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College of icians and Surgeons of Chicago Medical Department
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
NEW BUILDI\(j OF COLLEGE
Four Years' Graded Course for Degree of M D.
Students IPermitted to Specialize in Elective Courses, Class Room and Hospital Instruction.
Term Opens September 27tli, 1904.
For Catalogue Address,
DR. FRANK B. EARLE, Secretary
Congress and Honore Streets CHICAGO, ILL.
Lake Geneva Sanitaria
LAKE GENEVA, WIS.
DR. WM. G. STEARNS, Medical Superintendent
O A K ^V O O D
60 ACHES OF OAKWOODS For Mental Diseases. Acute Cases Received for Diagnosis and Treatment. Convalescing Cases Re-Kducated, Rates are as Low as tlje Most Efficient Treatment and Best Trained Nursing will Permit. : : : : :
LAKESlDli
FACING THE I.AKE
LAKE COTTAGE
For General and Nervous Cases. No Mental Cases Taken. Two Homes with Complete Modern Sanitarium Equipment.
Northwestern University Dental School
Lrocated in the business center of the City COR. LAKE & DEARBORN STS.
Unexcelled Facilties and Equipment for Teach- ing Modern Dentistry, Continuous Operative and Prosthetic Clinic througout the Year
The Clinic Halls are the most spacious, best lighted and best furnished in the world. An abundance of the greatest variety of cases for study and practice are always available to advanced students.
For further information address the Secretary of the Dental School.
Northwestern University Building
CHICAGO
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Northwestern University
Medical ochool
(Chicago Medical College) \. S. DAVIS Jr., A. M., M. D., DEAM
Buildings and Equipment New.
Clinical Instruction in Every Year.
Four Hospitals in AflBliation with 800 Beds.
Dispensary Treats 50,000 Patients Annually.
Wardwalks for Seniors Daily. The Recognized Leader of Medical Education-
FOR CIRCULAR AND INFORMATION, ADDRESS
DR. ARTHUR R. EDWARDS
SECRETARY 3431 13ea.i-lt>oi'ri Hti-eel, Oliieag-o
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LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO WORRY OVER FINANCIAL MATTERS. Doctors, and pro- fessional people generally-, need all their vitality in their x>ractice. Put 3'our money Avhere you know its safe. Secure the advantai^e of trained help in your alFairs.
Tl
Jirst ^iu8t anb Savings Bank
Pays Tliree j)er cent. Interest oit Savings.
Trusts of every kind executed.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
MONROE AND DEARBORN STREETS
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For ner-s ous a^d mental diseases, 'Wauwatosa, A\ is. A
Hospital and Home for nervou"* "laladies Alei tt. e\ ei \ pro- fessional and personal rLCLunement Three r'°'^^"i'. ^^ ell- arranged buildings Complete classification. Best hvdro- tberappittic appliauces. Secluded jet con\enRnt of access in 20-acre park on high ground C, M & St. Paul IX\ , 2Vi houi Strom Chicago : l imin. ti om JIUw aukee. Tw o lines stieetcais. oinm. ^^alkt^onlallcaIS C'liicaao Odice, Ai- notian Bklg., 34 Washington ^t..\\ednehdavs,^ to 4..*ip.m (ex- cept in Julj and August) Foi information address
Dr Eicliaid DL\\e\, plnsician m chusre. Telephone connc ttions, . V\ au-*^ atosa. W
Chicago and MiU aukee.
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BHICACO.
THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
CHICAGO COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Now occupies the five-story building on the corner of Michigan Boulevard and 12th Street, opposite Grant Park and Illinois Central R. K. Station, two blocks east of the South Side Elevated Station. : : : : : : : ;
Four Lecture Halls. Six Large Laboratories. Complete Equipment.
For Announcement Address MV. B . DAY, Actuary-
Michigan Ave. and 12th St. CHICAGO
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SCHOOL OF .. ..
Pharmacy
OF
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
Northwestern University Bldg. 87 Lake Street.. .CHICAGO
Thorough and Practical Courses of Training for:
Pharmacy
Manufacturing Pharmacy and Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Sanitary. Industrial and General Chemistry
Commercial Microscopy
Seven Laboratories. Twelve Teachers T~""
The Largest School of its kind in the United
States Send for Circulars
Address PROF. OSCAR OLDBERG, Deem of the School of Pharmacy, 87 Lake Street, Chicago.
THii:
Illinois Medical College
Summer School
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
HEMAN H. BROWN, M. D., President
Medical Course: ^^^^'-'^^-^'^^^^^^^'^tti^'^-v^^
inimum requirements, 4 years of 7 months each.
Clinics in all Departments f)f Medicine and Surgery- large and under Supervision of Competent Physicians.
Each Acacemic year is divided into Four Terms of Three Mouths' each. Credit is given for attendance and work completed.
Terms as follows :— January, April, July and October.
New Buildings all Modern, Clinical, Laboratory and Operating Rooms as well as Hospital, are now occupied by the Illinois Medical College.
B. BRINDLEY EADS, M. 1)., DEAN
PHARMACY COURSE:
Two Years' of Six Months each. Session is divided into Two Terms of Three Months' each. Large Well Lighted Laboratories and Lecture Rooms Connected.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
AND CATATOGUE, ADDRESS
DR. Willard C. Sanford, Secretary
COLLEGE
Cor. Washington Bou!. and Halsted St.
CHICAGO, ILL.
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Recognized by the leading Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago
Over 8,000 Sciagraphs taken in Past Eight Years.
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Send for Booklet, Telephone Central 1155
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Founded F-biuary 1S95 Incorporated Jatiuary 1897
THE
Chicago Lying-in Hospital and Dispensary
1, Lrying--in Hospital at 294 Ashland Boulevard.
(Telephone Monroe 454) which receives pregnant women and labor cases at all times. Rates $7.00 to $30.00 a week. There are 10 free beds.
2. An Incubator Station at the Hosijital for the
reception of premature infants. An Incubator Ambu- lance, with night and day service for transporting these infants to the Hospital from any distance. 3 An Out-maternity or Dispensary at 802 Maxwell Street. (Telephone Canal 123) for the homa of treat- ment of lying-in cases.
4. An Out-maternity, or Dispensary, on North-west
s?ide. 192 W. Division St. (Tel. Monroe 1451.) From both these stations help is sent to poor women during confinement.
5. A Two Weeks' Course of Practical Obstetrics^for Medical
Students.
6. A Training School for Obstetric Nurses, Graduates of
Accredited Schools are accepted. A Directory for Nurses specially trained in Obstetrics and the care of Premature Infants. Telephone Monroe 454.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FREDEKIC A. DELANO, Pres. CHARLES D. NORTON, Sec'y.
BENJAMIN R. CAHN, Treas. ROCKWELL KING, RDSSELL TYSON, HEYLIQHEK DeWINDT, ARTHUR MEEKER, WILLIAM A. SCUDDER,
MEDiLL Mccormick.
M^eclical Siafl-Consultiag Physicians
De. FRANK BILLINGS. DR, H, T. BYFORD, Dr, E. C. DUDLEY.
Dh. J. B. MURPHY, Dr. S\.NGER BROWN, Dk. E. J, DOERING,
Dr. H. B. FAVILL, De. W. E, QUINE, De. NICHOLAS SENN.
ATTENDING OBSTETRICIANS AND MEDICAL DIRECTORS
De. JOSEPH B. DeLEE, Sec. De. CHAS S. BACON, Dr. J. CL ARE VCE WEB3TER
ASSOCIATE OBSTETHIOIANS
Dr. C. B. REED, Dr. R. W. HOLMES,
Superintendent of Nurses .... Mrs. Emma E, Koch
Nurse in charge Maxwell Dispensary - - Miss E. G. Jorstad
Address all OomiTiuiiications to the Hospital
294 ASHLAND BOULEVARD.
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Beiiold's Uiifer inented Whole
EAT
Wheat Bread
If you leant to increase your Mental and Physical Vigor
This bread is made from selected and freshly ground Best ])akota Wheat and recommended by prominent physicians.
It contains all the elements for Perfect Nutrition.
It is more nourishing than meat.
It will cure stomach and bowel troubles.
It is the best and natural Remedy for Constipation.
It gives each organ new vitality.
It is therefore "TAe Real Staff of Life."
Write for our illustrated pamphlet ''The Secrets of a Wheat Kernel,'" which gives you further information,. prices, etc.
For HEALTH AND BEAUTY Drink
»'£%«'^^-l Benold's Fruit Juices
Is a most healtliful and agreeable beverage
a strengtbening tonic, and lefresbing drink. Its
clear, rich red color, fragrant aroma, and true
rape flavor make it attractive to tbe eye and
alatable to the most delicate taste.
POIVIONO
Is a pure and unfermeuted juice of carefully elected Kpple of tlie finest varieties, It is dis- tmctly a nntural product, absolutely free from alcohol, enabling us to p.ti take of a most delicious wholesome drink at all seasons, equally as beneficial as grape juice.
Full line of Kefnrm Jr(i<id«; all kii ds of Nuts, also Almond, Filbert and Peanut Butter, Oils. Houpv. Kmit Preserves, Dried Fruits, Etc. Bath Cabinets and Hygienic Supplies. WHITE FOR CATALOGUE.
The Sanitariism Pure Food Store
ii;5 i:. isoi-th
F. H. BBNOLD, Proorietor Phone Black 2VA
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Chicago, 111.
Tlie
Lakeside Hospital
(INCORPORATED lsH4)
The Largest and Best Equipped Private Hosi)ital in Cliieago
The Private Rooms are furnished with every convenience and comfort consistent with perfect sanitation. : : :
The Wards are specially desirable and attractive, and are provided with Bath and Toilet Rooms. : : : : :
The Operating Rooms are furnished with every appliance for the safety of the patient and the convenience of the operator. A graduate Surgical Nurse is in constant attendance. : : Telephone Service on every floor.
Artesian Well Water throughout the house, furnishing a drinking water free from all noxious germs. : : :
X-Ray Laboratory for Fluoroscopic Examinations and Skiagraphic Work. :::::::::::
A. RALPH JOHNSTONE, M. D., Supt.
4147 Lake Avenue
Long Distance Telephone, Oakland 1220. CHICAGO
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C. F. MEYER & CO. COLLECTIOHS
i 1415-141 6-141 7 Ashland Block
ESTABLISHED FOR 15 YEARS
A competent office force and 25 experienced collectors.
We are also agents for the Original Entry and Perpetual Reminder System of Book Keep- ing for Physicians. : : ; : :
Our Booklet on "COLLECTIONS" and full particulars regarding our bookkeeping system sent on request. ::::::
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JJuskin ganitarium
Life and Health Department of Ruskin University GMen EUj-n^ 111.
DRUG ADDICTIONS,eNERVOUS, RHEUMATIC
AND KIDNEY CASES TREATED
SUCCESSFULLY
Mud Bath and Famous Glen Ellyn Mineral Springs
RUFOS H. BARTLETT, M, D. E. E. LESCH. M. D.
Medical Director Physician in Charge
EDWARD S. HIGLEY, M. D. Resident Surgeon
FRED G. ELWELL, D. D. S.
Resident Dentist
PROF. JACOB WENNEN.
Supt. Blectro- Hydropathic and
Mud Baths
ORLANDO EDGAR MILLER, Ph.D. General Managrer
TELEFEONEa
Central 5203 Automatic 3097 Glen Ellyn 281
Cliicag-o Offices
Suite 1101 Ashland Block
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RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE
m AFFILIATION WITH
The University of Chicago
Under the arrangement of affiliation with tlie University of Cliicago, the in-^truction of the first two years of the medical course is now given wholly at the University in the spacious Hull Biological Laboratories— four buildings— and the Kent Chemical Laboratory. The students during these two years are members of the University student body as well as the Rush Medical College, and are entitled to all the privi- leges of University students. The work of the last two or clinical years, is given at Rush Medical College^ in three com- modious buildings, and also in the wards of the Presbyterian Hospital, which adjoins the college. Clinical instruction is also offered in the Cook County Hospital— 1000 beds— in the immediate vicinity of the college, the Chicago Eye and Ear Infirmary, the West Side Hebrew Dispensary, St. Luke's Hos- pital, and other institutions in the city, fall credit being given for such extra-mural work.
The requirements for admission to the medical course are equivalent to a four ye irs' high school course of the bsst grade. Instruction is given continu- ously throughout the acadamic year, which is divided into quarters, known respectively as the Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer quarters and beginning respectfully October 1st, January 1st, April 1st and June 20th. A recess of one week intervenes between the Autumn and Winter, and Winter and Spring quarters, and one month between the Summer and Autumn quarters.
Rush Medical College
CmCAOO, ILL.
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The Post -Graduate Medical School
S400 DEAl^JBOI^r^ STI^EET
F. COLEMAN, M. D., President W. L. BiUM, M. D.. Treasurer
ARTHUR R. ELLIOTT, M. D., Vice-President G, P. HEAD, M, D.
A School for Practitioners of Medicine and Surgery. Teaching: Exclnsively Clinicah Abundance of lUnterial . Large Hospital in School Building. Labora- tories are under direct supervision of Professor F. ROBERT ZEIT. Operative Courses on the Cadaver and Dogs. Students can matriculate with equal advantage at any time. Coupon Tickets issued to Physicians of the City or Suburbs. gj,p,p p^^ BULLETIN OF INFORMATION No. 8 TO
FRANKLIN H. MARTIN, M. D., Secy, 2400 Dearborn St.
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BAYARD HOLMES, M. D. CHAS. L. HOBBS, M. D. HUGO AD. OLDENBERG
President Secretary Treasurer
BRAINARD POLICLINIC
333 Sontli Halsted Sti-eet CHICAGO
A Clinical School for Under- graduate Students ....
Courses are given in Medicine, Surgery, Gynecology, Eye and Ear, Nose and Throat, Therapeutic Massage, Ob- stetrics, Genito Urinary Diseases, and Cystoscopy and Catheterization of the urelens.
The classes are small and begin at the first of each month.
The fees are $10.00 a month for three hours work each day or for a coarse in Cystoscopy or Obstetrics.
Address all communications to
DR. HUGO AD. OLDENBERG
92 State Street, .. .. CHIC^aO
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Established 1874
W. T. KEENER & CO.
Medical Booksellers
90 WABASH AVENUE. CHICAGO
CHICAGO DEPOT FOR
W. B. SAUNDERS & CO.'S Medical Books,
AMERICAN AGENTS
for
MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS
of
CASSELL & CO., LTD., LONDON
Largest Stock of Medical Books in this Country.
TEL. CENTRAL 785 AUTOMATIC 7414
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WE ARE THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF SURGICAL. ELASTIC GOODS I\ THE UNITED STATES.
i^[ We Also Make a Specialty of
^J ELASTIC STOCKINGS
C^li For the Relief and Cure of
p Varicose Veins, Sprains, Dropsy, Swollen or Weak Limbs, Etc.
ABDOMINAL AND OBESin
Belts Fitted Successfully.
We give the Mechanical Treatment of Hernia or Rup- ture our Special Attention
LADY A'rTErVl>AIN'rS.
SHARP & SMITH,
telephones: central 2238 AND 4286
92 Wasbah Avenue CHICAGO
(Two doors North of Washington St.)
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KSTALISUKD 1890
OIt|trag0 faatpur inatttut?
228 DEARBORN AVE,
For the Preventive Treatment of
HYDROPHOBIA
A. LAGORIO, M. D., Director Telephone Dearborn 2201 ....CHICAGO
The
Peoples Hospital and Training School
FOR NURSES
This Institution is a Private Hospital accessible to all reputable Physicians, it is especially adapted to meet the requirements of the wage earners or those dependant on them.
PRIVATE ROOMS can Pe had at $7.00, $10.00, $12. OO and $15.00 per week, this includes room, board, general nursing and general medication.
Patients, when able, are priveleged to receive visitors fri m 9. A. M. till 10 P. M., and in special cases remain in constant attendance.
Relatives or Friends of Patients can secure board and room in Hospital at moderate rates.
Patients of all kinds are admitted, except the insane and those suiiering from contagious diseases.
There are roomb isolated and furnished with appliances for the reception and care of cases suffering with acute delirium, such cases are admitted at special rates for care and nursing. CAPACITY FIFTY BEDS.
For further information, address
I. C. GARY, M. D., Medical Supt.
2184 ARCHER AVENUE ... CHICAGO, ILL.
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Dr. Broughton's
Sanitarium
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ADDICTIONS, INCLUDING ALCOHOL AND
SPECIAL NERVOUS CASES
12 acres of land. 4 acres of garden. 25 rods Rock River
front. 200 shade trees, 30 varieties. 1 mile south
of Rockford Post OtiSce. Like a well
conducted home. Number limited
to 20. Address,
R. BROUGHTON, M. D.
2007 S. Main Street, ROCKFORD, ILL.
Long Distance Phone, Main 536
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JENPSCER^
Medical College
EVENING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CO-EDUCATIONAL
Full Equipment. Sixty Professors. Didactic Laboratory.. Hospital and Clinical Teaching Full Evening Course. Teaching Almost Personal. Unequalled intern- ship Opportunities After Graduation. Special Preparatory Course.
For Catalogue and Particulars address
JENNER MEDICAL COLLEGE
196 E. Washington Street
CHICAGO
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FOSTER NORTH
Massage and Medical Gymnastics
3012 INDIANA AVENUE
Telephone Douglas 2177 OiliCagO
THE
Christina Forsyth Rest Cure
HAS REMOVED FROM 1 1 3-1 IS Forty-Eigrlith St., lienTVOod, to
5412 ELLIS AVE., CHICAGO
For Ladies Only
Sighly Recommended and Patronized by the Leading Physicians in Chicaero and elsewhere throughout the United States
Accessible by Illinois Central Railroad and Cottage Grove Avenue Cars
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"AREND'S KUMYSS"
Twenty-five years of constant use by the Medical py^ofession has established
" Arend's Kumyss "
AS THE MOST SATISFACTORY DIET
for the patient after an operation, and during fevers, Typnoid, Scarlet or Gastric. Pneumonia, Bright's Disease, Anemia and Dyspepsia, Nausea during pregnacy, Summer Complaint in Children and Adults. Physicians putting their patients on "Arend's Kumyss" should be careful to order direct or from one of our reliable agents, to insare getting the right article. Complete pamphlet on request.
A. AREND DRUG CO.
Manufacturing Chemists Madison St., Cor. Fifth Avenue, CHICAGO
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Dr. Gordon G. Burdick's
X-Ray and Electro -Therapeutic
Laboratory
1402 GHAMPLAIN BLDG...I26 STATE ST. CHICAGO
Telephone Central 4261 Hours: 10 to 3
Is prepared to make Skiagraphs of all poitions of the body
SPECIAL ATTENTION
To the Radiotherapeutic Ti'eatment of Cancer, Lupus,
Ulcers, and Tuberculosis.
Skin Diseases of All Kinds are Successfully Treated.
Electro-Therapeutic Treatment of Strictures-, Abdominal
Adhesions, and Intractable Disease of the
Nervous System.
CORRESPONDENCE with Physicians is Solicited,and will receive prompt attention.
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For PEOPLE with a SHOTtTENED LIMB, it is th« neatest, lightest, and most serviceable extension manufactured. Can be worn in ANY READY MADE SHOE AND GOARANTEED TO MAKE BOTH FEET LOOK ALIKE. Wearing the M. L. Extension places the limb in a more natural position, thereby strengthening same. We also make lasts and shoes for deformed, paralized, or tender feet— in fact, anything in the line of special shoes. Send for illustrated catalogue and rules for self- measurement.
CHICAGO CUS TOM SHOE HOUSE
54 FIFTH AVENUE. CHICAGO
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The Pirwitz Hot Air Treatment
One of tbe Most Complete and Best Equipped Institutes of this Kind in Chicago
Memhers of the medical profession who are familiar with our treat, ment, prescribe it with success for their patients; in such cases we work in conjunction with the Physician and under his advise, making special arrangements with the Physician who thereby incorporates our treatment the patient remaining in his hands as heretofore.
We shall be pleased to have you call upon us to investigate our Institution, methods, etc., as Ave are confident you must have among your patients, some w^ho especially require our treatment.
GENTS' DEPT.
257 Clybourn Avenue
Open Every Day
Telephone 2741 Black
HODRS :— Fron
LADIES' DEPT. 643 North Halsted Street
Lady Attendent Open Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 A. M. to 10 P. M., Sundays 7 A. M. to 12 M.
Tuesday and Friday 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.
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IVEAV ]y[ODi:L
Columbia Disc Grapophone
The Perpetual Delight in the Home
A IVatural Tone Talking Machine Tpye A. R. Just Out
Marvelous Reproduction of the Finer Shades of Tone. Full, Rich, Resonant Effects
TYPE A.E.
$ 65.00
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EUNS TEN 10-iiicli DISKS AT EACH WINDING
Equipped with New Style Powerful Spring Motor, Worm-Qear Governor Highly Finished Mahogany Cabinet, 30-inch Hammered Brass Horn
OtKer Disc and Cylinder Grapliophones $4 to SI 00 COLUIViBiA RECORDS
FIT ANY MAKE OF TALKING MACHINE
Disc. 10-inch $1.00 each, $10.00 per doz, Disc. 7-inch, 50c. each, $5.00 per doz.
The New High Speed, Super-Hardenel, Gold Moulded Cylinder Records
25 cents each. $3.00 per dozen.
Columbia Phonograph Company Gen'i.,
ITBBS FOR 'HOPHONBS
OHIOAOO, ILL.
MANUFACTURING HBADQUARTBRS FOR DISC. AND CYLINDER GRAPHOPHONBS
S8 Wabasli Avenue,
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EVERYTHING p^r DHYSICIANS
LECTRICAL ^^^ r PRACTICE
AWAY WITH THE
r-r^^^-^ , ■„-.,,,™™,MiMmmMmm^^^^ HEAD MIRROR
LJK^;.-*\\\WW|||| _ ^^
Use direct illumination (Electric Light iu Cavity) Complete with case, battery
and cords $M.OO
Or with Street Current Con- / ^am^a *»^i i i i — Mii^m~ai troller instead of battery
/ ^^"rML^^^Mitii^J^^^^LV- ^''■'■^^
I ^lK5R^aii^^^^^SS5»S3^^^^!^SW ^^ '^^^^ with cords, but with-
/ ^ti^Steia^M^Si^^^iB^BaiS^S^w out Battery or Current Con-
/ ^9^S^^5S^r^^B^^^S9SB^^^SH\ troller, to use with other
k ^SmJBBKw ^Blg»iM£OWIII^^^(i^l^^^«> makes of batteries or con-
N. ^a$*'*H^>^^^^^P^'^rS^^«f trollers. In case.... $42.50
A^^fSI^^Si^»^^^F>?/#S^S»^^W Either of the above sets with-
■»&^'**^^!^''''"%l<'>^>f »^]^^B'^ out Kelly Cystoscope $10.00
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JSv f /'f^ll^;;:^- *f The most perfect and com-
.mm ^^ Ji^'^i ' -^ '^ plete set of COOL, ELECTR-
■^ ^- "A- mm ^ "Zr ' " ICALLY LIGHTED diagnos-
V^^ \\^ a^K /"" ,,,,///////*'" ACTUAL tic Surgical Instruments evei
.^■.■S:^,, VW__^^ — ^s.^'" SIZE OF CASE constructed consisting of tha
12?4.X7>^X5>^ following:
No. I— General Diagnostic Outfit
1 Case with Battery and Lamp Cords $10.00
1 Tongue Depressor 3.0o
1 Auriscope and Nasoscope combined 6,00
1 DR. E. FLETCHER INGAL'S Laryngoscope combined with Antrum and Sinus Trans- illuminating attachments 5.00
1 Vaginal and Rectal or General Diagnostic Instrument 3.00
1 DR. A. H. FERGUSON'S Proctoscope or Sigmoidoscope 7.75
1 DR. G. FRANK LYSTON'S Urethroscope 5.75
1 DR. KELLY'S Female Urethroscope and Cystoscope combined 10.00
The Most Practical and Best Paying Investment a Physician can possibly make.
NOTE— Dr. W. T. Belfteld's Prostatic Urethroscope or Dr. J, B. Murphy's Gall Bladder Cystoscope (for operative work) may be substituted for the Kelly Female Cystoscope (no extra charge) or either of these instruments will be furnished for $19.00 additional to price of above sets. On application, prices quoted on any instrument separately.
The case is covered with olive color, suit case leather with a soft finish, padded leather lining, and separate compartments for each instrument. The whole fitted with heavily nickeled lock and key, two catches, metal corners and pliable leather handle,
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
CHICAGO ELECTRO APPLIANCE GO.
67 WABASH AVE. Corner Randolph St. CHICAGO, ILL.
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EVERYTHING OHYSICIANS'
LECTRICAL f'OR r
RACTICE
SNELL AMERICAN CYSTOSCOPE. COLD LAMP-WATER OR AIR Dl LATATION--DI R ECT VI S ION
SNELL AMERICAN CYSTOSCOPE COLD LAMP. WATER OR AIR DILATION, DIRECT VISION.
IN THIS INSTRUMENT ARE COMBINED
The successful features of all other American or European instruments constructed for bladder inspection or ureter cathe- terization together with the following 7 additional important advantages: 1st, Both ureters can be catheterized at the same operation
through one and the same catheter chamber 2nd, One third larger field of vision is obtained than with any other doable catheterizing cystoscope of same outside caliber. 3rd, We give you the same size field of vision as other double catheterizing cystoscopes but with the Snell American ins- trument of 5 sizes smaller caliber. 4th, You can use either water or air dilation easily and success- fully with the same instument. 5th, An acromatic lens system giving a large and magnified field
without reflexes or rainbow hues. 6th, After both ureters have been catheterized and catheters are entirely outside of cystoscope (see technique) you can examine both ureters and ascertain positively by seeing whether cathe- ters are still in the ureters or not. 7th, The most important and incalculable advantage is that when cystoscope is withdrawn from bladder and urethra, the cathe- ters are not withdrawn (as is generally the case with all other instuments) .
These 7 very important features are the result of over oae hundred actual demon- strations on living subjects, demonstrations which have been made with and for a large number of the most prominent surgeons in the U. S. and if you are thinlfing of purchasing a cystoscope, you cannot afford to consider any instument which does not give you these advamages.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
Chicago Electro Appliance Co.
67 WABASH AVE. Corner Randolph St. CHICAGO, ILL. 32
EVERYTHING ^^^ OHYSICIANS* LECTRICAL ™^ H RACTICE
THE C. E. A. CO.
tDSONccNTRDLLER fT^^ Diagnostic Lamp, direct
^i^^^^K '^ 1^^ or alterating current con-
S^^^^pTT^ \ troller for lighting small
^^^ijjMpIv \ Y k lamps from 1 to 15 volts.
-f^ljjm^^ gf0 ' \ \ Price $12.50 complete with
«^|jg^^gg^BHl « T necessary attachments and
and lamp cords.
^^T^lill^^^^^^^^ ) 1 Case with Bat-
«s#*" /f.l//f\ \ (J tery and Lamp
Cords $10.00
1 Tongue Depres
No, 2-GENERAL DIAGNOSTIC CASE SO'* ' ; lo.OO
1 Auriscope and Nasoscope com- bined $6.00
1 Dr. E. Fletcher Ingal's Laryn- goscope, combi- ned with Antrum Sinus Transillu- minating attach- ments $5.00
1 Vaginal and Re-
^^E^^^^H^HH^HHbS^^M Diagnostic in-
i ^^^K^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ strument. ..$3.00
^ J^^^^^^^^^llllgllb^Sml 2 Dr. G. Frank
'ill I ^^tMllli^Wiiii^ Lydston's ure-
|; '''^^^^^^«|^B^^^^By toroscopes and 1
■^HBHH^^®*^"^ Light Carrier
f^^STTcjUAL ...^. ^8.75
I23AX 2/2X5/2 case complete $35
MANDFACrUKED SOLELY BY
Oliicago Electro ^A.ppliaiice Co.
