The herald. [microfilm reel], May 29, 1895, Page 5, Image 5

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CHARGES AGAINST RITCH
Policeman Accused of Cruel
Treatment
HE BEAT A SALOON KEEPER
The Weekly Meeting of the Police
Commissioners
The Usu.l Number of Licenses (ir.nted and
Refused-Bills Which Were Allowed.
Other Business Transacted
Another police officer, J. IT. Hitch, is
on the carpet, with a fair prospect ot be
ing hauled up before his superiors and
cinched (or alleged brutality and other
offenses. The charges against Hitch came
up at the regular weekly session of the
hoard of police commissioners held yester
day. A. M. Rawson appeared before
tho hoard to protest against the proposed
saloon on Center place, on Mott alley, for
which W. A. Osgood has for some time had
an application before the board. The may
or called attention to tho fact that several
of tho protestants against the Osgood
place themselves rent property to ten
ants for saloon purposes. The ciiicf at
one time reported no protest against th o
proposed resort, the objections to tiie
place having become manifest since the
application for the liccit.su was tiled and
repotted upon. It was developed during
the discussion of the subject that tho
license in the case is in reality a transfer
and not in the nature of a now permit.
On motion the Osgood application and
all accompanying protests were filed.
A. Raphael's application lor a $25 re
bate upon his license w;.s recommended
to ho by the conned allowed.
'lhe application of O.Moreno to be
allowed to act as a special officer in Sono
ratown will tout pay by the city was de
nied, tho chief's report in the premises
being entirely unfavorable to tne ap
plicant.
The application of If. f.. White to he
allowed to servo as a special officer with
out pay on Boyle Heights was granted.
The pay roll for May, aggregating" the
Sum ot $b9O (7, was allowed.
The tender of J. W. Hendrick, offering
to lease to the city certain property for
a branch police station on Boyle Heights
at a monthly rental of $10 rvns referred
to the council. The following was then
read :
To the Honorable Hoard or Police Com
missioners of the City of Los Angeles:
Gentlemen: I herewith wish to make
* barges against Officer Hitch, whose boat
has been on First street ut night.
On last Wednesday night he entered
my place, of business, '.tl'" Kast First
street, and because I refused to allow him
to use my telephone, lie knocked tne
down and then arrested me. Me charged
me with disturbing the peace, to which
charge I pleaded guilty on the recom
mendation of Eugene Maxwell and Attor
ney Crawford, without first knowing they
had personal reasons for thus influencing
me. Hut this does not make me guilty
of disturbing the peace, f hetewltn
charge Officer Ritch: First—With forci
bly entering my saloon and after knock
ing me down, using my telephone with
out my consent oi wi lies and by force.
Second, with accusing me of drunken
ness when i was sober, thus preventing'
the police clerk from allowing me to givo
bail when I had over $50, the required
amount, on my person.
Third, with arresting mo out of spite
because L. Hrose. whom lie had arrested
a few moments before, jumped into his
wagon and drove away, thus escaping. £
I hereby testify that I was wrongfully
ami brutally treated by the officer, who
in my case acted inhumanly and without
just cause. I respectfully ask that the
honorable board of police commissioners
look into the charges carefully, and I
name as witnesses Frank Mellugb, my
bartender, L, itrose of Ninth and lliver
streets and J. K. Klabu, Inn Vine street,
who I behove will bear me out.
The above charges are signed and
sworn to by F.Wamtke. a saloon keeper
at 929 Kast First street. The charges
against Ritch were referred to Chief Class
and Commissioner Plrtle to Investigate
and make a report.
The board referred the applications of
Charles E, Bernard, corner Commercial
and Los Angeles streets, and of F, Con
a id. comer First and Los Angeles streets,
to the chief.
i'he application of George Brown for a
position on the police force was lilerl.
Tlw application of M, L. Pol a ski & Co.
for the return of $225, an alleged over
charge upon their saloon license, was re
ferred to the council. The matter was
once before several months ago referred
to that body and is now lying dormant
somewhere without ever having been
definitely disposed of.
