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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

DOCS-Dogs-Do handsome pedigreed
nostiff pups, several dead game fox terriers,
one collie; also registered Jersey heiters and
Brahmas dogs boarded. Pine Grove Ken
ac.s, Houston. ~
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Hrrp WANTED.

i WILL PAY ladies salary OF sio per ~een
10 work for me in their locality az nw, r,,s
light work good pay for par, un Oh Mar
with stamp Mrs. e. f. Bassett' 'v' wa"
"''S s's.ia h,ulding Chicago
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EXPERIENCED organizers who desire am
pie compensation for their services. Ad-
dress Knight Artisans of the World North
Texas bldg., Dallas, Texas. 20
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANrEp-Four or ave-room cottage in six
o. eight blocks of court house. Address
a, this Office III
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S1tNoGRAPHERS bookkeepers. statesmen
druggist and teachers desiring positions In
Texas are invited to address The Texas BUS
mess Bureau j. w. Hudnall proprietor,
Dallas. TeXas ~
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WANTED-ro rent two or three unfurnlshed
rooms, close In, Tor light housekeeping: ref.
e,entes exchanged. Address 42ls this OF.
fee n
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for the Home Forum
haneat order choice territory and top con-
tracts Address II. S. Branch, state Or
aniaa. Naxasnta Texas. is
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FOR RENT-Two- STORY house rsyS:I
newly papered, painted , bstnn; vssos
with tenant. references; l2c6 blses ~
FOR kENT-Two very oessrch. &
gentlemen only: l2o6 I.a lo-.--------,:.s37
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POPULAR PRICES crowd our place with
those who kaow tina. suits, pants and other
garments arc cleaned and dyed better ard
cheaper here than elsewhere; our colors
guaranteed to be fast, special atteatioa
given TO country orders. The Old Roliahle
Houston Steam Dye Works, ia T.avis
street n
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Wk.NTED--To rent six-room house. with car
riase house and stable. Apply at once. he
4. Adey, ]. ], Pastoriza Printing and Litho.
Co, y,
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AGENTS WANTED-Men and women; new
soIid silver metal tableware; guaranteed So
years; good household articles: permanent
position 10 right parties. Mutual Mfg Co
126 Chambers street, New York ls
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MAN OK WOMAN of energy and business
ability to travel for established firm $50 .,
month and all expenses p w ZlegIer &
Co SZ2 Dearborn street, Chicago hi.
SITUATIONS secured for graduates Massey
Business College
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LOTION SALE of unclaimed goods by Wells
Fargo and Co.'S Express. Houston Texas
September l. 1S9S.-To all whom it may CON
Germ: Notice is hereby given that the prop
erty now remaining unclaimed, or other
wise, in office of Wells. Fargo e. Co.'S Ex-
Iress at different points in the State of
Teas. will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder. at Houston, Texas, on the
.tl day of November nsxt. unless the same
is carec for ana ill ehaigcs paid thereon.
Ter list Of packages see small bills. G. "A.
TAFT. Superintendent: |. NJ. Warner, Agent
W l. Ochiltrna. Auctionetr.
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SPECIAL lot high grade oolongs, English
breakfasts. Imperials, Hysons Gunpowders,
s Aydlett Wholesale teas. New York City,
formerly Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

INCu BATORS--We can spare two Of our four
20O-egg size incubators; they are as good as
new and of the best, most successful make:
:. you really want one, write us for particu-
lars We still have some laying Brown Leg
horr hens and puilets for sale; also some
magnificent Plymouth Rock cockeres; cor
respondence solicited. The Star Poultry
Farm. Houston Heights, Texas. Ii
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PERSONAL.

