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Stores for Rent.

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756 PAYNE AV.-Brick store with barn; fine
location for grocer or dairy.
968 Payne Ay.-Brick store with living rooms
behind. Inquire Room 4, Germania Life
Bldg.
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Hotels.

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WORKINGMEN'S HOME@Au new, remod-
eled, furnished; large reading and sitting
room; good, cheap home for the winter.
Corner Eighth and Robert.
HOTEL IhPERIALcNeW, remodeled fur
nished steam-heated rooms, with all con-
vemences; cheap for the winter. 16 East
Eighth, Wabasha
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Instruction.
For Sale.
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BUY STOVES EARLY; you save from 10 to
rs per cent; large line OF new and second
hand. Cardozo Furniture and Exchange Co..
222 East Seventh 1t
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Board Offered.
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BOARD-For rent, furnished room, with good
board; $3.50 per week; nice location. $50
Wabasha st.
BOARD-Nicely furnished room, steam heat,
bath and gas, with good table board. q
East Tenth ST.
BOARD-Furnished front room and alcove,
steam heat, bath and gas; back parlor steam
heated; centrally located; opposite state cap
itol. 10 East Tenth
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Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature "a zzszZss
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Horses and Carriages.

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FIVE CARLOADS of good; secondhand leg
ging horses are on Barrett & Zimmermans
and will be sold at any price; investigate.
FOR SALE-Horse wigon and harness,
cheap. 1853 Minnesota st.
HORSES-All kinds of horses constantly on
hand at G. W. Wentworth & Cos. South st.
Paul.
100 HORSES FOR SALE at Kittsondale, con-
sisting of stations, draft horses and colts
from six months to FIVE years old; these
horses were bred and raied by the late
Isaac Staples. of Saltwater, Mimi; if you
want to buy horse come and see them;
they must be sold at once
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HOME MONEY to loan On good security at
moderate rates, without charge for com
mission, at the State Savings Bank, Ger
mania Life Bldg, 4th and MINI. SITS.
MONEY TO LoAN-s1O to 500 on household
furniture, pianos, etc. ,32without removal;
loans can be paid in install1Aents; private
Offices; confidential Minnesota Mortgage
Loan Co., 81 Pioneer Press Building.
MONEY loaned on life pohces; or bought. L.
P. Van Norman. Guar. Bldg. Minneapolis.
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Rooms for Rent.
Lost and Found.

80 WOFUs or LESS, XOC.
POCKETBOOK LOST = Pocketbook black
leather, containing postoffice order made
out to Gustaye Schmidt; also So BILL cards
Mrs. John Grace, 80 Western av.
WATCH LOST-Lady's gold watch, Thurs
day afternoon, between Laurel ard Far
rington and Endicott arcade. Return AL
Selby av.: reward.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 90 !

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 30, 1897.
Dr. c. H. Whitman, Los Angeles Life
Saving Station: Permit me. in the graft
tude of my heart to make the following
statement both as an expression of graf
itude as also for the benefit of others who
may be in like unfortunate condition.
My mother had lung trouble as also two
brothers, and one sister died OF consump-
ton.
My own trouble began about two years
ago. called upon one of the most prom
ment physicians of Los Angeles, who pro-
nounced my condition consumption, and
was by him ordered to go to Palm Springs.
He told my husband. as 1 afterwards
learned, that l could not live to exceed
five months. Not finding the cure that
climate is supposed to bring, / was in
duced to give your Improved Tuberculin
treatment trial.
began, as you know on the Path Of last
June, and continued with you until the
It'll of December, when considered myself
as perfectly well, and acting under your ad-
wee, discontinued further treatment.
You are at liberty TO make use of this
letter as in your judgment will do the
most good to yourself. as also the unnum-
bered host of consumptives. Gratefully
yours, MRS. c. H. LONG
l343 Rich street.
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Los ANGELES, CAL. Jan. /. 1897.

