Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory 1906, Part 1

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DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


OLD LINE ... 40th YEAR


EQUITABLE LIFE


Insurance OF IOWA Company


Home Office


DES MOINES


Admitted Assets January 1, 1006


$4,861,933.00


Liabilities (Actuaries Table 4 per cent)


4.101,543-00


Surplus to Policy Holders


670,390.00


Insurance In Force January 1, 1906


$27,500,162 00


ALL FORMS OF LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES issued at reasonable rates, with Annual Dividends, and all policies are


secured by deposit of the full Reserve with the


STATE OF IOWA


Amount of such Deposit January 1, 1906


$4,343,151.64


If you WANT THE BEST life insurance, or an agency for the company which sells it, or TO BORROW MONEY on your farm-


write us.


OFFICERS


P.M.HUBBELL, Prostdout


CYRUS KIRK, Vice-President H. D. THOMPSON, Treasurer


J. C. CUMMINS, Secretary


G. P. HANAWALT, -Medical Director


TRUSTEES


Fred G. Hubbell


Cyrus Kirk


Simon Casady


Robert Fullerton


Homer A. Miller


H. D. Thompson


J. C. Cummins


F. M. Hubbell


R. L. POLK & CO.'S


BOTH 'PHONES 796


L. H. KURTZ COMPANY


312-314 WALNUT STREET


DES MOINES, IOWA


Hardware, Stoves and Tinware


PAINTS, OILS &


0


PAINTERS' SUPPLIES


Wholesale


Plumbing and Heating Supplies


Bishop


Babcock Beer Pumps


CARBONIC ACID GAS


HEADQUARTERS FOR


Superior Ranges, Kitchen Furniture


DES MOINES CITY .DIRECTORY>


WILLCOX,HOWELL & HOPKINS


General Insurance Agents


Fire, Lightning, High Winds, Tornado, Cy-


clone, Plate Glass and Rent Insurance


Representing the STRONGEST LINE of


STOCK COMPANIES in Des Moines


Personal Accident and Employers' Liability


AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO


OF HARTFORD, CONN.


BONDS OF ALL KINDS


NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY OF


NEW YORK


OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY IN DES MOINES


ESTABLISHED IN 1865


OFFICE IN HAWKEYE INSURANCE CO'S BUILDING


207 West Fourth Street


Both 'Phones 1082


DES MOINES, IOWA


B. L. POLK


To


Single Men Bachelors


and even


Married Men


Greeting


W E have added to our well equipped Laundry a department for mending .SHIRTS, repairing, sewing on buttons, and putting on new neck bands FREE OF CHARGE.


Enough said.


Don't forget the number.


Des Moines


-


Laundry


215- Walnut.


J .- HENRY TOUSSAINT, Proprietor.


DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


Cash Capital $100,000


STA


T E


Insurance Company


DES MOINES IOWA


Total Assets


$376,036.70


Liabilities, except Capital


211.892.00


Surplus, Policy Holders


164,144.70


THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY


Was organized in 1865 is therefore forty one years old. Has a reputation for fairness second to none. -. It has paid to its policy holders for lose by Fire, Lightning and Tornadoes the enormous sum of


Three Million, Seven Hundred and Ninety-seven Thousand Dollars


THE STATE is a home company, confines its business to Iowa, and is worthy of the


patronage of all Iowa people. It's Directors are among the strongest and best known men:


in Iowa. They are.


H. UMFRID W. M. ELLIOTT


J. H. WINDSOR


H. A. ELLIOTT


A. L. HAGER


M. R. VOORHEES


D. W. SMOUSE


THEO. F. GREFE T. S. CATHCART


ITS OFFICERS ARE


J.H. WINDSOR, President


H/A. ELLIOTT, Vice-President


T. F. GREFE, Secretary and Treasurer


WITMER & KAUFFMAN,Agents


.SEE-FRONT COVER


Manhattan Building, Fifth Street


8


R. L. POLK & CO.S.


CAPITAL


Fire Insurance


INDEMNITY AGAINST


Company


FIRE, LIGHTNING AND


TORNADOES


Confines Its Business


to łowa


Pays Its Losses Promptly


and Without Litigation


Patronize a Home Company and Help to Build Up :


lowa and Its Queen City


OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING, 416 FOURTH STREET


S. T. BERRY, President


J. D. BERRY, Secretary


City Agents


WITMER & KAUFFMAN


TELEPHONE-759 MUTUAL SEE RIGHT TOP LINES


DES MOINES CITY -DIRECTORY.


