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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
UNIVERSITY CENTER.

Tuesday evening, December ID,
was an evening long to be remem-
bered by the Center. The home of
L. N. Perkins had thrown wide it's
doors to receive that Literary Cir
Gle. The topic for the evening was
the LITERATURE of Scandinavia" 1t
appears the evening was made for
occasion. The earth was heavily
robed In Its mantle of white, and
every constellation In the heavens
displayed its sparkling jewels. The
air was crisp and suggestive OF a
glacial cline. The following per-
sons were present: Mesdames
Oppermau, Brewster, I. Perkins,
StiIlson, Holiomon, Harvey and the
Misses Zela and Myrtle Hodgkins
and Bertha Quigg, also DR.. Thomp-
son and Prof. Noble.
The leader at the opening spoke of
the suspicious circumstances I'M
der which the class had met that
evening and then introduced Mrs.
Harvey, who spoke in rich accents
of the Old Morse language, the
parent of Swedish, Danish and
Norwegian language and in Ice
land II had preserved it's purity on
account of the few changes in that
land, az other countries had no de-
sire in past ages to trouble that
land. She spoke of its bold, rich,
figures of rhetoric and introduced
the Sagas as Il lived upon the lips
of its people.
Mrs. Hollomon then read Christ
mas Hymn by Johan Wallin. Mrs.
Thompson introduced several dis
tinguished literary characters. one
being King Oscar II, today the
most learned monarch of Europe,
well known poet eminent orator,
successful translator, and Iinguist
and one of the most interesting and
noble person nov liviugin Europe.
Mrs. Polster read q patriotic poem
by LudWig Holmes, after which
Hfs. McAboy and Miss Berth Quigg
introduced the elass 10 several dis
tinKuished authors of Denmark
and ewcdeu's; then Prof. Noble
placed the class IN the hands Of
l1r. Perkins, who with hls wife last
yl1i, made eEleuslvs ,onrs a. both
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
SPECIAL SALE

OF Dress Goods for one
week only. For every $1.0O
worth of Piece Dress Goods
we sell you we will give you
back 10 cents
We have Is Dress pat
terms of seven and eight
yards each, best Novelties,
on which we give you a dis.
count of Is per cent-25
cents returned to you out OF
each S1.0O you spend for a
Dress Pattern.
Dec. II to "a only.
JOHN M. COOPER.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Norway and Sweden. This wac the
royal treat of the evening. An ex-
tensive aud costly selection Of
Scandinavian views were presented
of scenes the most picturesque. ro-
mantle and grand in the world.
Then the personal experience of
Mr.. Perkins and his wife In those
lands added much to the view. For
one hour and half the class wac
delighted In that wonderland and
what we supposed to be the final
scene of the evening was visit to
the University of Christiani where
they say q ship that had been
buried for more than a thousand
years and had been the tomb of a
king. In 1880 very large mound,
which had been called the Kings
mound for many years, was opened
and potters clay had preserved the
ship which had been a tomb and
which was startling fact in Morse
Archaeology to the class. Mr.. Per.
kins then led the class up flight
of stairs la the second story TO a
richly selected cabinet where they
halted few minutes aud took a
birds.eye view of some of the mar.
vels of both nature and art that he
had gathered from all parts of the
world; then up the third story
where all perceived a marvellous
change in the atmosphere. bat
when the light were turned on they
found themselves Ia Lapland with
a real reindeer and his Lapland
sleigh all prepared for ride.
Mrs. Hollomon was the first TO
accept an invitation to take a ride
after which the company was per-
fectiy willing to descend to a more
genial CLINE.
All the class agreed that Il wac
the most interesting and enjoyable
lesson they had received In their
two years and q quarters work.
In January the class will visit
Rome with Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins.
go
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Boys printer
Britannia tea set, toy
Buck and saw (boys)
Bureaus, toy
Building blocks
Casters, Toy
Carriages, doll
Card games
Cannone, toy
Cap pistols
Carpet eweepers, child's
Chairs, children's
Checker & chess boards
Checkers
Cheesmen
Child's educator
Chiid's knives and forks
Children's desks
China toy pitchers
China animals
China toy tea sets
China limb dolls
China babies.
Chinese dolls
Chimes, revolving
Christmas tree ornam'ts
Coffee mile
Coasters
Comets
Cradles, doll
Croquets, table and floor
Desks, children's
Desk chaire
Diseected maps
Dolls
Doll bodies
Doll Carriages
Doll chairs
Doll furniture
Doll heads
Doll trunks
Dominoes
Drawing states
Drawing teacher
Dressed dolls
Drums, tenor
Drums. toy
Easel blackboards
Engines, steam
Embossed blocks
Farmer's wagon
Felt body dolls
Felt covered animals
Fish pond. game OF
Floor croquets
Flutee, Tin
Folding board games
Footballs
Fortune.telling boards
French dressed joint doll
Furniture, toy
0alloping horses
Games, board
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

