Daily Colonist (1896-02-07) . suooESSOR qro. NOTICE OF ASSIGME Ppaant to ?tli6i.CreilltorsMnistfDee4s Act, 1890,and-AmendingActs, DR. SWEANY mi.m. MARTIN KATCLIPFE, a graduate of some of the beat modical [and surgi-cal colleges of this country, has purchassd the offices and business formerly conductedhy Dr. I.ovcrott .Swoimy, at 711} Front street, Seattle. Dr. Rwcaiiy has been .^o well andla vonibly known to the peoulc of Heiittle ami the Nnrllnvest that in purcluisiiiK theKood-will of these ollices Dr. KalclilVo desires the public to know that he will he pleascilto meet any who have been pati

Daily Colonist (1896-02-07) . suooESSOR qro. NOTICE OF ASSIGME Ppaant to ?tli6i.CreilltorsMnistfDee4s Act, 1890,and-AmendingActs, DR. SWEANY mi.m. MARTIN KATCLIPFE, a graduate of some of the beat modical [and surgi-cal colleges of this country, has purchassd the offices and business formerly conductedhy Dr. I.ovcrott .Swoimy, at 711} Front street, Seattle. Dr. Rwcaiiy has been .^o well andla vonibly known to the peoulc of Heiittle ami the Nnrllnvest that in purcluisiiiK theKood-will of these ollices Dr. KalclilVo desires the public to know that he will he pleascilto meet any who have been pati Stock Photo

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Daily Colonist (1896-02-07) . suooESSOR qro. NOTICE OF ASSIGME Ppaant to ?tli6i.CreilltorsMnistfDee4s Act, 1890, and-AmendingActs, DR. SWEANY mi.m. MARTIN KATCLIPFE, a graduate of some of the beat modical [and surgi-cal colleges of this country, has purchassd the offices and business formerly conductedhy Dr. I.ovcrott .Swoimy, at 711} Front street, Seattle. Dr. Rwcaiiy has been .^o well andla vonibly known to the peoulc of Heiittle ami the Nnrllnvest that in purcluisiiiK theKood-will of these ollices Dr. KalclilVo desires the public to know that he will he pleascilto meet any who have been patients of these otlices at any time. All old ])atlent8 willreceive his careful personal consideratiuu of their cases and the attention and ti-eatmeutthat years of experience dictate. NO ADDITIONAL FEE WILL BE CHARGED, iViul Dr. Uatclille cordially invites tliein all to coutiiuie tlieir treatment with him.Dr. fiatcliile has had a vast and varied experience in the spoeialty practice.. Be-.sides bcidg a graduate of the leading collegps of medi

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