IN ALL THAT IS GOOD


IOWA AFFORDS THE BEST


Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance Company


Des Moines,


Iowa


An Old Line


Level Premium


Life Company


Organized by Iowa Men and Chartered under the


Laws of Iowa March 18, 1886


OFFICERS


FRANK D. JACKSON, President


SIDNEY A. FOSTER, Secretary


GILBERT_B. PRAY, Treasurer JAMES TAGGART PRIESTLEY, Medical Director:


Largest Cash Settlements


Agents Wanted


Correspondence Solicited


B. L. POLK 00.8.


The Kirkwood


PM


Des Moines, Jowa-


EVERYTHING NEW


$50,000 In Improvements


REMODELED THROUGHOUT


First-Class In All Appointments


European Plan 75c upwards


Finest Cafes and Bar in łowa


Kirkwood Hotel Co. Prop's.


T. B. VEITCH,-President


MATT KANE, Sec'y, and Treas.


DES MOINES CITY -DIRECTORY. _ U


1-1


A. W. DUDLEY, President


lowa


Business_College


Comprises the following schools The lowa Business College, The lowa School of Shorthand The lowa School of Penmanship


The work done in any of these schools is of the highest grade, each being under the supervision of a trained.expert, not only as a teacher, but in practical business experience


W.well. The Course of Study for the Commercial Department has been fovised, and broad


encd, by introducing a complete system of business training, the use of which has proved


3 a large suc cess. "Our system not only develops the"How," but the "why" as well.


New classes organized each week .


EVENING SCHOOL FROM OCTOBER TO APRIL


We, the undersigned, bankers of Des Moines, having ourselves been students in the Iowa Business College, take pleasure in recommending that school to young people who desire a good business education.


Signed:


Arthur Reynolds, President Des Moines National Bank


Simon Casady, Vice-Pres Des Moines Savings-Bank


G. D. Ellyson, Cashier Marquardt Savings Bank


A. C. Miller, Cashier Home Savings Bank


F. P. Flynn, Asst. Cashier People's Savings Bank G. A. Nelson, Iowa National Bank


W. H. Hedges, Marquardt Savings Bank -F. Snyder, Marquardt Savings Bank


John W. Stehm, Des Moines Savings Bank . J. W. Mullane, Des Moines Savings Bank -- Chas. E. Reinig, Des Moines Savings Bank - -C. N. Collins, Iowa National Bank


Louis Helmer, Iowa National Bank G. D. Powers, Iowa National Bank


E. S. Wellslager, Des Moines National Bank Harry O. Brown, American Savings Bank


Bert McKee, Home Savings Bank Geo. I. Huffman, Central State Bank


W. W. Petrie, Iowa National Bank A. S. Lurie, Iowa National Bank


F. A. Storck, Iowa State Bank


If you are contemplating a course in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Penmanship. Typewriting; Civil Service or English, it will pay you to visit our school and examine our facilities for Imparting knowledge.


SEND OR CALL FOR OUR FINE ILLUSTRATED, CATALOGUE


Address


A. W. DUDLEY. President


Mut. 'Phone 873


Cor. 4th and Locust Sts ., Des Moines,


Organized in 1865


H. L. POLK & CO.'S


The Glasgow Woolen Mills Co.


E. F. BAILEY, Proprietor


MODERN CLOTHES MAKERS for MEN


Suit or Overcoat to Order


NO MORE 15 NO LESS


A Thousand Styles A Single Price


316 Sixth Avenue West Side Between Walnut and Locust


The Des Moines Store was established in September 1899, and


has enjoyed an ever steady increasing trade. We claim to make the best $15 suit in the country because We Know How.


We get our goods in large quantities Direct From The Mills, make the garments in our own shop by Union Labor, build them after the latest and best models of fashion- in fact we give perfect satisfaction. That is why we are to-day doing the largest Merchant Tailoring busi- ness in Iowa.