The speech of Father Abraham
Ia the last number of Poor Rich-
ards Almanac, published by Ben
iamin franklin 10 1851 "Coutains
the Wisdom of many ages and ma
ffons assembled and formed into
one connected discourse." When
lifst published Il attracted world
vide attention and was copied In all
Of the newspaper In America and
England and translated into many
foreign languages. Would you not
Iiks 20 read III. Get q copy Of Il
free Of charge 81 Cooper Drug co's
drug slore.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Five head of fat cows have been
bothering Ransom Pigg and Geo.
Stofskopf, who live near Blue
Mound. The cattle have been
breaking into their stalk feide and
feed lots. The frsi Of the week four
of the cows disappeared, bat the
flfth one, = red and whits spotted
animal. q n nlr. PiGgs and he wants
ne oNnrr 70 call and 81 hlr
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Games, card
Glockenspiel
Guns, toy
Gymnasts
Hammers, toy
Hatchete, toy
Harmless guns
Harmonious
Hobby Horses
Hook and ladder truck
Iron toys
Iron banks
Iron stoves
Jackstoues
Jackstraws
Jointed dole
kaleidoscopes
Kid body dolls
King air rifles
King pop pistols
Kitchens, tin
Kitchen sets. tin
Knives and forks, child's
Lanterns, magic
Lanterns, paper
Linen picture books
Lotto, game of
Magic lanterns
Marbles
Maps, dissected
Masks
Mechanical locomotives
Metal dollheads
Mugs, china
Negro dolls
Noah's arks
Papa and mama dolls
Paints, toy
Paper dolls
Patent dolls 'a
Patent swinging horses
Paper cap pistols
Paper toys
Papier-mache toys
Pewter soldiers
Pewter whistles
Pianos, toy
Picture books
Police patrol wagons
Pop guns
Puzzle pictures
Rattles
Reins, boys
Revolving chimes
Riding whips
Ring toss
Roaming toys
Roller chimes
Rockera, children's
Rubber animals
Rubber balls
Rubber dolls
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

While In Kansas City the 6rst
of the week we called on DR.. E. d.
Barber at HE office In the Keith a
Perry building. We found him
deep In business and possessing IN
air of prosperity. The National
School and Infirmary of osteopa-
thy of which DR.. Barber 10 presi-
dent 10 flourishing. Four rooms
are occupied In the Keith 4 Perry
building and three rooms In the
Hell building acroes Ninth street.
just opposite the Keith q Perry
building. Dr.. sBarberas rev book
~Osieopathy Complete 10 . big
seller, aud he has plenty Of patients.
The school rooms are In the Hall
bulIding and she class Il = large
one. Dr. Barber Il doing veil and
4o nrr glad - a.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
HlATT-0ARDNER.

