through Treatment
A patient recalls long years of coughing and debility from chronic catarrh. After consulting the doctor, he reports dramatic improvement in sleep, energy, and ability to work, praising the treatment and recommending it to others with similar chronic throat and respiratory issues.
Doctor Copeland Doctors relieve chronic catarrhal trouble
James J. Rapter attorney at law East St. Louis writes of three years of catarrhal trouble. He reports Whnoler treatments with Dr. Copeland and associates improved his health rapidly and recommends them for courtesy and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Third Street
East St. Louis
Copeland
Catarrhal Cure Praise From Newport Ferry Co Writer
A Newport Ky. company writes a short testimonial praising Dr. Copeland and associates for curing catarrhal trouble, saying symptoms are gone and they are now well and grateful.
Pastor Grand Avenoe U P Church Voice of Recovery
A St Louis pastor at 3634 Forest Park Boulevard reports throat trouble from exposure during public speaking. He sought treatment from Dr Copeland and colleagues and now says he can perform all regular duties without difficulty or annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Patient lauds Dr Cope Land and Associates for relief
A Chicago reader at 3960 Drexel Boulevard writes that after weeks of care from Dr Cope land and Associates they have received substantial relief and rate the doctors as best, recommending them to friends. The message emphasizes strong personal benefit and high trust in the medical team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexel Boulevard
Chicago
Copeland
Local Exec Praises Dr Copeland Specialists in Throat Cure
Frankise Street Rochester NC reports the president of a national casket company praising Dr Copeland and associates for throat treatment. He had long suffered catarrh of the throat and reached relief after their therapy, calling them competent and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Casket Manufaturing Company
Grant
Garfield
Copeland
Letter of praise from Cramer Dry Plate Co to Dr Copeland
A letter from the Cramer Dry Plate Company of St Louis to Dr Copeland and associates expresses elation and complete satisfaction with the treatment of a catarrhical trouble. The writer offers the letter for any use and hopes it benefits the doctor and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cramer Dry Plate Company
St Louis
Shapleigh Hardware Treasurer Praises Dr Copeland Associates
A. F. Shapleigh Hardware Company treasurer at 519 North Main Street St. Louis Missouri states he is under treatment with Dr Copeland and Associates and is satisfied with how they handle his case.
Family ties claim Catarrh Cure Hope
A Cincinnati woman, daughter of the late Judge Snilin and sister to the Columbus Probate Court judge, after 13 years of catarrh, reports relief under Dr Copeland and Associates. She credits improved nerves, ceased headaches, and renewed vitality, urging others to seek their treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snilin
Probate Court of
Columbus
Copeland
Biker Opera Com commune of the $an on the New England Cir PAN
A reader testimonial claims catarrh affected health, tried many physicians and remedies, but improved after treatment by Dr Copeland and associates. The statement urges others who depend on their voice and suffer throat troubles to seek cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Pittabaryg
Biker Opera
New England
Assciates
Local doctors praised for curing eye and throat diseases
A patient reports rapid improvement after treatment by Drs Copeland Wall and Fryer at Sixth Avenue Pittsburg. The firm advertises cures for eye ear throat nose and nervous disorders with mail consultations and a question blank. They claim seven pound weight gain in four weeks and full recovery of sleep and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
Wall and
Pvere Trust
Pittsburg
Five Dollar Rate Extends for Winter Medical Treatments
A local medical office announces a five dollar rate for estarrh nd and kindred diseases through the rest of winter. All patients receive treatment under the rate with a monthly card option. Special arrangements are available for out of town patients and tents.
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Market St
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Pittsburg, PA
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Washington St
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Newport Ferry Company, New
J. W. Ashwood
Forest Park Boulevard
St. Louis, Vo
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Samuel Stein
Frankise Street
Rochester, N. C
H. Ernest Cramer
Alfred Lee
A. F. Shapleigh Hardware
C. A. Safein
West Ninth Street
Miss Marie Dressler
C. C. Sradecry
Washington Avenue
Des. Copeland
Hall & Fryer
Sixth Avenny
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