67 WABASH AV. Corner Uandolph St. CHICAGO, ILL.
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EVERYTHING „^„ DHYSICIANS*
I.ECTRICAL *"^ r^RACTICE
COMPLETE
Genito - Urinary Outfit
For Diagnosis and Treat- ment of
URETHRAL, PROSTATIC,
BLADDER, URETER AND KIDNEY DISEASES
Consisting of tlie following:
3 Lydston Anterior Urethral Tubes [with necessary cold lamp attachment]. Choice of any 3 sizes, viz.. ,22, 24, 26, 28, 30 French scale.
1 Belfield Prostatic Urethro- scope Tube [with necessary cold lamp attacliment]. either 23 or 28 FreL.ch scale.
1 Snell American Cystostcope [male or female]. For blad- der inspection and treating, also ureter catheterization. Consisting of the following parts: Cystoscope tube, ob- durator, ocular window, irri- gator and aspirating bulb, 2 imported silk ureter cathe- ters. Choice of sizes, 23, 27 or 30 French scale [M. M. in circumference.].
Complete in case with battery, rheostat and cords total 175.00
Or with Direct or Alternating street current controller [instead of battery J total $ 80.00
Belfield's Diagnostic [not catheterizing Cystoscope may be substituded for Snell American Catheterizing instrument, for $10.00 less]. Sizes 21, 24, 27 French.
Additional male or female Belfield Diagnostic Cysto- scope furnished at an additional cost of $ 30.00
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT— The 28 size of the Snell American Cystoscope is the smallest caliber, double catheterization cystoscope ever made and gives a field of vision as large as any other 28size American or European double catheterizing in- strument.
Write for Special Cystoscope Circular.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
CHICAGO ELECTRO APPLIANCE CO.
67 WABASH AVE. Corner Randolph St. CHICAGO, ILL. 34
Dearborn Medical College
WIICHIGflN AVE. AND TWELFTH ST.
Begins its next regular annual term in its new building, on Monday, September 5, 1904
Evening Lectures. Afternoon and
Evening Clinics. Hospital in
connection.
FOR CATALOGUE, ADDRESS
J. L. WELLS, M. D., Secretary
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The National Medical University
TeleiJlione North 743
533 WELLS ST., CHICAGO
Offers the greatest opportunities to study
Medicine and Dentistry
IN SESSION THE ENTIRE YEAR. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
LABORATORY AND CLINICAL ADVANTAGES EXCELLENT.
OBSTETRICAL CLINIC UNSURPASSED.
POST GRADUATE COURSES.
COMBINED COURSE FOR M. D. & D. D. S. DEGREES
Address Registrar
L. D. ROGERS, M. D.,
441 Dearborn Avenue CHICAGO
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W.SCHEIDEL& COMPANY
'Phone Main 1766
Office and Factory: 171-173 E. Randolph Street Cliicao-o, 111.
WE ARE NOW SUPPLYING
X-Ray Coils
To operate with Mercury In- terrupters on 110 to 250 volts direct current. : : : : .
New types of interrupters to operate on any cycle alternating current. Our products are used by the United States Government, Leading Hospitals and Universities. Those interested in X-Rays and Electro- Therapeutics either professionally or scientifically should apply at once for valuable information and illustrations of latest perfected apparatus. Protected by patents and FULLY GUARANTEED. : : : : :
SCMEIDEL'S improved production of Oudin Resonator is the best. Beware of substitutions. Our products bear our name plates.
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V^C^l^MfDiai
fOR. WOOD AND YORKST^.. OPPOSiri; COOK COUNTY CHARITY IV> ..'
€0- EDUCATIONAL.
Theoretical and Practical instmcti m given in all departments of Medicine and Surgery, especially
PURE HOMCEOPATHY
Large, well -equipped Laboratories with full Corps of Experienced Instructors. Clinical Facilitiest both Hospital and Dispensary Unsurpassed, in College Buildings and Cook County Hospital. : : :::::::
This CoUega maintains its position in the front rank as the exponent of Higher Medical Kducation. For further information address Dean for Students.
A. C. COWPERTHWAITE, M. D
President.
A. R. Mcdonald, m. d.,
338 Park Ave. ..CHICAGO
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THE
Pennoyer Sanitarium
Kenosha, Wisconsin
A HOME FOR THE MENTAL INVALID.
Chicago and Milwaukee on the Northwestern Railroad facing Lake Michigan.
THE PENNOYER SANITARIUM has for 45 years given satisfactory care to many nervous invalids. All cases of general invalidism will be cared for in the same careful and painstaking manner as in the past. Hereafter a select class of mild, men- tal cases, alcoholic and drug habitues will be received. With the main building and the four outlying cottages a proper separation can always be maintained between the strictly nervous, the mental invalid and the drug habitue. Dr- George F. Adams, recently resigned first assistant physician at Gowanda State, (New York) Hospital, has become joint manager of the Sanitarium.
Both Dr. Pennoyer and Dr. Adams will reside in the Hopital, thus insuring per- sonal attention to patients and constant supervision over all departments.
lome-like environment for a mental invalid is
Any physician interested in a invited to visit THE PENNOYER.
For illustrated booklet address the Managers. NELSON A. PENNOYER, M. D.
GEORGE F. ADAMS. M. D*
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN
Chicago Office, 70 State Street Tuesdays 2 to 4— Tel. Central 500.
Long Distance Telephone Kenosha 109
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Illinois X-Ray and Electro - Therapeutic
Telephone
Central 3628
LABORATORY
S3 S^l^A^TE SrREET....<JIIICA.GO
Hours: 12 to 4 P. M^
The Largest Lahovfitonj of its Kind in the Country
This Laboratory is equipped with the best and most complete X - Ray and Electro-Ther- apeutic apparatus made. Radio- graphs made of all conditions demon- strable by the X- Kay. We also -olicit your cases which may need either Static, Gal- vanic, High Fre- quency or Faradic Electricity. Ex- pert testimony rendered in med^ ico-legal cases.
Special attention given to the treat- ment of Cancer, Lupus. Eczema, Tuberculosis, etc., by the X-Ray.
Every courtesy and facility ex- tended to the Medical Profes- sion. Inspection of our work in- vited,
Correspond enc& solicited.
Private Instruction given in all Electro- Therapeutic Subjects.
EMIL H. GRUBBE, B. S., M. D., Manager
Dr. Grubbe's experience has been very extensive. Aside from a large general Electro- Therapeutic practice, he has made over one hundred thousand (100,000) exposures to the X-Ray alone during the past eight years.
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R. E. RHODE
I^lifii'iiTaeevxtiofil Olieiiiist
504 N. CLARK. ..COR. goethe st.
Manufacturer of
A most grateful FOOD TONIC ia Nervous Derangements of the Stomach and Intestines. Especially valuable in the treatment of Typhoid Fever, Aneemia, ConsBm- ption, Catarrh and Cancer of the Stomach, etc.
KEFIRKDMYSS contains the albuminoids in a more easily digested form than other brands of Kumyss in the market made with tlie ordinary yeast, and orders should be directed to our laboratory to insure delivery of this article in good condition.
CASCARA SAGRADA AROMATIC
(RHODE'S)
This Elixir contains in each teaspooiiful the virtues of lograins Prime Cascara Bark, combined with Rhubarb, Butternut and i? romatics in an eligible and palatable form; a valuable and reliable laxative for habitual constipation, strengthening the muscular fibres of the small intestines and stimulating the secretions of the liver. The best results are obtained in doses of 30 to 60 minims half an hour before meals ur one to two teaspoonfuls at bed time.
Oxygen for Inhalation. Antitoxins Solutions.
Antitoxine and Hypodermic Syringes. Antiseptic Materials, Etc.
DR. J. G. TRINE'S movement - cur^e
INSTITUTE
For the Remedial Application of Manual and Mechanical Massage
and Specialized Swedish Movements,
Explanation of Process Freely Given. Established in Chicago in 1867
Hours of Examination and Treatment:
Ladies and Children from 9 to 1, Gentlemen from 2 to 6.
MOTION AS A REMEDY
Especially applicable in cases of Chronic Rheumatism, Paralysis, Sciatica, General Debility, Spinal Curvatures, Stiff Joints, Gout, Muscular Atiophy, Imperfect Circul- ation, Cold Extremitie", Swollen Glands, Dropsical Swellings. Haemorrhoids, Consti- pation of Bowels, Torpidity of the Liver. Dyspepsia, and all forms of Indigestion, Asthma, Pulmonary Weakness, Nervous AtTections of all kinds. Neuralgia, Sleepless- ness, Diseases of the Female Pelvis, Displacements, Etc. For these affections it is a radical cure.
The treatment is always agreeable, even most enjoyable, and is adapted to restore either local infirmities or general debility, and is unrivaled in serving to increase the strength of the feeble of all ages. It is not only a treatment for the invalid, hut is of the highest benefit to the business and professional man whose incessant application has enfeebled his vital energies and made him to feel the need of physical recuperation Many of Chicago's prominent business and professional men avail themselves of the pre-eminent advantages of this institution. To be appreciated, these operations must be seen and felt. The patients feels and knows that he is benefited. Interested in- quiries welcomed. Physicians cordially invited to examine and test its merits. No fee for consultation.
John G. Trine, M.D.
Champlain Bldg., Booms 710-719^ 126 State St., CHICAGO
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The
Peoples Hospital and Training School
FOR NURSES
This Institution is a Private Hospital accessible to all reputable Physicians, it is especially adapted to meet the requirements of the wage earners or those dependant on them,
PRIVATE ROOMS can ne had at $7.0O, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 per
week, this includes room, board, general nursing and general medication. Patients, when able, are priveleged to receive visitors frt m 9. A. M. till 10 P. M.,
and in special cases remain in constant attendance. Relatives or Friends of Patients can secure board and room in Hospital
at moderate rates.
Patients of all kinds are admitted, except the insane and those suffering from contagious diseases.
There are rooms isolated and furnished with appliances for the reception and care of cases suffering with acute delirium, such cases are admitted at special rates for care and nursing. CAPACITY FIFTY BEDS.
For further information, address
I. C. GARY, M. D., Medical Supt.
2184 ARCHER AVENUE ...CHICAGO, ILL.
Illustrations for Medical Journals and Books
The Biological and Photomicrograghic Laboratories
Of DR. CARL THEODOR GRAMM
Microscopic Slides, Photoniicroo-raphs, Lantern
Slides, Half Tone Etcliing-s, Artotype
Reproductions for Inserts
Supplied to Authors. Lecturers, Teachers, Students
Office, Suite 901, 103 State Street, Chicago
Laboratories, WINNETKA. ILL.
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Telephone Douglas 291
MRS. BOURCHIER South Side Register and Home for Nurses
3216 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO
Graduate Nurses from the Principal Hospitals and Nurses for
Mental Diseases supplied on short notice.
Male Nurses and Hourly Nurses also provided. City and
outside calls promptly attended to Day or Night.
Scientific Chiropodist and Manicure
Years' Experience. Lady .Attendant,
Under iny system of treatment, I can positively
CURE
Corns, Bunions and Ingrown Nails
301 Burton Brg.39 State St.
??ear Masonic Temple
Phone Central 4739. Auto. 7795
r„ir=-''^:00 ^' °i- fo 6:30 p. m. ^"'^'' ■ 'I Sundays, 10 :f 0 tol :00 p.m.
FUNERAL, DIRECTOR 5133 Lake Ave.
CHICAGO BEACH STABLES 3204 Lake Ave.
Aiiil>iilaiace J^er^ice to till Pai-t!** ol* tlie City
[ f^ Tel. Hyde Park 14
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CHAS. F. BILGER, Prop.
^ TELEPHONE BLACK 3722 uf
^ LAKE CITY PLATING WORKS 4
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4^ ALL KINDS OF .jj^
4^ PLATING AND POLISHING ^
^' Surgical Instruments a Specialty -^
^ 249 Wells street, CHICAGO ^
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R. A. ALLEN
Private Ambulance
284 N. CLARK ST.
Telephone North 615 CHICAGO
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ANNA ROSS SANITARIUM
OBJECT
To furnish those who are pregnant a quiet home provided with every facility necessary for their proper care, where they can receive medical treatment and wait their time of confinement. To Provide liomes for infants where their parents are compelled to part with them.
All inquiries cheerfully answered. Nurses will meet all patients at the train, or they can take the Douglas Park car on the Metropolitan elevated road to our door.
Physicians are invited to visit us while in the city.
ATVIVA l^OSS,
JPi'oprietoi-
901 S. KEDZIE AVENUE, - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
CITY OFFICE •
Boom 417, 130 Dearborn Street, - Chicago, Illinois
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TELEPHONE BLACK 3359
THE PARK BATH AND MASSAGE
INSTITUTE
Rtissian, Turkish, Electric and Sulphur Baths, Swedish Massage and Movement,
Respiratory Movement and Physical Culture Massage.
Facial Massage and Chiropody.
^ ^ ^
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Scalp Treatment, French Method.
Shampooing, Manicuring and Hair Dressing.
Dandruff removed and Split hair trimmed oft'.
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MRS. KIRCHNER'S Hair Tonic and Face Cream— for sale.
Scandinavian, Qtrmau and Engiish spoken.
Instructions given to Ladies and Gentlemen in all our branches. Male and
Female attendants. We solicit call- for treatment given at YOUR HOME.
FACIAL AND BODY MASSAGE given after Swedish method.
All Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Lumbago, Paralytic Cases, Weakness and Stiffness of Limbs treated.
429 ORCHAKD STREET CHICAGO
PHYSICALCULTURE
'Phone Douglas 8310
SWEDISH THERikPEUTICS AND ^^^MASSAGE
Baths, ELECTRIC, TURKISH, HOT, COLD, SHOWER
MRS. J. HARDIE EMMONS
3011 Cottaj^e Q^rove Avenue, CHIO AG-O
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cHiuco- GERMAN-AMERICAN SURGICAL CO.,->E.YaRic
Importers of Steel Instru- ments. Ji j> Wholesale Dealers In Surgeons' Instruments and Physic- ians,' Drug- gists' and Hospital Sup- plies. ^ J>
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GERMAN-AMERICAN SURGICAL CO.,
249 N. Franklin St.,
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....Chicago
([^fman-Aitimran §urgtral (En.
24!) N. Franklin Street .. A H ICAGO
Syringe Top,
Fils any Syringe.
PRELIEFLIIS ANODYNE IINIMFINT
! put up in an elegant perfume drop bottle VTuiS is llie smallest li^tlli- i>f ' lasu Ibe loi.gest time of any rtmedy ol the kind differed to lUe public It is better fur the rt-ltrf ot paro than mnrpbino or any internal drag It contains no chtoroforto, w^icl found in oitier 9nch medicines, to drug yoa by Inhiiing the vapor.
It IS pciietratiiis; relief liniment, the small- est, Itie most Ubuug and the be=t of all pam rcmedits. One ounce or two tablespoonfuls is sufficient to relieve One Hundred patients' suf- ferings. From time immemorial rnankind has sought relief from pain. This is not only an anodyne to stop pain but is an anticeptic heal- 'ing remedy, which is absorbed ami elifninalcd by the kulnevs. hence a sovereign KEHEBV FOR BACKACHE. Doctors may scud lor a free sample and a large or small perpetual calendar, both of vthich; last, a long time. Get this at your druggists or direct from the Ger- man-American Surgical Co., of New York. Rush orders may be telephoned to 6C6 North or send a postal card for sample and a perpetual calendar and always order two or more bot- tles C. 0 D. or send cash to tterman-Ameri- can Surgical Co., of New York, 249 North Franklin Street, Chicago, III., t. S. A.
£1
Expanding
Washeiless Syringe, prise $2 25
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(^nmnn-Ammcm ^wrgtral OI0.
Irrigating Spiral Curette, the only auger curette which does not introduce septic materia into the Uterus Cavity. This is avoided by turning on the antiseptic solution first before entering the OS uteri, thus filling the helical coil space with the solution, instead of the septic material in the vagina draw- ing into the uterus to fill the vacuume. This instrument detaches and removes the retained placenta en mast. Three sizes— Large, Small and Medium. Patented, August 10, 1902
249 N. Franklin St., Chicago
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D. P. McELLIOTT
MANDFACTDRER OF
ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC APPARATUS
Eledric Specialties of all kinds Designed and Manufactured
39 STATE ST..CHICAGO
ROOMS 511-512
Telephones:
CENTRAL 4276 AUTO. 5395
A HANDY INFORMER.
This device will meet the approval of the practicing physician who has a number of patients and no office girl to look after them— a combination we imagine that arises not infrequently. The cut shows clearly just what the thing is, and it is certainly neater and more convenient than a slate and pencil, or a collection of cards stuck in the door.
The indicator is 4f inches across the face, and the printing is in such bold-faced type that it is easily read at any reasonable distance. A turn of the knob in front of the dial, advises your waiting patients that you are engaged, with a request to them to please be seated, or that you are absent, to return at an hour indicated on the smaller dial below, or that you are out and do not intend fo return that day.
It is made of spun brass, handsomely nickel plated, and as strong as it needs to be. It retails at $1.25 and is well worth the price.
SENT BY MAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.
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The American X-Ray Journal
The Brightest and Best Journal in the World Devoted to
X RAY AND ELECTRO -THERAPEUTICS
ISSUED MONTHLY. $3.00 PEK YEAR.
American X-Raj Publishing Co., Publishers
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY
1208 MASONIC TEMPLE, ....CHICAGO
THE CHIC^4.00 OOLLEG^E
X-RAY AND ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS
This is a Post Graduate Department of Ruskin University. In it Physicians can get the greatest possible amount of scientific and practical knowledge iu the shortest tinae. Instruction is thorough, practical and clinical. The faculty cnusists of leading special- ists of Chicago. The Static Course gives all that a Physician must know in order to begin to use a static machine and xray tube intelligently. A six-day&' Clinical Course begins the First Monday of each month.
T. PROCTOR HALL, Ph. D., M. D., Secretary
1207 Masonic Temple CHICAGO Long Distance Phone, Central 1910
H. PRESTON PRATT. M. D., President. K. S. GREGG, M. D., Secretary
DR. PRATT'S X-RAY
ELEGTRO-THERAPEUTIGAL LABORATORY
IMasonic Texiiple, CliieagTO
Long Distance Phone Central 1910
The Oldest X-Ray ^Laboratory, established 1892, recognized to include X-Ray work, Feb. 7, 1896, incorporated and enlarged, 1903, is well equipped for
Oeneral Electro-Therapentical Work of all kinds. Dr. Pratt's long experience enables him to guarantee
No Injurious Effects from the X-Ray or other treatments in his laboratory.
X-Ray Pictures, both snap shots and time exposures.
Cancer, Lupus, and other forms of tuberculosis, inflamed joints, and numerous other ailmeots, are successfully treated.
Interests of Physiciana and Surgeons protected.
Expert Evidence rendered in medico legal cases.
Professional Correspondence receives prompt attention.
Published Articles on X-Ray and Electro-Therapeutics will be sent on application.
During the last seven years 8000 X-Ray pictures and examinations have been made in this laboratory, and over 50,000 X-Kay treatments given.
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St. Mary's of Nazareth Hospital
545 NORTH LEAVITT STREET
'Phone West 1606 ....CHICAGO
Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth
This is one of the largest and finest hospitals in the city, Its location is beautifnl and the interior arrangements are the most modern. The building is absolutely fireproof. A Training School for Nurses with a three-years' regular course and six months' Post Graduate course is connacted with the Hospital.
8UKGICAL AND MEDICAL STAFF FOR 1904
Dr. A. J. Ochsner, Dr. J. Holinger, Dr. C. F. btotz, Dr. Al. Heym, Dr. E. C. Seufert,
Dr. E. H. Ochsner, Dr. W. A. Pusey, Dr. J. B. Herrick. Dr. F. C. Harnisch,
Dr. E. Saurenhaus, Dr. Geo. Mueller, Dr. F. B. Earle, Dr. F. J. Laibe,
Dr. G. F. Lydston Dr. A. Szwajkart Dr. J. E. Rhodes, Dr. S. R, Pietrowicz, Dr. F. H. Pirnat.
Dr. I. Z. Xelowski,
INTERNES: Dr. Ed. Patera,
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Dr. J. P. Dougherty.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1015
Mrs. Charlotte E. Starbuck
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENTS
IN DISEASES OF THE HEART
O OroA elitntl Pai*
.Cliioagro
CONTINENTAL HOSPITAL
3535-3537 Indiana Ave.
This Hospital is a private home like retreat, newly furDished and fully equipped with all modern appliances for
MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND Electro-Theripeutical Treatment of non-contag- ious Diseases,
with graduate nurses and a full staff of skilled physicians in charge.
It has recently fitted up new operating rooms with a special view of meeting the require- ments of the modern surgeon.
Every courtesy and facility is extended to all outside physici- ans in good standing.
For further information address CHAS. E. WYMAN, Manager Phone Douglas 2636.
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The Marion-Sims Hospital
438 LA SALLE AVENUE, - CHICAGO
Telephone 737 North. A High-class Private Hospital for the reception of Surgical, Gynecological and Medical cases and for Abdominal Surgery. Centrally located in one of the best residence districts of the city ; this institution ofPers accommodations which are superior in every respect, and combine the comforts and luxuries of the home with the strict appointments of modern sanitary science. :::::::: The apartments are light and well ventilated, heated by an improved hot water system. Hardwood floors throughout. Furnishing elegant and appropriate. Trained nurses of superior »kill are in charge of the pitients and the diet is the best. : : : : The operating rooms are especially fitted with all modern appliances for Aseptic Surgery. : : : A competent physician is in attendance at all hours.
HENRY P. NEWMAN, A. M., M. D.
Physician and Surgeon in Charge Channing W. Baeeett, M. D.,
Ass't Physician and Surgeon. E. G. English, M. D., House Physician.
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1895 1904
McDonough's
Chicaofo Medical Blue Book
Containing a Complete List of Physicians,
and Druggists, Medical Colleges (with
Faculties), Hospitals, Etc.,
in Chicago
PRICE $2.50:
IVIcDoiiongli & Company
INC.
PUBLISHERS
981 to 937 UnilY Building....Chicago
Copyrigrht 1904, by McDonough & Company.
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The Most Prominent Physicians .
AND CONCEDED TO BE A VALUABLE ADJUNCT IN THE TREATMENT OF
PNEUMONIA, CROUP, CAPILLARY BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. AN/EMIA, LUNG TROUBLE, AND ALL CASES
ACCOMPANIED WITH HEART FAILURE
We furnish all the Hospitals in the City.
The USE of OXYGEN at an EARLY
STAGE will insure BETTER results.
DELIVERED to any part of the City
We manufacture for tnediciDal use only.
We furnish certificate of analysis as to purity of our goods'.
APPARATUS LOANED. FullDirections with each Outfit For Pamphlet and farther information, addvess.
Chicago Oxygen Gas Co.
673 W. MADISON ST.,
TEL 1293 WEST CHICAGO
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Scientific Massage.
Movement Cure.
Swedish Graduates.
TELKA FOLKE INSTITUTE
Suite 900-906, 57 Washington St.
(Methodist Book Building)
Electric Light BATHS
CHICAGO
Telephone CENTRAL 344
General Index.
Chicago Physicians 100
Druggists 289
Druggists Street Directory 315
Fee Table 424
Medical Schools and Hospitals 66
Physicians Street Directory 355
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is of the utmost importance, and for this purpose the Young Dilators are the most practical and satisfactory instrument ever devised.
Young's Dilators may be obtained of the leading Druggists of Chicago.
F. E. YOUNG
85 Dearborn Street
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...CHICAGO
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'Of the Hip. Femar. Leg, Patella and Ankle; Cases of Non-Union Knee or Hip Joint Desease treated with the
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This Splint is washable, adjustable to either limb of any patient for any fracture of the lower limbs, and is used and recommended by many of the most eminent surgeons in the profession. Your inspection is respectively invited. For prices and rental terms to patients, telephone or call at our salesroom.
"We assist gratis in applying the splint, and guarantee you and your patient satisfaction in every way.
Ambulatory Pneumatic Splint Mfg. Co.
164 RANDOLPH ST. Telephone Market 208
..Cor. LaSalle
CHICAGO
Key to Medical Associations.
American Medical Association. American lusti. of Homeopathy. Chicago Academy of Medicine. Chicago Homeopathic Med'lSoc. Chicago Eclectic Medical and
Surgical Society. Chicago Gynecological Society. Chicago Medical Society. Chicago Pathological Society. Clinical Soc. of blahn. Hospital. 111. Homeopathic Medical Ass'n.
K 111. State Eclectic Med'l Society,
L Illinois State Medical Sociely.
M Medico Legal Society
N National Eclectic Medical Ass'n.
P Chiacgo Surgical Society.
Q Mississippi Valley Med'l Ass'n.
K Chi. Soc. of Internal Medicine.
S Medical Examiners Association.
T North Chicago Medical Society.
V Physician's Club.
W Tri-State Medical Society.
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Magnesium Sulphate, from which'by our process the nauseating taste, the chief objection to this most valuable salt, has been removed without in any way impairing 'ita therapeutic properties. Each teaspoonful (or dram) contains 30 grains dried Mag- nesium Sulphate, which is equivalent to 50 per cent, of the salt. DOSE :— As a laxative one or two teaspoonf uls in one-balf a glassful of water. As a cathartic, two to four teaspoonfuls in a glass two-thirdg full of water. We would ask the favorable lotice of 'the medical profession to our Granular Effervescent specialty, Purgasal, which repre- sents in itself the highest skill in the manufacture of this class of medicinal prepara- tions. PURGASAL or Purgative Salt, is at once Laxative, Cathartic or Diuretic, accord- ing to dose and effect desired. It is readily and completely soluble, sparkling, effer- vescent, and of most a?reeible flivor. SD<»cial stress is laid upon one quality it •possesses, and that is, it does not gripe. PURGASAL will be found and excellent pre- paration in intestinal disorders, such as diarrhoei, dysentery, constipation, etc.; in Various diseases of the liver, and lead poisoning, and as a refrigerant laxative in acute inflammatory disorders and fevers, ft is the ideal preparation where a thorough un- loading of the bowel is desired. PURGASAL is put up in liottles holding 1 oz., $1.00 •doz. ; 4 oz., $2.50 doz. ; 16 oz.. $12.00 doz. ; and in such manner that the label is instantly ■removable. Purgasal can be readily obtained through any Chicago jobber.
■Manufactured mu^ n....:^ riu»_:»»i f^ Manufacturersof all kinds of Granular by The Hams Chemical Co. Effervescent Salts, CHICAGO, U.S.A.
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ADVERTISERS' INDEX.
Allen, R. A 44
Ambulatory Pneumatic Splint
Mfg.Oo 58
American Creditors Agency 288
Arend, A. Drug Co 25
Baldwin Pianos 28
Battle Creek Sanitarium 62
Battle Creek Sanit'um. .. Back Cover
Bausch & Lomb Op. Co 195 & 1%
Barnes Undertaking Co 429
Bellevue Place Sanitarium 61
Benhold, F. B 12
Bilger, Chas. F 43
Boarchier, Mre 43
Brainard Policlinic 18
Broughton, K 22
Burdick. Gordon Q 26
Byrud, John 98
Clough, John A 429
Chicago Custom Shoe House 27
Chicago Electro Appliance Co.