Married, at the residence of and
by Rev. S. r. Stevens of Galena, on
Thursday, Dec. Q, 1888. Mr.. Edward
v. Hiatt TO Miss Edna p. Gardner.
The groom we are not acquainted
with, but understand he 10 q hard
working and upright young man.
The bride 10 the oldest daughter
of Mr.. N. II. Gardner. formerly of
this city, and 10 practical young
woman.
The News congratulates.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Mirrors, Toilet
Music Rolls
Musical Boxes
Natural Wood Novelties
Necktie Boxes
Nut-Pick Sets
Oak bark boxes and novelties
Olivewood novelties
Pearl novelties
Pen Wipers
Perfumes
Photo Boxes
Photo Frames
Photo Albums
Pipes
Pocket Cutlery
Sachets
Scrap Albums
Shaving Sets
Shell Novelties
Smoker Sets
Smoking Stands
Sterling Silver Novelties
Suspender Boxes
Toilet Cases
Toilet Trays
Travelling Toilet Sets
Trinket Boxes
Vases, Bohemian Glass
Wave Crest Ware
Water Sets. Bohemian Glass
Wood Novelties
Work Boxes
Writing Lap Tablets
TOYS.
A B c Plates
Air Rifles
Alphabet Blocks
American Dolls
American Zitherns
Angels, bisque and wax
Animals, china 4 bisque
Animals, rubber
Bagatelle boards
Banks, toy
Balls, rubber and base
Bass Drums
Backgammon boards
Baby rattles
Bell toys
Bellows toys
Redsteads, doll
Bisque dolls
Blocks
Blackboards
Board games
Boats
Books, picture
Boys drums
Boys reins
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS.

Any 10-cent Ladies Hand
kerchiefs in our house for 8
cents and we have some
beauties.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

DRD--At his home In the Qua
paw reservation on Sunday Dec. II.
Edward Dardenne. aged about
twenty-slx years Funeral services
were held On Monday Of this week
and Che E6malus inferred In the
oorcrnmeni Farm cemelerf.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
FANCY GOODS.

~
Albums. Photograph
Albums for Kodak Photos
Atomizcrs
Autograph Albums
Belique China Novelties
Bibles
Bill Books
Bisque Novelties
Backing Cases
Bohemian Glass Vases
Bohemian Glass Water Sets
Books. Pocket
Book Cases
Bouquet Holders
Brass Tables. Onyx Top
Bric.a-Brac Busters
Bronze Novelties and Statu-
cites
Calendars. Fancy
Candlesticks, Brass
Card Casee
Ceiluloid Novelties
China Novelties
Cigar Boxes
Cigar Cases
Collar and Cuff Boxes
Crepe Paper
Criterion Music Boxes
Cups aud Saucers
Cutlery
Decorated Calendars
Dressing Cases
Enameled Iron and Metal
Novelties
Enameled Wood Novelties
Fan Boxes
Fancy Pipes
Footstools
French Gold Bronze Statu-
cites and Novelties
French Bronze Novelties on
Onyx Base
Frames. Photo
Gents Pccketbooks
Glove and Handkerchf Sets
Glass Vases. Bohemian
Glass Vases. Natural Flower
Shape
Handkerchief Boxes
Hand-painted glass novelties
Hand. painted opal novelties
Hand-painted silk novelties
Hip Books
Infants Sets
Inkstands
Jewel Boxes
Kopenhagen china novelties
Manicure Sets
Medallions
Metal Novelties
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Now is the time TO buy you q new
Hat. Our Tripped Hats, Frames
and all trimmings 20 at cost and
some below coat TO close out the
Millinery for this season.
TILE EAIR
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Chas. w. Daniels returned Sunday
evening from Hot Syringe, Ark
where he has been taking treat
meut for rheumatism. He is some
what improved.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

DIBD-On Wednesday, Dec. Il, the
three.year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beggily. Funeral services
were held on Thursday and the re.
mains inferred in the Baxter Gene
terry.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Virgil Armstrong of Webb City
visited In Baxter with relatives
Tuesday. Virgil is in the grocery
business In Webb City.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Get your jewelry repaired and
have your watches and clocks Gel
TO running by A. r. Kane.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

The Cakes Swiss Bell Ringers, In
cluding that clever comedian, Nat
Blossom, at Baxter Syringe opera
house Monday night, Dec. 10 Pop
ular Prices, 15c, &c and Sc. Re
served seats on sale at Price's drug
store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Elegant line of perfumes, combs
brushes aud toilet articles at A. K
Kanes. Some of these articles
would make nice holiday presents
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
The FAIR.