LOS ANGELES CAT, Jan. I, 1897.
DR.. Chas. H. Whitman: l have been
a sufferer from tuberculosis for the past
three years. Prominent physicians in
Boston gave me no hope whatever l
came to California as a last resort and
while here heard of your treatment and
after carefully investigating same. l con-
cluded to give 1t trial. My temperature
was 1903. l had severe night sweats, pro-
fuse expectoration. and was utterly una
BILE to make any exertion.
After one months treatment my night
sweats had ceased. temperature greatly
lowered. and my cough much better. At
the end of four months. when | was dis
charged. my cough was entirely cured, /
had gained 10 pounds In weight. had re-
gained my strength. and was practically
a new man. My last treatment was taken
on October oath. and my health was never
better than now
J. FRANK DANFORTH.
1915 Ingraham street.
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LOS ANGELES "a, J,,v

l<Oo 1dl, July i, 1881.
Dr. c. II. Whitman-Dear Sir: One year
ago this month came to Los Angeles an
invalid. suffering from consumption in an
advanced stage. Today | rejoice 20 say
have regained my health and owe it all
to you and your wonderful Improved Tu-
berculin treatment Two years of con-
slant care and nursing of my daughter,
who finally died of consumpt.o on, NOT only
left me physical wreck but developed
the latent tubercular trouble which was
even at that time In my system. MY con-
dition grew worse even after coming to
this favorable climate. until the 25th day
Of January last. l was induced by one Of
your cured patients (Mr. j. NJ. Guthrie.
who had been sent from Chicago to you
by his physician there) to go to you at the
Koch Medical Institute
My improvement was slow but sure from
the beginning l saw others cured in TWO
and three months. but it took four months
to exterminate the bac'lli In my case, after
which l continued another month, or five
in all.
During the last month repeated exam
nations of my sputum failed to show any
signs Of these germs or tubercular tissue
They are gone. and believe permanently.
invite all people similarly afflicted 10
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LOS ANGELES Cal, Sent 81 1907

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. ~, 1897.
DR.. c. H.. Whitman-Dear Doctors: With
pleasure l add my testimony to the many
now in your posse ssion. deeming II a duty
owe to those who are afflicted as l was
until restored to health by your wonderful
remedies.
l had not seen a well day for seven
years: had tried many doctors without
benefit.
Having consumption Uhe lingering form
| did not expect to be cured, but when my
attention was finally attracted to the re-
markable cures being made by you at the
Koch Medical Institute, and after having
fully investigated several such cases. and
finding them to be as represented. l con-
cuded to make one more attempt to get
well.
beginning the treatment on the 23d of
March last, my improvement was mark ed
almost from that time. Three months later
l was able to suspend treatment. and now,
after over SIX months from the beginning
of treatment, l am cured of consumption.
Most gratefully yours,
r. G. HARE.
Residence, 943 West Washington street
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Los ANGELEs Cal Feb % 1897

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 2S, 1897.
Dr. e. Fl. Whitman-Dear Sir: l wish to
thank you for what you have done for my
daughter. About one year ago she con-
tracted cold while convalescing from
scarlet fever. She did not recover from
the GOLD, but grew rapidly worse. Two
different physicians were employed, but
neither of them gave her relief. Having
seen your advertisement In the newspaper
and having read the testimonials of those
whom you had cured. l concluded to make
one more effort to save my child. and ac-
cordingly called upon you al the Koch
Medical Institute. Your examination con-
firmed the diagnosis of others that it was
lung consumption. well advanced toward
the second stage.
You assured me that you had cured
many worse cases. and could probably cure
this one. l was encouraged to place her
In your hands for treatment, and now |
bless the day that l did so, for she has
been rescued from the grave. and it is all
due to your scientific cure for consump-
ton. My daughter is completely cured
and l hope everyone suffering from this
disease will go to you for treatment.
MRS. HORTENCIA AGUIRRE,
Rivera, Gail
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Residence, s43 West Washington sire
LOS ANGELES Cal. Iulv l $50

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DR.. c. II. Whitman-Dear Sir: l feel
that word from me concerning your new
system of curing consumption may be of
service 10 others who are not only suffer-
ing from this generally fatal disease but
who are cropping in the dark fot means
of relief.
l suffered for years from what the ply
sicians called pulmonary tuberculosis OBJ
tanning no permanent relief from any treat
ment-not even from climatic Influences
l was advised by friends who knew of
you and your wonderful cures to give
your treatment a trial. After a careful
investigation of your methods and talk
with others whom you had cured, began
the treatment on the 9Th of February, 1897.
continuing regularly every other day. un-
til April q, 1897, about two months and q
half in ALL
l am satisfied the disease is arrested, and
that / am now for the first time In years
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 81, 1897.