We present a line of Clothing that is particularly pleasing to goed dressers. Quality, Style, Fit and Workmanship the Latest and Best.


Glasgow Clothes are" Popular


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E. F . BAILEY, Prop.


316 SIXTH AVE


DES MOINES CITY DIRECTOBY .. 18


Des Moines Manufacturing


and Supply Company


Makers of Mac Hot Air Furnaces and all styles of


Power Boilers, including Heating Boilers for Hot


Water and Steam


Specialty: "NEW LIFE HEATING BOILERS.


ALSO ENGINES, COAL MINING MACHINERY AND ELEVATOR MACHINERY


Brick and Glay, Machinery, Rock Breakers and Stucco Mill May chinery, Steel Jail Cells and Bridge Work, Smoke Stacks and Pressure Tanks and Heavy Steel Metal Work. All kinds of Cast Iron Work, Heavy Forgings, Machine work. We also keep a full. stock of Ma- chinery Supplies. Repair work on Engines, Boilers and Machinery always promptly attended to.


Works and Office


101 to 121 E. COURT AVENUE


BOTH-PHONES 557


B. I. FOLK & CO.'S


MARK JOHNSON CO.


GOLDENRULE CLOTHIERS .507-509 WALNUT ST.


lowa's Best Clothing House


FIRST FLOOR


Men's Clothing Department


Men's Hat Department


Men's Furnishing Department Boys' Clothing and Furnish


ing Department


SECOND FLOOR


Trunk and Traveling Bag Department Wholesale Department


BASEMENT


Receiving Department Reserve Stock Department


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DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK


of


Des Moines, lowa


: CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT _STREETS


Capital $200,000


Surplus $100,000


OFFICERS 1


J. G: ROUNDS, President S. A. MERRILL, Vice-President


GEO. E. PEARSALL, Cashier GEO. C. COOPER, Ass't Cashier


DIRECTORS


A. Younker


Geo. E. Pearsall


Samuel A. Merrill


W. E. Coffin


J. G. Rounds


G. E. King B. A. Lockwood


M. Strauss Chas. H. Morris


( See Front Cover)


STATE SAVINGS BANK


OF


Des Moines,


lowa


Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets


Capital,


$50,000


Surplus and Profits


20,000


DOES ONLY A SAVINGS BUSINESS


INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS


TI. STRAUSS, J. G. ROUNDS, GEO. E. PEARSALL, I. M. LIBSER,


President


Vice-President


Cashier


Assistant Cashier


6


DIRECTORS


S. A. MERRILL


FL, STRAUSS


S. T. SLADE


DR. D. W. SHOUSE


GEO. E. PEARSALL


J. G. ROUNDS


W. E. COFFIN


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R. L .. POLK & CO.'0


Capital


$100,000


Surplus $25,000


THE


People's Savings Bank


Des Moines, Iowa


DIRECTORS


L. Sheuerman


Dr. D. W. Smouse-


C. H. Martin


C. H. Ainley


J. A. Garver


H. C. Wallace


O. H. Perkins


T. F. Flynn


C. C. Loomis


OFFICERS


C. H. MARTIN, President


T. E. FLYNN, Vice-President


....


E. A. SLININGER, Ass't Cashier


F. P. FLYNN, Cashier


(See Backbone)


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DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY ..


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ARTHUR REYNOLDS, President . A. J. ZWART, Cashier


J. H. BLAIR, Vice-President- ?


UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY


Des Moines


National Bank


DES MOINES, IOWA


Capital


$300,000


Surplus and Undivided Profits 100,000


SAFETY VAULTS Boxes from $2 to $10 per Annum


Our Facilities for Handling Your Business Are Unsurpassed


DIRECTORS


Arthur Reynolds D. G. Edmundson


W. S. Regur 1


Geo: M. Reynolds


Carroll Wright


George M. Van Evera. C. W. Pitcairn


John. H. Blair


M. Frankel


Charles A. Rawson


L. Sheuerman


(SEE FRONT COVER)


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R. L. POLK & Co.'s


W. B. MARTN A. O. HAUGE L. M. BARLOW


President. Cashier Ass't Cashier


Iowa


The most progressive and conven- iently located bank on the east


side


Trust


Sav=


ings


Bank


Northeast Corner East Fifth and Locust


Accounts of corporations, firms, and individuals solicitéd. We pay 4% semi-annual interest


DIRECTORS; W. B. Martin, L. E. Sampson, A. O. Hauge,


W. D. Batsholts, John H. Beyer, G. S. Gilbertson, D. H. Kooker,


W. B. Martin, Jr.


OPEN SATURDAYS FROM FVE TO SX P. M.