Those wishing to make hand
some presents of tableclothes, nap
kius, silk mufflers In all shades
linen handkercheifs with initial, OF
something else useful, should call
nj Hrs. Stnrk's.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

What would make a nicer or more
appropriate present than a hand-
some, frst class watch. The bigg-
est stock ever brought TO Baxter 10
at A. r. Kane's.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

PERSONAL---VERY. the young lady
with the diamond necklace who
bowed to the gentleman in front of
the soldiers monument with a silk
hat, attend the entertainment of the
Cakes Company and take seat in
the second row back with a bou-
quet. Al Baldwiu's opera house
Monday evening, Dec. 10.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Remember The FAIR Head
quarters for Xmas Goods.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
TO MY CUSTOMERS.

livery much desire that people
indebted to me to call and settlest
once, 80 I am going away and
possibly will need some cash TO
meet my expenses
Yours truly
DIR. SrRYRKR.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Every day is special sale day at
J. ]. Fribiey's big hardware store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
JOHN M. COOPER.

Read ]. ]. Fribley's new advertise
ment which appears elsewhere in
thie iesue..us
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

DIED-On Tuesday. Dec. IL, of
Group at the home of her parents,
]. Fl. and Matte Sizemore, their
little daughter Beulah, aged three
years and three months, Funeral
services were held on Thursday,
Dec. IS. and the remains inferred in
the Brush Greek cemetery.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
Rubber toys

Rubber toys
Sail boats
Savings banks
Sad irons, toy
Safes, toy
Shoo-hy rockers
Skin covered toys
Sleighs
Spelling boards
Steam engines
Steel toys
Stick horses
Stoves, tin and iron
Sweeper, toy
Swings
Swinging horses
Swords, toy
Tables, toy
Tea sete, toy
Tenor drums
Tin toys
Tin kitchens
Tin ranges
Tiddledey wink teupins
Tool chests
Toys, tin
Toy whips
Toy furniture
Toy carts
Toy wheelbarrows
Tops
Torpedoes
Trains, iron
Trains, tin
Trumpets
Trick boxes
Tricycles
Tree ornaments, Xmas
Wash sets, china, toy
Water colors
Watches, toy
Wooden toys
Youths drums
Not near all of
our big stock is
listed here.
Come in and see
us. Make your Sc
lections now. The
stock is going.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
Waterproof Skirt Binl

WaterpfOoI okIrL binu'
ing is the Latest and best
skirt binding ever made. II
will ontwear three skirts.
Ask to see It.
JOHN N. COOPER
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
A GRAND CAKE WALK.

There will a Grand Cake Walk
and Musicale given by the A. N. 3.
Choir, Tuesday evening, December
"a, at Baldwin's opera house.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17

Not near all of
our big stock is
listed here.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-12-17
FIst published Dec. ., is0.
Publication Notice.
In the district court Of Cherokee ecnpsf
Kanaas.
Kdwin G. Hogan. plaintiff.