DIT. z. II. WHITMAN: IT would indeed
be difficult for me to fully express the
gratitude l feel for the complete cure of
consumption which has been wrought in
me by the use of your Improved Tuber-
culn-" am free to acknowledge that
your treatment has been the sole means of
saving my life, for l am positive that the
spread Of the disease would have, In my
case. been very rapid. and that | could not
have otherwise escaped the end which
TOO clearly recognized was in store for me.
l suppose my case has been similar 10
others brought under your direct expert
ence, but 20 me. personally the cure you
have effected is almost miracle. | am
now entirely well. have not the least in
dications of The malady which threat
ened my life, nor do l apprehend any re-
turn OF the trouble, so thoroughly has your
Improved Tubercuin" eradicated every
vestige of it. The care and attention, to-
gether with the skIl;ful treatment given
me by you, are features of the Koch Med.-
cal Institute which l cannot too highly
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LOS ANGELES Cal. March o. 1897

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 81. 1897.
DR.. c. H. Williams: The expression OF
gratitude conveyed to you by my sister.
Mrs. G. b. West, for the complete cure of
consumption effected by you in her case. is
most gladly re-echoed by myself. 1 have
been SO cons family with her that l know
what your Improved Tuberculin" has
done for her and 1t will be both pleasure
and a privilege for me TO tell all my
friends of the Koch Medical Institute and
the remarkable cures of consumption
which know you have effected. Respect
fully. MRS. FRANK D. BEEBE.
2902 Dickson street, ST. Louis. Mo.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 2s, 1897

Dr. c. Fl. Whitman-Dear Sir: By a
happy chance and practically as last re-
sort l was induced to try your Improved
Tuberculin" treatment for consumption
and today, after just eight weeks Time
am improved to an extent almost incredi-
Bile. The disease is entirely arrested, all
of the symptoms have disappeared, and
l am happy TO say that / am restored to
perfect health. l cannot say too much
in favor of your treatment, nor urge too
strongly anyone afflicted with consump-
ton 10 lose no time In seeking your i'm
proved treatment. Gratefully yours,
MRS. KATIE FITZGERALD.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 21. 1897.

DR.. C. H. Whitman-Dear Sir: Your
treatment of consumption by your I'm
proved Tuberculin' has accomplished for
me such remarkable results that | feel a
testimonial from me is due. not only as
evidence of my own appreciation of the
benefits derived. but also In the hope that
some other sufferer may be led to take adj
vantage Of the means for cure from this
most dreadful Of all diseases, consump-
ton.
A medical practitioner myself, / have
suffered from consumption for about two
years. l fully realized what 'consump-
ton" meant. Under successive trials of
various remedies and treatments known
and practiced by the medical fraternity,
| experienced alternate periods of i'm
provement and decline, but in the end
steadily Increasing decline was evident.
| could neither cure myself nor get cured.
The benefits of climate and every other adj
vantage of treatment within my reach
together with the advice of several prom
inent brother physicians were all of no
avail. Cough, expectoration. fever night
sweats. loss of weight. weakness and de-
spair seemed to have settled upon me
with an ever-tightening grip.
BY happy chance was induced to try
your Improved Tuberculn" treatment
and today, after eigh: weeks time, l am
improved to ain extent almost incredible,
and surely never dreamed of by myself
and friends. The disease is entirely ar
rested, and the processes of destruction
carried ON In my system during the past
two years have been thoroughly checked
in the short space of eight weeks, and all
the symptoms have disappeared.
l cannot say too much in favor of the
Improved Tuberculin" treatment nor
urge TOO strongly anyone afflicted with
tuberculosis to hasten to begin treatment,
and | not only indorse the treatment, but
also heartily recommend % all persons suf-
fering from tuberculosis, or having friends
SO afflicted, the skill and experience of
DR.. c. II. Whitman. who administered the
treatment to me. Sincerely yours,
j. ID. VAN WRIT, NJ. d.
426 South Olive street
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SANTA MONICA, Cal. June IA, 1897.