31-32-33-34
Chicago Homeopathic Medical
College 3?
Chicago Lying-in Hospital and
Dispensary 11
Chicago Oxygen Gas Co 56
Chicago Photo Engraving Co
Side line back cover and 9
College of Physicians & Sur- geons 5
Columbia Phonograph Co 97
Dearborn Medical College 35
Emmons, J. H. Mrs 16
First Trust & Savings Bank
Bottom line back cover and 4
Folke Institute .57
Forsyth. Christina 24
Fnchs, W. C 10
Gary, I. C 42
German American Snrg'l. Co. 47-48-49
Gramm, Carl T 42
Grubbe.Emil H., M. D 40
Harris Chemical Co 58
Harvey Medical College SOB
Hipp, W. Harrison 60
Illinois Medical College 8
Jenner Medical College 23
Jochnick, Selma 295 & 296
Kellberg, Institute 427
Keener, W. T. & Co. .Back cover & IW
Kirchner's, Mrs 46
Lagorio. A., M. D 21
Lake City Plating Works 44
Lake Geneva Sani'm..Frontcover & 1 Lakeside Hospital.. Back cover & 13
Marion-Sims Hospital 54
Marshall, C. E — Inside front cover
McClurg, A. C. &Co 99
McElliott. D. P 50
Meyer. C. F. & Co 14
Milwaukee Sani'm.Inside front cover
Monroe Street Hospital 61
National Medical tJniversity 36
New Animal Therapy Co
0pp. inside back cover
North Foster 24
Northwestern Dniv. Dental School. 2 Northwestern Univ. Med'l School.. 3 Northwestern Univ. School of
Pharmacy 7
Nutriola Co., The 80A
Oldenborg Hugo Ad 99
Piazza, N. A 426
Peoples Hospital 42
PirwitZrHot Air Treatment 29
Post-Graduate Mod'l School (back
cover) and 17
Pratt, H. P .51
Pennoyer Sanitarium (back cover) 3ft
Rhode, R.E 41
Ross Anna Sanitarium. ., 45
Ruskin Sanitarium (line back
cover) and 15
Rush Medical College 16
Scheidel W. & Company 37
Starbuck. C. E 53
Sharp & Smith 20
St. Mary's of Nnzarath Hospital... 52
Tives. T. W 43
Trine, John G.. M. D 41
Turck, Raymond C 229 & 280
University of Illinois School of
Pharmacy 6
Westman. Miss 428
Wyman, Chas. E., M. D 53
Young & Co 5'S
4343 Fifth Avenue CHICAGO
Long- Distance Telephone Yard«s 55
Terms from $7 to $30 a week
Reputable Physicians will find this a convenient institution for the care [oi their patients :::::::
For further particulars, address
MISS FRANCES COOK, Business Manager
or MISS MARY GALLAGHER, Superintendent
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BELLEVUE PLACE SANITARIUM
BA.TAV1A,
- ILLINOIS
35 Miles from Chicago Established in 18(57 by Dr. R. J. Patterson
For IVervous and Mental Diseases of Females Only
Large Bunny Rooms, Electric Lighted, Steam Heated; Homelike; Family Plan; Greenhouses; Beautiful Surroundings- Address for Pamphlet,
DATVIELS.
13ata>ia, 111.
Monroe Street HOSPITAL
1044 VV. Monroe St.
(Cor. Campbell Ave.)
CHICA<^0
A Hospital for the treatment of all classes of cases except the insane and others suffer- ing from contagious diseases. Facilities for the Care of Sars/ical Cases.
The building is two stories high, entirely detach- ed, with light and pleasant rooms, heated by hot water and furnished in ;ni plpgant and appropriate manner. The aim has beeo to preserve all the comforts of liome, wliile pioviding the e^^ential details of a m»dern hospital. A special featuie ii> made of the nursing and attention to the individual needs of patients. The advantages of the hospital are open to reputable physicians.
ROO.MS, WITH BOARD AND NURSING. $1.75 TO $4.00 PER DAY.
Private Ambulance Service. Telephone "West 1250.
FRANK. C. ROBINSON, M. D., Supt. and Res. Physician.
MEDICAL STAFF;
Albert I. BoufHeur, Surgeon-in-charge, Cassius D. Wescott, James B. Herrick,
B. W. t>ippy, Arthur D. Bevan, I. N. Dauforth, S, R. Slaymaker,
Thos. A. OIney, Palmer Findley, Chas. J. Rowan.
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The Largest and Most Thoroughly Equipped of Sanitariums.
The Battle Creek ciauicai lum manage nient were the first to organize a thoroughly complete system of physiological therapeutics. Water-cures had existed before, eclectic institutions, mineral springs and similar establishments— but the Battle Creek institution was the first to organize a system and method embody- ing all physiological agencies.
The fire which consumed the main building of the institution Feb. 18, 1902, gave opportunity for complete reorganization and new equipment. The new structure is absolutely fire proof ; the mode of fire-proof construction employed was, of all so-called fireproof constructions, the only one that stood the test of the recent conflagration in Baltimore.
One hundred and seventy-five rooms with private baths; six hydraulic elevators; electric lights; and private telephone in each room.
Spacious parlors on every floor, roof garden, dining-room and kitchen at the top. Beautiful outlook from every window.
Accommodations for eight hundred guests. Staff of thirty doctors; three tundred and fifty nurses.
Nearly forty years' experience in this institution has demonstrated that the great majority of chronic invalids of all classes, including many considered in- curable, can be trained up to a slate of healthful vigor by a systematic regimen based upon scientific principles, combined with a thorough going application of the resources of hydrotherapy, phototherapy, thermotherapy, massage, Swedish movements, Swedish gymnastics, electrotherapy, and the open-air treatment, guided by the findings of bacteriological, chemical, microscopical and other accurate methods of examination.
Special ward for surgical cases with perfect appointments.
Special departments for diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat, and in charge of experienced specialtists.
For information concerning the facilities afforded, terms, etc., address,
THE SANITARIUM, Battle Creek, Mich.
Chicago affiliated City Branch,
28 33rd Place. ...'Phone 1131 Uoutflas
Suburban affiliated Branch, Hinsdale, III ....'Phone 861
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Medical Schools and Hospitals.
THE AM KU 10 AX COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
333-339 Souili Lincoln St.
FACULTi".
Department of Medicine — Fran- cis E. Tliornton. M. D. ; E. G. Davis. M. D. : John A. Seapy, M. D. : Geo. W. Billig. M. D. : Rose M. Readrng. M. D. : E Jentzsch. M. D. : J. McDonald Scott. M. D. : W. T. Mefford, M. D. : M. C. Welcli. M. D. ; O. E. Smith. M. D. ; Otto Rhor- loch. M. D. : V. L. Sheets. M. D. ; Huso H. Wightman. M. D. ; Jo- seph C. Carson. M. D.
Department of Surgery— John Dill Riibertson. M. D. ; W. R. Schussler. M. D. ; W. S. Hector, M. D. ; W. II. G. Logan. D. D. S.. M. D. ; Frank F. LToffman. M. D. : Wm. Robertson, M. D. ; C. D. Wall, M. D.
Department of Obstetrics and Gynfecology — Henry S. Tucker, A M. M. D. ; Charles H. Bush- nell. M. D. : J. Frank Hubert, M. D. ; W. Harrison Hipp, M. D. ; Henry L Schmitz, M. D. ; J. A. McDonnell. M. D. ; FroL A. M. Purves. M. D. : Charles W. Clark, M. D. : D. A. Stevens, M. D.
Department of Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose — Arthur II Reading. M. D, ; E. G. Moore- house, M. D. ; F. JI. Mitchell. M. D.
Department of Ophthalmology and Otology— Cliarleg H. Francis,
M. D. ; M. Bertha McDonald, M. D.
Department of Nervous and Mental Diseases — Patrick H. (VDonnell. LL. D. : Edwin K. Vi'alker, Attorney Chicago Bar; E. M. Reading, A. M., M. D. : Charles J. Lewis. M. D. ; Chester A. Goodwin. M. D.
Department of Dermatology, Gecito-t'rlraiy and Venereal Dis- eases— H. II. Latimer, M. D. ; Jas. H. Blair, M. D. : Ulysses J. Grim, M. D. : A. M. Purves, M. D.
Department of Anatomy — Max- nr.liau Kuznik. M. D. : Hugo H. Wightman. M. D. : L. F. Bennett, A. M, : Frank F. Hoffman, M. D. ; M. C. Welch, M. D.
Department of Physiology — M. L. Weems, A. M. : E. M. Reading,
A. M.. M. D. : H. N. Carver, A. M. : Wm. D. Weis, B. S. ; Charles H. DeWitt, B, S.
Department of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology — George D. Timmons, Ph. G. : J. Newton Roe. Sc. D. : J. P. Buckley, D. D. S. ; J. E. Waggoner, M. D. ; G. H. Stoner, A. B., Ph. G. ; J. G. Cogs- well, B. S., Ph, G.
Department of Pathology, Bacteriology and Histology — Hugo II. Wightman, M. D. ; E. G. Moorehouse. M. D. : C. E. Laws, M. D. : C. D. Wall, M. D.
Dei)artment of Materia Med- ica. Therapeutics and Hygiene — Francis E. Thornton, M. D. ; John W. Rust, M. D. ; John M. Axel- son, M, D. : Charles H. DeWitt,
B. S. ; J. E. Waggoner, M. D. ; Chester A. Goodwin, M. D.
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McDonough's Chicsgo Medical Blue Book.
CHICAGO CLINICAL SCHOOL, 819 Harrison St.
FACULTY.
Surgery — D. A. K. Steele, li. D. ; J. B. Murphy, M. D. ; T. A. Davis, M. D. ; Charles Davison, M. D. ; E. H. Lee, M. D. ; J. N. Bartholomew, M. D. ; F. R. Sher- wood, M. D. ; William Fuller, M. D. ; Alex. C. Wiener, M. D. (Orthopedic) ; W. A. Kuflewski, M. D. (Minor): F. Kreissl, M. D. ( Genito-Urinary ) .
Anatomy — ^V. T. Eckley, M. D.
Gynecology — S. G. West, M. D. ; M. Corbett, M. D. ; Geo. Yv. 'New- ton, M. D. ; H. T. Byford, M. D. ; C. W. Barrett, M. D. ; E. L. Moorehead, M. D.
Internal Medicine and Physical Diagnosis— R,. S. Michel, M. D. ; W. E. Quine, M. D. ; A. R. Ed- wards, M. D. ; Jerome H. Salis- bury, M. D. ; J. H. Hoelscher, M. D. ; L. L. Skelton, M. D. ; John A. Robison, M. D.
Nervous and Mental Diseases — L. Harrison Mettler, M. D. ; A. Heym, M. D. ; W. G. Stearns, M. D.
Diseases of Children — F. B. Earle, M. D. : P. H. Conley, M. D. ; M. P. Hatfield. M. D.
Obstetrics — F. B. Earle, M. D. ; P. H. Conley. M. D. ; Gustav Kolischer, M. D.
Electro-Therapeutics — B. Pirosh, M. D.
Eye— W. L. Noble. M. D. ; Wil- lis O. Nance. M. D. ; Allen T. Haight, M. D. ; F. A. Phillips, M. D. ; W. Allen Barr, M. D.
Skin and Venereal Diseases — F. H. Montgomery, M. D. ; John J. Quirk, M. D.
Nose, Throat and Ear — G. F. Hawley, M. D. ; A. M. Corwin, M. D.
Rectal Diseases — J. Rawson Pennington. M. D.
Bacteriology and Pathology — h, W. ^tillians.
CHICAGO IIOMOEPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
(Incorporated 1876.)
Wood and York Streets.
FACULTY.
John W. Streeter, M. D., Pro- fessor Emeritus of Gynecology.
R. N. Foster, A. M., M. D., Professor Emeritus of Obstetrics.
E. H. Pratt, A. M., M. D., LL. D., Professor of Surgery.
N, B. Deiamater. M. D., Pro- fessor of Mental and Nervous Dis- eases and Legal Medicine.
J. II. Buffum, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
Cl.fford Mitchell. A. B., M. D., Professor of Chemistry, Toxicol- ogy and Renal Diseases.
L. C. Grosvenor, M. D., Pro- fessor of Obstetrics.
F. II. Gardiner, M. D., D. D. S., Professor of Dental Surgery.
A. C. Cowperthwaite, M. D., Ph. D., LL. D., Professor of Ma- teria Medica and Therapeutics.
W. M. Stearns, M. D., Professor of Rhinology and Laryngology.
M. B. Blouke, M. D., Professor of Gynaecology.
E. E. Vaughan. M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Associate Pro- fessor of Surgery.
Wilson A. Smith, M. D., Pro- fessor of Materia Medica.
C. T. Hood, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medi- cine and Clicinal Medicine.
C. A. Weirick, M. D., Professor of Sanitary Science and Clinical Instructor of Pediatrics.
J. J. Thompson, A. M., M. D., Professor of Gynsecology.
Edgar J. George. M. D., Pro- fessor of Ophthalmology and Otology. • ■ 1
W. E. Fruit, B. S., M. D., Pro- fessor of Pediatrics.
S. H. Aurand, M. D., Professor
Colleges and Hospitals.
of Materia Medica and Clinical Medicine.
A. R. McDonald, M. D.. Tro- fessor of Physiology and Lecturer on Diseases of the Lungs.
E. G. Davis. M. S., M. D., Associate Professor of Eacteriol- cgy and Venereal Diseases.
F. C. Ford, A. B., M. D., As- sociate Professor of Anatomy.
Leslie W. Beebe. M. D., Ad- junct Professor of Surgery.
W. C. Converse, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
W. K. Foote, M. D. Adjunct Professor of Rhinology and Laryag-ology.
C. Bruce Walls, M. D., Adjunct Prcfcssor of Physical Diagnosis and Clicinal Assistant in Gynjsc- ology.
T. E. Costain, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Surgery.
T. I. Motter. A. M., M. D., Ad- junct Professor of Sur2:ei;y.
B. A. McBurney. M. D., Ad- junct I'rofessor of Surgery.
J. W. Wine, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Surgery and Lec- turer on Anatomy.
II. L. Simmons, M. D., D. D. S., Adjuncst Professor of Odoutol- ogv.
Edward C. Strecter, A. B., M. D., Adjunct Professor of Pathol- ogy.
W. C. Lovejoy, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Physiology.
J. T. Welch. M. D., Adjunct Professor of Histology.
J. A. Hemsteger, M. D., Ad- junct Professor of Clinical Medi- cine and Lecturer on the Or- ganou.
Gilbert Fitz-Patrlck. M. D.. Ad- junct Professor of Obstetrics.
Theodore Bacmeister. .Jr.. A. B., M. D.. Adjunct Professor of Ma- teria Jledica.
.7. H. Stotts. M. D., Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics.
A. P. Hedges. M. D., Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics,
Sarah M. Hobson, Ph. B., M. D.,
Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics.
A. E. Ludwig, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy.
B. L. Hotchkin, M. D., Lec- turer on Materia Medica.
L. E. Kerch. M. D., Lecturer on Materia Medica.
George N. Pratt, M. D., Lec- turer on Embryology and Assis- tant in Surgery.
Edward N. Nash, M. D., Lec- turer on Chemistry, Toxicology and Renal Diseases.
Dv.-ight Clark, M. D., Lecturer on Surgical Pathology and Clini- cal Assistant in Rhiuoiogy and Laryngology.
J. Hcehn, Lecturer on Chemis- try p.nd Toxicology.
Alfred Lewy, M. D., Lecturer on and Clinical Instructor in Rhinology and Laryngology.
W. E. Boynton, M. D., Lecturer on and Clinical Instructor in Ophthalmology and Otology.
H. A. White, M. D., Lecturer on and Clinical Assistant in Men- tal and Nervous Diseases.
R. N. Tooker, A. B., M. D.. Lec- turer on and Clinicai Assisran*; in Mental and Nervous Diseases.
F. E. Culver, M. D., Lecturer on and Demonstrator of Anat- omy. I
Mary K. Mack, M. D., Lecturer en Medical GyncEcoloev.
Frank D. Rich. M.'t).. Lecturer on Ophthalmology and Otolosjy.
N. Anderson, M. D., Lecturer on Electro-Therapeutics.
N. D. Johnson. A. ^I.. M. D.. Lecturer on Electro-Therapeutics.
G. L. Brooks, Clinical Assistant in Medicine.
H. T. South worth, M. D., Clini- cal Assistant in Med'cine.
R. C. Mitchell. M. D., Clinical Assistant in Medicine.
E. W. Grosser. M. D.. Demon- strator of Bacteriology and Clin- ical Assistant in Skin and Vener- eal Diseases,
McDonough's Chicago Medical Bine Book.
J. Eieger, M. D., Clinical As- sistant in Medicine.
A. C. Moorhead. B. A., M. D., Demonstrator of Physiology.
R. R. Haas, Lecturer on and Clinical Assistant in Slsin and Venereal Diseases.
CHICAGO EYE, EAR, NOSiE AND THROAT COLLEGE.
(A Clinical School for Practi- tioners of Medicine.)
206 East Washington Street.
William A. Fisher, M. D., Pro- fessor of Ophthalmology.
A. G. Wipperu, M. D., Pro- fessor of Ophihalmology aud Otology.
John R. Hoffman, M. D. (Sec- retary), Professor of Ophthal- mology.
Thomas Faith. M. D., Protessor of Ophthalmology.
Horace M. Siaikey, M. D., Pro- fessof of Ophthalmology.
H. V. AViudemanu, M. D., Jlil- waukee. Wis., Professor of Oph- thalmology.
E. J. Gardiner, A. B., M. D. Professor of Ophthalmology.
Edwin PynchoD, M. D., Pro- fessor Pihino-Laryugology aud Otology.
Harold N. Moycr, M. D., Pro- fessor of Neurology.
H. W. Woodruff, M. D. Joliet, 111., Professor of Ophthalmology.
AVesley H. Peck, M. D., Pro- fessor Ophthalmology.
A. K. MacLean, M. B., M. D , Professor of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology.
Nereus C. Kemp, M. D., Pro- fes.sor of Otology, Khinology and Larnygology.
J. F. Burkholder, M. D., Pro- fessor of Anatomy.
Joseph C. Beck, M. D., Path-
ologist : Professor of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology.
F. Gui-ney Stubbs. M. D., Pro- fessor of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology.
E. J. Brown, M. D., Lecturer in Histolog-y.
C. II. Grain, M. D., Asslstar.t in Ophthalmology.
A. Hakanson, M. D., Assistant in Ophthalmology.
Sherman E. Wright, M. D., As- sistant in Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology.
CHICAGO POLICLINIC AND
HOSPITAL.
174 East Chicago Ave.
FACULTY.
Surgery — N. Senn, M. D. ; M. L. Harris, M. D. ; E. M. Smith, M. D. ; A. E. Halsted, M. D. ; N. Kerr, M. D.
(.'ynecology — F. Henrotin, M. D. ; H. Banga, M. D. ; H. P. Newsman, M. D. : C. E. Manierre, M. D. ; A. B. Keyes, M. D. ; H. A. Tyler, M. D. ; D. J. Doherty, M. D.
Medicine— J. H. Chew, M. D. ; O. L. Schmidt, M. D. ; H. B. Pavill, M. D. ; R. B. Preble. TU D.
Dermatology — R. D. MacArthur, M. D. : H. G. Anthony, M. D. : It. R. Campbell, M. D.
Genito-Urinary Dis. — Wm. T. Belfield, M. D. ; L. E. Schmidt, M. D.
Obstetrics — H. Hooper, M. D : C. S. Bacon, M. D.
Physical Diagnosis — J. M. Pat- ton, M. D. ; J. Fisher, M. D.
Children's Diseases — W. S. Christopher, M. D. : W. W. Quin- !an, M. D. ; j. P. Houston, M. D.
Diseases of Stomach — G. Fut- terer, M. D. ; C. S. WiiliamHOii. M. D.
Neurology — II. T. Patrick, M.
Colleges and Hospitals.
D. ; H. M. Lyman, M. D. ; J. C. Gill, M. D. ; S. J. Walker, M. D.
Nose and Throat — M. R. Brown, M. D. ; E. F. Ingals, M. D. : O. T. Freer, M. D. ; O. :\I. Robert- son, M. D.
Eye — J. E. Colburu, M. D. : F. C. Holtz, M. D. ; W. U. Wilder, M. D. : F. Allport, M. D. ; G. \V. Mahoney, M. D.
Ear— G. F. Fiske, M. D. ; A. M. Hall, M. D. ; N. H. Pierce, M. D.
Pathology — M. Herzog, M. D.
Orthoped'ics — A. B. Hosmer, M. D.
DEARL-.OIIX MEDICAL COL- LEGE,
N. W. Cor. Michigan Ave. and Twelfth St.
FACULTY.
James H. Stowell, M. D., Pro- fessor of Medicine.
Charles Davison, M. D., Pro- fessor of Clinical Surgery.
P. A. Sullivan, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Stephen G. West, M. D., Pro- fessor of Gynecology.
William G. Stearns, M. D., Pro- fessor of Neurology and Psychi- atry.
Paul Gronnerud, M. D., Pro- fessor of Operative Surgery and Regional Anatomy.
L. Blake Baldwin, M. D., President, Professor of Dermat- ology and Genito-Urmary Dis- eases.
J. F. Burkholder, M. D., Pro- fessor of Physiology.
Raymond Custer Turck, M. D., Professor of Gynecology and Clin- ical Gynecology.
William K. Yeakel, M. D., Pro- fessor of Embryology and Histol- ogy.
Andrew McDermid, M. D., Pro- fessor of Obstetrics and Clinical Gynecology.
Thomas Faith, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology.
J. F. Biehn, M. D., Professor
of Bacteriology.
James L. Wells, M. D., Secre- tary, Associate Professor of Dermatology and Genito-Urinary
I'aul E. Grabow, M. D., Pro- fessor of Therapeutics.
Frederick Cleveland Test, M.D., Professor of Joint Diseases and Orthopedic Surgery.
Almerln W. Baer, M. D., Pro- fesaor of Electro-Therapeutics.
John C. Cook, M. D., Professor of Pediatrics.
V, iliiam Carver Williams, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics.
A. G. Wippern, M. D., Pro- fessor of Physiological Chemistry.
Clark A. Buswell, M. D., Pro- fessor of Psychiatry.
James Burris Mahony, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Thomas J. O'Malley, M. D., Professor of Medicine.
William Fuller, M. D., Pro- fessor of Surgery.
Adolph Gehrmann, M. D.. Pro- fessor of Hygiene.
I'aul L'aber, M. D., Professor ol Pathology.
J. Zabokrtsky, M. D., Associate Professor of Surgery,
Albert David Thorburn, Ph. G., Professor of Chemistry.
Henry W. Allport, M. D., Pro- fessor of Ophthalmology.
John P. Walsh, M. D., Professor of Pharmacology and Therapeu- tics.
D. C. Orcntt, M. D., Professor of Otology, Rhlnology and Laryn- gology.
J. Rawson Pennington, M. D., Professor of Rectal Surgery,
John A. Haskell, M. D., Pro- fessor of Pharmacognosy and Pharmacy.
Robert Wallace Hardon, M. D.. Professor of Joint Diseases and Orthopedic Surgery,
Samuel A, McWilliams, M, D.,
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Professor of Clinical Diseases, Chest Diseases and Physical Diagnosis.
James Moreau Brown, M. D., Professor of Otology, Rhinology, Laryngology and Speech. Defects.
Waiter Schmitt, Ph. G., Pro- fessor of Chemistry.
L. L. Losey, Jr., LL. E., Pro- fessor of Medical Jurisprudence.
Aime Paul Heineck, M. D., Pro- fessor of Junior Surgery.
Edward Louis Heintz, M. D., Professor of Medicine.
Ernest S. Moore. M. D., Pro- fessor of Physical Diagnosis.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS.
(The College of Medicine of the University of Illinois.)
(Opposite Cook County Hospital.)
FACULTY.
Andrew Sloan Draper, LL. D., President, Urbaua, 111.
Wm. E. Quine, M. D., Dean, Professor Medicine and Cliuical Medicine.
D. A. K. Steele, M. D., Ac tuary, Professor Clinical Sur gery.
Oscar A. King, M. D., Professoi Neurology, I'sycliiatry and Cliu' cal Medicine.
Henry Parker Newman. A. M M. D., Professor Gynecology and Cliuical Gynecology.
Bayard Holmes, B. S., M. D., Professor Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
G. Frank Lydston, M. D., Pro- fessor Genito-Urinary Surgery and Venereal Diseases.
Robert Hall babcock, A. M., M. D., Professor Diseases of the Chest and Clinical Medicine.
John Erasmus Harper. A. M.. M. D., Professor Ophthalmology and Clinical Ophthalmology.
James M. G. Carter, M. A., Sc. D., I'h. D., M. D., Professor Emeritus Clinical Medicine.
Walter Shield Christopher, M. D., Professor Pediatrics.
Henry Turman Byford, A. M., M. D., Professor Gynecology and (Jliiiical Gynecology.
William Allen Pusey, A. M., M. D., Professor Dermatology and Clinical Dermatology and Associ- ate I'rofessor of Venereal Dls-
Professor I^aryngology, Rhinology, and Otology.
Tkomas Archibald Davis, M. D., Professor Surgery.
John Alexander Wesener, Ph. C, M. D., Professor of Chemis- try.
Thomas Melville Hardie, A. B., M. B., M. D., Professor Clinical Laryngology, Rhinology and Otol- ogy.
Vfilliam Augustus Evans, M. S., M. D., Professor Pathology.
Frank Breckenridge Earle, M. D., Secretary, Professor Obstet- rics.
Henry Leland Tolman, Pro- fessor Medical Jurisprudence.
Francis Roberta Sherwood, M. D., I'rofessor Surgery.
Vrilliam Thomas Ecklcy, M. D., Professor Anatomy and Director of Museum.
Adolph Gehrmann, M. D., Pro- fessor Hygiene and Bacteriology.
Arthur Henry Brumback, M. D., Professor I'hysieal Diagnosis.
William Mclntyre Ilarsha, A. B., M. D., Professor Operative and Clinical Surgery.
Maurice Louis Goodkiud, M. D., Professor Clinical Medicine.
Frank Eldridge Wynckoop, M, S., M. D.. Professor Biology and Embryology.
Carl Beck. M. D., Professor Surgical Pathology.
Lee Harrison Mettler, M. D., Professor Physiology of the Ner- vous System.
Coiieges and Ilcspltais.
Casey Albert Wood, C. M., M. D., Professor Clinical Oplitlial- nology.
George Peter Dreyer, Ph. D., Professor Physiology.
Harris EUett Santee, Ph. D., M. D., Professor Anatomy.
Daniel Nathan Eisendrath, A. B., M. D., Professor Clinical Anat- omy.
John Lincoln Porter, M. D., Professor Orthopedic Sui-gery.
John Fisher, M. D., Professor Physical Diagnosis.
Don Lee Shaw, M. D., Pro- fessor Anatomy.
Albert John Ochsner, M. D., Professor Clinical Surgery.
Alexander Hugh Ferguson, M. D., Professor Clinical iSurgery.
Fred Carl Zapffe, M. D., Pro- fessor Histology.
William Kilbourn Jaques, Ph. M., M. D., Professor Microscop- ical and Chemical Diagnosis.
Arthur Mills Corwin, M. D., Professor Physical Diagnosis.
L. Blake Baldwin, M. D., Pro- fessor Clinical Dermatology.
Bertha Van Hoosen, M. D., Pro- fessor Clinical Gynecology.
Lucy Waite, A. M., M. D., Pro- fessor Clinical Gynecology, Extra Mural.
