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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
6Iemte Femmclieheoer.

Oct tppenoe garbun0reoe bar boz,
ret ct SpfinoelierneS aa~rbunoreoe.
Sporpiot bort aarbuuoreoe er be.
TENT til at rinaliiere meo BET fore.
gaaenbe, 9ampens, gIeftrieitetens
os Se~lesrafens Marbunbreoe, oerom
er oct umuligt at oenrle enonu.
0erimoo er Oct let Of ipna, at beriom
bet peo 2pffetrpf funoe bli iitanb til
at erboloe fig Het til getegnelien
"9ienopoageliens garbunoreoe", bill.
De bet gisre fig fortient til Sremti.
bens S~atnemlisbeo, og Tigoom og
9ersmmelie niloe bli De Ienneifers
SOB, iom bar iitano til at gipe Men-
n~eifebeben llnberretning ON en- Wasie
pGrbifiloe Semmeligbeoer, iom bar
p~elfjenbte al, ben cibiliierebe 8erben
for Iarbirnbreoer iiben.
Spbeparet | @lemielens itore Wa-
gaiiner liager tiiiinOe al,nbifaber,
iom bar WenneifeneS gienoom, ben.
gang Sorben bar pnere emo MI. Men
DC er blepne ian fomplet CLIENT af
NenneifeilGgten, at De MI fan oni-
tales ipm tabte Semmeli9beoer, Iige.
iaa panifelige at sienopoage, iom
Den, Der logger giemt / Straoiparius-
SioIinenS Soner.
Sor tiIien @ar iioen forItob s@epp.
terne for grempel at baliamere fine
oeoe Seriferes Sig iau goot, at oisie
enonu ben Dag ioag f~orunoerlig bel
boIote fan beiees | bore Wuieer. Saa
opgtige Ri er nliomitunoer, fan hi bog
life gisre Dc gamle sg9pptere oct eff
ter. Gen p9roifulOe Semmeligbeo
er tabt, os ben moberne 8ioenifab
fan life finoe 9sglen I'll ben.
Sig, iom ! pore 9ose baIiameres,
mobitaar | oct beieite g~belpggelien
ct Ear aar. Mange af De 9gpptiife
Wtlmier baliamerebes l9nge fsr Sri
It'll Ssbiel % er enbm iaa peIbepa.
reoe, at Sinierne / beres G~niigtstrGf
er ligeiaa rene % flare JON lige efter
galiomeriugen.
SbeifieIo ~ubienber oct fineite, baar.
bette og melt f~uIoenote Staal / Ser.
ben; men life engang Sbeiielo fon
~tilpirte SoGroflinger iom taaler
Communicating meo Dem GARAGE.
nerne anpenbte for Sunoreoer al aar
iiben. 90 ~besuagtet bapbe GARAGE.
nerne life iaa fuloenote Waifiner iom
pi.
Stor Higbom penter berfor ben,
iom opbnger ben Semmeligbeb, Der
iatte Saracenerne iitanb til Of Iape
Singer iaa ifarpe, at De meb 2etbeo
piloe bore iitanb til at flepe De fineite
SpGrb, iom BRIGGS | 9iitioens Sir.
meer.
Sporleoes man IfaI tilpirfe boIo.
bart @lGf, er en- tabt Semmeligbeo.
@etraet ct grep, iom CT 1870 aar
gammelt, og man bill lie, at Sfriften
er blegnet. Soc berefter ben paa ct
@tliieltm % betrogt De samle Wanu'
ifripter, % man oil finoe Sfriften
iaa tpbelig, iom ON oen bar ifrepet
ieaor.
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enolu life belt tobt. Der finoes emo.
MI no9le iaa Ienneifer iom fan til.
pirfe @laSiager, Der fan taale Sam.
meuligniu9 meb, bpao De samle for
g%arbunoreoer ii0cn ioritob at til.
pirfe. Wen oen nlminoeliee 8lasin.
buitri fau life loue 8lasiager, Ser
taaIer at iammruIignes meb blot oct
tarpeli9ite al &c QarnIe sggppteres %
Senetianeres @Io8uarer.
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Bill bDlbc splitoi. Sra ct.

