The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-10

the Importance of Intelligent Legisla-
ton and Education as Factors i'm the
Prevention and Cure of tuberculosis"
DR.. Thos. p. ,Cheesborough, Asheville.
The Business Side of the Profess
sion," DR.. r. r. Dickinson, Wilson.
"Quinine," DIR. j. M. PARROT, Kin
ston.
Some Uses and Abuses of Classes"
DR.. r. V. Brawley, Salisbury.
Specific Keratitis and Trachoma,"
DR.. j. H. Hornett, Wilmington.
THE Pupil Reflex an Aid to Diagno-
SIS DR.. H. H. Briggs, Asheville.
"Adenoids in Children-A Plea for
early Recognition and Treatment"
DR.. r. j. league, Roxboro.
The Treatment of Joints Injured
by Chronic rheumatism DR.. Michael
Hoke, Atlanta, Ga.
Legislation and the Doctor DIR.
Seavy Highsmth, Hope Mills.
Gas and Ether Anaesthesia,' DR..
Southgate Leigh, Norfolk, Va.
1.-THE Morphological and Psyche
! Physical Intrinsicalities of the Negro
| Race" Dr. N. b. Herring, Wilson.
THE Use of the Cystoscope," DR.. A.
j. Crowell. Charlotte.
| "Gun-Shot Wounds of the Abdomen
with Report of Cases." DR.. j. w. Long,
|
"Some Recent Work on the Kidney"
DR.. St Clair Spruill, Baltimore, Md.
Treatment of Some Common Frac-
| lures in Private Practice" DR.. f. H.
Russell, Wilmington.
Surgical Treatment of Retro-Dis-
placement of the Prolapsed Uterus"
DR.. C. M. Strong, Charlotte.
Menstrual Disorders, DR.. J. J.
| Young, Clayton.
! TN Of
ture," DR.. Stuart Mcclure, Richmond
| Va.
'Lacerated CeryiX, Results and
/ Treatment, DR.. p. j. Macon, Warren
ton.
Immediate Repair of Lacerated
Perninaeum," DR.. Z. A. Nicholson,
| Washington.
when to Amputate," DR.. H. A.
! Register, Raleigh.
| "a Plea for Early Explorative Incis-
| ion for Diagnostic and Curative Ends
in Masked Conditions of the Upper
| Portions of the Abdomen" DIR. Hugh
NJ Taylor Richmond, Va.
| "a protest Against Indiscriminate
Surgical Operations Upon the Female
| Organs of Generation" DR.. A. K. Tay-
loe, Tarboro.
RAILWAY Spine (Traumatlc Neuras-
| thenia) What is it, and How Recog-
nized 2" DR.. j. r. Rogers, Raleigh.
| abdominal Surgery With Special
] Reference to the Preparation and At
ter Treatment" DR.. W. p. Whiting
ton, Asheville.
| "Papillomata and Their Degenera-
tions," DR.. VIM. deb. MacNider, Raj
| eigh.
| Address on Radium and it's Uses
Prof. Chas Baskerville. Chapel Hill.
"Nephritis," Dr. r. f. Mason, Char
lotte.
Exhibition of Specimens Under Sec
ton on Gynaecology, DR.. II. A. Roys-
| ter Raleigh.
"Cholelithiasis, With Special Refer
ence to Surgical Treatment" DIR. AL
fred G. Wood, Philadelphia, Pa.
Paper, DR.. c. l.. Minor, Asheville.
! Paper, DR.. w. K. Lane, Goldsboro.
Officers and COMMUNICATIONS.
/ President-Dr. Henry Bascom Wea-
YER, Asheville.
First Notwithstanding. John Hey
Williams Asheville.
Second ce-President-Dr. John c.
Rodman, Washington.
Third e-President-Dr. S. F.
Pfohl, Winston.
| Secretary-Dr. j. Howell Way,
Waynesville.
Treasurer-Dr Geo. T. Skies. Girls
som.
First District-Dr. Oscar Mcmillan,
Elizabeth City.
Second District-Dr. David T. Tay-
loe, President, Washington.
Third District-Dr. Frank II. Rus
sell, Wilmington.
Fourth District-Dr. Albert Ander-
son, Wilson.
Fifth District-Dr. ]. F. Highsmith,
Fayetteville.
Sixth District-Dr. Hubert A. Roys-
ter, Secretary, Raleigh.
Seventh District-Dr. Edward G..
Register, Charlotte.
! Winston.
Ninth District-Dr. Thos. e. Ander-
son, Statesville.
Tenth District-Dr. James A. Bur-
roughs, Asheville.
Committee on Finance-Drs. James
A. Burroughs, Asheville; T. e. Ander-
son, Statesville Frank Duffy, New
! Bern.
Committee on Obituaries-Drs. G.
NJ. Poole, Craven; III. III. Harris, Wake
Forest; X. P. Battle, Jr., Raleigh.
Chairman of Arrangements-Dr. H
"A. Register. of Raleigh.
Orator-Dr. c. A. Julian, Of Thorn
asville
Essayist-Dr. j. b. Blount, Washing
ton.
Leader of Debate-Dr. j. a. Will
l1ams, of Reidsville
''CHAW" WITH ME OR DIE.