Proceedings of the annual convention of the Alabama ...

Alabama Pharmaceutical Association

(MLILK DRUTHILKY DRUG CO.

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The Alabama

Central Female College

Tuskaloosa, Alabama.

DEPARTMENTS:-Literary, Music, Art, Elocution, Com
mercial (including Book-keeping. Stenography Tywriting.)
and Industrial (including Dressmaking and Millinery.)
FACULTY:-Each member selected on account of scholar
ship, ability to teach. and Christian character. DISCIPLINE:-
Strict, but kind. HEALTHFULNESS:-Record unsurpassed.
SOCIAL LIFE-Tuskaloosa the seat of learning. the center
of culture and refinement. RELIGIOUS ADVANTAGES:-
The best, both in College and Church. PRICES :-For tuition
board, fuel, lights and laundry $52 per term of three months
or $156 per session. For ministers' daughters $.00 per ses-
Write for catalogue.
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sion.

PRESIDENT.

L. N. Brunswig & Company,

NEW ORLEANS.

EMPORTERS, DRUGS and CHEMICALS Also the following goods of the

NICKELLS-STONE CHEMICAL CO.:

PHARMACEUTICALS, PILLS, GRANULES & TABLETS

of the

Twentieth Annual Meeting

of the

ALABAMA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

held in the

City of Montgomery, Alabama

Day 15th and 16th, 1901

With Constitution and By-Laws

Issued by the Association

C. W. WEATHERFORD, PRINTER, TUSKALOOSA, ALA

Alabama Pharmaceutical Association.

Officers for 1901-1902.

PRESIDENT:

THOMAS W. PEAGLER, Greenville.

FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT:

RICHARD H.-STICKNEY, Anniston.

SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT:

DAVID S. BAUER, Mobile.

SECRETARY:

W. E. BINGHAM, Tuscaloosa.

TREASURER:

F. F. RAVENSCROFT, Union Springs.

LOCAL SECRETARY:

JOHN L. PARKER, Birmingham.

AUDITING AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

L. S. BRIGHAM, Montgomery.
E. K. AUSTIN, Birmingham.
R. T. WARD, Dadeville.

BOARD OF PHARMACY:

E. P. GALT, Selma.
P. C. CANDIDUS, Mobile.

J. L. PARKER, Birmingham.

Next Meeting at Birmingham, May, 1902.