APPEARS CKAZY
Ellsworth Myers on Tr al o an Attempted'
Burglary of a Bank
Ellsworth Myers, a thin, consumptive
and weak-minded appearing young man,
was placed on trial yesterday in depart
ment one of tho superior court for having
burglarized tin' Azusa Valley bank at
Aznsa on the jsth of February,
Tho hank had hecn entered a couple of I
times before, und it was decided tiiat i
somebody should remain in the building
On the night of the burglary. Henry An
derson, an employee of the bank, and 1
Mr. Daniels, its cashier, were there on '
watch, when they heard somo one near
tbe vault. Mr. Daniels went in pursuit
and was shot at by tho burglar. In the
meantime Deputy Constable Thomas I
Stevens, attracted by the noise ot the !
shooting, came along ami captured Ells-
Worth Myers, who said he was tho man i
that did it. His hat and shoes were j
found in the bank".
The testimony at the trial yesterday
was direct and to the point, but did not
seem to interest tho defendant in The i
least. It is claimed that ho is insane. "
His behavior in court, while quiet"
seems to indicate that ho is not in hi s
tight mind.
For Over Fifty Years
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colic and is the best remedy tor Diarrhuea
Twenty-live cenun bottle.
Great Etfucational Excursion
Alt excursion will leave I,os Angeles Mar
•-nth and Han Francisco May 80th, to all tho
prominent cities of the east, stopping at the
iai-iaraed Yellowstone perk, via the Shasta
route and Northern Paoilic railroad. II will
be accompanied by and be under the charge
ol President and Mrs. David tHinrr Jordan of
Stanford university. Pr. Jordan is entirely
faniilisrwith the park in every detail, and the
presence of so eminent a scientist aud con
genial travelers lniurei a delightful trip, send
tl cents in stamps (or circular and book,
' Sketches in Wonderland," to T. X Staleler
088 Market street, can Francisco.
RUPTURE
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ture Proi. Joseph Fandry, lormerly of Berlin,
Germany, now of Santa liarlmra, is practical
rupture specialist and truss manufacturer. In
formation tree whereby you can become cured
Those having tried all kinds of patent trusses
•ud found no relief, also have given up all
hope, to those people I ant calling their at.ten
tiou and especially ask them to send luo their
address,
Down goes the price. People who want a
cheap machine can buy a new machine, oak
tinlsh and attachments ior 151.>. We have just
received another uar load oi our famous $20
ma- bines, which is the best machine on carili
No matter what price yon pay, you can t buy a
bettor. Freight prepaid to ul I parts of south
ern California, White 6. M. otlice, 'lib. South
Sri ilia.
PHOTOGRAPHING THE WILL
Governor Downey's Will is Fxamlned in
Court by the Surviving Lxecutor
Tne will, found a few days ago in San
Diego, of the late Governor John G. Dow
ney was opened yesterday morning In de
partment two of the superior court by
Deputy Clerk Hlako and tiled for probate.
Tiio will was published in full in The
Herald on Monday morning. By its con
tents half of tbe property and the Main
street residence With its contents wero
loft to tho lirst Mis. Downey, who died
before testator, and the balanco to the
two sisters, niece and nephew* of the gov
ernor In equal shares.
The will is entirely in the handwriting
of the deceased, as' is the codicil, but
whereas the Will was written with pale
yellow ink the codicil was in very black
"ink and several slight corrections in the
will proper aro made in the same dark
ink.
As soon as Senator White, the only sur
viving executor, bad read it through, be
asked County Clerk Newlin to have it
photographed. The will was at once
taken to the Schumacher gallery, where a
dozen copies were ordered. Senator White
declined to say what steps would bo Taken
henceforth with regard to probating the
instrument.
ONLY THREE WEEKS DISTANT
I'he Rrcisturnfest and Its List of
Valuable Prizes
Noted Wheelman Who Will Oo Against the
World's Record-No Subscriptions
Asked
It is now only thrpejweeks until the
I Kreisturnfest or gymnastic tournament at
j Loi Angeles nf tho Pacific circle of the
\ North American Gymnastic union, and
the preparations by Turnvereiii Oermania
of this city aro well advanced for tho
notable gathering of Turners of the
Pacific coast.