Edward Franklin Wells, M. D., Associate Professor Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
August F. Lemke, M. D., Asso- ciate Professor Medicine and Clin- ical Medicine.
Joseph Mclntyre Patton, M. D., Associate Professor Medicine.
Sanger P>rown, M. D., Associ- ate Professor Neurology and Psy- chiatry.
Andrew McDermid, M. D., As- sociate Professor Obstetrics.
Charles Spencer Williamson, B. S., M. D., Associate Professor Therapeutics and Adjunct Pro- fessor Medicine.
Bernard Fantus, M. D., Asso- ciate Professor Materia Medica.
Rachelle S. Yarros. M. D., As-
sociate Professor Clinical Obstet- rics.
William Lincoln Balienger, M. D., Associate Professor Laryngol- ogy, Rhinology and Otology.
Ohas. Ciaycou U'Byrne, M. D., Associate Professor Pathology.
Jacob F. Burliho'der, M. D., Associate Professor Physiology.
William L. Noble, M. D., Ass. ciate Professor Clinical Ophthal- mology, Extra Mural.
George W. Newton, M. D., As- sociate i'rofessor Clinical Gyne- cology, Extra Mural.
Kaiph S. Michel, xM. D., Asso- ciate Professor Clinical Medicine, Extra Mural.
Twing Brooks V\'iggin, M. D., Adjunct Professor Medicine.
Edwin Graffam Earle, M. P., Adjunct Professor Medicine.
Charles Davison, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Clinical Surgery.
Stephen Gano West, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Gynecology.
Edward Henry Lee, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Clinical Surgery.
Aristides Edwin Baldwin, Li.. B., D. D. S., M. D., Adjunct Pro- fessor Surgery (Stomatology.)
Samuel JohnsOu Walker, A. B., M. D., Adjunct Professor Pedia- trics.
William Elliott Gamble, B. S., M. D., Adjunct Professor Ophthal- mology and Clinical Ophthalmol- ogy.
Adjunct Professor Medicine. ical and Chemical Diagnosis.
James William Walker. M. D.,
Arthur William Stillians. M. D., Adjunct Professor Microscnp-
Anabel Holmes, M. D., Adjunct Professor Microscopical and Chem- ical Diagnosis.
Aime Paul Heineck, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Surgery.
William Fuller, M. D., Adjunct Professor Operative Surgery.
Channing Whitney Barrett, M. D., Adjunct Professor Clinical Gynecology.
Edward Fischkin, M. D., Ad-
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junct Professor Clinical Derma- tology.
Edward H. Ocbsner, M. D.. A6 juuct Professor Clinical Surgerj'.
Edward M. Brown, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Clinical Surgery.
CJiarles S. Woods, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Chemistry.
William Edward Coates, M. D., Adjunct I'rofessor Pathology.
Fredericic C. Harris, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Microscopical and CHemical Diagnosis and Demon- strator of Pathology.
Louis Githens Witherspoon, B. S., M. D., Adjunct Professor Sur- gery.
Arthur E. Price, M. D., Adjunct Professor Anatomy.
Patrick Henry Conley, M. D., Adjunct Professor Surgery.
Jean Motham Cooke, M. D., Ad- junct Professor Microscopical and Chemical Diagnosis.
Franklin Snow Cheney, A. M., M. D., Assistant Professor Clin- ical Pediatries.
Edward Louis Heintz, Ph. G., M. D., Assistant Professor Mate- ria Medica.
Frederick Baumann, Ph. D., M. D., Assistant I'rofessor Hy- giene and Bacteriology.
Frederick Tice, M. D., Assist- ant Professor Diseases of the Chest.
Clarence Bruce King. M. D., Assistant Professor Neurology.
Henry Hartung, M. D., Assist- ant Professor Surgery.
Charles Nelson Ballard, M. D., Assistant Professor Clinical Gyn- ecology.
Ira Wynekoop, B. S., M. D., Instructor in Biology.
Corinne Buford Eckley, Instruc- tor in Anatomy.
Geoffrey Joseph Fleming. M. D., Instructor in Materia Medica.
Addison Carey Page, M. D., In- structor in Pathology.
Richard Hunt Brown, M. D.. Instructor in Laryngology and Rhinology.
James Moreau Brown, M. D. Instructor in Laryngology and Iihinology.
Wallace McMurray Burroughs M. D., Instructor in Neurology.
Clyde Dale Pence, M. D., In structor in Laryngology and Rhinology.
Theodore Sachs, M. D., Instruc tor in Medicine.
Kasimir Zurawski, M. D., In structor in Dermatology.
Waldemar Eberbardt, B. S., M D., Instructor in Diseases of the Chest.
George F. Suker, M. D., In structor in Ophthalmology.
Francis M. Allen, M. D., In structor in Pediatrics.
Vandy Frank Masilko, M. D. ln.struc[or in Pediatrics.
Robert Arnot Sempill, M. D. Instructor in Pediatrics.
Ludwig Simon, M. D., Instruc tor in Gynecology and Obstetrics
James Michael Lang, M. D. Instructor in Gynecology.
Fred W. E. Henkel, M. D., In structor in Medicine.
Ala f bias Joseph Seifert, M. D., Instructor in Medicine.
Wm. David McDowell, M. D. Instructor in Medicine.
John Weatherson, M. D., In structor in Medicine.
Josephine Young. M. D., In structor in Clinical Gynecology.
Mary G. M'Ewen, M. D., In- structor in Clinical Gynecology
D. Williard Craig. M. D., In structor in Clinical Medicine.
Wm. G. Allen, M. D., Instruc tor in Clinical Medicine.
Wm. H. Rubovits, M. D., In structor in Clinical Surgery.
Allen Edgar Stewart, M. D., In structor in Clinical Pediatrics.
John Nagle. M. D., Instructor in Dermatology.
Sherman H. Champlin, M. D., Instructor in Surgery.
John B. Hench, M. D., Instruc- tor in Medicine.
Colleger and Ilost)itals.
is
Heuiy James Brugge, M. D., Instnictor in Surgery.
riysrtes Grant VVindell, M. D., Iiiiitructur 111 Surgery.
itachel Hickey Carr, M. D., In- structor in Surgery.
Annie Itoss Lapliam, M. D., In- structor in Surgery.
Ulysses Grant Darling, M. D., Instructor Clinical Gynecology.
Jolin Ralph Ballinger, M. D., Instructor in Neurology.
Spencer Samuel Fuller, M. D., Instructor iu Neurology.
Henrietta Gould, U. D., In- structor Clinical Laryngology.
J. Brown Loring, M. R. C. S London, C. M., M. D., Instructor Clinical Ophthalmology.
Ephraim Kirkpatrick Finlay M. D.. Instrtictor Clinical Oph thalmologv.
Frank A. Phillips, M. D., In structor Clinical Ophthalmology.
Emanuel P. Snydacker, M. D. Instructor Clinical Ophthalmol ogy.
Louis Lindsay Wynekoop. M. D.. Assistant in Biology.
Charles Roehr, M. D., Assistant in Bacteriology.
THE HAHNEMANN MEDICAL
COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL
OF CHICAGO.
2811 and 2813 Cottage Grove Av.
FACULTY.
C. H. Vilas. M. D., Emeritus Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
G. F. Shears, M. D., President, Senior Professor of Surgery.
E. Stillman Bailey, M. D., Senior Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics.
J. E. Gilman, M. D.. Senior Professor of Materia Medica, the Institutes of Medicine and the Organon.
H. V. Halbert, M. D., Senior Professor of fhe Theory and Prac- tice of Medicine.
Joseph P. Cobb, M. D., Senior Professor of Paediatrics.
E. M. Bruce, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and of General Pathol- ogy.
H. R. Chislett, M. D., Dean, Profesor of Surgery.
C. Gurnee Fellows, M. D., Sen- ior I'rofessor Ophthalmology and Otology.
A. L. Blackwood, M. D., Pro- fessor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Charles E. Kalilke, M. D., Dean of the Students, Professor of Surgery.
W. Henry Wilson, M. D., Reg- istrar, Senior Professor of Pathol- ogy and Bacteriology.
W. E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and of Materia Medica.
F. H. Honberger, M. D., Pro- fessor of Obstetrics.
C. H. Evans, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica.
C. F. Barker, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
R. L. Snow, M. D., Professor and Demonstrator of Anatomy.
C. J. Swan, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
G. T. Smith, M. D., Senior Professor of Chemistry, Physics and Toxicology.
Burton Haseltine, M. D., Senior Professor of Rhineology and Laryngology.
C. D. Collins, M. D., Senior Professor of Physiology, Histol- ogy and Embryology ; Professor of Skin and Venereal Diseases.
F. W. Wood, M. D., Senior Professor of Anatomy.
Chas. Gatchell, M. D., Profes- sor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
C. F. Millspaugh, M. D., Pro- fesor of Medical Botany.
E. H. Grubbe, M. D., Frofes»or
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of Electro-Thierapeutics and Ra- diography.
George B. Warne, M. D., Pro- fessor of Materia Medica.
M. J. Moth, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Sanitary Science.
A. H. Gordon, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
F. W. Lambden, M. D., Profes- sor of the Theory and Pratice of Medicine.
G. M. Hill, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Wm. A. McClelland, M. D., Professor of Manual Therapeu- tics.
George M. McBean, M. D., As- sociate Profesor of Rhinology and Laryngology.
E. Fred Brown, D. D. S., Ad- junct I'rofesor of Dental Surgery.
E. L. Hunter, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Surgery.
G. M. Cushing, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Pathology and Baj- teriology.
J. E. Sawyer, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics.
A. O. Sax, M. D., Adjunct Pro- 'essor of Chemistry.
A. M. Cameron, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Materia Medica.
Peter S. Clark, M. D., Adjunct Profesor of Gynecology.
Julia Strawn, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Gynecology.
Walter P. McGibbon, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Rhinology and Lai-yngology.
Mary E. Hanks, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Gynecology.
G. L. Brooks, M. D., Adjunct Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
J. C. Burt, Ph. C, Curator of the Museum.
Chas. Hughes, Esq., Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence.
Prank A. Metcalf, M. D., Lee turer on Rhinology and Laryn- gology.
H. S. Roby, M. D,
Anatomy.
Hubert B. Clapp, turer on Anatomy.
C. F. Metcalf, M. on Chemistry.
R. L. Van Dellen, turer on Physiology.
Vance Ravvson, M. ou Anatomy.
C. V. Martin, M. on Physiology.
F. R. Leeds, M. D., Anatomy.
G. V/. Petit, M. D. I'hysiology.
O. F. Stewart, M. vu Physiology.
Milton H. Baker, sistant Demonstrator
, Lecturer on M. D., Lec- D., Lecturer M. D., Lec- D., Lecturer D., Lecturer , Lecturer on , Lecturer on D., Lecture I-
M. D.. As-
of Anatomy.
THE ILLINOIS MEDICAL COL- LEGE,
182-190 Washington Boul., Chi- cago.
FACULTY.
Heman II. Brown, M. D., Pres- ident, Professor of Didactic and Clinical Ophthalmology.
William Ritteuhouse, M. D., Vice-President, Professor of Ob- stetrics.
James Leslie McCollum, A. M., M. D., Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Wiliard C. Sanford, B. S., M. D., Secretary and Treasurer, Pro- fessor of Practice of Medicine.
B. Brindley Eads, M. D., Dean, Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Nathaniel H. Adams, Ph. M., M. D., Professor of Chemistry, Therapeutics and Toxicology.
E. Foster Frutchey, M. D., Sec- retary of Faculty, Professor of Applied Anatomy and Surgical Pathology.
William Francis Waugh, A. M.,
Colleges and liospitaia.
M. D., Professor of Practice and Cliuieal Medicine.
Seth Scott Bisliop, B. S., M. L'.. LL. D., Honorary President of tlie Medical Faculty and i'rofes- S(jr of Diseases of the Nose, Tiiroat and Ear.
Byron ilubinaon, B. S., M. D., Professor of Gynecology and Ab- dominal Surgery of Women.
Thomas 1' aith, M. D., Profes- sor of Physiology.
C. S. jSeiswauger, M. D., Pro- fessor of Electro-Therapeutics.
(ieorge li. Somers, M. D., Pro- fessor of Physical DiaguoSiS.
Jacob F. Burkholder, M. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
Fred C. ZapfEe, M. D., Proces- sor of Bacteriology, Pathology and Hygiene, and Junior Lec- turer on Practice of Medicine.
Isaac Sundberg, D. D. S., Pro- fessor of Dental Surgery.
A. Memelsdorf, M. D., Profes- sor of Dermatology and Venerea! Diseases.
James G. Mastin, M. D., Pro- fessor of I'ediatrics and Superin tendent of Dispensary.
Edward C. Seufert, M. D., Pro fessor of Histology, Biology and Embryology.
David Lieberthal, M. D., Pro- fessor of Dermatology and Vene- real Diseases.
L. L. Skelton, A. M., M. D., Professor of Nervous and Men- tal Diseases.
Eugene S. Talbot, M. D., D. D. S.. LL. D., Professor of Stoma- tology.
Frank Byrnes, M. D., Junior Professor of Surgery.
James Frederick Presnell, M. D., Junior Professor of Surgery.
William E. Holland, Ph. M.. M. D., Associate Professor of Gynecology.
Alfred S. Burdick, M. D., Jun- ior Professor of Practice of Med- icine.
Otto Jacob Stein. Ph. M.. M. D., Associate Professor of of Dis-
eases of the Nose, Throat aivl Ear.
B. K. Avery, M. D., Lecturer on Surgery.
D. A. Payne, M. D., Clinical In- structor in Ophthalmology.
Inez L. Lupton, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Pediatrics.
H. B. Williams, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the Nose, Throac and Ear.
Charles Todd., Superintendent Outdoor Obstetrical Department.
Milton H. Mack, M. D., Lec- turer on Medic ne.
E. M. Culver, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Gynecology.
Oscar Cieff. M. D., Clinical In- structor in Medicine.
William M. Peterson. M. D., Instructor in Thei'apeutics.
S. Thomsen-von Colditz, LL. B., Lecturer on Medical Juris- prudence.
G. Thomsen-von Colditz, M. D., Instructor in Medical and Surgi- cal Landmarks.
J. T. Edward, M. D., Demon- strator of Anatomy.
Charles C. Miller, M. D., As- sistant in the Clinical Depart- ment of Dermatology and Vene- real Diseases.
Anna M. Ranes. M. D., Assisi- ant in Gynecology.
THE POST-GRADUATE MEDI CAL SCHOOL OF CHI- CAGO.
A Clinical School for Practition- ers of Medicine.
2400 Dearborn Street.
FACULTY.
Pathology and Bacteriology — • F. Robert Zeit, M. D.
Medicine — Arthur R. Elliott, M. D., C. M. ; C. L. Mix, M. D. ; David F. Monash, M. D. ; Rob-
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ert U. Babcock, il. D. ; Henry W. Gentles, M. D., C. M. ; Edward F. Wells, M. D. ; Jno. L. Van V'alkenburg, M. D.
Surgery — A. H. Ferguson, M. D., Mch. ; Carl Beck, M. D. ; F.
C. Schaefer, M. U. ; D. N. Bisen- drath, M. D., A. B. ; L. L. Mc- Arthur, M. D. ; J. B. Murphy, A. M., M. D. ; D. A. K. Steele, M. D. ; \V. P. Verity, M. D.
Orthopedic Surgery — ^Frederic S. Coolidge, A. B., M. D.
Gynecology — Franklin II. Mar- tin, M. D. ; Emil Ries, M. D. ; Albert Goldspoha, B. S., M. D. ; Reuben I'eterson, A. B., M. D. . O. Beverly Campbell, A. M., M.
D. ; Lester E. Frankenthal, M. D. ; Henry T. Byford, M. D. ; Marie J. Mergler, M. D. ; A. Mc- Dermld, M. B., M. D. ; Wm. II. Rumph, M. D.
Diseases of the Rectum — Stu- art Johnstone, M. D.
Stomach and Intestines — Fen- ton B. Turck, M. D.
Eye — W. F. Coleman, M. D., M. R. C. S., Eng. ; Casey A. Wood,
C. M., M. D. ; Thomas A. Wood- ruff, C. M., M. D. ; J. G. Hinzinga, M. D. ■ Charles P. Pinckard, A. B., M. D. ; Boerne Bettman, M.
D. ; Frances Dickinson, M. D. Ear — Albert H. Andrews, M.
D. ; Seth Scott Bishop, M. D., LL. D. ; Norval H. Pierce, M. D. ; J Orlando Ducker. A. B., M. D.
Nose and Throat — O. J. Stein, M. D. ; G. P. Head, M. D. ; T. Melville Hardie, B. A., M. D. ; James T. Campbell, M. D., M. R. C. S., Eng.
Nervous Diseases — Sidney Kuh, M. D. ; Sanger Brown, M. D. ; Daniel R. Brower, M. D. ; Rich- ard Dewey, M. D.
Genito-Urinary — D. J. Hayea, M. D., of Milwaukee.
Obstetrics — C. B. Paddock, M. D.
Diseases of Children — J. C. Cook, M. D. ; Robert W. Harden, M. D.
Skin and Venereal Diseases — William L. Baum, M. D. ; L. Blake Baldwin, M. D. ; J. P. McMahon, A. M., M. D.
Morbid Psychology and Psycho- Therapeutics — W. Xavier Sud- duth, A. M., M. D.
Anatomy — R. C. Turck, M. D.
Electro-Physics — C. S. Neiis- wanger, M. D.
Associate Professor of Surgery — G. G. Burdick, M. D. ; Carl Her- man Anderson, M. D.
LECTURERS.
Urinalysis — \\'alter A. Jaquith. C. M., M. D.
Medicine — Eleanor D. Mann, M. D.
Surgery — E. M. Brown, M. D. ;
C. A. Simmons, M. D. ; Robt. Graves, M. D. ; J. M. Sloan, M.
D. ; Henry Borst, M. D. ; Joseph Beck, M. D. ; L. C. Borland, M. D.
Gynecology — John A. Lyons, M. D. : F. A. Besley, M. D. ; CJar- issa Bigelow, M. D. ; Hattie E. G. Lacy, M. D. ; Robert Dodds, M. D. ; Marie L. White, M. D. ; Marie A. Olsen, M. D. ; William F. Dickson, M. D. ; L. C. Price, M. D. ; Gay K. Durbin-Ries, M. D. ; Eliza R. Morso, M. D. ; A. R. Small, M. D. ; W. Fuller, M. D. : Hayden S. Barnard, M. D.
E|ye — Richard Starr Pattillo, C. M., M. D. ; Paul Guilford, M. D.
Stomach and Intestines — Geo. F. Pierce.
Nervous Diseases — M. E. Con- aell, M. D.
Diseases of Children — John S. Matheson, C. M., M. D. ; L. R, C. P., Edinburgh.
Medical Superintendent of Hos- pital— Miss Marion C. Prentiss.
Pharmacist — Miss Mary B. Walker.
Superintendent of School T. M. McClelland.
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JENNER MEDICAL COLLEGE.
(Co-educational Evening School 96-198 Washington St
Ilirain M. Martin. M. D., Presi dent, Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear and Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology.
Stuart Johnstone. M. D.. Pro- fessor of Gynecology and Abdom- inal Surgery.
Wm. Rittenhouse. M. D.. Sec- retary, Professor of Obstetrics.
Albert E. Palmer. M. D., Pro- fessor of Clinical Medicine.
Orville Wm. MacKellar. M. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery.
E. Perry Ricp. M. D.. Profes- sor of Laryngology and Rhinol
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F. B. Gottschalk. M. D.. Pro- fessor of Diseases of Children.
Adolnhus George Winpern, M. D., Professor of Physiology.
Arthur Loewy. M. D., Profes- sor of Nervous and Mental Dis- eases.
Daniel A. Orth. M. D., Profes- sor of Physical Diagnosis and Diseases of the Chest.
Frank C. Linden. M. D.. Pro- fessor of Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medi- cine.
Louis Thexton. M. D., Profes- sor of Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Maxmilian Kuznik, M. D., Pro- fessor of Anatomy.
.T. Rawson Pennington. M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Rec- tum.
Allan J. Resenherrv, M. D., Professor of Orthopedic Surgery.
Arthur E. Price. M. D.. Pro- fessor of Surgical Anatomy.
H. W. Fox, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
S. A. McWilliams, A. M., M. D., Professor of Physical Diag- nosis.
Rome V. Wagner, M. D.. Pro- fessor of Electro-Therapentics.
Arthur G. Rosier, M. D., Pro- fessor of Hygiene and State Med- icine.
Gustavus M. Blech, M. D., Pro- fessor of Casualty Surgery.
Leonard C. Borland. M. D., Professor of Principles and Prac- tice of Surgery.
Geo. H. Candler, M. D.. Asso- ciate Professor of Practice of Med- icine.
M. H. Mack. M. D.. Professor of Gastro-Intestinal Diseases.
C. Matthias Pohl, M. D., Pro- fessor of Histology and Embryol- ogy.
.Teseph Welfeld. Professor of Genito-Urinary Diseases and Der- matology.
Frederick C. Ellis. A. B.. E. L., Professor of Physics. Medical Latin and ^Medical .Turisprudence.
Charles Darwin Hnlbert. M. D., Professor of Chemistry, Urinaly- sis and Toxicology.
Lintsford B. Coates, M. D., Pro- fessor of Pathology.
John Higginson, M. D.. Ad.iunct Professor of Practice of Medi- cine.
S. E. Beecher, D. D. S., Pro- fessor of Oral Surgery.
Edv'ard F. Fick. M. D., Profes- sor of Bacteriology.
Chauncey Shorman. ]\r. D., As- sistant in Clinical Surgery and Genito-ITrinary Diseases.
E. S. B«ll. M. D., Assistant in Ophthalmology.
J TI. Kincaid, 51. D., Assistant in Surgery.
Cl.irence M. S^vice, A. R., M. D.. Demonstrator of Anatomy.
Mary L. Cook, M. D., Assistant in Gynecology.
C. Godfrey Kilgniir. M. D., As- sistant in Gynecology.
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THE NATIONAL MEDICAL UNI- VERSITY. 53J-53?, Wells Street.
FACULTY.
Julia Holiiies Smith, A. B., M. U., Dean.
L. D. Rogers, A. M., M. D., Registrar, Trofessor of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology.
C. C. Bernard, M. D. (Emeri- tus), i'rcfcssor of Surgery.
Ida Wright Rogers, M. D., Pro- fessor of Clicinal Obstetrics.
John A. V/hipple, M. D., D. D. S., I'rofeysor and Demonstrator cf Ai^atomy.
Joseph Carroll, M. D., Profes- sor of Gynecology.
H. P. Pratt, M. D., Profess.;.!' cf Electro-Therapeutics.
F. A. Leusmann, M. D., Profes- sor of C-enito-Urinary Diseases.
Paul Burmaster, M. D.. Profes- sor of Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
W. W. Cook, M. D., Professor of Physiological Sledicine.
A. K. Warner. M. D.. Professor of Regular Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
A. Franklin Heimlich, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Princi- ples and Practice of Surgery.
A. Sylvester Fish, M. D., Pro- fessor of Physiology.
D. S. Hamilton, M. D., Pro- fessor of Histology and Embry- ology.
Thomas Proctor Hall, A. M., Ph. D., M. D., Professor of Phy- sics. Chemistry and Medica! Elec- tricity.
J. H. S. Johnson, M. D., Pro- fessor of Diseases of Children.
W. A. Porter, M. D., Professor of Pathology.
Walter S. Dillon, B. S.. LL. B., Professor of Medical Jurispru- dence.
Lyman W. Rowell. A. M., M. D., Professor of Physical Diagnosis.
Simon Brownstein, M. D., Pro-
fessor of Mental and Nervous Dis- eases.
C O. Dorchester, M. D., Pro- fessor of Eclectic Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
H. Mai, Ph. G., M. D., Profes- sor of Pharmacology.
Alex Loew. M. D., Professor of Clinical Diagnosis.
John Hoshn. Ph. C, Professor of Chemistry acd Pharmacy.
R. S. Moss, M. D., P. H., Pro- fessor of Physiological Chemistry and Sanitation.
W. P. Coons, M. D., Profess t of Orthonedic Surgery.
Arthur W. Dixon, LL B., Lec- turer on Medical Jurisprudence.
Chas. D. Camp. M. D., Profes sor of Theory and Practice.
Edvvard G. Davis, M. D., Lec- turer on Practice.
C. W. Klinetop. M. D., Lecturer on Practice (Homeopathic).
Freda Pyies-Claik, M. D., Pro- fessor on Dermatology.
Chas. E. Lenington, B. S., Pro- fessor of Chemistry-
C. Vermeren, M. D., Professjr of Fsvrho-Therany.
R. McManus Hall, M. D.. Asso- ci.Tte Professor of Obstetrics.
Mnry von Afstein-Maxon, B. R.. M, D.. Professor of Homeopathic Materia Medica.
E. L. Barryte, M. D., Lecturer on Mnteria Medica.
J. H. Carpenter, M. D., Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeu- tics.
F. H. Escher. M. D., Lecturer on Materia Medica (Res-ular).
O. G. Smith, D. D. S., Professor of Dental Surs-ery.
A. D. Persons. D. D. S., Lec- turer on Dental Surgery.
Gpo. II. Small. D. O., Lecturer on Manual Therapeutics.
Roy C. Merrick. LL. B., Lec- turer on Medical .Turisprudence.
J. E.. Smedley. j\I. D., Associate Professor of Practice.
J. M. Abelio, M. D., Lecturer on Surgery,
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O. W. McMichael, M. D., Asso- ciate Professor of Practice.
W. A. Pratt, M. D., Professor of Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery.
E. P. Zeumer, M. D., Lecturer on Eclectic Materia Medica.
J. C. Kraft. M. D., Lecturer on Internal Medicine.
Bertha Hamilton, M. D., Lec- turer on Gynecology.
G. H. Hosldns. M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of Children.
C. B. Saunders, M. D., Lecturer on Skin and Venereal Diseasf^s.
Lydia C. Scholes, M. D., Lec- turer on Homeopathic Materia Medica.
H. O. Bates, M. D., Profess r of Obstetrics.
U. V. Smith, M. D., Lecturer on Surgery.
W. M. Thome, M. D., Lecturer on Surgery.
J. J. McGrory, M. D., Lecturer on Physical Diagnosis.
H. W. Powers. M. D., Lecturer on Regular Materia Medica
W. M. Davis. M. D., Professor of Operative Surgery.
A. Schnenff, M. D., Lecturer on Bacteriology.
C. H. Upton, M. D., Lecturer nn Toxicology.
Anny "Werner Linder, M. D Instructor in Manual Therapeu- tics.
E W. Brust M. D., Lecturer on Gynecology.
Harry Saunders, B. S., Instruc- , tor in Chemistry.
A. Pohl, Ph." C, Instructor in Chemistry.
Arthur E. Paul. B. S.. Instruc- tor in Organic Chemistry.
Carl Iraeneus, Instructor in Urinalysis.
G S. Harding, Instructor in Pathology.
R. G. Schroth, Assistant In- structor In Anatomy.
Victoria Saunders. Assistant Instructor in Anatomy
W. S. Maharg. B. S., M. D., Lecturer on Toxicology.
W. E. Helm, Lecturer on Bac- teriology.
R. E. Keating, Instructor in Pathology,
Chas. F. W. Ready, Laboratory Asriistant in Bacteriology and i'athology.
^ H- J-'Van Dusen, Instructor in Chemistry.
W. P. Putnam, Instructor in Chemistry.
Al-^^-^'W'^- ^^- D.. Instructor at the O xSeil Hospital, in Clinical Surgery and Gynecology.