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DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


Home of the CENTURY SAVINGS BANK


Des Moines, Iowa.


4%


SATURDAY


ON


5 O'CLOCK


TIME


TO


DEPOSITS


7 O'CLOCK


-


SAFETY VAULTS Boxes from $2 to $5 per Annum


Capital,


W. G. HARVISION, President H. M. WHINERY, Cashier


.L. E. HARBACH, Vice President


D. A. BYERS, Asst. Cash.


. . . DIRECTORS


GEO. M. CHRISTIAN


JOHN B. SULLIVAN P. C. KENYON


W. G. BURNSIDE H. H. TEACHOUT


W. G. HARVISON J. B. UHL JOHN W. RUDEBECK L. E. HARBACH


( See Backbone)


$100,000.00


OFFICERS


OPEN


EVENINGS


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R. L. POLK & CO.'s


IOWA LOAN & TRUST CO.


NOS. 207, 209 and 211 FIFTH STREET Des Moines, lowa (INCORPORATED 1872)


Capital


$500.000.00 -


Surplus and Undivided Earnings,


572,976.96.


W E. COFFIN GEO. F. WALKER G. W. GRAY EDWIN HULT


President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary


Interest paid on Time Deposits.


"Four per cent. interest paid on funds invested in its debentures and on Savings Accounts.


Real Estate Mortgage Loans made at current rates.


Mortgages purchased.


Municipal and School Bonds bought and sold.


Accepts any municipal or corporate trust not inconsistent with the laws of lowa. Acts as Trustee. under Mortgage for any, corporation or individual and as Registrar and Transfer Agent for corporations. - Will hold any Real or Personal Estate on trusts created by agreement with any individual or corporation.


This Company will care for and manage any estate real or personal, during the temporary or permanent absence of the owner, or for persons advanced in years, or for any reason unable to give personal attention to the management of their property, and will attend to collection of rents, interest, dividends, payment of taxes and other"obligations, etc.


5


Honest Mining and Honest Banking are equally Le-


-gitimate and Honorable. Dishonesty in either


Business is Disastrous.


Legitimate Mining is commanding attention and money as never before.


Its profits are enormous. No other business offers such opportunities. Actual profits on investments of-


ten reach from 100% to 3,000 % in less than one year.


WM.B. HARRISON, THE BROKER,


makes a specialty of reliable mining investments. In November 1905, he- recom- mended a stock at 18c which sold in November, 1906, at $15.00. Another rose from 70c to $7.75 and another from 40c to $10.00 in less than one year. Many similiar records have been made in the last year.


Right Now there are many chances to buy good stocks which have every pros- pect of an enormous increase in value. Let Harrison help you select them. He is In daily communication with best markets. Whether you want to buy or sell, see or write him at


524-525 FLYNN BUILDING


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DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


Baker Machinery Co.


WM. HENRY BAKER, Proprietor


Manufacturers of all styles of FREIGHT and PASSENGER ELEVATORS


Dealers in


Power


Transmission


Goods


Iron Pipe and


Fittings


Water Goods


Mill & Factory.


Supplies


Engineers


Supplies


Coal Mining


Machinery


Brick and Clay


Machinery


STORE HOUSE ELEVATOR


Wood Split Pulleys, Iron Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers and Box- ings, Packing, Leather Belting, Rubber Belting, Waste, Oils, Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Air Compressors.


General Machine Shop & Boiler Repairing


206 Court Avenue and 128 Second Street


Both 'Phones No. 331.


DES MOINES, IOWA


22


B. L. POLK & CO.'s


lowa Enamel Brick & Stone Co.