V!Avl--A HOME TREATMENT for disease,
OF women, Please investigate at ioe Bin1
building, Houston, Texas; health book free,
lady attendant ~
MARRY Denver Corresponding Club mem-
bcrs worth 100000 private list &c. sent
scaled. r. l.. Love Denver, Colo IL
MARRY--Send &c for matrimonial paper. pub
lishec monthly wealthy patrons personal
innoductions MIR, and Mrs. Drake. $50 Il.
Wnshlngton street, Chicago.
CUSTOMERS Of NAPLES Drug Store will find
II located at oil Congress. between Main aud
Travis, Il
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- n rEwhiIERs-save your money and bny
q, Us n,r wnen y need Of typewriter we have
;, Finck Co.. agents for The III sr,t s, Il !;
Galveston. Texas. ,a'ss'a.
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GET RICH-Fortunes are made by Investing
s. monthly in stocks. no risk whatever
Write Wilcox & Co. $50 Broadway New
York. IA
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FOR SALE--one SKI stereoscopic camera and
Que 5xS view. camera. cheap for cash. In.
CURE at 1909 Texas avenue. Id
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FOR SALE-ThirS spans OF mules, unbroken,
from to years old. For terms inquire at
Elm Park Stock Farm, 3ia miles cast OF
Houston on Texas and New orleans railroad
OF address Baer Holland, box 20, IIous-
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LIGHT HOusEKEEPlNG--N.,sse ,besp: i
living purposes, clos, N a,Ssourta6le; q
thing clean. neat anh eon ,'s"n. atfj|
day one nice front room e"s'f'
street. .---------,s---~-~c =
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TIC RESPONSIBLE couple 9nr, s L
part of cottage home AZ p bssrssin \ I
sTo outhouses: no rent, assrs.
at once. Address APO, TINS oiAS - -
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PLAIN, rapid business PENN ennt"n nn,,sense. u
please, at The Massey Business sv,' ~
FOk RENT--Seven-ro room nniy y
eices, centrally locateu'
branch street.
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SEED WHEAT--Choice Mediterranean hand
Gu Gu wheat at ssc per bushel: Golden Chair
smooth Head Wheat at 81 per bushei; Ma.
Rys R s,aIa wnest at sSe per busheii seed
e., Texas Seed and Floral Co., Dallas
II
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DON'T MISS TIA peculiar, unique and orte,-
nal display In our show window on Satur-
day october IL, between 10 and O'clock
j. j. Pastoriga Printing and Llthograph Co.
No. SOi Main street, Houston. Texas. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

DRUG STORE--A well established. money
mailing business In healthy town or about
1900 best location in town. two railroads.
fine high school; present owner wants to so
North. Address kryofne, this office. Is
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WANTED--Traveling statesmen to sell self
raising Bucawheat and Baking Powder on
commission good side liue. John Wherry &
Co.. ST. Louis, n
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WANTEp-A good cook at once, Apply 1920
san Jacinto street 10
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SPANISH class open every nigh,, s5oO
ronthly See DR.. Aubrey. 500 Preston Is
KATTMANN & KNEELANn manufacturers
Of tents, tarpaulins, etc; see our hunters
tents with folding cot and bar; very Tight
carried In ordinary buggy Houston, Texas
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-. - - 'ilTlf-[
NICELY furnished front room, southai
posure. close in, 81 per month: W m
Avenue ~
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lLLIN OlS farm of $40 acres, worth sli 900 fres
nhd clear, for cattle ranch of equal value
Interstate Colonization &C.. 502la Main. 16
4 DAIRY FOR SALE--4SO-a acre pasture %
of Rookdale. Texas. W. NJ Ferguson. lJ
FOR TRADE-Quick, $500 Millinery Notions.
etc, for $500 cash or trade. Address i2l6
this office. "
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TWO furnished rooms for light housekeoh1
modern conveniences; also furnished a.
fol one or two gentlemen very dssiE11
references; 1113 Travis.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--Ope Emerson up
right piano; one standard aud one thorough
Of horses; 80 acres OF land in Kansas 5000
acres of Texas land, stock Of dry goods, liv-
cry stable, with twenty horses twelve bug
giles and harness; eight shetland ponies
with one surrey and pony harness. Paul &
Pettht, I'll Campo. Texas I6
no ENCHANGE--200 acres prairie for city or
suburban. Louisiana farm for Texas aero
age or city. house and lot in Austin for
coas, acreage; section black land for stock
OF merchandise; three city lots for acreage /;
200 nno horses for coast acreage. Interstate
Colonization Co, 502is Main street. Hous.
ton. Texas,
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FOR RENT-Rooms furnis nea s ~ ~
with bath. Apply at All ona'"ii Il
FOR RENT-Three nice unlu' ,srms n
far ceuple without childreh'
able; 1904 Texas avenue.
COTTAGE, four rooms. nan Inv n siS a.
block from court house. App''
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WANTED-A German woman as nurse for in
FAINT; liberal wages; good home and perma-
nent situation Address w. H. Cheney, care
r. " drawer so Wharton, Texas. Is
AGENTS WANTED-Rand, McNally & Co s
1928 reversible world and U. S. map. also
1898 Texas and L. S. map. Great sellers
Write for terms to $. Blake Wilsden, gen
eral agent, Dallas Texas
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A COTTAGE, close in, $40 per month Z
good tenant. w. II. Hudson & Co, So \
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PERSONAL.

WANTED--To soc any and all persons wish
ing 10 pursue the English branches, Call
ON or address the Massey Business Col
teke, ls
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AGr.Nlo WANIEll-Elther sex; new style
German silver embroidery and rug needles.
Mo. ' 49, ''
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FOR RENT-Four Furnished If
keeping. Apply 1905 Main $500 ..,S =
LARGE nicely furnished rooms anus 3.
gentlemen; llos Prairie mrril
roq RENT-Lalee, niesy ~ q 2
stairs ICON, "iih oa'A !.
street \ ~
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WANTED-Salesmen to sell toilet soap TO
Dealers 500 per month salary and expenses
exrerence unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co..
81. Louis, Mo-
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HELP WANTED.