H. .7. Haiselden, Jf. D., Instruc- tor at the German-American Hos- pital, n Clinical Surgery and Gynecology.
The Board reserves the right to make additions and improvements m the Faculty at any time. The personnel of the Teaching Corn« is therefore ever changing for the octter.
THE NORTHWESTERN UNI- VERSITY DENTAL SCHOOL. Corner Dearborn and Lake Sts.
Edmund J. James, A. M.. Ph D., LL. D,, President of the Uni- versity.
Greene Vardiman Black, M. D. D. p. S., Sc. D.. LL. D., Dean Professor of Operative Dentistry, Pathology and Bacteriology.
Thomas Lewis Giimer, M. D , D. D. S., Professor of Oral Surg- ery. ^
Elgin MaWhinnev. D. D S Professor of Special Patholos^,' Mfiteria Medica and Therapeu- tics.
Edmund Noyps, D. D. S.. Pro- iPs^or of Dental Jurisprudence and Ethics.
William Edward Harper, D D g., Professor of Operative Tech-
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nics. Assistant Professor of Op- erative Dentistry ; Secretary of the Faculty.
James Harrison Prothero, D. D. S.. Professor of Prosthetic Technics, I'rosthetic Dentistry and Metallurgy.
Frederick Bogue Noyes, B. A., D. D. S., Professor of Histolosry
Tw-ing Brooks Wiggin, M. D , Professor of Physiology and Path- ology.
Vernon .Tames Hall, Ph. D.. Pro- fessor of Chemistry.
George A. Dorsey. Ph. D.. Pro- fessor of Comparative Anatomy.
Charles Lewis Mix. A. M.. M. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
Fred William Gethro, D. D. S.. Lecturer o'l Oo'^rative Technics.
Eugene S. Wlllard, D. D. S., Lecturer on Bacteriologv.
Ira Benson Sellery, D. D. S , Lecturer on Orthodontia.
Sherman E. Wright, M. D., Lec- turer on Anesthesia Mont R. Gilchrist. D. D. R. : Stan- ley John Usrlow. D D. S. : Melvin Ray Nelson, D. D. S. ; Winfred RosS Collie. D. D. S. : Arthur CIvde LaTouche. D. D. S. : Hous- ton French Methven. D. D. S. ; Ernest Arthur Sp='ir, D. D. S. ; Walter James Petrie. D. D. S. : Eugene Shaw Willard, D. D. S. : Guv Aubrie Gowen. M. D. : Fred- erick Albert Bonthius. M. D. : William Nelson. D. D. S. ; James riinton Flemming. D. D. S. : Wil- liam Harry Ellis, D. D. S. : Hardy Fayette Pool, D. D. S. ; Charles Henry Converse. D. D. S. : Eu- gene Maginnis, D. D. S. ; Harry Alexander Gilchrist. D. D. S. ; Herbert Milton Craig, D. D. S : Maxwell Sedgwick Allen. D. D. S. : George Corwin Poundstone, D. D. S. ; Thomas Franc's Gallisian, D. D. S. ; George Curtis Shockoy M. D.
Special Demonstrators — James William Birkland. D. D. S. :
George Buchanan Macfarlan^' D. D. S.
Benjamin Waldberg, D. D, S..
SUpt. Prosthetic Laboratory.
Quiz Masters — Winfred Ross Collie. D. D. S. ; Eugene Magir;- nis. D. D. S. : Herbert Milton Craig, D. D. S. : George Corwi Poundstone, D. D. S. : Hardy Fav- ette Pool, D. D. S. : Harry AIpx- .Tnder Gilchrist, D. D. S. ; Euge-e Shaw Willard, D. D. S. ; Arthur Davenport Black, B. S., M. D , D. D. S.
Assistants in Oral Surgery — Arthur Davenport Black, B. ^' . M. D.. D. D. S. : Sherman E. Wright. M. D.
Librarian — Miss Kotzie Wil lard.
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
(Chicago Medical College.)
FACULTY.
Edmund Janes James, Ph. D , LL. D., President.
Nathan Smith Davis. A. M., M. D., LL. D., Emeritus, Dean and Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine and of Clin- ical :Medicine.
Edward O. F. Roler, A. M.. M. D., Professor Emeritus of Ob- stetrics.
John Hamilcar TTollister, A. M . M. D.. Professor Emeritus of Clinical Medicine.
Ralph Nelson Isham, A. M.. M. D., Professor Emeritus of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Edmund Andrews, A. M., M. D., LL. D., Professor Emeritus of Clinical Surgery.
Frank Seward Johnson. Emeri- tus. Dean and Professor of Medi- cine and of Clinical Medicine.
.Tolm Harper Long, M. S., Sc. D.. Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Labora- tories.
Emilius Clark Dudley, A. M., M. D., Professor of Gynecology,
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167, 169, 171 CLARK ST.
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John Edwin Owens, M. D., Pro- fessor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
William Evans Casselberry, M. D., Professor of Laryngology and Rhinology.
Natlian Smith Davis. .Tr.. A M.. M. D.. Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine and of Clinical :Medicine, and Dean of the Faculty.
Prank Taylor Andrews. A. M M. D.. Professor of Clinical Gyne- cology.
George Washington Webster. M. D., Professor of Clinical Medi- cine.
.Joseph Zeisler. :m. D.. Profes- sor of Skin Rod Vonpreal Diseases. William Edward Morsran. M. D . Professor of Clinical Surgery.
Horace Mann Starkev. M D Professor of Clinical Ophthaimof- ogy and Otology.
Heri-y Gradle, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otologv.
Archibald Church, M. D.. Pro- fessor of Nervous and Menta' Dise-Tses and Medical Jurispru- dence.
John Ridlon, A. M.. M. D., Pro- fessor of Orthopedic Surgerv
WinflpM Scott Hall. A. M., M D.. Ph. D., Profpsso.- of Phvsiot'. op-v and .Junior Dean of Faculty (N S. Davis Professorship).
Arthur Robin Edwards. A AI M D.. Professor of Princinles and Practice of Medicine and of Clinioal Medicine and Secrefarv of thp Fanultv.
Weller Van Hook. A. P.. M. D Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Joseph Bolivar De Lee, M D Professor of Obstetrics.
Robert Bruce Proble. A. B , M D.. Professor of Atpdicine
Fvank yaviPi- Wells. M. D ProfPsso- of Clin'cal Pediatrics
Joim B. Murphy. A. M.. M D Pvofpssor of Surgery and of Clin- i^a' Surgery.
Frederic Robert Zeit. M. D., Professor of Patholo^ and Bac- teriology,
Samuel Craig Plummer. A. W., M. D.. Professor of Surgical Anat- omy and Operative Surgery.
William Edward Schroeder M D.. Professor of Surgery and of Clinical Surgery.
Thomas Jamps Watkins. M, D Professor of Cliniral Gynecologv.
Lester E. Frankenthal. M. D
Professor of Clinical Ovneoolopv
Hugh Talbot Patrick. M. D.
^'linical Professor of Nervous and
Mental Diseases.
Cbarlps Louis Mix, A. M.. IVf D., Professor of Ph.vsical Diagno- sis and Assistant Professor of Anatomy.
Prfink Allport, ^T D.. Profes- sor of riinical Ophthalmology and Otologv.
Ghnrlps Bert Re-'d. ^r. D., As- sis<-ant Professor of Obstetrics
Oharles Hill. Ph. D.. M. ' D , Assistant Professor of Histology and Embryology.
Lucius Crocker Pardee. M. D Assistant Professor of Skin and venpreal Diseases.
Cbnrlos Henderson Mil'er. Ph. G.. ^J. D.. Assistant Professor - '' Pharmacology.
Petor Thomas Burns, M, D . .Assisfant Professor- of Anatomv and Director of the Anatomical Lfhoratorv.
Louis Ernest Schmidt M S y n . Clinical Professor' of Go-- ifo-TTrinary Surgerv.
Wiii.-am Aifrpd Mann. M D j^pcisfanf riinical Professor of Ophf-hn'moloo'v and Otoloey
. Frederick Menge. M. D.. As- sis+anf ■profp.s.sor of T.^rvngolofi'v r^r^r^ Phinolofrv.
■wniiqrn Gn+hhprtson. M D Lecturer on Clinical Gynecolo?--'
INSTRUCTORS
Walter SteeTo Barnes. M. D. Instnictor in Gvnecology
Victor H. Bassptt. M. D., In- structor in Bacteriology.
George E. Baxter. Ph. B . M D.. Instructor in General Pathol- ogy.
Frederick Atwood Besley, M.
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D., Instructor la Surgery and Clinical Surgei-y.
Andrew Jackson Brislen, M. D., Instructor in Clinical Orthopedic Surgery.
Coleman Graves Buford, M. P . Ir;.o,tructor in Clinical Surgery.
Taul Chester. B. S., M. D.. In- structor in Physical Diagnosis.
.Tohn Galley Campbell, A. ?r . M. D., Instructor in Clinical Medi- cine.
William Robert Cubbins. B. S., M. D., Instructor In Clinical Surg- ery.
Achilles Davis. Ph. B., M. D.. Instructor in Medicine.
George Boyd Dyche, A. B., M. D.. Instructor in Medicine.
Frederick C. Eggert. M D., In- structor in Operative Surgery.
Charles Addison Elliott. B. S., M. D.. Instructor in Clinical Med- icine.
Edson Brady Fowler, A. B., M. D., Instructor in Ciinical Med- icine.
Robert Tracv Gillraore, M. D, Instructor in Gynecology.
Alexander A. Goldsmith. M. D., Instructor in Histopathology.
Frederick R. Green, A. M.. M. D., First Demonstrator of Anat- omv and Instruftor in Anatomv.
Winfleld Scott Harpole, M. t)., Instructor in Medicine.
D'Orsny Hecht, ^r. D.. Instruc- tor in Clinical Neurology.
William .Tohnsnn. Ph. C, In- structor in Chemistry.
Allen Buckner Knnavel. Ph. B., M. D., Instructor In Clinical Surg- erv.
Ellis Kirk Kerr, A. M., M. D.. Instructor in Medicine.
Gottfried Koehl»r. Ph. G.. M. D., Instructor In Clinical Pathol- ogy.
Charles .T. Kurtz. A. M., M. D., Instructor in Physiology.
David Falkner Mona'sh, M. D., Instructor In Obstetrics
Paul Frederick ivror'f, M. D , Instructor in Clinical Surgery.
James Mitchell Neff. M. D., In- etructor In Clinical Surgery,
Isaac Donaldson Rawlings, M. D., Instructor in Contagious Dis- eases at the Isolation Hospital.
Harry Mortimer Richter, M. D., lusrructor in Clinical Surgery.
Henry Edward Saner, B. ' S., M. D., Instructor in Gynecology.
CLINICAL ASSISTANTS.
Vt'illiam Sherman Bracken, M. D., Clinical Laryngology and Rhinology.
Joseph Brennemann, M. D., Clinical Pediatrics.
William E. Brennemann, Jr., M. D.. Clinical Neurology.
Diederick A. Brumond, M. D., Clinical Genito-Urinary Surgery.
Franklin K. Burr, M. D., Clin- ical Laryngology and Rhinology.
George Bassett Butt, M. D., Clinical Medicine.
J. Edgar Colloran, M. D., Clini- cal Medicine.
Eugene F. Damm, M. D., Clin- ical Medicine.
George James Dennis, M. D., Clinical Laryngology and Rhinol- ogy.
Harold Dlefenderfer, M. D., Ciinical Pediatrics.
Charles M. Fox, M. D., Clini- cal Medicine.
Harold Kenneth Gibson, M. D., Clinical Medicine.
Julius Grinker, M. D., Clinicai Neurology.
Alexander Philip Horwitz, M. D.. Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology.
Charles Mayor Jacobs, M. D., Clinical Orthopedic Surgery.
Cornelius A. Leenheer, PTi. G.. M. D., Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology.
Otis Hardy Maclay, B. S., M. D., Clinical Laryngology and Rhinology.
Charles M. Matter, M. D., Clin- ical Surgery.
Thomas Charles McGonagle, M. D., Clinical Pediatrics.
Albert Earl Mowry, M. D., Clin- ical Medicine.
Rupert Merrill Parker, B. S., M. D., Clinical Surgery.
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Richard Stan- Pattillo, M. D., Clinical Ophthalmology and Otol- ogy.
Albert Pech., M. D., Clinical Genito-Urinary Surgery.
William A. Peterson, B. S., M. D.. Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology.
Alice Pitkin, M. D. Clinical Surgery.
Robert Edmund Ransmeier, M. D., Clinical Laryngology and Rhlnology.
ErTiest C. Riebel, M. D., Clini- cal Surgery.
David Salir.ger. M. D., Clinical OphthalnuDlogy and Otology.
Gk!orge r. Shockey, M. D., Clin- ical Neurology.
Morton Snow, M. D., Clinical Pediatrics.
John Perley Sprague, A. B., M. D.. Clinical Neurology.
Ross C. Whitman, A. B., M. D., Clinical Neurology.
Sherman, i*! Wright. M. D.. CTin- ioal Ophthalmology and Otology.
Chaii'^s Benjamin Younger, M. D,. Clinical Laryngology and Rhl- nology.
DEMOXSTRATORS.
William A. Hillemeyer, M. D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anat- omy.
Ernest Ray Reynolds, M. D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anat- omy.
Henry Dedrick Roehler. M. D.. Demonstrator of Operative Ob- stetrics.
James B. Ross. ^Nf. D., Demon- strator of Bandaging.
Frank P. St. Clair, M. D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anat- omy.
Herbert ^farion Stowe, M". D., Demonstrator of Operative Ob- stetrics.
Hiram Porter Hendricks, Clerk.
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FACULTY.
Norman Bridge, A. M., M. D., Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Henry Munson Lyman, A. M., M. D., Vice President of the Fac- ulty, Professor of Medicine.
Walter Stanley Haines, A. M., ^l. D., Professor of Chemistry, i'harmacy and Toxicology.
James Nevins Hyde. A. M., M. D. Secretary of the Council of Adminisiratioii and of the B'acul- ty, Pi'ofessor of Skin. Genito- Urinary, and Venereal Diseases.
Nicholas Senn, M. D., Ph. D., LL. D., C. M., Nicholas Senn, Professor of Surgery.
Arthur Dean Bevan, M. D., Professor of Surgery, 100 Stat e
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Ephraim Fletcher Ingals, A. M.' M. D.. Comptroller, Professor of Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Daniel Roberts Brower, A. M., M. D.. LL. D., Professor of Nerv- ous and Mental Diseases.
John Miltoii Dodson, A. M., M. D., Dean of Students, Professor of Medicine.
Ludvig Hektoen, M. D., Profes- sor of Pathology.
I'erdinand Carl Hotz, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
Henry Baird Favill, A. B.. M. D., Ingals Professor of Thera- peutics.
Frank Billings, M. S., M. D., Dean of the Faculty, Professor of ;Medicine.
John Clarence Webster, M. D., F. R. C. P. (Edin.), Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Lewellys Franklin Barker, M. B., Profesor of Anatomy.
Charles Otis Whifman, Ph. D., Lit. D., Professor of Zoology.
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Albert Abraham Michelson, Ph. D., Profesor of Physics.
Henry Herbert Donaldson, Ph. D., Professor of Neurology.
John Clric Nef, Ph. D., Profes- sor of Chemistry.
James Bryan Herrick. A. B., M. D., Professor of Medicine.
George Neil Stewart, D. Sc, M. D., Professor of Physiology.
Horace G. Byers, Ph. G., Pro- fessor of Chemistry.
Hon. Henry Varnum Freeman, I.L.. B.. Professorial Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence.
William Thomas Belfleld, M. D.. Associate Professor of Surgery.
Truman William Brophy, M. D., M. D. S., LL. D., Associate Pro- fessor of Dental Surgery and Pathology.
Alfred Cleveland Cotton, A. M., M. D., Associate Professor of the Diseases of Children.
Frank Hugh Montgomery, M. D., Assistant Secretary of the Faculty, Associate Professor of Skin, Oenito-Urinary and Vene- real Diseases.
John Edwin Rhodes, A. M.. M. D., College Historian. Associate Professor of Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
David Wilson Graham. A. M., M. D., Associate Clinical Profes- sor of Surgery.
Marlon Talbot, A. M., Associate Professor of Sanitary Science.
Alexander Smith, Ph. D., Asso- ciate Professor of General Chem- istry.
Charles Benedict Davenport. Ph. D., Associate Professor of Zoology and Embryology.
Edwin Oakeg Jordan, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Bacteriol- ogy.
Edwin Raymond LeCount, M. D., Associate Professor of Pathol ogy.
Julius Stleglltz. Ph. D.. Asso- ciate ProfesBor of Chemistry.
Prank Rattray Llllie, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Zo<51ogy and Embryology.
Jerome Henry Salisbury, A. M., M. D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry.
Harold Nicholas Moyer, M. D , Assistant Professor of Medicine.
Albert Irving Bouffleur, B. S.. M. D., Assistant Professor of Emergoncv Operations.
Frederic Shurtleff Coolidge, A. n.. M. D., Dean of the Students, Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery.
George Howitt Weaver. M. D., Assistant Professor of Pathology.
Bird McPherson Linnel, A. B.. M. D.. -Assi.stant Professor; of Physio'ogy and of Medicine.
Jacob All-n Patton, E. S., M. D., Assistnnt Professor of Materia Medica and of Chemistry.
Cassius Douclas Westcott. >f. D.. Assistant Professor of Oph- thalmology,
William' HnniMn Wilder. M. D., AspI.^Jtant Professor of Ophthal- mology.
Bertram Welton Slppy. M. D., Assistant Profesrsor of Medicine.
Elias Pottpr Lyon. Ph. D., Dean in Medical Wovk. Assistant Pro- fessor of Physiology.
Albert Pi-es^ott Mathews. Ph. D.. Assis*^ant Prnfpssor of Physi- oloeieal Chemistrv.
Chfirles Joseph Wbalen, M. D., LL. B.. Assistant Professor In Disp.Tses of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Emanuel John Senn. M. D., As- sistant Professor of Surgerv.
Robort Russell Bensley, A. P M. P.. As!;istant Professor of Anatomy.
Isaac Abt. M. T>.. Assistant P'-"- fessor of the Diseases of Chil- dren.
Pharlps Fvart Paddock, M. P . AsR'stant Clinical Professor of Obstetrics.
Herbert Newby McCoy, Ph. D.. ^ssisfnnft Professor of' Physical Chemistry.
Cha'-les Aubrey Parker. M. D., Instructor in Anatomy and In Surgery,
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James Cornelius Gill, M. D., luscrucLur la Mediciue aud i^ Therapeutics.
George Washington Hall, A. M., M. D., Instructor in Medicine.
William Joseph Butler, M. D., Instructor la the Diseases of Children.
Samuel Robert Slaymaker, A. B., M. D., Instructor la Medicine. Thomas Albert Olney, M. D., Instructor in Anatomy.
Joseph Almariu Capps, A. M., M. D., Instructor in Medicine.
Frank Spooner Churchill, A. B., M. D., Instructor in the Diseases of Children.
Otto Tiger Freer, M. D., In- structor in Diseases of the Chest, 'ihroat and Nose.
Kudolph Wieser Holmes, M. D., Instructor iu Obstetrics and Gyn- ecology.
Thomas Reld Crowder, Ph. B., M. D., Instructor in Medicine.
Henry Foster Lewis, M. D., lustrucior in Obstetrics and Gyne- cology.
Alfred Schalek, M. D., Instruc- tor in Skin, Genito-Urinary and Venereal Diseases.
Frank Webster Jay, M. D., In- structor in Surgery.
David Judson LIngle, Ph D., Instructor in Physiology.
John Charles Hessler, Ph. D., Instructor in Chemistry.
James Alexander Harvey, M. D., Instructor in Medicine.
Albert Belcham Keyes, M. D., Instructor in Obstetrics and Gyne- cology.
Joseph Francis Dolamore, M. D., Instructor in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
George Abraham Torrlson, M. D., Instructor in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Harry Gideon Wells, A. M., M. D., Instructor in Pathology.
Lauder William Jones, Ph. D., Instructor in Chemistry.
Palmer Findley, M. D., Instruc- tor in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Joseph L. Miller, M. D., In- structor in Medicine.
Charles Manning Child, Ph. D., i^^L,iactwi- iu Zooiogy.
Brown Pusey, M. D., Instruc- tor in the I'athology of the Kye. George E,. Shambaugh, M. D., Instructor in Anatomy of Ear, i\ose and Throat.
Howard Taylor Ricketts, A. B., M. D., Instructor iu Pathology.
Dauiel Graisberry Revell, A. B., M. D., Instructor in Anatomy.
Dean DeWitt Lewis, A. B., M. D., Instructor in Anatomy.
I'reston Kyes, A. M., M. D., In- sUuctor in Anatomy.
Edward Buel Hutchison, B. S., M. L>., Associate in Therapeutics, Frederick Arthur Jefferson, B. L., M. D.. Associate in Obstet- rics and Gynecology.
James Warren Vandersllce, M. D., Associate in Medicine.
Frederick Drury Hollenbeck, M. D., Associate in Medicine.
Glenn Milton Hammon, M. D., Associate in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Morley DaCosta Bates, Associ- ate in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Lawrence Ryan, M. D., Associ- ate in Surgery.
Emanuel Friend, M. D., Asso- ciate in Surgery.
Karl Doepfner, M. D., Associate in Surgery- Leigh Ewing Schwarz, M D., Associate in Ophthalmology and Otology.
Cassius Clay Rogers, B. S., M. D., Associate in Ophthalmology and Otology.
Charles E. Blomgren, M. D , Associate la Therapeutics and Preventive Medicine.
Frank Grant Mason, Ph. G., M. D., Associate in Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
Anders Frick, M. D., Associate in Therapeutics.
Ernest L. McEwen, M. S., M. D., Associate in Skin, Genito- urinary and Venereal Diseases.
Oliver S. Ormsby, M. D., Asso- ciate in Skin, Genito-Urinary and Venereal Diseases.
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AlexauQer Frauds Stevenson, M. !>., Associate in Medicine.
Peter Bassoe, M. D., Associate in Pathology.
William L,ouis Wilson, M. b., M. D., Associate in Medicine.
Julia Uyei- Merrill, M. D., As- sociate iu Pediatrics.
ii'rauk E. ii'ierce, M. D., Associ- ate in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Josephine E. Young, M. D., As- sociate in the Diseases ot Chil- dren.
Charles Hugh Neilson, Ph. D., Associate In Physiology.
John Gordon Wilson, A. M., M. B., Associate in Anatomy.
James Kollin Slonaker, Ph. D., Associate in Iseurology.
Norman MacLeod Harris, M. B., Associate in Bacteriology.
Ralph Waldo Webster, M. D., Ph. D., Associate in Physiological Chemistry. ^ ,^
Basil C. L, Harvey, A. B., M. B., Associate in Anatomy.
Waldemar Koch., Ph. D., Asso- ciate in Pharmacology.
Willis B. Holmes, A. B., Asso- ciate in Chemistry. ^ ^
William Lawrence Tower, b. B., Associate in Embryology.
William Senn, M. D., Associate in Surgery. ^ ^ , ,, ^w
Steven Edward Donlon, M. D., Assistant in Surgery.
Philip Peterson Schuyler Doane, M. D., Assistant in Surgery.
Edward Vail Lapham Brown, M. D., Assistant in Ophthalmol- ogy and Otology. . „ ,^ t%
E. W. Ryerson, A. B., M. D., Assistant in Surgery.
Nathan Porter Colwell, M. D., Assistant to the Deans, Assistant in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose. ^ ^^
George Farnsworth Thompson, B. S., M. D., Assistant in Surgery.
Karl Lorentz Thorsgaard, A. B., M. D., Assistant in Medicine.
Shinlfishi Hatai. Ph. D., Re- search Assistant in Neurology.
Elizabeth Hopkins Dunn, A. M., M. D., Technical Assistant in Neu-
rology and Clinical Assistant in Nervous Diseases.
Roy H. Brownlee, A. B., Lec- ture Assistant in Chemistry.
Ira Harris Derby, S. B., As- sistant in Quantitative Analysis.
Ernesc E. Irons, S. B., Assist- ant in Bacteriology.
William M. Meloy, M. D., As- sistant iu Medicine.
Isidore B. Diamond, M. D., As- sistant in Medicine.
Henry E. Boettcher, M. D., As- sistant iu Ophthalmology and Otology.
William A. Quiun, M. D., As- sistant in Skin and Venereal Dis- eases.
Charles H. Parkes, M. D., As- sistant in Surgery.
Arthur Atwell Small, M. D., M. R. C. S., L. R. C. P., Assistant In Medicine.
Alfred I). Kohn, M. D., Assist- ant in Medicine.
Alexander C. Soper, Jr., M. D., Assistant in Medicine.
Michael Leo Gallagher, M. D., Assistant in Medicine.
Joseph R. Woelfel, M. D., As- sistant in Medicine.
Wm. H. Walker, M. D.,. Assist- ant in Medicine.
Wallace F. Grosvenor, M. D., Assistant in Obstetrics and Gyne- cology.
Hugo Ad Oldenborg, Assistant in Therapeutics.
James Burris Mahony, M. D., Assistant in Therapeutics.
Charles Claude Guthrie, S. B., M. D., Assistant in Physiology.
Burton Jesse Simpson, S. B., M. D., Assistant in Anatomy.
Ira M. Washburn, B. S., M. D., Assistant in Medicine.
Moses Milton Portis, M. D., As- sistant in Medicine.
Wallace Craig, A. B., Assistant In Zoology.
Frank Eugene Luta, A. M., Assistant In Zoology.
Edwin Garvey Kirk, S. B., Assistant in Zoology.
Axel Leonard Melander, S. B., Assistant In Zo51ogy.
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Thomas Large, S. B., Assistani in Zoology.
William L. MacBride, Assistant in Skin and Venereal Diseases.
Ileibert Games Vaughan, M. D.. Assistant in Cliemistry.
Josepliine Jackson, M. D., Assistant in the Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
John Laurence Jaque, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases ot the Chest, Throac and Nose.
Charles Sherman Brannan, A. B., M. D.. Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
George De Tarnowski, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Chest, Nose and Throat.
John B. Ellis. M. D., Clinical Assistant In Ophthamoiogy and Otology.
Frank E. La Force, M. D., Clin- ical Assistant in Ophthalmology and Otology.
David ii'iske, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmology and Otology.
Isaac J. Franklin, M. D., Clin- ical Assistant in Diseases of Chil- dren.
John Charles West, Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Children. Grace H. Campbell, Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Children, Hannah Luella Hukill, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
S. Josephine McCollum, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Mary O. Porter, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics and Gyne- cology.
I. Rasmusson. M. D., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics and Gyn- ecology.
T. W. Lewis. M. D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Elmer L. Kenyon, M. D., Clin- ical Assistant in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
E. P. Leresche. M. D., Clinical Assistant In Diseases of th9 Chest, Throat and Nose.
Joseph H. Otradovec, M. D.. Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.
Stanton A. Friedberg, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Chest. Throat and Nose.
Lorenzo N. Grosvenor, M. D., Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmol- ogy and Otology.
Mary Heflferman. Ph. D., Cu- rator of the Bacteriological Mu- seum.
Walter Fuller. Laboratory In- spector in Chemistry.
Fred Rieske. Mechanical Assist ant in Physiology.
Roy H. Brownlee, A. B.. Lec- ture Assistant in Chemistry.
Thor Rothstein, A. B., M. D., Research Assistant in Neuro- pathology.
Richard Blair Earle. Ph. D., Sc. D.. Research Assistant in Chemistry.