511 LOCUST ST., DES MOINES, IOWA, Manufacturers of all kinds of Concrete Building and Ornamental-Stone OFFICE PHONE: MUT. 7205 K


FACTORY. { MUT. 1235


-TOWA1539 J


Enamel Coficrete Brick.


We unhesitatingly claim that our Enamel Face Building Brick to be the very best ob- tainable-regardless of price. We also furnish-concrete back wall brick, of equal strength


and lasting qualities as our Enamel Face Brick, and-fur- nish from-stock, or make to special order. . Porch columns -all kinds of building trim- mings Water Tables=Win- dow Caps and Sills-Porch Railings Balusters-Brackets -Floor Tiling-Porch Tiling- Wairiscoting -. . Mantel Brick -- Tiling, etc. - all of which we furnish in any color desired at reasonable prices.


We have established and will maintain the highest standard of quality in all our products. Enamel, stone is of equal .value for both exterior and in- terior decorations, being pecu- liarly adapted for ornamental work, such as has formerly been produced in carved mar- ble, terra cotta or stucco and other plastic materials, and is a crystalized stone, which will stand for hundreds or thousands of years, - an absolute barrier against the destructive ele- ments demanding neither re- pair, paint nor polish, a monu- ment to man's ingenuity.


Hollow Building Blocks, Enamel Concrete Stone. and Rock Faced kept in stock at all times. - We make a specialty of difficult design. work. Bring your. special designs and get our prices.


Estimates on all work For materials cheerfully furnished


at any . time. OFFICERS


W. H ._ Langan, Pres. D. M. Johnson, Vice- Pres. .Frederick Field, Treas. H. S. Chase, Secretary .... Frank Stehm, Manager.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS I. E. Tone. J. W. Howell,


Frank Stehm, Oren Ruffcorn,


W.H. Langan, D. M. Johnson, H. S. Chase.


TOWA PIPESTILI


C. A. RAWSON, Pres. and Manager


H. A. RAWSON,


Sec. and Treas.


2


DES MOINES, IOWA


MANUFACTURERSOF


We invite correspondence from county and township officials, city and town authorities and others re- quiring or contemplating the use of sewer or culvert pipe, drain tile, flue lin-


DOUBLE STRENGTH SEWER


ing or wall coping.


CULVERT


PIPE


IOWA PIPE AND TILE COMPANY


Office and Factory East


Fourth Street on C.&N. W.Ry. Corner Hayes St.


DES MOINES, IOWA


DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


.93


MARTIN-CULBERTSON CO.


MAKERS OF


Everything in Mill Work


Interior Finish, Mantels, Hard Wood Finish, Counters


and Shelving, Bank Counters. Odd Sized


Work a Specialty.


CORNER EIGHTH AND VINE STREETS


MUTUAL 'PHONE NO. 36


DES MOINES, IOWA


IOWA PHONE NO. 32


J. W. TURNER, Pres.


PAUL V. REILLY, Sec.


J. W. TURNER IMPROVEMENT CO.


Underground Conduits a Specialty


Engineering


Dam Construction,


Paving and Water Works.


Electrical Plants.


General


Civil and Electrical Engineering.


Contracting


Sewer Construction.


and


309 YOUNGERMAN BLOCK


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R. L. POLK & Co.'s


Anchor Fire Insurance Company


Des Moines,


lowa


Stock Company


ASSETS, $450,000.00


.. A STRONG IOWA COMPANY ..


L. E. ELLIS, Secretary J. S. CLARK, President J. G. GARDNER, Vice-Pres


G. E. MACKINNON, Treasurer G. A. HOLLAND, Supt. Agencie


CITY AGENCY AT OFFICE OF COMPANY


Office in Marquardt . Block, Corner Fifth and Locust


W. F. MITCHELL, President


B. E. SEGNER, Secretary


W. F. MITCHELL CO


GENERAL CONTRACTORS


AND PROPRIETORS.


ASBESTINE STONE WORKS


Bonds given for satisfactory completion of work.


Contracts taken for all kinds of building.


All kinds of job work promptly attended to.


Give us a trial and we will guarantee satisfaction.


Shop and Office, 116 and 118 W. Lighth St.