The above named dsfendnnt, MoII ~
born, wili take notice that aho hes 111
sued iu the above named court ~ I'|
pislufifl. Edwin @. HoEan. for the eaH.
three hundred and eighty dollars So
forlegal services performed By thE r||||
tlG Tor the naid defendant ~ the 11|.t
nnf'n request and lnstiEation. and al
unIsss nhe. the said Mary Olbogn. eDI|.
aud nngweu the petition q The rl1I0
January. -. onld petition Win ~ l1'.
true nnd Judgment renderod there's
cordlngly and TIE attnchmo1l l|@|
80 en-. Successes
AllolutT 81 F'.'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Captain Hare and Lieutenant Buci.
Ordered to Reioin Commands.

orucrcu to RetO1n Commands.
Austin, Texas. November 17.-Captain
Luther r. Hare received telegram from
| the war department this evening relieving
him from duty as chief mastering officer
for Texas and ordering him to join his
| command with the Seventh cavalry at
Huntsville, Ala Lieutenant b. Buck, as
siStant mastering officer, is also relieved
and ordered TO join his Command
Captain r. II. Patterson of the First
artillery will succeed Captain Hare, and
Lieutenant c. Oycrton of the First cav
airy VIII succeed Lieutenant Buck.
These orders take effect December /.
Iale following was today issued from
the adjutants office:
General Order No. 30.
The following appointment and assign
ment is hereby made in the Fourth rcgi-
ment Texas volunteer infantry to date
from today, viz: Captain semmes W.
Parish 10 be captain and assigned TO COM
pany A of said regiment.
Captain Parish recently resigned to run
for the legislature, burt his men have pre-
vailed upon him 10 re-enter the service.
where the Will remain If the Fourth is, as
expected, ordered TO the philippines.
The tax rolls OF the following counties
were received by the comptroller today:
I'll Paso. total valuation, $9,5S6,1S0 in
crease, s153.129 Liberty county, s27S0,-
s4s; decrease, s1695G. The valuations Of
all the counties in the State except Cam
eron and Orange are now In.
j. c. Adrian, a well known mechanic OF
this city, is an applicant for assistant
dcorkeeper of the next State senate and
last night at d meeting of tie Carpenters
and Joners' Labor Union q resolution was
unanimously adopted indorsing his can
didacy.
]. a. Ammonette, an inmate OF the Con-
federate Home, was found dead In his bed
yesterday.
Hon. R. A. Peasants of Cuero was In the
city today on business with the railroad
commission. He denies that the Cuero
compress Is not running, as claimed by
the Aransas Pass railroad people as an
excuse for passing 1t.
Charles b. Peck. chairman OF the Texas
Car Service association. was in the city
today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18

temptotlsly flaunt IL In the face and ey5S
| of n public that wants none OF II The celi.
| tlal idea of the Gallery bill is force, power
and control, not cooperation. Besides THAI
| vt is the narrow one idea of quarantine; nc
great system of general hygiene Is provid.
| ed
"On the other hand, contrast the broad,
wise provisions of the Spooner bill, framed
after seven years of labor by professional
committees of the American Medical and
| American Public Health associations. The
| New York board of trade and transport1-
| ton, through a quarantine committee.
| spent many months by correspondence, by
bearings and otherwise, In endeavoring 10
arrive at conclusion in regard to TINS
matter and their recommendation is in
| favor OF Legislation wh!ea shall create IN
the United States a National system o,
coast and interstate disinfectaon. We use
the word aisinfeotion' as DISTINGUISHED
from quarantine said MI. Frank D
Gardner, the secretary of the board, when
questioned because we are led 10 believe
that with tho adoption of proper aha
general system of sanitation and disiniec-
ton throughout the country, guided ana
controlled by one general mead IN thor-
ough harmony and sympathy with every
local State board, every such board can
be brought in touch and cooperation with
every other local and State board ana
what we have hitherto known as ouafah-
tine will practically disappear as pelhg
unnecessary, barbarOuS ana oOsoiete'
'"nlre question before this convention 49,
will you recommend to congress the adop-
ton of the American Medical association
bill, providing for general sanitation as
well as quarantine which provides for 1uii
co operation with every State board oil
health and through this full local repre-
sentation with its executive officer elect
ed by this representative council, or VIII
you rather choose the Caffery- Wyman pili,
devoted to the single subject OF quaran-
tine more suitable for the empire of The
car or of the sultan than that OF free
America? l think j can foreshanow your
choice
DIR. Hamilton's speech precipltated a
lively discussion, Dr. Kcllar of Arkansas
expressing a decided opposition to his
views with regard 10 the American Medl-
cal association and other organizations,
DR.. Kellar said the whole question of
quarantine should be taken out OF the
hands of the doctors.
Dr. Bailey of Kentucky defended the
American Medical association.
Further discussion was participated In
by Dr. Albright OF Tennessee. DE-. G'int
OF Mississippi, DR.. Durgin of Boston ana
DR.. Carter al the marine hospital SER
vice.
PAPERS We're next read by DR.. Robins and
DR.. NJ. II. Rogers, both Of Mississippi, after
which the convention adjourned until III
o'clock tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18
HOUSTON.