Charles Ingbert. Ph. D.. Hon- orary Research Assistant in Neu- rology.
Theodore Tieken, M. D., Fellow in Medicine.
Alvin Martin Stober M. D., Fellow In Pathology.
David John Davis, B. S., Fel- low in Pathology.
Guy Carson Kinnaman, M. D., Fellow In Surgery.
EXTRA-MURAL INSTRUCTORS. AT COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL.
A. E. Halsted, M. D., Assist- ant Clinical Professor (extra- mural) of Surgery.
Josephine Jackson, M. D., Clin- ical Instructor (extra-mural) In Diseases of the Chest, Nose and Throat.
AT WEST SIDE HEBREW DIS- PENSARY.
Rosa Engelman, A. B., M. D., Assistant Clinical Professor (ex- tra-mural) of Paediatrics.
Albert B. Hale, A. B., M. D.,
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Assista;:: t'liiiica! Professor (ex- ua-uiural) of GphLhalmology.
Sydney Kuh, JM. D., Assistant Clinical Professor (extra-mural) of Neurology.
George Morgeuthau, M. D.. Assistant Clinical Professor (ex tra-mural) of Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear.
Emanuel Friend, M. D., Assist ant Clinical Professor (extra mural) of Surgery.
Louis A. Greensfelder, M. D.. Assistant Clinical Professor (ex- tra-mural) of Surgery.
A. W. Schram, M. D., Clinical Instructor (extra-mural) in Med- icine.
May Michael, M. D., Clinical Assistant (extra-mural) in Dis- eases of Children.
Fletcher L. Strauss, M. D., Clinical Assistant (extra-mural) in Diseases of the Eye.
L. E, Gordon. M. D., Clinical Assistant (extra-mural) in Dis- eases of the Throat, Nose and Ear.
Frank B. Harmison, M. D., Clin- ical Assistant (extra-mural) in Medicine.
Wm. H. Rubovitz. M. D., Clin- ical Assistant (extra-mural) in Surgery.
Charles .T. Schoenfeld, M. D., Clinical Assistant (extra-mural) in Surgery.
AT CHICAGO ISOLATION HOS-
Heman Spalding, M. D., Assist- ant Clinical Professor (extra- mural) of Medicine.
AT ST. DUKE'S HOSPITAL.
Lewis L. MacArthur, M. D.. Assistant Clinical Professor (ex- tra-mural) of Surgery.
AT ALEXIAN BROTHERS' HOSPITAL.
J. H. HoelBcher, M, D., Assist-
ant riiniiMl V:r'fesbor (extra- mLua;» iu Medkiue.
Malcolm L. Harris, M. D., As- sistant Clinical Professor (extra- mural) in Surgery.
AT ST. ANTHONY'S HOS- PITAL.
Fred. J. E. Ehrmann, M. D.. Clinical Instructor (extra-mural)
in Surgery. . ^
Laurence Ryan, M. D., Assist- ant Clinical Professor (extra- mural) in Surgery.
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.
Corner of Harrison and Honore Streets.
OFFICEES OF FACULTY.
Andrew Sloan Draper, LL. D., President.
Oscar A. King, M. D., Chair- man of Committee of Organiza- tion.
Bernard John Cigrand, M. S., D. D. S., Secretary.
Daniel Atkinson King Steele, M. D., Actuary.
Charles Erwin Jones, B. S., D. D. S., Secretary.
FACULTY.
Bernard John Cigrand, M. S., D. D. S., Professor of Prothetic Dentistry, Technic and History
George Washington Cook, B. S., D. D. S., Professor of Bacteriol- ogy, Pathology and Regional Surg- ery.
Donald M. Gallic, D. D. S., Professor of Operative Dentistry and Operative Technic.
George Walter Dittmar, D. D. S., Associate Professor of Oper- ative Dentistry, Technic and Su- perintendent of Infirmary.
John P. Buckley, Ph.G., D. D.
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duuies .Neisuii ^uaeDovvell, L>. D. a., iiofebsoi- of Orthodontia.
George Xhomas Carpenter, M. D., D. D. S., Professor of Oral Surgery.
i'raiik Ewing Roach, D. D. S., I'rofessor of Porcelain Work.
T. Klhanan Powell, D. D. S., Professor of Comparative Anat- omy.
i^evitte E. Custer, D. D. S., Professor of Radiography.
Charles Erwin Jones, B. S., D. D. S., Associate Professor oi Prosthetic Technic.
Oscar A. King, M. D., Professor of Neurology.
Daniel Atkinson K. Steele, M. D., Consulting Surgeon.
William Thomas Eckley, M. D., I'rofessor of General and Regional Anatomy.
Jacob F. Burkholder, M. D., Professor of Physiology.
Fred. Carl Zapffe, Jl. D., Pro- fessor of Histology and Micro- scopy.
Ji^lmer DeWitt Brothers, B. S., LL.B., Professor of Dental Juris- prudence.
Joseph Mclntyre Patton, M. D., I'rofessor of Physical Diagnosis and General Anesthetics.
C. W. Woods, 31. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Clayton M. McCauley, B. S., D. D. S., Adjunct Professor of Oper- ative Technic.
Ashley Hewitt, D. D. S., Pro- fessor of Electricity.
Corinne B. Eckley, Associate Professor of General and Regional Anatomy.
SPECIAL LECTURERS AND CLINI- CIANS.
William M. Harsha, M. D.. Oral Surgery and General Anesthetics.
Seth E. Meek, M. S., Ph. D., Comparative Physiology.
DEMONSTRATORS.
George Walter Dittmar, D. D. S., Operative Dentistry.
Charles Erwin Jones. B. S., D. D. S„ Prosthetic Dentistry.
Edward Walter Applegate, D. D. S.. I'oicelain Work.
Corinne Bufoi-d Eckley, General and Regional Anatomy.
John O. Smith, Applied Elec- tricity.
Clayton McCauley, B. S., D. D. S., Operative Department.
C. V. Rice, D. D. S., Pros- thetic Department.
William H. Walsh, D. D. S., Operative Department.
T. L. Grismore, Ph. Q., D. D. S,, Materia Medica.
ANATOMY.
George Arthur Jones. Charles Eugene Absteln. Henry Cooley Lee. George R. Huston. James E. McKahn. Leo Victor Fairhall. Corinne B. Eckley.
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323 S. Halsted st. A clinical school for under-graduate stu- dents.
HOSPITALS AND SANI- TARIUMS.
ALEXIAN BROTHERS' HOS- PITAL— ^Belden av., n. w. cor. Racine av. Established 1867. Telephone North-1005. Medical Staff — Consulting Surgeon, J. B. Murphy ; Consulting Pathologist, W. A. Evans ; Attending Sur- geons, Fernand Henrotin, Julius W. Oswald, M. L. Harris; At- tending Genito-Urinary Surgeon, Louis E. Schmidt ; Attending Ophthalmic Surgeons, F. C. Har- nisch. H. C. Welcker ; Attending Physicians. Otto L. Schmidt, F. W. Rohr, Frederick A. Rettig, W. S. Orth, J. H. Hoelscher ; Medical Superintendent of the Sanitarlun Albrecht Heym ; LaryngologlstB and Aurists, J. Holinger, H. C. Welcker ; Dermatologist, Louis E. Schmidt; Neurologist, S. V. Clevenger; Pathologist E. H. Earle; Dlepensary Staff, F. A.
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Rettig, M. D. ; Frank S. David- son, M. D.
AIUGUSTANA HOSPITAL— 480 Cleveland av. Established 1884. NortIi-22. Medical Staff — Consult- ing Physician, John Bartlett ; Surgeon-ln-Chlef, A. J. Ochsner ; Junior Surgeon. Edward H. Ochs- ner; Chief of the Medical De- partment, Harry B. Favill ; At- tending Physician, Andrew Frlcke ; Neurologist, Richard Dewey ; Dermatologist, James Nevlns Hyde ; Obstetrician, Ru- dolph Holmes ; Oculist, Oscar Dodd ; Laryngologists and Otol- ogist, Alfred Hakanson ; Internes, Simon Lincoln, Claude Lewis, Gay Ellison.
BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM (■Chicago Branch) — 28 33d place. Established X893. Telephone Douglas-1131.
BENNETT HOSPITAL — 78 N. Ada. Established 1877. Board of Trustees — Pres., A. L. Clark, M. D., ; Sec, N. A. Graves, M. D.
BOHEMIAN HOSPITAL — 612 l*hroop. F. Formneck, Supt. Es- tablished 1898. Telephone Loo- mis-472.
Dh. BROUGHTON'S SANI- TARIUM^Rockford, 111. Estab- lished 1890. Private. Physician In charge, R. Broughton.
CHICAGO BAPTIST HOS- PITAL—3410 Rhodes av. Estab- lished 1892. Telephone Douglas- 1190. Medical Staff— Chas. H. Lodor, Jno. C. Delprat, Prank Wleland, J. H. Stowell, John Leeming, Robt. Dodds, C. E. Pad- dock, H. G. Wells, H. W. Cheney, R. A. Letourneau ; Specialists, Frank H. Montgomery, Wm. L. Baum. Geo. Shambaugh, Thos. A. Woodruff; Internes, E. B. Ander- son, C. G. Goodwin.
CHICAGO CHARITY HOS- PITAL— 2407 Dearborn. Estab- lished 1897. Telephone South-110.
CHICAGO HOME FOR IN- CURABLES—n. e. cor. Ellis av. and SGth. Established 1890. Tel- ephone Hyde Park-74.
CHICAGO HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL— 354 S. Wood. Es- tablished 1876. Telephone West- 291. Medicine — C. T. Hood, M. D. ; C. Mitchell, M. D. ; S. H. Aurand, M. D. ; A. R. McDonald, M. D. ; B. N. looker, M D ; Sarah M Ilobson, M. D. ; W. E. Fruit, M. D. ; J. A. Hemsteger, M. D. ; C. A. Weirlck, M. D. ; C. Bruce Walls, M. D. ; G L. Brooks, M. D. ; R. C. Mitchell, M. D. ; Surgery — E. H. Pratt, E. E. Vaughan, T. I. Motter, T. E. Cos- tain, Dwight Clark. B. A. Mc- Burney ; Skin and Venereal Dept — E. G. Davis, E. W. Grosser; Eye and Ear Dept. — J. H. Buf- fum, E. J. George, W. C. Converse. W. E. Boynton, Frank Rich ; Nose and Throat Dept. — W. M. Stearns, W. K. Foote, A. Lewy, Dwight Clark ; Neurological Dept. — N. B. Delamater, H. T. Southworth, H.
A. White, N. Anderson, N. D. Johnson ; Gynecological Dept. — M.
B. Blouke, C. B. Walls. J. J. Thompson, Mary K. Mack ; Ob- stetrical Dept. — L. C. Grosvenor, G. Fitz-Patrick : Dental Dept.— F. H. Gardiner, H. L. Simmons.
CHICAGO HOSPITAL— 452 E. 49th. Established 1893. Tele- phone Oakland-1466 and 439.
THE CHICAGO LYING-IN HOSPITAL^ — 294 Ashland boul. Established 1895. Telephone Mon- roe-454. Medical Staff — Consult- ing Physicians and Surgeons, Frank Billings. H. T. Byford, B. C. Dudley. J. B. Murphy, Sanger Brown, E. J. Doering, H. B. Favill, W. E. Quine. Nicholas Senn ; Attending Obstetricians and Medical Director*, Joseph B.
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DeLee, Frank B. Earle, J. Clar- ence Vv'eDSter ; Associate Obstetri- cians, C. B. Reed, R. W. Holmes ; Special Departments — Pathologist, Ludvig HeUtoen ; Assistant Path- ologisi;, Jean ^V'. Cooke ; Pediat- rics, W. S. Christoplier, I. A. Abt ; Neurologists, Archibald Church, Sydney Kuh ; Embryologlst, W. S. Hall ; Dermatologist, H. R. Reynolds ; Ophthalmologist, W. H. Wilder ; Assistant Ophthalmolo- gist, W. E. Gamble ; Internes, G. H. Kennett, F. O. Bowe, E. O. Honda, R. R. Ferguson, John Fin- ley, IvI. Piasecki, E. Darragh, E. N. Brown; Supt. of Nurses, Mrs. Emma B. Koch ; Nurse in Charge, Maxwell Street Dispensary, Miss Anna Llndblad.
CHICAGO MATERNITY HOS- PITALr— 1033 North Clark street. Established 1895. Telephone
North-lU62. Medical StafE — Effa V. Davis, Anna M. Blount, A. Belcham Keyes, J. Clarence Web ster, W. S. Christopher, John Bartlett, H. C. Newman, H. B. Favill, Edward Loner, C. S. Ba- con, H. N. Moyer, Sarah H. Ste- venson, t . ,
CHICAGO PASTEUR INSTI- TUTE— 228 Dearborn av. Es- tablished 1890. Telephone Dear- born-2201.
CHICAGO POLICLINIC HOS- PITAL— 174 and 176 E. Chicago av. Established 1885. Tele- phone North-586. Surgery — N. Senn, M. L. Harris, E. M. Smith, A. B. Halstead, N. Kerr; Gyne- cology— F. Ilenrotin, H. Banga, N. P. Newman, A. B. Keyes, N. A. Tyler, D. J. Doherty ; Laryng- ology and Rhinology — M. R. Brown, E. F. Ingals, O. T. Freer, C. M. Robertson ; Internal Med- icine— J. H. Chew. O. L. Schmidt, H. B. Favill. R. ,B. Preble ; Skin and Venereal Diseases — R. A, MacArthur, H. G. Anthony, R. R. Campbell ; Genito-Urlnary Dis eases — W. T. Belfield, L..
Schmidt : Otology — G. F. Flske, A. M. Hall, N. H. Pierce; Ot>- stetrics — H. Hooper, C. S. Bacon; Ophthalmology — F. C. Hotz, W. H. Wilder, F. Allport, G. W. Mahoney ; Physical Diagnosis — J. M. Patton, J. Fisher; Ner- vous and Mental Diseases — H. T. Partick, H. M. Lyman, J. C. Gill, S. J. Walker ; Diseases of Stom- ach— G. Fiitterer, C. S. William- son ; Diseases of Children — W. S. Christopher, W. W. Qulnlan, J. P. Houston ; Orthopedics — A. B. Hosmer ; Rectal Diseases— J. R. Pennington ; Internes — E. W. Mueller, C. L. O'Brien, R. N. Lane : Directress of Nurses — Miss A. M. Gaggs ; Superintendent — Wm. J. Mills.
TBE CHICAGO UNION HOS- PITAL (Incorporated) — North Halsted near Wellington street. Established 1901. Telephone Lake View-327. Consulting Physicians and Surgeons — Charles Adams, A. I. BoutHeur, A. C. Cowperthwalte, S. P. Hedges, Daniel R. Brower, R. N. Foster, Frederic A. Besley, Edgar J. George, C. F. Ely, J. B. Herrick, H. S. Tucker, F. E. Thornton ; Hospital Staff — Sur- geons, B. E. Vaughan, F. B. Chandler, Chas. H. Bushnell ; Gynecologists, J. J. Thompson, Caroline B. Hopkins, Olive Pat- terson Randolph ; Physicians, J. Allen Patton, B. M. Llnnell, George W. Billig; Obstetrics and Medicine, Arthur G. Thome ; Su- perintendent, Rose Patterson War- ren.
CHRISTINA FORSYTH REST CURE— 5412 Ellis av. Estab- lished 1896.
COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL— W. Harrison, s. w. cor. Wood. Telephone West-171. Regular Staff — Surgeons, Nicholas Senn, J. B. Murphy, William Hesaert, Wm. E. Schroeder. Thos. A. Da- vis, F. S. Hartman, C. F. Swan, E.A. I. Bouffleur, J. W. Tope, A. P.
McDonongli's Chicago Medical Blue Boofe.
Heineck, D. N. Eiaendiath, O. W. MacKeJiar, i^rauK K. Byrues, A. 111. Halstead, J. i'. Webster, Chaa. S. Davison, f. S. Doane, L. L. Gregory, C E. Humiston, F. Kreissl, Mary J. Kearsley, E. H. l^ee, faul O. Uwsley, C. C. O'Byrne, Lawrence Kyan, (Jlias. J. Howan, h\ K. Sherwood, G. F. Thompson, Daniel H. Williams, W. b. Grosvenor, Leonard St. John ; Physicians, Prank. Billings, W. S. Harpole, VV. E. Quine, E. b\ Ingals, E. Tice, R. B. Preble, Jos. L. Miller, J as. B. Herrick, M. L. Goodkiud, A. K. Edwards, R. H. Babcock, A. H. Brumback, Stan- ton A. Eriedberg, Geo. W. Hall, R. L. James, C. L. Mix, A. E. Price, S. R. Slaymaker, Theo. B. Sachs, B. W. Sippy, Edw. F. Wells ; Children's Department — I. A. Abe, Wm. J. Butler, F. S. Churchill, Robt. H. Harvey, Jo- sephine Jackson ; Contagious Dis- easeaW. L. Baum ; Neurologists, Daniel R. Brower, Sanger Brown, Sydney Kuh ; Eye and Ear De- partment— P. J. H. Farrell, Allen T. Haight, Willis O. Nance, C. C. Young, E. F. Snydacker; Tuber- culosis and Laryngologists, John E. Rhodes, Homer M. Thomas ; Obstetricians, Jos. D. De Lee i'rank B. Earle, Chas. B. Reed, Rachelle S. Yarros ; Gynecologist, Chas. Gilbert Davis ; Dermatol- ogists, L. B. Baldwin, E. A. Fisch- kin, L. E. Schmidt; Pathologists a R. Le Count, W. A. Evans: Orthopedic Department — John L. Porter; Internes (Regular De partment), J. H. Cleary, Jos, Dean Jr., J. M. Meyers, Chas Palen, E. B. Rogers, O. H. Rohr- lack, R. C. Hamill, J. M. Sakol C. A. Erlckson, F. D. Francis. W. C. Danforth, C. G. Gruiee, K H. Schmidt, L. J. Osgood, J. S. Welch, Leon Bloch. C. S. Bosen- bury, J. B. Robb, Edw. Quick, H. E. Wolf, R. H. Rea, C. F. Fleming, M. W. Hall, C. E. Hag- yard, G. H. Koehler, J. G. Carr J. R. Barber, A. D. Dunn, C. B. SearB ; Homeopathic Staff — ^Sur-
geons, W. S. Harvey, E. H. Pratt, Chas. E. KahiKe, i nomas 1. Mat- ter, B. A. McBurney, Geo. N. Pratt ; Physicians, Edward E. lieininger, W. H. Amerson, C. T. Hood, H. V. Halbert, E. N. Nash, S. H. Aurand, G. T. Smith ; Eye and Ear Department — Edgar J. George, B. D. Haseltlne ; Derma- tologist, E. G. Davis ; Internes (Homeopathic Department), Geo. C. Amerson, W. U. Gardnei-, C. H. Sutherland, E. L. Mason, R. L. Hatfield, A. S. Beatly, D. F. Clark, H. S. Roby, Herbert H. Judd, I'aul Higbee, Walter B. Hotch- kiss ; Eclectic Staff — Surgeons, E. J. Farnum, H. S. Tucker, W. H. Hipp, W. R. Schusster, J. C. Dei- prat ; Physicians, N. A. Graves, F. E. Thornton, E. G. Trow- bridge, G. W. Billig, J. L. Ur- heim, H. F. Bennett, W. H. Col- viu ; Eye, Ear Nose and Throat Department — G. W. McFatrich ; Dermatologist, H. E. Betz ; In- ternes (Eclectic Department), Mi- chael C. Welch, Orley E. Smith, Claude E. Laws, Guel G. More- house, E^red W. Mitchell, Chester A. Goodwin.
DETENTION HOSPITAL — S. Wood n. w. cor. W. Polk.
ENGLEWOOD UNION HOS- PITAL—838 and 840 W. 64th. Established 1895. Telephone Wentworth-342.
FRANCES E. WILLARD NA- TIONAL TEMPERANCE HOS- PITAL— ^167 S. Sangamon. Es- tablished 1886. Telephone Mon- roe-1003.
GARFIELD PARK SANITAR- IUM— 1774-1776 Washington boul. Established 1892. Telephone West- 724.
THE GERMAN - AMERICAN HOSPITAIy— 30-32 Breden court. Established 1896. Telephone North-1020. Medical Staff — Sur- geons, H. J. Haiselden, J. F, Wll-
Colleges and Hospitals.
liams, C. O. Young:; General Medicine John Fisher, P. B. Gott- schalk, C. Rutherford, F. Detlef- sen : Eye and Ear, A. Proudfoot ; Obstetrics. J. F. A. Deutsch ; Pathologist, H. C. W'pisliopf.
GERMAN HOSPITAL — 754 Larrabee. Established 1888.
Telephone North-376.
HAPINEMANN HOSPITAL — 2814 to 2818 Groveland av. Tele- phone South-104. Incorporated 1855. Medical Staff— E. S. Bai- ley, E. H. Grubbe. Ysabel G. Rich- mond, .Tulia C. Strawn. Cora O. Flowerth. Nellie Flint, Peter Clark, Hubert B. Clapp, Alice C. Howard, Jlarv E. Hanks, ,T. E. Gilman. H. V. Halbert, E. M. Bruce, W. E. Taylor, A. L. Black- wood. C. D. Collirs. G. M. Hill, E. H. Grubbe, Gilman W. Petit, G. M. CushiPg. F. W. Wood. Ag- nes Fuller. G. F. Shears, H. R. Chlslett. Chas. E. Kahlke, C. P. Barker, E. L. Hunter, H. B. Wood- ard. H. S. Rnbv. Vance Rawson, C. Gurnee Fellows- C. J. Swan. A. V. Duffleld, G. P. Conger, Jos. P. Cobb. George T. Smith, Anna .Tacobs Green. A. O. Sax. A. M. Cameron. Agnes B. Fuller, Chas. V. Martin, B. Haseltine, George M. McBean. Walter P. McGlbbon, Frank A. Metcalf. F. H. Hon- berger. J. E. Sawver. W. Henry Wilson; Internes. Sadie F. Gilv son, L. L. Herriman. E. B. Han- son. J. C. Freeman. J. F. Norln- ger. Netta Ward. E. Don Taylor, P. R. Westfall, Edgar C. Statler.
HOSPITAL OF ST. ANTHONY DB PADUA — W. ]Oth street and Marshall boul. Est.nblished 1898. Telephone Canal-425. Medical Staff — Surgery, A. D. Bevan, Nicholas Senn. D. A. K. Steele ; Gynecoloey. Henry P. Newman, T. C. Webster. Dr. Tope. Ernest Saurenhaus : Internal Medicine. J. B. Herrick. F. Billings. A. R. Edwards, W. E. Quine ; Diseases of Chest — Robert H. Babcock, E.
Fletcher Ingals ; Oculist and Aurist, Casey A. Wood. Cassius Westcott : Children — W. S. Chris- topher. Frank Earle : Internes, R. E. Rugh, P. C. Yeck.
ILLINOIS CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY— 227 W.
Adams. Established 1858. Tele- phone Monroe-1109.
ISOLATION HOSPITAL — S. Lawndale av.. cor. W. 35th. EB- tabllshed 1898.
LAKE GENEVA SANITARIA — Lake Geneva. Wis. Dr. Wm. G. Stearns, Medical Superintendent.
LAKESIDE HOSPITAL— 4147 Lake av. Established 1884. Tel- ephone OakIand-1220. Consulting Staff — Internal Medicine, William E. Quine ; Gynecology, Henry T. Byford : Mental and Nervous Dis- eases. Archibald Church : General Surgery. William K. Morgan, G. Frank Lydston : Obstetrics, Jun- ius C. Hoag ; Dermatology, David Lieberthal ; Ophthalmology, John E. Harper ; Attending Staff — General Surgery, William M. Har- sha. Stuart Johnstone, J. Rainer Richardson. A. Ralph Johnstone, Charles Gilbert Davis. W. S. Hec- tor ; General Medicine, W. K. Jaques. Thos. J. Robeson, L. W. Schwab, E. R. Scholten, R. E. Brown. C. H. Lovewell, William H. Warder. C. G. McCollough, Wm. P. MacCracken. Prances M. Allen, Thomas S. Green, Albert E. Froom, Charles A. Storey, W. B. Herriman. B. Rell Vandoozer. John Higginson, Henry G. Hart, T. J. Jackson. J. S. Huffaker, Frank McKlnley, Mortimer W. H.andley. J. Alexander Kinloch : Obstetrics and Gynecology, George V. Hilton. John S. Perekhan, C. Hubnrt Lovewell. Henry Lewis Charlps A. Drueck. Charles A. Costello, Robert H. Lawrence, Halford A. Watson. Denslow Lewis, T. B. Wlggin, John A. Lyons, Rachael H. Carr, W. L.
McDonougli's Cliicago Medical Blue Book.
Wilson, Charles H. Phifer, J. L. Albright ; Ophthalmology ana Otology, John E. Harper, J. Gor- don Bonlne, J. F. Burkholder, E. S. Bell.
MARION - SIMS HOSPITAL— 438 La Salle av. Established 1894. Telephone North-737.
Number of beds, 24. Private am- bulance. Private. Physician In charge, Henry P. Newman. Su- perintendent, M. C. Stewart.
MARY THOMPSON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN — cor. W. Adams and Paulina. Established 1865. Telephone West- 71.
MAURICE PORTER CHIL- DREN'S HOSPITAL— G06 Fuller- ton av. Established 1882. Tele- phone Lake View-191. Medical Staff — Fernand Ilenrotin, Pres. : W. S. Christopher, M. L. Harris, W. D. Stover, George Fiske, Al- fred M. Hall, W. W. Quinlan, Samuel Walker, .T. P. Houston, Norman Kerr, J. W. Oswald, Hugh T. Patrick, Henry M. An- thony, G. L. Chapman ; Interne, P. E. Grabow.
MERCY HOSPITAL — 2560 Cal- umet av. Established 1850. Tel- ephone South-267.
MICHAEL REESE HOSPITAL — cor. 29th and Groveland av. Established 1880. Telephone
South-1830.
THE! MILWAUKEE SANITAR- IUM— For Nervous and Mental Diseases — Wauwatosa, Wis. Rich- ard Dewey, physician in charge.
MONROE STREET HOSPITAL — 1044 W. Monroe, cor. Campbell. Established 1899. Telephone West-1250. Number of beds, 30. Private. Surgeon in charge, A. I. Bouffleur.
CHICAGO NATIONAL EMER- GENCY HOSPITAL— 531 and 533 Wells. Established 1895. Tel- ephone North-743. Number of beds, 32. Public.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN DEACONESS HOME AND HOS- PITAL—cor. Leavitt st. and Had- don av. Established 1897. Tele- phone West-5.'34. Surgical Staff — Attending Surgeon. Svenning Dahl ; Consulting Surgeon, Geo. Thilo ; Medical Staff— J. H. Lee, P. H. Westershulte. John Fisher, J. V. Fowler, E. E. Henderson; Oculist, Oscar Dodd ; Dermatolo- gist, E. A. Fischkin ; Pathologist, W. A. Evans; Nose and Throat. G. A. Torrison ; Neurologist, L. Harrison Mettler ; Internes, H. C. Hansen, Carl Rollefsen.