SANTA MONICA, Car, June IA, 1897.
DR.. C. H. Whitman-Dear Sir: AS six
months have now passed since you pro-
nounced me cured. and as am now wholly
convinced that l am not only cured of my
lung trouble. but permanently relieved of
other annoying complications I come to
you unasked. and offer you this testimonial
In the hopes that 1t may be the means of
directing other sufferers to you for treat
ment.
For fourteen years I had suffered from
complication of diseases, without OBJ
tanning relief. even temporarily. saw
your advertisement In the newspaper, and
concluded to make one more effort for
relief. / called upon you at the Koch Med
tcal Institute, was examined, and while
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recommend TO others. l wish every per-
son troubled with consumption in any
form would place themselves under your
care, for I know that you can cure this
disease, and that promptly and complete
~. Yours respectfully,
MRS G. B. WEST.
$50 South Los Angeles street.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. rs, 1897.
To DR.. Charles H. Whitman, Koch Med
ical Institute: Dear Doctor: l now make
the statement which should have been
made some time since and you may con-
slider 1t an expression of facts as related
to my case. and being short in gold or sill
yer, trust you will accept it'as my Christ
mas Offering
My Illness began about two years ago,
the provoking cause being, as l think an
injury to my chest by a heavy timber fall
ing upon me. When l first called on you
/ had hemorrhage from my lungs, night
sweats. distressing cough. profuse expec-
toration. shortness of breath, high fever.
In fact. all of the disagreeable train that
follows that awful disease, consumption.
! had shrunk nearly forty pounds In
weight. and my condition was such that
/ was incapacitated for work,
l began treatment with you. taking my
first dose of your Improved Tuberculin
on July 9Th. and after three months of
treatment, I found myself. as 1 consid-
cred. Cured write that word with big c.
Three months have passed and continue
to enjoy good health and am able TO do my
usual day of work, all of which to me is
occasion of profound thankfulness to God
and Whitman's Improved Tuberculp
treatment. Gratefully yours,
M. Fl. BLUNK.
1904 West Eleventh street.
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free from the dreaded tubercular bacillt.
all of which / owe to your scientific rem
edy. Improved Tuberculin." Gratefully
yours JOSEPH HASELY.
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call on me for further information. and
will never cease to thank you for what you
have doni Pr me.
MRS. ]. r. BRIT
mo. 319 West Eighth street
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LOS ANGELES, Cal. June 10. 1897
DR.. c. III. Whitman-Dear Sir: Having
suffered from consumption for about two
years, l cannot better show my apprecia-
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no cure was promised me, | concluded to
try your system and began the treatment
al once. continuing II three months. at
which time / was pronounced cured
That was six months ago, and | have
continued to improve ever since until now
| am perfectly well. | Will be glad to talk
with anyone on the subject. and invite
those wishing 10 investigate the results
OF your treatment to call on me. Very
respectfully,
MRS. ELIZABETH ]. WARD.
1850 Lake street Santa Monica Cal
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LOS ANGELES. Cal, July /, 1897
| DR.. C. II. Whitman-Dear Sir: l feel that
| II Is my duty 10 add my mite to the mass
of evidence accumulated by you in support
of your new treatment for consumption.
Three years ago l had conges ton of the
lungs. with pleurisy night sweats. cough.
expectoration, fever and finally several
severe hemorrhages followed, until l was
advised by my physicians TO try the ben
eft Of Southern California climate. l ar
rived in Los Angeles the 22d of last Feb
ruary. so near dead that l could scarcely
walk; train men and passengers did not
think l would live to reach Los Angeles.
physician was notified ahead and met
nae at the depot In this city. After about
two weeks treatment he admitted that he
could do nothing more for me. Having
read the testimonials of patients who had
been cured by you, and having thoroughly
investigated the same to my entire salts
faction. / called at the Koch Medical In
stitute and began taking the Improved Tu-
berculin treatment.
At that time my temperature was 104 deg
Fair. with all the corresponding symp-
toms of hectic tuberculosis; ] began 10