Des Moines, Iowa


DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


25.


DES MOINES RUBBER STAMP WORKS


Rubber Stamps and Supplies,


Notarial and Corporation Seals,


Stencils, Baggage Checks,


Metal Badges, Etc.


ROBERT B, DRYSDALE


.05 № ЭМОЯТЕМАА. Н.С. JOH2 21008


Basement, 206 Fifth Street


W. W. STEELE,


-Violin Maker


- Richest, sweetest and most powerful toned


instruments in the country.


VIOLINS, MANDOLINS AND GUITARS REPAIRED


Violins graduated on scientific principles. My-


Bass Bars will improve 99 in every 100 Violins


BOWS REHAIRED


When four or more bows are sent for rehairing- I pay express one way.


CLARINETS


W.c-make a specialty of repairing Clarinets and all reed instruments. We keep a supply of all kinds of reeds. Fine AMBER OIL VARNISH for sale. Correspondence solicited. Address: J. A. STEELE, Manager


Over 418 West Walnut St.


DES MOINES, IOWA


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VALLEY JUNCTION DIRECTORY.


JAS. MAINE, Pres:


H. A. MAINE, V .. Pres. ..


O. E. MAINE, Sec. and Treas


JAMES MAINE & SONS CO.


GENERAL CONTRACTORS


Supt. furnished for all classes of work.


Jbbing of all kinds promptly attended to. ALSO ..


Manufacturers of Sand Brick


Yards East Twenty-first and Maury Streets.


Office, 119 Eighth Street, Des Moines, Iowa


Both PHONES | 804 Iowa


. -


804 Mut. .


See Right Side Lines


BECKMAN BROS.


FACTORY EAST FIFTH and RAC- COON STREETS 0


IRON FOUNDERS AND


TELEPHONE 712 MACHINISTS :


MANUFACTURERS OF


IRON AND WOOD PUMPS


AMERICAN


BECKMANBROS Mr.AS. DES MOINES, IĄ.


U.S. STANDARD


Cylinders, Wind Mills, Pumps, Dealers' Supplies, Engines, Boilers, Light Castings and AMERICAN SCALES.


JOBBERS OF IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS. Brass Goods, Hose, Engines, Trimmings, Etc.


DES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY.


DES MOINES BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS


Designers and Builders of


FIRE ESCAPES


Bridges, Roof Trusses, Girders, Water


Towers and Complete Water Works


All kinds of Iron and Steel for Buildings. Steel


Beam's, Angles and other shapes carried in stock


Office and Works:


Tuttle Street, between Ninth and Eleventh


Phones: Mutual Main 1146: Iowa 739 M


MADISON COAL CO.


COAL 1


For Domestic and Steam Use


MINERS AND SHIPPERS


BEST COAL PROMPT SHIPMENT


Phones: Mutual 1901; Iowa 868


Mines 23d and Hickman Ave.


309 West Seventh Street


DES MOINES, . n


IOWA


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R. L. POLK & co.'s


Still College of Osteopathy


THE CURRICULUM


I. Thefundamental Osteopathic branches. The first portion of the course in Osteo- pathic therapeutics consists mainly of instruction in the fundamental Osteopathic sciences. It includes the following courses: 1. Chemistry.


Physiology of the Nervous system.


Inorganic.


Physiological Chemistry.


Physiological.


4 Pathology.


2. Anatomy.


Special Pathology


Human Anatomy (Dis secting).


Bacteriology.


Histblogy and Cytology.


5. Psychology.


Embryology.


Applied.


Neurology.


Osteopathic Theory and


& Physiology


Principles


General Physiology.


II. The Clinical Osteopathic Branches. The remaining portion of the course includes


the following branches:


1. Osteopathic Diagnosis and


Diseases of the Genito-urinary Fract


2.


Pathology


6. Obstetrics and Gynecology.


3. Surgery.


4. Symptomatology


7.


Diseases of the Chest, Throat and Nose.


Infectious Diseases.


Diseases of the Digestive System.


28. Diseases of the Eye and Ear.


Diseases of the Circulatory System.