The city will be decorated for the event
by citizens and business men quite gen
erally With the rod and white colors of
tho Turner society, as interest in tho
tournament is not confined to its mem
bers by any means. Turnvereiii Ger
luamn has decided not to ask for any sub'
scrlptions to carry the expenses outside
of its own members, which speaks very
well for Ihe independence and financial
Strength of the organization. Any of our
citizens who desire to invest in season
tickets for all the events of the week of
athletic sports and entertainments at
Turner hall can do no, the tickets being
|5,
The interest that is being taken by the
Wheelmen in the bicycle events of the
Kreisturnfest is shown in the decision of
S. Spier and K. Ulbrieht to go against
the one mile world's record, paced, class
11, tandem and the otie-milo class It comp
etition race. Tho one-mile class 0 will
also ho paced by class A, tandem team
against the world's record.
'Tho prizes for athletic contests and bi
cycle races, upon to all, have been decided
upon and embrace one of the handsomest
and most valuable lists ever given in the
city. They ar*i as follows:
Pole vault—First, wine cooler, Nord
finger; second, silver medal.
Running high jump — First, Fsliver
pitcher, Nordiinger; second, silver medal
Running high jump—First, slyer love
cup. Nordiinger; second, silver medal.
Hammer throw —First, marble clock,
Nordiinger ; second, silver modal.
100-yard dash—First, fishing outfit,
Tufts-Lyons Arms company; second, sil
ver medal.
440-yard dash- -First, repeating rifle,
Tufts-Lyons Arms company; second, sil
ver medal.
100-yard run —First, silver parlor lamp.
Nordiinger; second, silver medal*
220-yard hurdle race First, French
vase, I'nrmelce & Co.: second, silver
nedal,
Ono mile bicycle novice—Firnt, gold
medal; second, silver medal.
due mile, class A, bicycle race—-First,
] mahogany parlor M*t, Niles Fease; sec
ond, alligiitor leather grip, C. 0. Whit
ney.
Two-mile handicap, class A — First,
piano lamp. Crystal I'aluce; second, sil
ver water set, Nordiinger.
< no-quarter mile, class A—First, gold
crank l aicon bicycle, Southern California
] Arms company; second,geuts' chiffonier,
j Niles Pease.
One mile, class H—First, Thistle bi
cycle, Ulbricht & Kitchen; second, piano
lamp, Crystal Palace.
Five-mile handicap, class H — First,
Rambler tandem, Thomas IL B. Varney;
second, automatic, hammerless shotgun,
Southern California Arms company.
Tbe'medals are contributed by Carl
Entermann, and aro exceedingly hand
some and intrinsically valuable.
VENETIAN WATER CARNIVAL
Santa CttlZ Outlines the Attractions of Its
Great l:\ent
] &*. The Venetian water carnival which will
!bo held in Santa (Irttz Juno llth, I2tb,
i lyth, 14th and 15th,wiU be most attractive.
'■ Pageants, sports, regattas, fireworks,
electric displays and a Hower carnival and
parade will lill the days. The water car
nival will be attended by thousands of
Californlans. Thero is this beauty about
Santa Otuz—when you tiro of tho spoils,
you can go down to the beach and min
gle with the thousands of bathers who
j make merry in the surf. The Santa (Jrnz
I water carnival is promised to be worth
| taking a week's vacation to see in its
j splendor. Dm* of tin; features will bo a
I genuine Mardi Gras masking during tho
I day and night of the 15th.
World's Columbian [exposition
Will be of value to the world by Illustra
ting tho improvements in tho mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell
I you that the progress iv medical agents
j iias been of equal importance, and as as
1 strengthening laxative that Byrup of Pigs
' is far in advance of till orhers.
Kregolo & lircsce, funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 248.
$20.20 to Phoenix, Ariz, and Return
Via Santa Fe. Tickets on sale Tuesdays
; and Saturdays.
Try a gal. -Maltese Club whisky, $3.50,
j unexcelled for purity and flavor. T. Vacho
] <fc 'Jo., cor. Oommer 1 & Alameda. Tel. ,'SCW.
Dr. P. S. Differbaeher, dentist, rooms 4 and
5, 119 B, Spring St., I.os Angeles.
Wall paper at Kclistroin's, 3124 S. Spring St.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World'a Fair.
