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LIST of DENTISTS in U.S. and Canadar Apply to R LIST OF DENTISTS in U.S. and Canadar Apply to R. L. POLK & CO., Detroit. RJ:;(; STJ:R A :"0 OlRr.;C':l'ORY. G rnnct ~nllau.·. \ nn 'l.nnclt. H ll \\'o • ~ ' harl•' S C (II). ~s· ~ . (;rice. t Jl.,httr. JOO. ~ .<~. ~l• •· m. • ,J II <RJ ~ D~rnc1l D c.• Hoyd Ella~ S. • (;ro~~hecJ -. l . lm~•ton~. 1,- Ku\' Kendall J " . • Cantrell CharlP!' E. 102, 1 93 4t;2 :\l i~RCH)f \.K 0 )1, :'\1 D (R), <•a.ntrell \\'m \Y <R), 162, 'Yi. Brown W'm "\'\' (R). l•-;1). 1~ 7. • )tlssouri )1Nl ('oil. St L<>u- C'handl<•r ~la.rshall :\f (R). 2!f.t Bug~ S~mu~t D <R). 19-4 1~1. ts. :Mo. tsro: Post-Gra.d 187·i . ·ox Jo~f'n.h w (R\, 16:!. 1$93. Course ;\('W' Orl()n.n!l: Poly- , Cochr an Edward G. ~. 15&2. ftcnnts Thom~:- H.• cllnl<'. 1901; LoC':tl Sur~ T Cnrl~y n K • Rankin Jo'lll D • and P R R: Sur~ T.;OnP ~tar G..a.lllnrd Dn.vicl L (R) 100. '77. \\'t-l('h Thom::t'~' A. 162. 1897 Snlt "·orks; <'It\' Phys: Jlarc Thomns D (R).' 2S2 "i1. G ro, e ton . 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L a<''-'Y R( \J rt C Ill.). 1~3. l~JO. ).f<'Daniel Ralph • Pacific ·)!ut T..-ffe Ins Co ofl H n~nn~ J •ort. Frnnl: lto. 9S " "Inn \\" A (R), 171. lS!'l. ~·ant. ft :n~ i$ .Jetl'•·r~on • Gt-ntle lnlHl. l-l()nHton. :100 )tlln~r 'fhom:ls J CR). 11)), '7) Dick~>r '" T. "·· Mcrl"-'Cthlr Lcwls (R). 1G2. \f<.od·· \fil•a I., {R). 3(lt5A •. Grt"<:llC! Cullte J t~) . 1~'1 lSOO. 1871. ~~oo th• \"\'rn C cR). lti2, 1<\70 )J ' I~l"k G F (R) 1~ 1<\~. Rob('rtson Harr~· S (R). 3tW. l't"!\k 'Pr <> ~t<'n \ 0'0. 1!13. ~C\qo; 11:111. Fnnnln. !t6 1584. 1 P··nnin:::-ton Wm E (R), H·~.'St H ., ,,, ,.., ~ tl> 'nt I D (I1). Woodward F C' (IH. 100. 18~7 . Hn 1 ~~ .ln .T:lmr·s '" (R).3•)1.'9~ 1-. : ~~~ Grtt.ll~' tnc . 'l'nrrn u t ;'()2 ~ •oonO\'t"' r .T~rfc t ·s on (R). 2'".?3. Hn.ilf"y, Uarrhon !10. Dorris Thomas n (RJ. 1!'3, '!tt 1~r.\1. Hl·tlrNl. A lkln~ \Y P (R). 162. Jc:t'l'i Ltps('omb Rnb<>rt S (R). Hi2 RP \l·T ..,. DJ~G 1"'H0)L\ ~ B. Hnhte.-"·111<'. ,,-oo(l ~t lS!.'. I \I D (R), )£t~ d 'Of·nt l"nn- Pnck<'tt J ~rars n •R) 1m '95 ~ Llp-.<'omb ''"m D (R). 1~3 . nt T('~ns. Gah·t· ~ton. Tex. Hnle Ccnt ct", Unl tH; .. lSi'i. 162, 1 l ~V!\1: Prf:'o:: Pcn~lon Examn~ Brid~~s r )l.• )fcRl.'c )I )1.• Rc'l'l.rd nt Gr~et Yllt • Tex: liaro B )t <R• 21·5. 1876. Green' illc. Uunt. 6. 60. ( ·m Xorth T exas . f·••l )lrrr::t JOS( Ardis Isaac (R). 15 . 1874. .A!osn and Hunt Co )1 •d IJnl~~horo . lt<-cl Rh·f"r. 70 - Arnold Benjamin F.• \~~n; :\fc\1 F.xnmr Ha.rt!or,l \mddock \ l>. Arvin Hu~h T OU. l5S. 1$!11. t,lft' Ins Co o! Hartford. ~hi Th<'ma,... P <R•. 3l'()B. lSYl. Atk ln~on X~pol<>on T (H) 3<12. Con:' Ro,·al Trib<- Josc.-ph. Rn llt"tt ~ '\ tll<•. I :n·n c u . 1.- 1~~~- .\ o e ~-. ·tc. Offict north •a.. "Ralrd John P CEcl). 26:?. 1 11. side Square. H.\.RRI o~ JOHX \\" (R). BECTO~ .TOSEPH D CR). SPN\.kcs T·~ T (ln. lro. 1S'i7. Tu1an~ ent,·, )f cl ncnt, rnlv o! ::-\asln-Hlt: and Ynn- ~n;ith Edw~ rd * Xe ~· Orl~::m..:, L~ 1~. <lc-rbH t t:nh. )lvd 0('pts. 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Soc: )(ed J·;xamr :;\hnu.'l.l l ~ort.hwc t Tc:-x~s )fed Jenkins S )f (R). ~. 1892 <:-.: Y) and oth~r Life Ins \.$$11 : ~["~t 1·~~\.mr Fi<h·llty Kooken R .-\ (R). 30-l, 15 • 1 _ · Ccs. )lut. :ln<l other~. P~n- y Georg~ F ( 1<.). 1~. l<r.o. Birdson~ )lll+>s J (R), 2:$2. '64 1 ('adc\r>ll )fnrun • Pre-sley 'r 1·; (R). ~. 1~ Retired h IWX rharl('S H (R). 144. ·~~~ Smfth H 0 (R'. ~A. loor 2. - ABBRE\~ IATIONS-R., Regular, )J., Homwopathlc: _Rei., Eclectic: P •• M •• Ph: lo: 1\I•dfcal ; •, No report rocehcd· §. Bolds eorl.Jiicato or Ex~mloint: Board~ t , Lc~:a ll) nuthorlzed und ~ r t h e ••yeD.l'8 or prae tlco" section o! tho net; ., D r uggis t. •t • Of OMAHA, NEB. C RAS. u. DREl1~1t rna h a Sant artum, M. D., 1\ted. Director' 0 A modern institution for treatment of Chronic Diseases. ~~~~~v~~$ t888 T~\·a-1 7'o:as Jlamllton-Lon.'J. :\ktl l<;xamr •:\l utual Life, N TennY Leighton P (R), 30· A 'V!nn J B. 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