Sh Dvtpt ~p'I'p. CIu ~. pe'
tersburg meobeles, at poa ct taIrigt
beie9t Msbe beritebS / forrise llge,
bpor 9opt iom belle bet oanneoe &us.
lano bar re%preienteret, beilutteoes
oct, at Den beremte 8ister % Silo.
iof SEQ Solitois s0.narise SsoieIs.
bag | 4ueuit fsritfommenoe ifllloe
ieires paa en- lige iaa itorartet iom
eienoommelig Waabe. Oct antdses
al mango bersmte RGno og apinber
bill inofinoe fig til Soften iom oerfor
bIir en- Slags aongres al gersmtbe.
Der, 90 en- International aonlite er
neoiat for at ~forbcreoe programmed.
Stntsroab groiesior Span &ppaIep'
iii er Somiteens 5ormano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
Gn srOfe. ct naiten 100 gar

GH srpfG. ct n9iten 100 Mar
eammeIt amerifanif Stag bleu |
SorsOoss iolgt paa en- auftion |
2onbon efter afSsbe z. g. MioIe.
broof for $4,250. Slaget babe / i'm
Sio tiIbsrt bet amerifanife arigsifib
~Gbeiapeafe" og oct blep erobret al
oct brittle Sfib "Sbannon" utoer
aampen / 1918. 5loset fisbtes al
Ell engelif ainitbanbIer peo Raon
Partridge, iom til griternes 6oror.
gelie opIpier, at ban blot bar funge-
ret Tom ggent for ZEN eLler anoeu /
amerifa"; iaaleoes bill "Gbeiapeafe"s
gamle, falmeoe og fiaeoe 6las after
femme tiIbaee til tit Siemlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
Ucrife KpaD
1S14-19O5
Meo portreter, Sioeraier os en- literatur'
Ritoriif Jnoleonins pso
BrtTttan ~ rrrtparn.

seune Canning norfs apaS. Der gil iom lloiRpninss.
Affecting "9ecprab'9ofen' fro Suli 1902 til December 1908,
er MI meb enbel RetteGier os 5oranorinser uStumuet Bog
form. Blanbt anbet er Der tilisiet ct IortrRt al Gasmuuo
ginis, fpm, iaa utbt pibes. aIbris iBr bar p9ret pHeniigsiort.
9oaen siper ct iamlet Binebe at ben nprRe lpriite 1istnins
tbet Ianse 9iosrun, fcm itrGtfer iis menem be to rerfeIise
Srbebsaar 1914 % 1905. Sen ~inosbolber 8prtratter %
giosraFer at fslsenoe 7istere t~nisemsb ct ubpaIs at beres
Tiste:
9pbu Sassn, Spban Stprm Eeund. gpnrab gicolai
Sdfpat, Ginipn CLAUS MolH, Naurhs Sanfeu, SenritQrier
pierresaarS, Senrit ~gserselanb, s. 9. sselbapeu, Splpetsr
Sipertipn, Gbrifian Npnfen, Gnbras @tnnd, Ssrsen NPpe,
g.& gerels. N. q. 9anbitub, 9. q. SeHien, CLAUS gapefs
. Riis, Sbeobor 8ierulf, Ole Big, Soar Gaien, gasmuno
ginje, Camilla Golett, Or. 5. DRpurab, SeHrii Sbfen, 8iprr.
ffierne gisrniou. gnsebret Sousen, Senrii arobn Sonas Sic,
2ursns Sieiridion, 8ritian Glitter, Grns @arbprs. Spbn 9e,
Spbn 9aulien, sSaccb 9. gul, Iprbabf &pliien, ariitpfer
Ianbers, 9beospr gaspari, Ser Siple, RoienfrantS Spbnien.
Gnoers Sppben. giIbeIm &ras.
Gf Sprorbet boiattes:
Seq baaber, at mango af be bib til 9auoet tnoHut.
tene RpromRno oil eienFnbe benne 4%oabiomlina I'm
Barnopns Sanae = BEN be isrit bsrte al gPpr eler paa
Gfplen, 90 at Der fra Epgens 8laoe pil fiae frem for
6ers tnbre Spu ct Stpife 0prse, ~fortlaret aieuneni
Observation-Disclosures Sirr. SfuIbe benne Soa bape
npa.u ipeciel geisipn. SulSe bet aItIaa pare Ben at b.
bragg til at tolee bianf ben Sense, Tom penoer bien mob
bort sanie 5Gbr,lanb.~
goseu sr no SiOsr for. imuti uSiprst % trstt paa
Fnt Iapir.
Fris inobunset Sf.50.
3. ,lnnnSien, Seoura5, Sopa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
Sra uolanoet.