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LOS AKGELES HERALD: WBDWESDAY MOKXIXR. 3FAY 251, 1895
TO DECORATE THE GRAVES
Where the Various Posts and
Corps Will Go
RITES AT THE CEMETERIES
School Children and Boys* Brigade to
Participate
Salutes to Be Fired by the Militia-Line
of March and Programme for the
Afternoon
Two programmes for Decoration day
havo been arranged by the various com
mittees of the G.A. R. posts and auxilia
ry corps in the city. In tho morning will
be the ceremony of decorating the graven j
at Kosedale, Kvergrccn ami City cemetc- j
ries, while oil of tho posts and corps
Will attend the special programme to bo
given in the evening at Simpson taber
nacle on South Hope, between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
Frank Bartlett and Kenesaw posts and
corps will hold joint services at Kver
grccn cemetery, Boyle Heights. In addi
tion the school children of Boyle Heights
and members of Company C, N. O. C,
will take part in the exercises. Tho col
umn will form at tbe entrance to tiie
ccmotery at 0:30 a. ra. ami march to the
G. A. R, pint at tho southeast side of the
grounds, where wilt be followed out the
following:
Singinji-ffiiartette.
Ritual service—Commander C M. Fairbanks
ami officers,
Recitation, Decoration Day—Master Clark
Phillips,
(.'horns—Pupils from Breed-street schooL
Address -Colonel t. M. Gibson.
Singing—Quartette.
Saluting the dead—Company C, Seventh
Regiment.
Decoration of graves.
Senator Post and the Ladies of tbe Re
lief Corps will assemble at the post room,
No. 252% South Main street, at 8 a. m..
ana take the Pico Heights elecrtic cars to
Rosedale cemetery.. At the gate they will |
ho met by the children and teachers of
the Kosedale school. The graves will lirs,
he decorated, followed by tho exercises in
accordance with the ritual, conducted by
Commander W. S. Daubenspeck. A short
address will bo made by Comrade Will
Knighton, Tho school children will sing
several selections, and the salute over the
dead will bo fired by a detachment from
the Hoys' brigade.
Tbe City cemetery on Fort hill will be
decorated by the John A. Logan post and
auxiliary corps, beginning at 0:30 a. m.
After tho decoration of the graves there
will ho remarks by Comrade J. 8. Hitman
and singing by the children of tbe Sand
street school. Commander Mr. L. T,
Holland will conduct the ritual services,
and it is expected that the salute will he
tired by a corps from the National guard.
In the afternoon tho various posts will
assemble at tho Elks' hall, No. 252!-£
Soutli Main street, in time to start the
march to the Tabernacle at 2 o'clock.
The Woman's Relief corps and Ladies of
tbo G. A. K. will gather in Central park,
at tho corner of Olive and Sixth streets,
and form so as to meet the main column
as it passes up Sixth street. The lino of
march from the hall on Main street will
be as follows: Up Main to Second, Sec
ond to Spring, down Spirng Lo Third, to
Broadway, to Sixth, to Hope,to the audi
torium.
In the tabernacle the exercises wil be
gin nt *J:.'io o'clock, when the following
programme will ho given:
Organ voluntary—Miss Mary !,.()' DoUOUghue.
Quartette, O, the Bad Moments of Parting,
Costa—Mrs. Modini-Wood, Mis. Jennie T.
Kempton, Mr. Modini-Wood and Dr. Ludwlg
gemler; Mrs. K. P. Johnson Jr., accompanist.
Prayer—Or. Dexter Halt
Trio, o Memory, Leslie—Mrs, Modini-Wood,
Mrs. Kempton, Mrs. Wood.
Address—Comrade Henry Glaze, president of
the day.
Recitation. The Rappahannock— Miss Leo
nora Allen
Address—Byron L. Oliver,
fjuartette. Under the Daisies, Millard.
Oration—Comrade J. S. Pitman.
America—Congregation,
Benedict ion—Comrade Will Knighten.
The Veterans to Parade
Frank Bartlett and John A. Logan posts
held a joint meeting at G. A. IE. hall,
61 South Spring street, last night, and
decided to take part iv tbo Fourth of
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July celebration. It was suggested that
some of tbo veterans were getting too in
firm to march in the parade and that it
would be better If they were to go on a
picnic instead. This idea did not meet
with much favor, however, as it was en
thusiastically voted to accept th© invita
tion of tho committee and take part iv
the parade.
A vote of thanks was extended to Rev.
Warren F. Day for his sermon delivered
last Sunday.
As the lease on tho present quarters
had expired, it was decided to remove to
McDonald hall. No. 127 North Main street,
on Saturday. The two posts and corps
will continue together as in tho past,
Prank Bartlett meeting the first and
third Saturday evenings in each month,
and John A. Logan on tho second ami
fourth. Tho 'Woman's Hclief corps wi'
alternate on Thursday afternoons.