improve with the frs; treatment, and have
continued TO improve ever since.
After three months. as there were no
more bacilli in the sputum. and as all un-
favorable symptoms had disappeared. you
advised me to wait and watch results.
That was about one month ago. since which
time my sputum has been examined s y
times without finding the baci.li.
~, / now feel better than for years, quite
like my former self, and believe you have
entirely eradicated the disease from my
system. Gratefully yours ,y c,r,,rr
1850 East First street.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 4, 1897.
DR.. C. II. WHITMAN: Il Is with feel
ing of deep gratitude that am thus pub
iicly enabled to state the great benefit.
which have derived from The treatment
given me by you at the Koch Medical In
stitute l can truthful.y say that your
Improved Tuberculin" has been the sole
instrument--under your experienced dlrec-
with consumption, the verdict Of several
skilled physicians leaving me in no doubt
as to the disease from which ] saw no
escape but the grave. tried every known
remedy for relief, certain cure being then
deemed hopeless, but obtained little or no
benefit. Through friends 1 was influenced
to consult you, and your examination of
my case convinced me that could do no
better fnan place myself under your treat
nent. The result is that l am today a
well man. Every Indication OF tube rcular
trouble hasa9tsappeared, and now, after a
period OF several months having passed
since ceased taking your Improved Tu-
berculin treatment, l do not hesitate to
.ion II can be of service to you In tell
Ing other sufferers from the same dread
disease that they can be assured OF as
certain cure by being treated at the
Koch Medical Institute. / will be happy to
do so. Yours, very truly,
T. w. WOODWORTH
1OS s. Broadway.
DR.. C, H. Whitman: During the pas,
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! tion of my restoration to health. and graf
| itude to you, than express it in this way.
| wish 10 say, however. that can never
| sufficiently thank you for what you have
done for me, for you have saved my life.
My condition was apparent to all who
knew me. Finally. acting upon the advice
Of the Rev ]. A. b. Wilson. pastor of
First Methodist Episcopal church, this
city. I called upon you al the Koch Medi-
cal Institute and began taking your I'm
proved Tuberculin treatment | did not
gain rapidly at first: the struggle for life
ragged about even for two months or more,
but finally began to note an Improvement
which excepting occasionally when 1
would take cold has continued until now
am well. You are al liberty to print this.
and refer any and all consumptives to me
for further particulars concerning this
wonderful remedy, which cures when all
Others fail. Very sincerely yours.
MISS MAMIE MOORE
2S5 Winston street.
p. S. wish to say further that have
recently been examined by two other ply
sic.ans and pronounced by both to be free
from tuberculosis. MAMIE MOORE.
The following note. written by DR.. Carl
Beck OF Chicago Zone of Americas greatest
surgeonsJ to DR.. {. II. Whitman of this
city shows how the medical men of the
highest scientific attachments appreciate
the great work of rec,aimng human life
by this Los Angeles physician He says:
Mr.. Guthrie's case; he is tubercular l
hope you can cure him: he Is poor but hon
est, and will be thankful to you. Yours
truly, DIR. c. BECK.
This Is what Mr.. Guthrie has to say in
his own behalf. after three months treat
men, by DR.. Whitman:
LOS ANGELES, Dec a. 1896.
Dr. c. II. Whitman: In April last had
a severe attack of la grippe, from which
l had not fully recovered, when in July
following l had two severe hemorrhages
from the lungs. l was then examined by
Dr. Carl Beck, professor of surgery at the
Chicago Postgraduate School of Med cine.
He pronounced my case one of lung con-
sumption. well advanced, and advised me
TO go al once to you al Los Angeles. Cal.
who. he said, would cure me. l lost no
time in following his advice, and on the
10th day of September l presented myself
to you a. the Koch Medical Institute and
was examined by you. and mmedia tely
began taking your Improved Tuberculin"
treatment After the first month l i'm
proved rapidly, and kept 1t up. until now,
/ am happy to say. am cured of consump-
ton l cannot say too much in favor of
this treatment. nor urge 100 strongly any
one afflicted with tuberculosis to go at
once 10 you at the Koch Medical Institute
and take your Improved Tuberculin'
treatment. JOSEPH M GUTHRIE.
640la South Spring street. Now returned
to his Chicago home perfectly well.