"Namritania", GnndroIinierts fipe
aiampeoamper, latte mn Geforo paa
fin iioite sitaaaenoe Ieiie, ibet ben
tiIbnseIagbe Reiien ODER atlanterba-
bet pda fem 9sgn og TO Timer. Ell.
bet fom | Sorsoags til Gueenstopu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
aeiierinbe Nlernnbra al MnsIani

er mesct Ing, telesraferes fra ct.
petersburg. Sun bar uGrft baarIig
fioen fibite Ssit ba bun bapoe nnoer.
faitet fis en- afmasrinssfur, bar Der.
paa iaa imaat beDprlpt at fomme fig,
men er | ben iiOite Tio after blet flei-
mere. en- Hem Clearinghouse er M
oeiaa fommet til oct eprige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04

Sperunnoct Stnubpnnft. Set err
nGiteu tire Mar, iiOen leg iaa Gem
Sru Sanieu, o. &c bGrer enomi
Sorg cper Ceres dfbebe %anb?"
"Sa, men bette er en- anoen Ell
Npt Z"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
PROGRESS OF WORK
IN MEDICAL WORLD
Noted Surgeons Of This Country With Number From
Abroad Will Discuss Vital Subjects at Convention
in This City...Provisional Program
DIVISIONAL Program.

tinue through Wednesday, May 9Th.
Receptions will be held on both Mon
day and Tuesday nights, the social fea-
lures being in charge of the two res
ident members of the association--Dr.
George Ben Johnston. past president
of the association. and DIR. Lewis Be-
sher, together with DR.. George Tully
Vaughan, of Washington City.
Drs, Johnston and Bosher are the
only two Virginia members of the as
ISOLATION, which has no representative
in North or South Carolina, and but few
in the entire South. Fifteen or
more English and continental surgeons,
whose contributions to science have
given them worldwide fame
have been made honorary members. and
at the coming session several distin-
guished Foreigners, whose regulations
are known to every American practice
ing physician, will be present and will
read papers on technical subjects
Among the distinguished surgeons from
outside the United States who have
places on the program are DR.. B. q. A
Moynihan, fellow of the Royal College
rof Surgeons, of Leeds, England; Mon
seur lie DR.. a. Chipault, of Paris
France; Professor DIR. l., Brauer OF
Marburg, Germany, and Professor DR.
+. Sauerbruch, OF Marburg. Germany.
Provisional Program.
or the American surgeons who
take part in the discussions practically
all are men of national reputation
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whose names are known throughout the
profession, and to mention individuals
might be invidious in so 4eminent COM
pany. The provisional program. drawn
up by the council and subject to slight
revision. is as follows:
Monday morning. May 4th, at 10
Jefferson observation-disclosures
tive session; reports of secretary, treas
urer and recorder; appointment of aud
iting COMMITTEES; appointment of nomi-
mating committees; report of council by
the secretary; report OF committee on
annual meetings; report of publication
committee; report Of committee on ar
engagements.
1880 o'clock-Open session; address
of the president, William II. Carmalt.
NJ. D.. New Haven, Conn.,; "Remnis-
cences of the EARLY Days of the Amer
lean Surgical Association" by one of
It's founders, ]. Ewing Mears. NJ. d.,
Philadelphia. Pa; paper (title not yet
givem, Professor DR.. +. Sauerbruch
Marburg, Germany; paper Ctitle not yet
givem, NJ lie DR.. A. Chipault. Paris
France; paper (title not yet gtven)
Professor DR.. l.. Brauer, Marburg, Ger
many.
Monday afternoon, o'clock-Open
session; papers on Late Results Crwo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
Places Of Interest in and Around Richmond
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