Annual /Tentorial Services
Stanton post, No. 55, G, A. H., held
(he annual memorial scrvieo last night at
Elks' hall, in honor of the members of
lhe post who have died during the past
year. There was an excellent attend
ance.
The principal address was delivered by
Comrade .1. A. Osgood. Remarks were
made by Mrs. Bert Thomas, president of
the W. IT. C, ami a paper was also read
by Mr?. Lawrence, a former army nurse.
-Miss Doge recited an appropriate selec
tion in a pie ti sing manner. Music was
civen by a quartette consisting of .Mines,
Brown ami Young and Mr. Osgood and
Dr. Munk. The ladies also sang several
solos.
Adjutant .1. M. Guinn reported that six
comrades bad died during the past year.
Tho memorial services consiste lof
responsive read ing, conducted by Com
mander W. S. Dauben speck and the olli
cers. t'rayer was offered by tbe chap
lain, Edwin Baxter.
Chinese In Peril
A perilotrs but ludicrous exhibition was
given residents along North Main street
yesterday afternoon by a runaway vege
table wagon in which two Chinamen
wen* being borne ki-yi-mg to what
seemed certain death. Sun Lay Kee des
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Introducing llie great aeling horse FIREFLY,
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from 7 :30 to 12 o'clock. Matinee Monday and
Saturday from 12 to 2:30 p.m.
First appearance in I.os Angeles of
Miss Lillian Leslie, Halladlst,
Miss Julia Linton, Soubrette,
Miss Laura Adams.
VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA,
Miss Eltsa Amine, Directress.
Fine Commercial Lunch, finest cuisine.
Austria-Hungarian Kitchen and meals a la
carte at all hours.
"THE PALACE,
* Corner First and Springstrects,
Under the proprietorship of
GTJNTIIER & BERNIIAKD,
j Has reopened the season as a
> First=Class Concert Hall,
With lhe Celebrated
•)I'BERTH UY l^
Formerly witli Vienna Hnffet
THALIA CONCERT HALL,
323-325 DOWNEY BLOCK, N. Main St.
ADMISSION FIIKE,
I First appearance ul fliss (IFNEV A HAZLBTON
The eccentric Comedian, BILLY iTORTON
| American Nightingale, Miss OERTIC RAVF.N
; Concert from 7 :'lO lo 12. Change of pro- j
i gramme every week.
N.B»—Closed Sundays, Nex* new faces.
iHelta lie.
During this season o! the year tho
} moit pleasant route to the entire east,
with no high altitudes or snow block
ades, is via EL PASU mikl the
!1S AND PACIFIC R'Y.
THROUGH PULLMAN PALACE
AND TOURIST CARS DAILY
I Between California and Chicago, St. Louis and
I Arkansas Hot Springs without change. For in
! formation apply toa.iy agent id S. IV Co., or to
T. D. CONNELLY,
Traveling Passenger Ag't, Stimson block, L. A. j
-~~2 TURKISH
STAND OTHER
BATHS
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
230 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Q DR. JORDAN & CO.'S
f&m GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
J ***** Market St., S«r. Francisco
v fflfc Pdft \ (Between 6th and 7th Sts.)
B a ( '° am * '' : ' r " now wonderfully yon
kMiif glk ;u 'c mudc und hnw to avoid tneknese
1U U 5K* itn J disease. Museum enlarged with
kfi thousands ol new objects. Adniia
• v sion 25 eta.
I'rivate Office— Name Itullcllnfr
!(>.» I Market Street - Diseases of men:
Btrlotnre, losb of manhood, diseases of tho skin
and kidneys (piickiy cured without the use of m*»
curv. Treatment personally or by letter, bund
Joroook.
Old estan lihed and rehable practUoner*.
UCUf CaPCC ALL ABOUT CHANGING mx*.
nCfff raute tbe Koutures und Kemov- r^m\\
in*r Blemishes, in 150 p. book for a stamp,
rlohn 11. Woodbury, 127 W. 494 St., N. V,
i„ r „,,, r >,•, ..,. p., nn ,
J. T. SHEWARD
EMBROIDERIES.