PASSOVANT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL— 192 E. Superior. Established 1865. Telephone iSorth-1065. Number of beds, 55. Ambulance service. Public. Med- ical Staff — HI. B. Favill, O. J. Waters, W. A. D. Montgomery, J. K. Winer. J. Walker. Hugh T. Patrick, Norval I'ierce, E. B. Rutherburg, Ralph N. Isham, Geo. S. Isham, Frank Billings, Henry B. Favill, Casey A. Wood, J. Clarence Webster, C. H. Beard, A. M. Hall, Henry Hooper, Ru- dolph Holmes.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
TABITHA HOSPITAL — Corner Thomas and Francisco. Estab- lished 1894. Telephone West- 1030.
PARK AVENUE HOSPITAT.— 175 Park av. Established 1901. Telephone West-69. Number of beds, 20. Ambulance sei'vice. Private. Physician in charge, Louis Thexton.
PEOPLE'S HOSPITAL — Cor. 22d St. and Archer av. Estab- lished 1897. Telephone Calumet-
Colleges and Hospitals.
96
1603. Consulting Staff — W. E. Morgan, Geo. W. Webster. F. T. Andrews, Hugh T. Tatrick ; Sur- geon-in-Chief, Wm. E. Schroeder ; Asst. Surgeon-in-Cliief, E. C. Rie- bel ; Orthopedic Surgery, Geo. L. Porter ; Rectal Surgery, Chas. J. Drueck : Radiotherapy, G. G. Bur- dick ; Attending Staff, Chas. A. Elliott, L. N. Barlow. R. W. Car- ter, J. R. Kewley, C. H. Bryan, Lucette Willkinson. Mark T. Gold- stine, M. F. Murray, L. W. Mat- thei, Philip C. Matthei, D. W. Eiss, A. L. Thomas, W. A. Peter- son, Joseph Trenchard. Alexander Lane, Gustavus M. Blech, Wm. Collier, J. H. Reeves, J. M. Blake ; Medical Superintendent, I. Clark Gary, M. D.
POST-GRADUATE HOSPITAL, — 2400 Dearborn. Established 1889. Telephone South-110. Num- ber of beds, 150. Ambulance ser- vice. Private. Secretary, Frank- lin H. Martin, M. D. (See Fac- ulty of Post-Graduate Medical School.)
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL — W. Congress, W. Harrison, Wood and Hermitage av. Estab- lished 1883. Telephone West-lS9.
PROVIDENT HOSPITAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL— 36th and Dearborn. Established 1891. Tel- ephone Douglas-1391.
SAMAICITAN HOSPITAL — 481 Wabash av. Established 1900. Telephone Harrison-2725. Num- ber of beds, 35. Private ambu- lance. Private. Physician in charge, L. Blake Baldwin.
ST. ANN SANITARIUM— 49th and Division. Established 1901. Telephone West-535.
ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL AND ORPHANAGE— 28 to 42 Frankfort. Established 1897.
ST. ELIZABETH' S HOSPITAL — Claremont av. and Le Moyne. Established 1SS6. Telephone West- o2'J. Medical Stall — Gynecolo- gists, M. H. Luken, F. C. Schaef- er ; Surgeons, George lliilo, Sr., W. C. Sanford ; Physicians, A. F. Kramps, Frank Byrnes ; Neurolo- gist, Sanger Brown ; Laryngolo- glsts, Rhiuologists and Aurists, T. Melville llardie, Jacques Hol- iuger ; Ophthalmologists, F. C. Harnisch, H. C. Welcker ; Derma- tologist, Frank Montgomery ; Or- thopedic Surgeons, Fred S. Cool- idge, Edwin W. Ryerson ; Path- ologist, E. R. Le Count; X-Ray Therapeutist, D. Cottrell ; In- ternes, Otto Brugeman, W. C. Phillips, H. W. Powers, J. C. Bridgeman.
ST. HEDG WIG'S HOSPITAL — 936 N. Hoyne av. Telephone West-163.
ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL— 360 Garfield av. Established 1869. Telephone North-54a.
ST. LUKE'SHOS:-! iAJ^— 1416 to 1436 Indiana av. Established 1863. Telephone South-16U3. Med- ical Stafe — Surgeons, John E. Owens, Lewis L. McArthur, W. H. Allport, A. E. lialstead ; Physi- cians, Frank Billings, itenry B. Favill, Francis X. Walls, Robert
B. Preble; Gynecologists, F. C. Dudley, T. J. Watkins, L. E.
Frankenthal, Wm. Cuthbertson ; Obstetricians, Frank Cary, Junius
C. Hoag; Ophthalmologists and Otologists, Frank Allport, Casey Wood, Thomas A. Woodruff ; Oral Surgeon, Thoms L. Gilmer ; Or- thopedic Sui-geons, A. B. Hosmer, Frederick Mueller ; Pathologist, Alfred C. Croftan ; Neurologists, Archibald Church, Sanger Brown ; Ludwig Hektoen, Robert F. Zeit ; Laryngologists and Rhinologists, W. E. Casselberry, T. Melville Hardie, Norval H. Pierce ; Der- matologist - and Radio- Therapist,
McDonough's Chicago Medical Blue Book.
W. A. Pusey ; Internes, Seniors, Robert J. Gay, Robert W. Morris, Thomas T. Tormey, Guy T. Mc- Caulifif : Juniors. Maurice L. Blatt, James L. Fleming, John W. Dreyer, Frank X. Koltes, Henry
B. Thomas; Laboratory Interne, Edward B. Taylor.
ST. MARY'S MATERNITY HOSPITAL — 174-176 E. Chicago av. Telephone North-586. Med- ical Staff — Obstetricians-in-Chlef. Henry Hooper, Chas. S. Bacon ; Consulting Staff, Fernand Henro- tln, John H. Chew, George F. Fiske, Nicholas Senn. John Bart- lett, R. D. MacArthur, W. S. Christopher.
ST. MARY'S OP NAZARETH HIOSPITAI.— 545 N. Leavitt st. Established 1894. Telephone West-1606. Snrgical and Medical Staff — A. J. Ochsner, J. B. Her- rick, E. H. Ochsner, Albrecht Heym, J. E. Rhodes, P. C. Har- nisch, G. P. Lydston, Wm. A Pusey. E. Saurenhaus. J. Holin ser, P. J. Lalbe, Geo. Mueller S. R. Pietrowlcz, E. C. Seufert
C. F. Stotz, P. H. Pirnot, Frank B. Earle, Adam Szwa.ikart ; In ternes, L. B. Donkle. T. J. Xel owski. Chas. Cleveland.
ST. VINCENT'S INFANT ASY- LUM A'ND MATERNITY HOS- PITAL^— 191 La Salle av. Estab- lished 1881. Telephone North- 282.
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL — Clarendon av. and Graceland av. Established 187.^. Telephone Lake View-107. Med- ical Staff — Surgeon-in-Command, Charles E. Banks : Assistant Sur- geons, L. P. H. Bahrenburg ; In- terne, L. K. Leake,
WESLEY HOSPITAL — 25th and Dearborn sts. Established 1888. Telephone South-802. Phy- sicians. Nathan S. Davis, Jr., Ar-
thur R. Edwards, Robert Preble,
George W. Webster ; Surgeons, John B. Murphy, Samuel C. Plum- mer, William E. Schroeder, Well- er Van Hook ; Gynecologists, Frank L. Andrews, E. C. Dudley, Thomas J. Watkins ; Obstetrician, Joseph B. DeLee ; Neurologists. Archibald Church, Hugh T. Pat- rick : Oculists and Aurists, Frank Allport. Henry Gradle : Orthope- dic Surgeon, John Ridlon : Der- matologist, Joseph Zeisler : Lar- yngologlst, William E. Cassel- berry ; Pathologist. Robert F. Zeit ; Internes, Harold H. Rob- erts. Norman D. Curry, Edwin Janss, Charles E. Boys, John H. Bryant, Ralph W. Avery.
STREETER HOSPITAL — 2646 Calumet av. Established 1888. Telephone South-90. Number of beds, 30. Private ambulance. Private. Physician in charge, John Williams Streeter.
THE WEST SIDE HOSPITAL — 819 W. Harrison st. Estab- lished 1896. Telephone West-975. Medical Staff — Surgeons. D. A. K. Steele, T. A. Davis, Charles Davison, Alex. C. Wiener, T. J. Conlev, P. H. Conley ; Gynecolo- gists, Geo. W. Newton, F. S. Hartmann, S. G. West. W. F. Scott ; Oculist and Aurist, Wm. L. Noble : Internal Medicine, Ralph Michel, A. H. Brumback.
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL OF CHI- CAGO— .32d, n. w. cor. Rhodes av. Telephone Douglas-353.
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ABBEY C. D. (R) 6853 Stewart av.. 7 :30 to 9. 12 :30 to 2 and aftPi- 7 ; Wentwortli-753 ; P. & S., Cliic. 1890.
ABBOTT E. H. (R) 6613 Ellis av.. 8 to 9, 1 to 3, 7 to 8 : Rush 1895 : Attg. Phy. to Cen. Disp. ; A. L. G.
AliBOTT E. Join (H) 929, 31 Washington, 9 to 1 ; Cen-830 : r. lis 53d. 4 to 6: Oakland- 86 ; Chic. Ilomeo 1887.
ABBOTT Wallace C. (R) 2666 N. Hermitage av., by appoint- ment ; Lalie View-143 ; Univ. of Mich. 1885 : Editor Surgical Clinic and Alkaloidal Cliuic ; A. L. G. S.
ABEL John F. (R) 3801 State, 11 to 12, 7 to 9 ; Douglas-14 ; r. 5200 Indiana av., Drexel- 12901 : Chic. Medl. 1879 ; G.
ABEL Theo. F. (R) 374 N. 52d av. : Jenner 1903.
McDouoiigh's Chicago Medical Blue Book.
AEELE Ludwig II. (R) 113 E. Adams, 10 to 4, Central-5653, Auto-7528 ; r. 85 Eyanston av. ; TJnlv. of Freiburg, Germanj-, 1891 ; Prof. Ophthalmology Post Grad. Med. School ; Ocu- list to St. Joseph's Hosp. ; Spe- fialty, Eye ; Secretary German Medical Society of Chicago ; Mem. Chicago Optthalmol. and Otol. Societies; G. L. A.
ABELIO J. M. (R) 464 S. Jeffer- son, Harrison 3428 ; r. 390 S. Halsted, Halsted-872 ; P. & S. Chic. 1892 : Prof, of Surg. Nafl Medl. Univ.
ABELL N. W. (R) 898 N. Mo- zart, 9 to 11 ; West-827 ; Mo. Medl. 1877; G. L.
ABT Isaac A. (R) 4326 Vin- cennes av. ; 12 :30 to 1 :30, Oak- land-417; Chicago Med. Coll. 1891 ; Asst. Clinical Prof, of Pediatrics Rush Medl. Coll., Phy. to Michael Reese, Cook County Hosp., and Hebrew Dis- pensary, Consulting Phy. to Providence Hosp. and Home for Crippled Children ; Mem. Chica- go Pediatric Soc. & Am. Pedi- atric Soc.
ABT Joseph L. (R) 733 S. Hal- sted. 8 to 9, 4 to n, 6 :30 to 7 :30, Canal-37 ; Univ. of Mich. 1892: P. & S. Chicago 1893; Mem. G.
ACRES Louise (R) 983 Jackson bl., 3 to 5 ; West-847 ; N.-W. Univ. Woman's 1890 ; Obstetri- cian to Mary Thompson Hosp. ; A. G.
ADAIR Sadie Bay (R) 6044 Woodlawn av. ; John A. Creigh- ton Med. Coll. Omaha 1903.
ADAMS Carlos J. (E) 856 W. Monroe, 2 to 4 ; West-227 ;■ TJoiv, MIclx. 1868; G.
ADAMS Charles (R) 100 State; 2 to 3, Central-3422 ; r. 15 Wal- ton pi., North-1426 ; Hahn. Chi- cago 1872 ; Rush 1898 ; Con- sulting Surgeon to St. Joseph's and Evanston Hospitals, and Chicago Nursery and Half Or- phan Asylum ; Mem. Assn. ol Military Surgeons of U. S. and Assn. Military Surgeons of Illi- nois ; A. L. G. P.
ADAMS Charles F. (R) 480 Ful- lerton av., 7 to 9. 2 to 4 ; P. & S. St. Louis 1881.
ADAMS D. W., 438 S. 40th av.
ADAMS Geo. ( ) 309, 70 State, 2 to 4 Tuesdays only, Central- 500 ; r. Kenosha, Wisconsin, I'eunoyer Sanitarium.
ADAMS Julia A. D. (H) 2631 N. Robey, 10 to 12, 2 to 4 ; Cleve- land Homeo. 1871.
ADAMS J. F., 722 E. 63d, 8 to 9, 2 to 4, 7 to 8, Hyde Park- 365 ; r. 6235 Lexington av., 12 to 1, 6 to 7, Hyde Park-1325 ; Ilahn. Chic. 1896 ; Jenner 1901.
ADAMS J. S. (R) Chic. Baptist Hosp. ; Rush 1903.
ADAMS Nathaniel H. (R) 940 W. Madison, 11 to 12, 4 to 6, 7 to 8, West-195 ; r. 887 Jack- son boul., West-737 ; N.-W. Univ. Medl. Coll. 1896; Prof, of Chemistry and Therapeutics Illinois Medical College ; Mem. Therapeutic Club ; A. G.
ADE Chas. Albert (R) 635 Jack- son boul., before 9, 12 to 2 ; Rush 1891 ; Mem. L.
ADOLPHUS Philip (R) 737 W. Madison, until 10, 2 to 4 ; r. 636 i/o Washington bl. ; Univ. Md. 1856 ; Honorary from Rush 1873 ; Con. Phy. tQ Presb. Hosp. ; A, G. F,
Chicago rhysicians.
AEBERLY J. J. (E) 96 Eugene, North-1048; Bennett 1895.
AIKEN Alexander W. (R) 900, 100 State, 3 to 4 : Cen-174 ; 940 SGth pi.. Weut-554 ; Univ. Torouto 1895.
AIXS WORTH H. H. (R) 804 V^'ar^en av., 1 to 3. 6 to 7, See- lcy-4361 ; P. & S. 1895 ; G.
ALKRECHT C. A. (R) 748 S. Ilalsted. 9 to 11, 1 to 3, 7 to 9, Canal-21 ; P. & S. 1899.
ALBRIGHT A. C. (R)) .5020 Michigan av., Garfield 1GS2 ; State Brd. 1882.
ALBRIGHT I. N. (R) 571 W. Madison, 10 to 1, Mon-580 ; res. o44 S. Campbell av., 7 to 9, 7 to S, Ogden-4004 ; Albany Medl. 1SS5 ; G.
ALBRIGHT .1. L. (R) 4467 5tli av., until 9, 2 to 4, 7 to 8, Yards-S93 ; P. & S. Chic. 1902 ; A. L. G.
ALLRO Merlin Z. (R) 1471 35th, 8 to 9, 12 to 1, 7 to 8, Yards- 763 ; res. 1455 35th, Yards-731 ; P. & S. New York 1887 ; Mem.
AL-roUX Archibald J. (R) 1145 Tripp av., until 8 :30, 12 to 2, 6 to 8, West-075 ; P. & S. (Univ. of 111.) 1900; Asst. Surg, to C. M. & St. P. ; G.
ALDERSON J. C. (R) 595 Grand av., 10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to 8, Sundays 2 to 4, West-63 ; Rush 1897.
ALDERSON John J. (R) 264 S. Ilalsted, 10 to 11. 7 to 8, Hal- f:ted-2333 : res. 576 W. Adams, 2 to 3, West-628 : Chic. Medl. 1885 ; A. L. G.
ALDUICH J. L. (E) 393 E. 43d,
10 to 12, 7 to 8, Drexel-10993 ; Bennett 1889.
ALEXANDER Harriet C. B. (R) 918, 34 Washington, 3 to 5 ; Central-lo33 ; res. 808 Pratt av. until 9 ; Univ. Mich. 1883 ; A. G.
ALFORD E. T. (R) 70 E. 86th, Di)uglas-1427 ; Rush 1902.
ALFRED True A. (R) 70 36th, 8 to 10. 7 to 9, Douglas-426 ; Rush 1901 ; Inst, in Surg. Bi ainard Policlinic ; Mem. Chicago Medl. Soc.
ALLAN M. S., 74 Fullerton av.
ALLEN Albert F. (R) 2600 State, 2 to 4 : P. & S. 1885.
ALLEN Frances M. (R) 900. 100 State, 12 to 1, Central-174 ; res. 4059 Prairie av., 4 to 6, tt 1. Oakland-1129 : Medical Dept. ITniv. of Michigan 1896 ; Instructor Diseases of Children C<-11. of P. & S. ; Mem. Chi- cago Pediatric Soc. ; A. G.
ALLEN II. C. (II) 809. 103 State, S!!ii\^ 8U9. 1 to 3, Cen-32; 5142 V>'ashington av., until 10, 6 to 7 -.-MK Hyde Park-90 : Cleve- land Homeopathic 1861 ; Dean ; B. J. D.
ALLEN J. Henry (II) 905. ".»2 State, 12 to 2, Randolph-541 ; res. 4712 Greenwood av., 8 to 10 a. m., 6 to 8 p. m., Droxel- 626 : Univ. Michigan, 1884 ; I'rof. Skin Diseases Hering Medl. Coll. ; Member lutei-na- tiona! Hahn. Assn.. Ind. Medl. Institute: Specially, Diseases of the Skin.
ALLEN L. R. (R) 2250 N. Ash- land av. ; N.-W. Univ. 1903.
102
McDonoiigh's Chicago Medical Blue Book.
ALI.EN Thomas Grant (R) 5661 Washington av., until 9, 12 to 2. 5 to 7, Hyde Park-5226 ; N.-W. Univ. 1898 ; Instr. Clin- ical Medicine N.-W. Univ. ; Exam. Manhattan Life.
ALLEN William G. (R) 1427 Roscoe, 9 to 10, 2 :30 to 4, 7 to 8, Belmont-1941 ; X.-W. Univ. 1896 ; Instr. in Med. and Asst. Dem. of Anat. Illinois Med. Coll. ; G. L. A.
ALLl'ORT Frank (R) 1104, 92 Stare, 9 :30 to 1, 3 :30 to 5, Ceu.- 1071 : res. 2108 Prairie av., Calumct-922 : Chic. Med. Coll. 1876 ; Clin. Prof, of Ophthal- molo.iTv & Otology 'N.-W. Univ. Medl.'Dept. ; ri-ot. Ophth. Chi- cago Policlinic ; Oculist and Aurist to St. Luke's ard Wesley Hospitals ; Oculist and Aurist to C. & N. W. Ry. and C. & E. I. Ry. : Trustee Illinois Char- itable Eye and Ear Infirmary, etc. ; Mem. Ophthalmological and Otological Soc. ; A. L. G. V. U.
ALLPORT Henry W. (R) 302, 100 State, 11 to 1, Cen-2067 ; res. Chicago Beach Hotel, Hyde Park-lfl20 ; Cornell Univ. 1S90 ; Mem. German Medl. Soc. ; A. L. G.
ALLPORT Walter H. (R) 85 Rush, 9 to 11, 4 to 6, North- 709; res. 35 Bellevue pi., Nortb- 377 : Chicago Medl. Coll. 1887 ; Surgeon St. Luke's Hospital.
ALLVrORTII E. C. (R) 930 Scuthport av., until 9 :30, 12 to 2. 6 to 8, Irving-663 ; Jenner Medl. 1898.
ALMES Herman E. (R) 4249 In- diana av., 3 to 5. 7 to 9, Oak- laud-270; Med. Uept. Univ. of Wooster, Cleveland, O., 1889 : Med. Dept. W. Univ. Pa. 1890 ; Mem. Armstrong Co. Pa. Med. Soc. ; A. L. G. I.
AMERMAN f. A. (H) Masonic Temple, 9 to 12, 1 to 4 ; Cen.- 3768 ; Pulte Cin. 1878.
AMERSON G. C. (H) 408 N. Central av. ; Chic. Homeo. 1902.
AMERSON Wm. H. (R) 150 S. Sacramento av., until 9, 1 to 2, W.-544 : Chi. Homeo. 1890 : P. & S. Chic. 1901 ; Attg. Staff Cook Co. IIosp.
AMES J. G. (R) 1404 Wright- wood av., 1] to 12, 2 to 3, 7 to 8, L. V.-35 ; res. 1243 Wrightwood av. ; Univ. Md. 1880.
ANDA Thorwald (H) 416 I'oto- mac, 7 to 9, 1 to 3, 7 to 8; W.-oS.') ; Natl. Medl. 1896.
ANDEIUIUB Jos. C. (R) 1036 S. Leavitt. 9 to 11, 2 to 3, 7 to 8. Canal-326 ; Royal University Munich, Germany. 1889 ; Mem. Morgan County Med. Soc.
ANDERSEN Carl HI. (R) 809, 103 State, 4 to 6, Central-32 ; res. 4455 Woodlawn av. ; Oak- land-1424 ; John Creightou Medl. Scliool, Omaha. Neb., 1896 ; I'rof. Surgy. I'ost-Grad- uate ]Medl. School., Surg, to Post-Grad. Hosp., Charity Hosp. ; Cook County Staff ; Chi- cago IIosp. ; Late Act. Asst. Surg. U. S. Army ; Mem. Am. Medl. Assn. ; Chicago Medl. Soc, 111. State Medl. Soc. : Fel- low Chicago Academy Med. ; Mississippi Valley Medl. Assn. ; Mo. Valley Medl. Assn. : Physi- cians" Club ; Western Surg. & Gyn. Soc. ; Specialty, Surgery.
ANDERSON Carl J. (E) 315 Wells. 8 to 10, 1 to 3. 7 to 8 ; North-1029 ; Bennett 1898.
ANDERSON D. H. (R) 3108 State, Douglas-166 ; Ex-Interne Provident Hospital ; N.-W. Univ. Med. Sch. 1902.
Clilcago Physicians.
103
ANDERSON E. B. (R), Chicago Baptist Hospital ; P. & S. Chic. 1903.
ANDERSON John A. (R) 151 Cheltenham pL, uatii 9, 12 to 2, 7 to 8, South Chicago-2031 ; Rush 1898 ; Attending Phy. to South Chicago Hosp. ; Mem. So. Chic. Med. ; L. G. A.
ANDERSON N. (H) 880 W. Jack- son, West-1813 ; Chic. Homeo. 1896; Rush 1899.
ANDERSON W. J. (R) 409 W. Fullerton av., until 9, 12 to 1, 0 to 8, West-1215 ; Homeo. Cliic. 1898 ; Rush 1903 ; Ex- Inteine Cook Co. Hosp.
ANDREWS Albert n. (R) 900,100 State, 10 to 2, Cential-174 ; res. 4714 Greenwood av., Oakland- 1382 ; Univ. of Iowa 18S9 ; Prof. Otology Post Grad. Med. School, Oculist and Aurist Ger- man-American Hosp., Eye and Ear Surgeon Rock Island Sys- tem ; Mem. Am. Academy of Ophthalomoiogy and Oto-Lar- yngology, Chicago Laryng. and Cllmat. Assn. ; A. L. G. V.
ANDREWS E. Wyllis (R) 1100, 100 State, 12 to 1, Cen.-1934 ; res. 2525 Prairie av., So.-833 ; Chic. Medl. 1881 ; Prof. Surg. N.-W. Univ. ; Surg, to Reese and Mercy Hosps. ; Mem. Acad. Ry. Surg., Chic. Surg. Soc. ; A. L. G.
ANDREWS Frank T. (R) 1100, 100 State, 10 :30 to 12, Cen.- 1934 ; res. 4589 Oakenwald av., until 9, 6 to 7, Oak-653 ; Chic. Medl. 1884 ; Prof. Clin. Gynec. N.-W. Univ. ; Gynec. to Mercy and Wesley Hosps. ; A. L. G. F. Q.
ANDREWS J. D. (R) 56 Klnzle, 9 to 11, 2 to 4, Maln-3408 ; res. Evanston, ETanBton-488 ; Chic.
Medl. Coll. 1878; Assistant Surg. C. & N. W. Ry. Co.
ANDREWS N. W. (R) 185 Dear- born, 10 to 4 ; 5822 Indiana av.,
5 to 8, Went.-1442 ; Univ. Mich.
1880.
ANDREWS Wells (R) 811 Wash- ington hi., until 9, 12 to 2,
6 to 8, Ogden-1035 ; Rush 1876 ; L.
ANKER Ibnsina C. (R) 5008 Cal- umet av., 2 to 5, 7 to 9 ; Gray- 5621 ; College of Physicians and Surgeons Chicago 1894 ; Mem. G. L.
ANSCllER Herman (E) 873 Mil- waukee av., 9 to 11, 1 to 3, 7 to 9, Mon.-543 ; Bennett 1890.
ANTIKJNY Frank H. (H) 4545 St. Lawrence av. ; Hahn. Chic.
1893.
ANTHONY H. G. (R) 908, 92 State, 10 to 1, Central-3035 ; res. 405 Dearborn av., 4 to 6, N.-523 ; Rush 1884 ; Prof. Skin & Ven. Dis. Folic. ; Derm, to .Maurice Porter Hosp. ; Am. Derm. Assn., Chic. Derm. Soc. ; A. L. G. H.
ANTISDALE E. S. (R) 904 Co- lumbus Memorial Bldg., 103 State, 10 to 1, 4 to 5 :30, Cen- tral-3132 ; res. 5403 Woodlawn av. ; Univ. of Michigan 1890 ; I'rof. of Ophthalmology In Har- vey Medical College.
AN WAY J. D. (R) 592 E. 43d,
Gray-6346 ; P. & S. N. Y. 1875 ; Gynec. to Micliael Reese Hosp. Disp. and Hebrew Disp. ; G.
APFELBAUM D. M. (R) 605, 183 Dearborn, 9 to 5 ; res. 589 N. Hoyne av., 8 to 9, 6 to 8, Ogden-794 ; P. & S. Chic. 1901 ; Mgr. Woman's Private Insti- tute.
McDonough's Chicago Medical Blue Book.
APilODOC M. P. (K) 4256 Grand boul. ; Harvey 1903.
APPLEGET Eugene B., 59 36tli St. ; DougIas-7179.
APPLEMxiN J. S. (R) 100 22d, 12 to 2, SO.-875 ; Bellevue 1885.
ARBUCKLE a. T. (R) 4924 Greenwood av., 9 to 12, Drex.- 4(381 ; Rush 1886 ; G.
ARCHER Isaac J., 1604 Masonic Temple ; res. Berwyn, Berwyn-3.
ARMSTRONG James, 1992 N. Al- bany av.
ARMSTRONG J. B. (R) 100 State, 2 to 3 :30, Central-174 ; res. 433 Washington boul., Uotel Warwicl£, until 9, after 5, Monroe-1157 ; N. O. School of Med. 1869; U. S. Examining Surgeon for I'ensions.
ARNOLD Maniu B. (E) 225 92d, 8 to 10, 3 to 5; Eclec. Inst. Gin. 1864.
ARNOLD Samuel E. (H) 9326 Cottage Grove av., Biu'nside- 334 ; Bering 1900.
ARNOLD Wm. J. (R) 6759 Par- nell av., 8 to 9 :30, 1 to 2 :30, 7 to 8, V,\-uUvorth-708; Mich. Coll. Med. iyS4 ; G.
ARXOT Sempill Robt. (R) 113 Madison, 11 to 1, Main-1339 ; res. 418 California av., 4 to 5, 7 to 8, West-475; P. & S. Chic. 1891 ; Clin. Instr. in Derm. P. & S.
AIITER Francis G. (R) 143 W. Garfield boul., 2 to 4, Garfield- 211 ; Rush 1868 ; Specialty, Dermatology.
ARTHUR F. D. (R) 417 Inter Ocean Bldg. ; Ky. Univ. 1898.