y.
CIIURClIES-IIIsTOR
Monumental. Broad, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth.
St. Johns. Twenty-hfth and Broad
Streets.
st. raul's, Grace and Ninth Streets,
PARKS.
Capitol Square. Ninth to Governor,
CAPITOL to Bank street.
Cilmborazo, east end Broad Street.
CANDLES Iiill, south end Third street.
Libby Hill, Twenty-ninth ana frank-
lin Streets.
Monroe. Franklin TO Main, Laurel to
Belyldere Street.
Reservoir, south end Boulevard.
Riverside, south end Pine street.
Lakeside, north OF city ON car line run
ming out First Street.
GRAVES.
Chief Justice Marshall. Shockoe Ceme-
terry.
Commodore NJ. +. Marry, HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery.
Tomb Of ex-Presldent Aioroe, Holly
wood Cemetery
Ex-Presldent Tyler, Hollywood.
General George T.. Pickett. Hollywood.
General Eitzllugh lee, liOllyW10d.
General j. H.. Is. Stuart, ll0llywood.
President Jefferson Davis, HOLLYWOOD.
Powhutan, on Mayo estate east Of CITY.
John Randolph. Of Roanoke, uony-
wood
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BELLE ISLE.
In James River, opposite Hollywood.
BUILDINGS.
Chamber of Commences. r.
Mutual Building. Ninth and Main.
city Hall, Broad, Tenth to Eleventh
Streets. I
General II. f. Lees Residence, No. 7o7
East Franklin Street, now Virginia His
tOrcal Society Building.
Governors Mansion, Capitol Square.
Home Chief Justice .inrshall, Marshall
and Ninth Streets.
Masonic Temple. Broad and Adams.
Soldiers Home, Grove Avenue.
state Capitol, Capitol Square.
State Library, Capitol Square.
Tobacco Exchange, South Thirteenth
Street.
Washington's Headquarters, Main, he
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets.
white House of C0nfederncy,'' Twelfth
and Clay Streets now Confederate
Museum.
y. Nj. C. a., Main and Sixth Streets.
CITY WATER WORKS.
On River, south Of RsseryOir,
CEMETERIES.
HOLLYWOOD. entrance. Cherry, south OF
Beverly Street,
Lakewood. north end lakewood Avenue.
ST. Johns Burial Ground, Twenty-hfth
and Broad Streets,
Sh0ck0e north end Second Street,
United states National, east OF city,
on Government Road,
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tons of this country, with a
number of distinguished phys-
IL clans from abroad Will gather in
Richmond on May 4th, 5th and
9Th, for the annual session of the
American Surgical Association. Limited
in It's membership to practlcing sur
geons of the highest type, and to teach.
ers of surgery in approved institutions,
tho association represents that branch
OF the medical profession which in
recent years has made the most rapid
strides, and that branch of science
whose researches hold forth the great
est hope of material benefit to the
human race in the amelioration OF
suffering and the treatment of disease.
Though beneficial in character, the
discussions will be of the great.
est interest to the medical profession
generally, and to all students capable
of understanding and appreciating abb
struse scientific subjects treated by
men OF world wide reputation and mas
ters OF their craft. With this In view,
the counsel of the association. in whose
hands are all the preliminary arrange
ments for the gathering in Richmond,
have decided that all the meetings
Will be open, and the medical
profession of Richmond and vicin-
ity, and in fact physicians generally,
are especially invited to attend
and hear the papers. The asso-
| citation is a purely scientific organi2a-
ton having for Its object the advance
ment of the work, to Which its MEM
hers have given the study and thought
! of their lives. All business matters are
arranged by a council or executive COM
mittee, and but one business session Is
| held by the association at large. This
Is when in executive session. the body
hears the report of the council audits
i its accounts, elects It's officers, and
4 transacts any necessary business of this
character, the private business session
Il usually not lasting more than half an
hour. While the honor Of the presidency
Is enc that might be coveted by any sci
\ enlist, polticating for Office is generally
frowned upon, and the nominations OF
officers by the council are usually
adopted by the body at large.
distinguished Surgeons.
I Including only surgeons of tho high,
: asst professional standing, the member.
ship is limited to l25, and from present
Il Indications a considerable number OF
/ these VIII be at the Richmond conven,
: ton. the probability being, in fact
: that this will be the largest convention
J In point of attendance tho body ha.
q held.
i Headquarters of the association vii
be at tiis Jefferson Hotel. and the SEES
sions Will be IN the jefferson audito.
rum All the papers presented vii
:. be published In book form immedlatel,
after the convention, and 1T Is expected
! that they VIII form n Valuabl,
! addition to any scientific library
! 1he session opens at 10 A. Al
IL Monday May 18th, and viii con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS.
Washington tEquestran), Capitol
Square.
Confederate Soldiers, Hollywood.
DIR. Hunter NIcGuirc, Capitol Square
General a. L. Hill. on Boulevard ana
Brook Road.
General George F.. Pickett, Hollywood.
General Stonewall jackson, Capitol
Square,
General j, Il. Is. Stuart (Equestrian),
Franklin and I.Ombnrdy Streets.
General Il. f.. Lee Equestrinn), Nonu-
nent and Allen Avenues,
General William G. Wickham, Monroe
Paris.
Governor william G. Smith, Capitol
Square.
Henry Clay, Capitol Square.
IIOwltzer, Harrison Street and Grove
and Park Avenues,
Original Statue OF Washington by
lIOudon, Capitol Building,
President Jefferson Davis, Monument
Avenue and Cedar Street.
Soldiers and Sailors, Libby Hill,
Twenty-ninth aud Main Streets.
NENV. RESERVOIR.
South end OF boulevard.
BATrLEEIELDs.
\ Seven Pines, on ear line about seven
miles from city.
Malvern Hill and others,
Nr|f . 4 tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