We have a line of very fine embroideries that ar«
marked to sell for $2.00 to $5.50 per yard. They are a
miscellaneous lot. Too fine to be the best selling articlei.
We will close the lot for $1.00 a yard.
SILKS.
We will sell today a line of our regular 40c wash kat
kais in the finest grades made for 25c a yard. Any other
day 40c a yard
LACES
That have been selling for 20c and 25c a yard go to
day for 5c a yard.
ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS.
We will offer today 25 pieces all-wool dress goods that
sell every day in the year for 50c a yard. Today 35c a
yard. All new this season aud the pick of the stock.
GLOVES.
Real kid gloves. Worth aud sold all over the city for
$1.50 a pair. Here today for 79c. Four large button, real
pearls: Extra quality, in all colors and sizes, $r.oo a pair.
White and natural chamois in the best grades ior $1.00 a
pair. The finest Biarritz in all leading colors $r.oo a pair.
We strongly recommend this most excellent quality.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Hardly a spot in the store that has shown such won
derful growth as the handkerchief department. It should
when price is considered, 12 for 25c, 10 ior 25c, 8 for 25c,
6 for 25c, 4 for 25c. Aud so the prices go. Not an old
handkerchief that was here thirty days ago. Tne most
active handkerchief department in the town. Special. A
lot of samples 7 for $ 1.00, real value 4 for $1.00.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
More selling every day than we sold iv a week last
year. Today another 200 dozen fast-black, extra fine ribbed,
two pairs for 25c. Real value 25c a pair. Children's only.
Sizes 6 to 8%.
CORSETS — Increasing the corset trade. Royal
Worcester corsets; only place iv the city where you will
find them; $1 to $6.50. Special—A lot of extra good cor
sets for 50c a pair; sold everywhere else for $1; best sum
mer corset in the market for the price; 50c.
ii NILES PEASE!
11 337, 339,341 South Spring St. ]
j FURNITURE AND CARPETS, j
| A^ Car,oad ' ' j
| Arrived than Ever ]
5 We carry a Full Stock ot. _. J
X FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, LINOLEUMS, MATTINGS, SHADES, Etc 1
| X •—— We Meet all Competition In Prices X
THE FINEST FINISHED
Beautiful MAT Surface
PHOTOGRAPHS
Price same as ordinary finish, at
Largest and most complete Thotograph S'udio in Southern California.
Ulehett Award Diploma at. Chicago world's Pair, lsivi.
First Prize <iold Modal above all competitors at, Midwinter Fair. San Francisco. 1594.
And Highest Award above till competitors wherever work was entered in competi
tion in the Statu.
i Studio, 107 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
<55 Ppr Month To Treat and Cure Ca "
•pO TCI IUUUMI tarrh and Special Diseases
In order to fully demonstrate to persons suffering with
CRTRRRH AND SPECIAL DISEASES
C. 1. SCHULTZ,
THEE EUROPEAN SPECIRLIST,
Makes this most generous offer to the afflicted,
and at the same time to fully convince you that TtfSllS^'^l
j the self-praised BLOWER specialists who treat s*^E\JSj svjjjf
you with PATENT NOSTRUMS are simply taking iVSmT
your money in an unprofessional manner. lean I |!H Ml ijnftj^N^_
refer you to some of the besl citizens who have / • rjP /<R*^'' ,,^fc
taken my treatment, that the\ havi been igno- VJ ©© ITSi.
j miniously HUMBUGGED by these sharpers. All >3f \g I Tgß
diseases of the human system should be treated Jar JMmJ Q
scientifically, and not with PATENT NOSTRUMS. W JlfMgft
Remember, my new process, with medicated ftdßflpJ
vapors and all necessary medicaments absolutely
WEAKNESS. DEBII tTY, NIGHT LOSSES.
etc., restored by a new remedy now In use in Europe, in a very short time.
SKIN DISEASES, SYPHILITIC poisons and all impurities of th«
blood promptly eradicated without the use of mercury. SPECIAL
attention given to all chronic inflammations, discharges and irregular
I ities in female diseases.
LIVER, KIDNEY, BLADDER and all GENITO URINARY Disease*
permanently cured. Sanitarium at
120 NORTH TIAIN STREET, New Hellman Block.
"FORBID A FOOL A THING AND THAT HE
WILL DO." DON'T USE
SAPOLIO
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