9. Skin and Veneral Diseases


LARGEST OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC IN THE WORLD SEND FOR CATALOGUE


C. E. THOMPSON, :. M., D. O., President.


WILLIAM E. D. RUMMEL, A. M., LL. B., Sec'y and Manager


DES MOINES CABINET CO.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Show Case, Bank, Store and Office Fixtures Stair and Special Cabinet. Work. Estimates furnished on all kinds of general Planing Mill Work. Office and Factory: 403-405-407 W. So. Ninth St. Mutual Phone 770 -


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Organic.


General Pathology.


Theoretical.


Technique.


5. Nervous and Mental Diseases


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DES MOINES CITY. DIRECTORY.


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The Reed School FOR NERVOUS AND BACKWARD CHILDREN


AND FOR THE CORRECTION OF DEFECTIVE SPEECH. The School makes a favorable impression on both Physician and Parent,


Because :-


The "family physician" notes the skillful. careful use of the latest means of bringing about the greatest possible mental and phy- Bicul development of children whe require far more individual care and discriminating guid- ance than ean possibly be given in the ordinary publie or private school


Because :-


The parent notes the truly "homelike" atmos- phere which is present, as iridicated by -the entire absence of anything "institutional.


The parent notes the evident pleasure which the Road School-pupils take in their work.


The parent notes the many unmistakable to- kens of the exercise of the tenderest care in the proper development, mentally and physi -. cally, of every pupit.


The parent notes the school's proud record, showing the Arousing of dormant faculties, the correction of misdirected energies. and in not a few cases the fitting of children to attend/ regular schools who had formerly been re- jected by such schools, on the ground that it was impossible for such children to be taught.


A leading lecture of the work is the cure of stammering and other forms of defective speech. This work is by no means confined to the nervous and backward. a's the Reed method for the cure of stammering is favorably known throughout the country and attracts pupils of all ages including professional and business men. The premises utilized and the teachers employed are entirely separate from those connected with the school for nervous and backward children. · Refer by permission to :- DR. DAVID INGLIS. President Michigan State Medical Society, Prof. Mental and Nervous Diseases Detroit College of Medicine DR. WM. J. HERDMAN, Prof. Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System, Untvorst igan. Ann Arbor. Mich. DR. CHARLES G. JENNINGS. member American Pediatric Society. Prof. Diseases of Child- ren. Detroit College of Medicine.


.DR. H. L. K. SHAW, momber American Pediatric. Society, Lecturer in Pediatrics at Albany Medical College, Attending Surgeon Child's Hosphatand albany Orphan Ass him Send for Illustrated Catalogue. ".


THE REED SCHOOL, 245-285 West Grand Boulevard.


FRANK A. REED, Principal. DETROIT, MICH


The "family physician". notes that the Reed School has secured the unreserved approval of all the leading specialists in the care of chil dren in health and disease who are personany familiar with its facilities, its methods and the results which it attains ._


The "family physician" notes that this school is not for the exploitation of any "fad" in child -training, but is open to the acceptance of the latest developments in its line of work which have received scientific approval.


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R. L. POLK & CO.'s


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POLK'S


DENTAL REGISTER


AND DIRECTORY


IT IS A FACT that the tourin sive men in the dental profession regard the REGISTER as a standard book of reference which ought to be in every dentist's library.


The Register is designed to so completely cover the dental directory field that further investment in that line will be unnecessary.


If you want to know the COLLEGE STANDING of the dentists you come in contact "with, you will find it in the Register.


The INDEX TO DENTISTS In the Register will enable you to locate a LOST FRIEND if he is practicing anywhere in the United States.


List of Dentists arranged by States, giving Postoffice Address, with Population and Location of each place.


College and Class of Graduation.


All the Existing and Extinct Dental Colleges in the United States and Canada with Location, Faculty, etc., arranged by States and Provinces.


Auxiliary and Post Graduate Institutions and Courses.


Dental Colleges in the United States and Canada arranged Alphabetically by Name. Classified Directory of Business Pertaining to the Dental Profession.


The various National, Interstate, State and Local Dental Societies, Dental Journals, Boards of Dental Examiners, and other Dental-Institutions.


The full text of the Laws for regulating the Practice of Dentistry in each State and Province.




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