ARTHUR Will 2 to 4.
rSl W. 12th,
ATKEISSON John E. H. (R) 1572 Milwaukee av., 8 to 10, 2 to 3, 7 to 8, Ogden-1931 ; Van- derbilt Univ. Nashville 1896.
ATWOOD Eugene S. (R) 339 W. Adams, 12 to 5, Halsted-1581 ; Rush 1877 ; Lecturer for Queen Victoria School for Nurses.
AULD J. M. (R) 80 Dearborn, 9 to 6, Central-4375 ; P. & S. College, Keokuk, la., ISSO ; Spe- cialist in Rectal and Intestinai Diseases ; formerly Prof, of Rec- tal Surgery Chicago Clinical School ; Gynecologist and Rec- tal Surgeon to Baptist Hosp. ; Professor of Rectal Diseases and Surgery in Harvey Medical College, Chicago.
AURAND S. H. (H) 720 Wash- ington boul., 8 to 9, 1 :30 to 3, 6 :30 to 7 :30, W.-305 ; Hahn. Chic. 1884 ; Prof. Mat. Med. Chic. Homeo, ; Attg. Phy. Ho- meo. and Cook Co. Hosps. ; B. J. D.
AVERY E. K. (R) 773 Lake, 3
to 5, 7 to 8, West-315 ; Coll.
I'hys. cSi Surgs. (Univ. of 111.) 1900.
AVERY V. T. (R) 63d. cor. Stew- art av., 9 to 12, 7 to 8, Weut- worth-4471 ; res. 6637 Stewart av., Garfleld-477 ; N.-W. Univ. 1894; G.
AVERY R. W. (R) Wesley Hosp.; N.-W. Univ. 1903.
AVERY S. J. (R) 780 Walnut, 8 to 9, 1 to 4, West-399 ; Rush 1864 ; Mem. L. Q.
AXELSON John M., 79 N. 48ih av., Austln-2771 ; Assoc. Prof, llierap. Am. Med. Coll.
Chicago riiysicians.
KABCOCK Elmer E. (ii) 4321 Calumet av., 12 to 1 :30, 6 to 7 :30, Oaklaud-1488 ; P. & S. Chic. 1884.
BABCOCK Robt. H. (R) 1003, 92 State, 1 to 4, Central-49U0 ; res. 466 Dearborn av., Nortli- 701 : Chicago Medical College 1878 ; r. & S. New York 1879 ; Prof. Clinical. Med. and Dis- eases of Chest College of P. & S. ; Attg. Phys. to Cook Co. Hosp. ; Hon. Mem. Colorado State Med. Soe. ; Mem. Am. Cli- mat. Soc. Chic. ; Neural Soe. ; A. L. G. H. Q.
BACCUS Victor J. (R) Suite 806, 92 State, Stewart Bldg.. 12 :30 to 3, Central-4759 ; res. 332 La Salle av. ; Northwestern 1898 : Ex-Interne Mercy Hosp. ; Asst. in Gynec. Chic. Polic. ; Assoc. Demostr. Operative Sui'gery Chic. I'olic. ; Attg. Obstet. St. Mary's Maternity Hosp. ; Mem. A. G. H.
BACEVICZE Anthony M. (R) 8839 Commercial av. ; Bait Medl. 1901.
BACHELLB Cecil V. (R) 1400, 100 State, 1 to 2, Cen.-257 ; 268 North av. ; Rush 1900.
BACHELLE Gideon V. (R) 1400, 100 State, 2 to 4, Cen.-257 ; 422 W. 12th, 4 :30 to 5 :30, 7 to 8, Canal-434 ; res. 575 W. Adams, \V.-875 ; Rush 1867.
BACMEISTER T., Jr. (H) 2524 N. 42d av., 8 to 10, 2 to 4, 7 to 8, Irving Pk.-482 ; Homeo. Dept. Univ. of Mich. 1900.
BACON Charles S. (R) 426 Cen- ter, 1 to 3, North-1109 ; N.-W. Univ. 1884 ; Prof. Obstetrics College Physicians and Sur- geons and Chicago Policlinic ; Attending Obstetrician to St. Mary's Maternity and German
Hospitals ; Mem. F. C. A. G. L. H. V.
BACON Earl Z. (H) 451 63d, Abel Bldg., 8 to 9, 1 to 3, 7 to 8. Weutworth-855 ; Hahn. ot Chic. 1886.
BACON J. V. (R) 1216 Diversey boul., 1 to 2, 7 to 8, except Wed. and Friday eve.. Lake View-192 ; Chicago Medl. Coll. 1885 ; Mem. A. G. L.
J5ACON M. T., 140 Dearborn, Cen- tral-3921.
BACON Martin W. (R) 6254 Stewart av., 1 to 3, Wentworth- 733 ; res. 6817 \Ventworth av., Wentworth-652 ; Univ. Mich. 1875 ; Gyn. to Englewood Hosp. ; Surg. C, R. L & P. Ry. ; A. G. V.
BACON Sara E. (H) 41 33d, 9 to 11, 2 to 4 ; Hahn. Chic. 1886.
BAER Almerin W. (R) 188 Mad- ison. 9 to 6, M.-3506 ; res. 4047 Calumet av., Oakland-470 ; Rush 1889 ; Inst. Med. 1'. & S. : Mem. A. G.
BAILEY E. Stillman (H) 711, 31 Washington, 1 to 4, Private Kxchange-1 ; res. 6222 Wood- lawn av., Hyde Park-1010 ; Hahn. Chic. 1878 ; Dean & Sr. Prof. Gyn. & Obstet. Hahn. Medl. : Gynec. to Hahn. Hosp. : B. J. I.
BAILEY George T. (R) 171 La Salle, 9 to 5, Cen.-450 ; res. 4311 Vincennes av., Oak-1064 ; N.-W. Univ. 1894 ; Medl. Exam. N. Y. Life ; G.
BAILEY S. G. (R) 83 Bryant av., 9 to 12, Jefferson-1844.
BAK Edward W. (R) 4422 Champlain av., 8 to 9, 7 to 8, Oakland-1647 ; Rush 1898.
McDouongh's Chicago Medical Blue Book'.
UAK Hemy (R) 4422 Cham- plain av., 8 to 9 a. m., 7 to 8 p. m., Oaklan(i-1647 ; Univ. of V^ienna, Austria, 1872 ; ex- Pres. U. S. lid. of Exam. Surgs. for Pensioners ; ex-Surg. Capt. Australian Army ; ex- Surg. U. S. Army ; Consulting Phys. Henry Grady Hosp., At- lanta, Ga.
BAKER A. C. (R) 2459 Dear- born ; N.-W. Univ. 1901 ; ex- Interne Wesley Hosp.
BAKER Chas. W. (H) Saratoga Hotel ; N. Y. Homeo. 1875.
BAKER Frank W. (H) 4302 Grand boul., 9 to 10, 5 to 8 ; Drex.-5421 ; Hahn. Cliic. 1888 ; Lect. Mat.-Med. Hahn. Medl.
BAKER Fredericka R. (H) 2601 N. Paulina, 8 to 10, 4 to 7 :30 ; L, V.-432 ; Hahn. 1895 ; I.
BAKER Henry L. (R) 748 Flour- noy, until 10, 2 to 4, after 7 ■.■60, Sundays 9 to 2, Seeley- 1993 ; P. & S. Chic. 1898 ; Medl. Ex. for Met. Life Ins. of N. Y. ; A. G.
BAKER Milton H. (H) 4806 N. Clark; Hahn. Chic. 1903.
BAKER William E. (R) 10 S. Wood, 9 to 10, 3 to 4, 7 to S. West-104 ; P. & S. Chic. 1902.
BALDRIDGE Saml. T. (R) 3628 Halsted, until 9 :30, 1 to 2, after 7, Yds.-872 ; Univ. la. 1887 ; Mem. Nebraska Med. Soc; G. L.
BALDWIN A. E. (R) D. D. S., 1012-1014, 34 Washington, 9 to 4 :30, Central-2716, Auto- matic-5550; res. 826 W. Ad- ams, Ogden-3464 ; Rush 1878 ; Chicago Coll. of Dental Sur- gery 1884 ; Lake Forest Univ.
1894; Adjunct. Prof, of Ser- gery (Stomatology) College of P. & S. ; Med. Dept. Univ. ot 111. ; Mem. Chicago Dental Soc. ; A. C. G. L. M. V.
BALDWIN F. M. (R) 192 E. Su- perior ; Rush 1903.
BALDWIN L. Blake (R) 1212, 103 State, 10 to 3, Central- 5452 ; res. 4822 Lake, Oak- land-314 ; Chicago Medical Col- lege 1894 ; Sec. Cook Co. Husp. ; I'rof. of Skin and Ve- nereal Diseases Post-Graduate Medical School ; Prof. Clinical Dermatology College of Physi- cians and Surgeons ; Attending Dermatologist Cook Co. Hosp. ; Pres. Samaritan Hosp. for Treatment of Skin Diseases ; Fellow Academy of Medicine ; Mem. Chicago Dermatological Soc. ; G. V.
BALHATCHETT Thos. J. (R) 330 E. 63d, 9 to 11, 5 to 6, 7 to 8, Sundays 9 to 12, Hyde Park-58 ; res. 260 E. 53d, Hyde Park-5011; Rush 1891.
BALLARD Charles Nelson (R) 306, 100 State, 1 to 2 :30, Cen- tral-339 ; res. 243 S. Leavitt, 8 to 9, 7 to 8, West-1549 ; Rush 1890 ; Prof, of Gynecolo- gy and Clinical Gynecology Harvey Med. Coll. ; Asst. Prof, of Clinical Gynecology Coll. of P. & S. Univ. of 111. ; Asst. Surg. Marlon Sims Sanitari- um ; Attending Gynecologist to West Side Free Dispensary ; Mem. A. G. L.
BALLENGER J. R. (R) 680 W. Division, until 9, 12 :30 to 1 :30, 6 to 8, West-1333 ; Rush Medical Coll. 1900 ; Instructor in Medicine Coll. of P. & S. Univ. of 111. ; Mem. A. G. L.
Clilcago Physicians.
hALL^n.:;{^lLll V\m. L. (R) 1110, 103 State, CeDtral-4530 ; res. Lakeside. 111., cor. Asbury and E\elyn sts. ; Bellevue Hosp. Medical College 1S86 ; Prof. Otology, Rliiuology and Laryn- gology Coll. of Physicians and JSurgeons (Univ. of 111.) ; Mem. Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto-Liaryngology ; Internation- al Otological Assn. ; Am. Rhiu- ological, Otological and Lar- yngological Assn. ; Chicago Laryngological Soc. ; A. L. G.
BAXASAWITZ M. T. (P-M) 643 Milwaukee av. ; Prof, of Pedi- atrics Coll. Med. & Surg.
BANGA Henry (R) 70 State, 1 to 3, Central-5119 ; 314 Sedg- wick, 7 to 8, Xorth-247 ; res 456 La Salle av., North-237 Uuiv. of Basel, Swltz., 1871 I'rof. Gyn. Polic. ; Gyn. to Michael Reese Hosp. ; A. L. G. E'. L.
BA>,'KS Arthur, 2502 Wabash av.
BANKS Jas. N. (R) 13, 108 Washington, 9 to 4 ; res. 2415 Michigan av. ; Natl. Washing- ton 1842.
BANNISTER H. M. (R) 103 Dearborn av., North-717 ; 828 Judson av., Evanston ; Med. Dept. Columbian Univ. Wash- ington, D. C, 1871 ; Senior Asst. Phy. Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane 1881- 1892 ; Fellow Am. Acad, of Med. ; Mem. Chic. Neurol. Soc. ; A. G. C.
BARAT Stephen L. (R) 9154 Commercial av., 9 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 9, So. Ch.le.-2071 ; res. 7540 Lake av.. South Chicago- 1964 ; Prague, Austria, 1896 ; Mem. South Chicago Med. Soc. ; A. G.
BARBER Frank A. (E) 67 Clark, 1 to 4 ; Central-3588 ; res. 6325 Monroe av., until 11, Hyde Park-122 ; Bennett 1878.
BARBER G. L. (H) 832 E. 63d,
1 to 4 ; res. 215 E. 65th, Hyde Park-353 ; Heriug 1893.
liARBER J. R. (R) Chicago Uni- versity ; ex-Interne Cook Co. Hosp. ; Rush 1902.
BARCAL Edward (R) 43 Mc- Reynolds; Chic. Medl. 1893.
BARCLAY M. R. (R) 59 Walton pi., 1 to 3, Black-1444 ; Univ. of Md. 1888.
BARCLAY Wm. A. (P-M) 1220 Wilcox av., until 9, 2 :30 to 5, 7 to 8, Ogden-861 ; Physio- Medl. Chic. 1897.
BARKER Clarence F. (H) 3914 Ellis av., 8 to 9, 1 to 2, 6 :30 to 7 :30, Douglas-1555 ; Hahn. Chic. 1880 ; Prof. Surg. Hahn. Medl. ; B. J. I.
BARKER B. S. (R) 275 La Salle av., by appointment only ; Dearborn-3374 ; P. & S. Chica- go 1899 ; Mem. Chicago Med- ical Society.
BARKER F. M. (H) Cook Co. Hosp. ; Hahn. 1902.
BARKER Llewelyn (R) ; Univ. Chicago ; Toronto Univ. 1890 ; Prof, of Anat. Univ. of Chic.
BARKER Milton R. (R) 4625 Greenwood av., 8 to 9, 1 to 3, Oak-1172 ; Homeo. ChJc. 1891 ; N.-W. Univ. 1901; A. Q, V.
BARLOW Louis N. (R) 3035 In- diana av., 11 to 12, 3 :30 to 5, 7 to 8, Douglas-146; res. 4039 Indiana av., Oak-79 ; Chic. Medl. 1885; A, G.
McDoi'ioiighfi Chicago Medical Biue BboS:.
UAItXAIlD Ilaydeu S. (11) 2G0O Wallace, 1 to 3, So. -54 : res. 4031 Viucennes av., 9 to 10, 5 to 6, Oak-995 ; Rush 1889 ; Lect. on Gynec. Post-Grad. ; G. A.
BARNES Carl L. (R) 5127 Cor- nell av. : Medl. Coll. of Ind. 1892 ; Mem. A. G.
BARNES C. E. (R) 840 W. (J4th : P. & S. Chic. 1903.
BARNES Florence L. (H) 3G0 E. 62d ; Heriug 1903.
BARNES Walter S. (R) 3000 Michigan av., 9 to 10, 7 to 8, Douglas-1533 ; res. 107 E. 37th ; Univ. Buffalo 1892 ; lustr. Oper. Surg. N.-W. Univ.
BARNSBACK J. Lester (R) 4259 Cottage Grove av., 10 to 12, 4 to 6, 8 to 9, Oakland-450 ; P. & S. Chicago 1903.
BAR'NUM W. T. (R) 1150 Wil- cox av. ; P. & S. Chic. 1903.
BAROTHY A. M. (R) 806, 92 State, 10 to 5, Central-4759 ; res. 4325 Greenwood av., Gray- 122 ; Rush 184)9.
BARR W. Allen (R) 900, 100 State, 9 :30 to 12, Central- 174 ; res. 930 W. Adams, W.- 848 ; Rush 1892 ; Prof. Oph- thal. Chic. Clin. Sch. ; Asst. Surg. 111. Char. Eye and Ear Inflmary ; Mem. A. L. G.
BARRETT Channiug W. (R) 806 Reliance Bldg., 100 State, 2 :30 to 4, except Sunday, Central- 339 ; res. 346 Dearborn av., 12 :30 to 2, 7 to 8, except Wed. and Thurs. evenings ; De- troit College of Medicine 1895 ; Harper Hosp. 1896; Prof, of Gynecology Chicago Clinical School ; Adjunct Prof, of Gyn- ecology and Clinical Gyneology
CuHcge of I'hysicians and Sur- geons Univ. of Illinois ; Asst. Surgeon to Marion Sims Hosp. ; Mem. A. L. G. Q.
ARRON Annie E., 356 S. C ter av., Polk-893 ; P. k Ch-ic. 1903.
BARRETT Edward J. (R) Palm- er House, 8 to Iv. 12 to 3, Central-2974 ; College of Med. and Surg. 1895 ; A.
BARROWS Chas. (R) 2636 Hil- lock ; P. & S. N. Y. 1856.
BARRYTE Evan L. (H) 240 E. Belmont av., 8 to 10, 1 to 3, 7 to 9. Lake View-76 ; Werz- burg 1897 ; Med. Dept. Univ. of the South 1897 ; Attending Phy. German American Hosp. ; Medical Exam, for Columbian Knights, Ben Hur, National Union, Knights and Ladies of America.
BARSTOW Chas. F. (H) 2455 N. 41st ct., until 9, 7 to 8, Irving Park-8; Herlng 1898.
BARSTOW Rhoda Pike (H) 2415 N. 42d av., until 9 :30, 11 :30 to 12 :30, 6 :30 to 8, Irving Park-21 ; Hahn. Chic. 1888 ; Prof, of OLstetrics in Hering Medl. Coll. ; Medl. Exam. L. O. T. M. and Y. of A. of Irving Park ; Mem. III. Homeo. Medl. Assn.
BARTHOLOMEW E. J., 407, 580 W. Madison.
BARTHOLOMEW Jas. K. (R) 893 Milwaukee av., 9 to 10, 1:30 to 2:30, 7 to 8, W.-1418; res. 498 N. Hoyne av., 8. 12, 5:30, W.-1418; Univ. of Mich. 1887; G.
Cliicago Physicians.
1< 9
BAKTHOLOMEW Jas. N. (K) 912, 34 Wastiington, 2 to 3 ; Cential-2285 ; res. 421 Center, 6 to 7 :30, N.-776 ; Medl. Coll. Oliio 1882 ; Prof. Surg. Clin. School ; Surg, to Willard IIosp. ; <G.
BARTLETT Daniel C. (R) 155 Washington, 9 to 5, M.-4158 ; res. 3301 Vernon ; State Bd. 1897.
BARTLETT Henry L. (R) 416G S. Halsted, 10 to 12, 1 to 3, Union-1621 ; N.-W. Univ. 1901 ; ex-Interne Post Graduate and Alexian Bros. Hospitals.
BARTLET-T John (R) 281 Oak, 11 to 12, 4 to 5, 7 to 8; N.- 63 ; Univ. Louisville 1850.
BARTLETT Rufus H. (R) 125 La Salle, 12 to 4, Main-3G02 ; res. 14 Loomis, 7 p. m., Polk- 1614 ; Rush 1879 ; Surgeon and Medical Examiner Aetna Life Ins. Co. ; Mem. A. H. M., etc.
BARTLEY Chas. (R) 1292 W. 22d, until 10, 2 to 3, after 6 ; CanaM49 ; Chic. Medl. 1891.
BARTLEY C. E. (R) 4634 Drexel boul., 7 to 9, 1 to 3, Drexel- 11383 ; Univ. of Harvard 1883.
BARTON Clarence E., 575 W. Madison. ,'
BASKETTE Henry W., 126 Clark, Main-4129.
BASS G. E. (R) 9901 Ewing av., Ito 3, 7 to 8, South Chicago- 8o ; res. 9826 Ewing av.. South Chicago-85 ; Univ. of Vermont 18S2 ; Mem. South Chicago Medical Soc. ; L.
BASS L. G. (R) 11206 Michigan av., 9 to 11, 7 :30 to 9, West Pullman-1902 ; Rush Med. Coll. 1880.
BASSICTT (Jiuules F., 336 Oak- wood boul., Dougias-7225.
BASSOE Peter (R). Chic. Univ. Rush. 1900 ; Assoc, in Path. Rush.
BATES Homer O. (R) Jackson boul. and Halsted, 10 to 11, 2 to 3, Monroe-1858 ; res. 274 Ashland boul., until 8, 6 to 7, Polk-691 ; Toronto 1869 ; P. & S. Keokuk 1878 ; Rush 1885 ; Prof. Obstetrics National Med- ical Coll. and che Chicago Coll. of Med. and Surgery ; Medical Examiner to the Endowment Rank of Knights of I'ythias ; Surgeon to the West Side Met- ropolitan Elevated R. R. Co. ; Surgeon to the Francis E. Wil- lard National Temperance IIosp. ; Mem. Iowa State Medl. Assn. ; A.
BATES J. Harvey (R) SO Madi- son, 10 :30 to 12, 2 :30 to 4 : res. 3256 South Park av., So.- 7(12; L. L. Coll. 1875 ; L. G.
BATES Judge D., 80 Madison.
BATES Laura Cowgill (R) 278 Marshlleld av., 10 to 11, W.- 1136; N.-W. Univ. Woman's 1885.
BATES Morley D. (R) Halsted and Jackson, 10 :30 to 12, 2 to 3, 7 to 8 :30, Monroe-1858 ; 171 Warren av., until 8 :30 a. m., 5 to 6 :30, Ashland- 2U61 ; Rush 1896 ; Asst. in Dis. Chest, Throat & Nose Rush : Surg, to Natl. Temp. Hospital ; Mem. A. L. G.
BATH D. H. (R) 854 W. Polk; Rush 1902.
BATHGATE H. T. (H) 708 W. Harrison, until 9, 12 :30 to 3 6 to 8 ; Chic. Homeo. 1897.
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BAUER A. Frank (R) 240 Blue Island av., lu to 11, 2 to 4, 7 to 8, Monroe-855 ; Miami CIn. 1891.
BAUM William L. (R) 910, 103 State, 9 to 1, Central-2751 ; res. 807 Pullman bldg., HaiTi- S(jn-1523 ; Jeffeisun Medical College rtiila. 1888 ; Treas. and Prof. Skin and Veueieal Diseases Post Grad. Medical Sciiool, Dermatologist to Bap- tist German and Chicago Ilus- prtals, Attending 1-liysician tot Contagious and Infectious Dis- eases Cook County Hosp. ; Sec- retary Cliicago Medico-Legal Society ; Fellow Chicago Acad- emy of Med. ; Mem. Chicago Dermatological Soc. and Amer- ican Urological Soc. ; A. L. G. H. V. Q. W.
BAUAIAA^N Fred (R) 1110, 103 State, 9 to 11, Ceutral-1678 ; 38 K. Harrison, Harrison-2094 ; P. & S. Chic. 1901 ; Asst. Prof. Hygiene and Bact. P. & S. ; G.
BAUMGARTH Herman R. (R) 2400 Dearborn, South-110 ; P.
6 S. Wis. 1898 ; House Physi- cian Post Graduate Hospital.
BAUR Emil Frederick (II) 1488 Milwaukee av., 8 to 9, 1 to 3,
7 to 8, West-547 ; res. 742 W\ F'ullerton av., 12 to 1 and 5 to 6, West-8 ; Medl. Dept. Univ. of Michigan 1892 ; G.
BAUTH Carl Otto (R) 70 State, 1 to 5, Auto-5112 ; res. 284 Winthrop av., 9 to 12 ; Harvey 1896.
BAXTER George Edwin (R) 1211, 34 Washington, 11 to 1, Central-2415 ; res. and office 1916 Evanston av., 4 to 5, 7 to 8 p. m.. Lake Vlew-370 ; Northwestern Univ. 1899 ; Instr. in Clinical Ilaemotology and Clinical Medicine N.-W. Univ. Medl. Schl. ; ex-Interne St. Luke's Hasp. ; Mem. Disp. Staff St. Luke's Hosp. ; Sec. and Mem. North Shore Branch Phys. Club ; A. L. G. ; Special- ty, General Practice.
LEACH Geo. L. (H) 825, 31 W asiiiugtou, 1 to 3 ; re«. 238 Dearborn av. ; Hahn. 1883. BEALL L. F. (&) 1455 Monroe;
Rush 1903. BEARD Charles H. (R) 34 Wash- ington, 9 to 1, 4 to 5, Central- 4522 ; res. 1159 Washington boul. ; Univ. of Louisville, Ky., 1877 ; Surgeon to the IIUhoIs Charitable Eye and Ear Inflrm- ary ; Oculist and Aurlst to Passavant Memorial Hosp. and Xorth Star Dispen.sary ; Mem. Miss. Galley Medl. Assn. ; A. L. G. V. and Chicago Neurul. Soc. BEARD3LEY Jennie A. (R) 6506 Peoria, Went.-763 ; 1'. &. S. Keokuk 1895 ; A. G. BEATTY A. S. (H) Interne Cook Co. Hosp. ; Chic. Homeo. 1903. BEATTY ij., 4135 Indiana av. BEATTY E. (H) 3756 V\ abash av. ; Hering 1901 ; Prof. Mat. Med. Natl. Univ. BEaUDRY J. S. (R) 7047 Princeton av., until 9, 2 :30 to 3 :30, Garfleld-2553 ; Bellevue 1887. BEAUMONT John F. (R) 809, 103 State, 9 to 1, 3 to 5, Cen.- 32 ; res. 1444 Wilson av., Sher- idau-494 ; Hahn. Phila. 1877 , Mem. G. liEAvlS Jas. W. (R) 130 Dear- born ; Toronto Univ. 1869. BEOHTEL Paulina, 305 Larra-
bee. BECK Carl (R) 908, 92 State, 3 to 6, Cen.-3035 ; res. 42 Ros- lyn pi.. Lake Vlew-442 ; Univ of I'rague 1889 ; Prof. Surg. Path. P. & S. ; Prof. Surg. Post Grad. ; Surg, to Cook Co. Hosp. BECK Emil G. (R) 92 State, 2 to 4, Central-3035 ; rea. 620 La Salle av., 6 to 8, N.-857 : P. & S. Chic. 1896; Mem. Ger. Med. Soc, Bohemian Med. Soc, A. G. BECK John C. (R) 126 Oak, un- til 10, 2 to 4, 6 to 8, Nofth- 1039 : P. & S. Chic. 1900.
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BECK Jos. C. (R) Suite 908 Stewart Bldg., 92 State, 9 to 1. Central-3035 : res. 565 E. 45th, Oaklaiid-802 ; College of I'hyslciaBS and Surgeons (Med- ical Dept. Univ. of Illinois) 1895 ; Prof. Otology and Lar- yngology Chicago Eye, Ear, Xose and Throat College ; Ad- junct Prof. Otology and Rhino- Laryngology College of Physi- cians and Surgeons (Medical Iiept. Univ. of Illinois) ; Ocu- list to St. Joseph's Hospital ; Fellow American Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto-Laryn- gology ; Member American I>ar- yn.-Rhin. and Otol. Soc. ; Ger- man Medical Soc. ; A. L. G.
BECK Lewis K. (R) 449 E. 63d, 10 to 12, 2 to 4, Hyde Park- 543 : N.-W. Univ. Med. Sell. 1901 ; L. G.
PECKER Anna (H) 595 Monroe boul., Osden-2103 ; Hahn Chi- cago 1889.
PECKER Emil C. (R) 385 W. Diversey av.. until 9, 12 :30 to 2. 6 :30 to 8, '\Yest-1502 ; Rush 1897.
BECKER J. C. (R) 4259 Weut- v.'orth : Med. Coll. of Ind. 1898.
BECKER Wilhelm (R) 1037 S. Leavitt, 9 to 10, 1 to 2, Caual- 659 : Milwaukee Medl. 1897.
BECKER Wm. F. (H) 928 W. Jackson, 8 to 10, 2 to 4, 7 to 8. AV.-841 : Chic. Homeo. 1894.
PEDARD U. A. (R) 230 Francis, Polk-132: Rush 1894.
liEDELL Leila G. (H) 749, 31 'tVashington, 11 to 1 ; Boston Univ. 1878.
BEEBE John E. (R) 2668 Mag- nolia, Grace-371 ; Gross, Den- ver, 1895