Street Railway Company, from Bexar
San Antonio and Aiansas Pass Railway
Company VS.. il. Stafford. from Wilson
ecrtor. from Bexar; j. p. Tunstall vs..
Mary ". Clifton cit AL from Wilson; George
C. Staples ct al VS.. G. II. Word, from
Karnes; Focke. Wilke and LANCE VIZ. Por-
fro Garcia, from Duval.
Motions overruled--San Antonio and
Gulf Shore Railway Company ct al VS..
John J. Ryan. from BeNar, for rehharing
Carlos Ceccato vs., Selig Deutschman, from
Bcxar, for rehcaring; H. r. Ebert w. CT.
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company,
from Harris, 10 dismiss appeal.
Reformed and overrulcd-Millard Patter-
son va, o. G.. Section, from Eel Paso, for
rehcnrinR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18
srATE HEALTM LAWS.
Meeting to Ne Held I'm Houston I
Suggest Radical ChunEcs.

Meeting to He Held I'm Houston to
Suggest Radical Chnnges.
DIR. r. III. Harrison OF Columbus, presf-
dent OF the committee appointed by the
State Medical association 10 suggest to the
coming Texas legislature all necessary
changes in the present State health regu-
latlons, arrived here last night from Gall
weston. While IN the Island City he met
a committee CT doctors and laymen, who
are wording to the same end as himself
and IL is proposed to hold general meet
ing at Houston on December 10 for the
PRONUNCIATION OF the changes chat may be
az eed upon. inyifasi-ns have been sent
out to about fifty. cities OF Texas request
ing them 10 send delegates to Tae Houston
nlscsnG. and very large attendance Is
expected.
''our purpose" said DR.. Harrison. In
meeting in Houston on the 10th Is TO con-
fer together with the view OF securing the
passage by the next legislature OF RAJ
tiomal system OF 4iealth laws. The State OF
Texas has suffered enormously in tae pas
through he ipsfficiency OF The health lass
that al present cucumber our q atutc
hooks. and II Is our intention 10 haye Al
bill enacted That viii cure the defects and
make radical changes In the existing sys-
tom"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18
Christian Leetureship.

Waxahachie. Texas. November 1.-THE
Christian LectureshiD draws TO a close to-
cay This mornings programme opened
with devotional exercises by e. II. Keiar
First paper Personality of Holy Spirit
was read by Il, Il. Hamlin Of Palestine.
The same subject as above was handled
by J. NJ. Campbsll OF Van Alstyne. followed
nv short talks from members.
Is. b. Sanders OF Austin corresponding
secretary OF State Missouri board, made d
strong talk asking for general assistance
from The churches In the matter OF putting
workers In the Texas field.
THE new officers elected are as follows
President. Addison Clark Of Waco: vice.
president r. II. Hamlin OF Wichita Falls
Executive committee; w. ID. PNtchett OF
Creenvillc. j. Is. Franklin OF Wylie. Tom
Smith 81 Waco.
Greenyille was selected as the place Y
hold the next nesting At the close o
the session at noon today the Texas Chris
aian Woman's Board of Missions was callel
in session for the transaction OF business.