|
Years or More) After Operations for
Duodenum," B.. G. A.. Moynihan. NJ. s.,
Mayo NJ. D.. Rochester. Mimi: Johi,
b. Deaver, NJ. D.. Philadelphia, Pa;
How Frequently DO Gastric Ulcers
Become carcinomata?" William l.. Rod
| man. NJ. D.. Philadelphia, Pa: Gastric
and Duodcnal Ulcers Secondary to Wis
ceral Traumatism," John B. Roberts.
NJ. ID. Philadelphia, Pa; "Congenital
Stenosis OF the Pylorus." Frank T..
Bunts, M. D., Cleveland, Ohio.
Tuesday morning, May 5th. $3.50
o'clock Open session: papers on stone,
| Tubercular and Septic Diseases OF the
/ Kidney and Ureter," George Tully
| Vaughan, M. D.. Washington, ID. c.;
1.-THE Diagnosis and Treatment of Kid
/ ney stone" Arthur Dean Bevan, NJ. D.,
Chicago, ILL.,; Report Of a Case of a
Large Kidney Stone" David Barrow, NJ
Id, Lexington, Ky; stone in tho IRE
! ter" Arthur r. Cabot. NJ ID. Boston
Mass: Results of Operation OF tire
| Kidney for Calculus and Tuberculosis
1 Andrew j. McCosh NJ. D., New York
"a Review of Cases Illustrating Some
4 Phases OF Nephrolithiasis and Renal
| Infections" Charles Fl. Frazier, Nj. d.
i Philadelphia, Pa; 1.-THE Diagnosis and
/ Prognosis of Tubcrculous and Septic
Conditions of the Kidney" George Il
Armstrong, NJ. D.. Montreal, Canada
4 acute Unilateral Haematogenous In
4 fections of the Kidney" George l.
4 Brewer, M. D.. New York; "The Value
OF Surgical Intervention in Septic In.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
prejudice Agnlnst 'ovcrconts.

at me rather scornfully when.I APP
preached her clad in my first overcoat,
and I'll never forget the roasting she
gave ane for having one" said j. NJ.
Bond, of ST Louis. "She said that no
sensible man would descend to the
effeminacy Of an overcoat, and that
the effect of wearing one was to re-
duce vigor and the hardness that
comes of battling with cold weather.
She pointed to the fine example Of a
statesman with whom she had per-
sonal acquaintance, Hon.. Hannibal
United States with Lincoln, who in
his whole career never put one on.
no matter how low the mercury drop
nod " IN 1 more .AmnrlCan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

Houston. Tex; Secretary and Treasur-
| er Alvin NJ Smith, Smith-Courtney
Company, Richmond, Va.
| Manufacturers and conference COM
mttee-W. Fl. Banks lchairmaNO,
W. Va; ". G. Simmons, Keith-sim-
mons Company. Nashville. Tenn; III. c.
Clark, Charlotte Supply Company,
chlaarlott,e, n. C G, 90,
man tchairman. Reiehman Crosby
Clark, Charlotte supply I Company.
C!harlott N. CT: John, G. ,Chrs!!stopher'
Woodward. Wright & Company. New
Office of secretary and treasurer,
Richmond. Va.
The National Supply and Machinery
Dealers Association has as its official
body: President. George Puchta. the
Queen City supply Company, Cincin-
natl; First Vice President. Henry Prem.
pany. New York; Second Vice President.
w. NJ. Pattison. the w. NJ Pattson
Supply Company, Cleveland; Secretary
Treasurer. a. 7: Anderson. Cleveland.
Wright. J. ". Wright & Co. st. Louis:
Charles S. Farquhar, Chandler & Far
quhar Company. Boston. George T. Nc
the Mcintosh Hardware Corpo-
ration, S<leNcldnUI sC1uTleS ~. iStTellHSeE,
the Charles A. Strelinger Company, De-
troit
Advisory Board-E. f. Strong. the
Strong, Carlisle & Hammond Company,
Cleveland.
Office of secretary treasurer. Al Wade
Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
American Officers.
The American Supply and Machinery
Manufacturers Association, the third
branch Of the great supply dealers
convention. has as its officers:
President. Melville w. Mix. Dodge
Manufacturing Company, Mishawaka
Ind; First Nice-President Henry D.
Sharpe, Brown and sharpe Manufactur-
ling Company. Providence. r. l.; Second
| Nice-Presidcnt, L. D. May. A. Leschen
is Sons Rope Company, st. Louis, Mo-:
Third Nice-President. Il. II. Hargrave.
the Cincinnati Tool Company, Clncin-
matt, o.; Observation-Disclosures, f. ID.
in. "
| Advisory Board Composed of for
mer presidents and three, members at
large to be appointed); Edward c. Hin
man. American Steam Pump Company,
Battle Creek, Mich; Samuel l.. Mover,
the. Lunkenhcimer Company, Cncin-
natl, O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
Impron,1,tu Speeches.

Why be ashamed sof getting your
speeches made for you by another?
Your clothes are made by another---
why not Your speeches? Both, after
iliamentary career. Impromptu speeches
(for any oocasion)--as these require
more time In their preparation, it is
necessary to make n charge of seven
guineas per thousand which Is, how
ever, inclusive of humor and quota
lions. Our series Of "lmpromptu
Speeches for One Hundred and One Oc-
the 'Times" system of payment for ESQ
down and thirteen monthly payments
OF ESD cach.-Punch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
The Real Makers.

Mr. Bachracl,. what make is your
automobiles? sits Il Berkman-J andorf-
SLchtenstein-S mith-Armnuist- B i W n
,Wittenmeyer-B erkenhead-S am p S o NJ
heard Of before" "Probably not. Those
are tho names OF the different re-
pair men who have, worked on 1t since
81 got it."-Philadelphin Gossip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20
,rhe nonkshclf Doctor.

Every educated person to-day has a
lsmattering of hygene; but hygiene is
| not the whole of medicine. by absurd
mtheIr own knowledge many do wlth-
out the doctor and andunger tl,eir
Hives Barcelona GaHatta ATadloa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

Executive committce-charles r.
Aaron. chairman, New York Leathcrt
Betting Company. New York City: J. IL.
Drury, Union Twist Drill Company,l
Athol. Mass: j. W. Gardner. Gardner
Governor Company, Quincy, ILL.,: Henry
X. Towne, Yale & Towne Manufacture
ing Company, New York City; John
Trix. American Injector Company, De-
troit. Mich.
Office of the secretary treasurer, 500
Broadway. New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

j. c. MILLER,
of Huntington,.W. Va, First Vice
President of Southern Supply and Mn-
chinery Dealers Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

II. Il. FRISCHKORN,
of Richmond. member OF Southern
Supply and Machinery Dealers Assoc
citation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

The weaving Industry OF England
has been hard hit. The high price OF
cotton yarns has stopped thousands OF
lloomS, 59
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~ M1NENT specialists from all sec
tions of this country, with q
number of distinguished physl-
clans from abroad Will gather in
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Advisory Board--E. r. Strong. the
4 Strong, Carlisle & Hammond Company
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Office of secretary treasurer. Al Wade
Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
American Officerg
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Officers OF the Southern supply and
President, c. II. Briggs, Briggs Weav-
er Machinery Company Dallas, Tex;
First Vice President, i. G. Miller,
Miller supply CompnnY. Huntington,
W.. Va. Second ce-President u. A.
9sdsn, Peden Uon and Steel COMPANY.