We ARE placing rst help in good pps,-
lions everv day, such as pcoa ,r nsrp, ,earh
rts' or any hlg,. grade help. Call or writ e
suntbern business Exchange. room 40, BIZ.
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NEW and secondhand goods bought. sold and
exchanged and furniture of all kinds re-
paired. at No, sol2 Congress avenue. u
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FINANCIAL.

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WANTED TO LOAN si?oo-Seeurity must be
good. Apply to Bette Bryan, Fox building.
room l. ls
SOMETHING NEW In stocks and bonds--Pays
200 per ceat per year u 4aNeAsaA0uJ. a.,
amount, investors secured PAYABLE any
time, no speculation best references Write
for particulars. Investors Trust, lsai Arch
street, Philadelphia, PA. is
$50. o0ooo CAPITAL is devoted TO making the
Massey Business Colleges the best schools
In the South.
MONEY TO LoAN--on Houston ely real
estate. farms and ranches. W. H. Hudson
q Co.. rooms 5ot TO 5o7 Binz building Il
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm. .,a
ranches Francis Smith 4 Co. San An
tonic. Texas. Call on =. W. Norris. KAN
building. Houston. Texas
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business prop.
srv. y. 1, Mills. :o7 Main street. Il
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THE DANCE given by the Houston Spiritus,
Society takes place on October rs at Bryan
hall is
The oasis., 1898-05-28

On Sunday, May 18th, the b.. Mr. and Mrs. Sieberliue, down !. old shelter was gladdened sy n. vent of a new haby boy.
 Tuesday evening some or .ho. people of Benson went over Davids to attend a dance rh. \ port having enjoyed themseiyA, greatly. q
 NIT. Fred Clark, engineer q, S. F. was taken sick about ,' ago. and went to the hospital at n son. He is now convalescent and !. soon return home.
 The new water tank of the . |, company is completed. It stand, the top of the hill back of tho \ shelter, and the base of the t,,. , level with top of the roof ot x Knights Of Pythias hall bplns The water Is piped about ,o, through a six inch main.
The oasis., 1898-05-28
Benson Itens

Miss Sophia Doll has gone to Los Angeles to visit a few weeks.
 The family of Mir. Locke, the night operator, have arrived from the east.
 Mir. L. Cooley has moved into his new house, few doors west of Doctor Watkins.
 Monday evening surprise party was given little May Dowdle by some of the little folks.
 Miss Mary Bryan will go to Tomb stone to attend the session of the Cochise county teachers institute.
 Thursday evening Mrs. L. 5. Trask went to Los Angeles, where she will visit her daughter and her sisters in Pomona.
The oasis., 1898-05-28

which are caught with large hooks
 baited with seal meat. The fat Of the seals is tried out for the oil, and he sharks fins are cut out, dried in the sun and shipped to San Francisco,
 where they are sold Co the Chinese to make sharks fin soup, commanding forty cents per pound, American money. As me fin will weigh four or live pounds 1t will be seen that each shark caught is made to yield a very good return; and as ihe seal oil sells readily at very good prices, it is anti cipated that after couple uf months of hunting and fishing the sloop will return to Guaymas with valuable catch. She went provisioned for a two months cruise in the upper waters of the gulf.
The oasis., 1898-05-28
of Interest Here.

A Los Angeles telegram dated the 18th inst, says: Arthur c. Raas, by W. M. Kinley his attorney, has sued F. H. Seymour for balance of s6,000, 0,666 which he claims is due on account of mining transactions in Mexico. Mir Raas says that he own ed one-twelfth of the Grand Central mine of Sonora, and charges that Sey- mour, who was superintendent, mani- pulated the mine for his own benefit. 7" MT. Raas is we'll known in Nogales, having once been in business here. He now resides in the Indian territory, at Chickasha, where he is engaged in merc handisiDg.
The oasis., 1898-05-28
Sealing Expedition.

Last week MT. c. P. Lelevier of Guaymas sent up the Gulf Of Califor- mia to Angel and Tiburon islands the sloop Adolfina and crew of six men on an expedition for seal oil and sharks fins. Along the shores Of the islands and on rocky islets near by are many seals, which are shot with rifles, and the waters bound in sharks
The oasis., 1898-05-28

MR. EDIToR; Please tell your rs,s CTS that the Quaker Valley Mauuh, turing Co.,, Sl9 and 32l South osD, Street, Chicago, sell q full line ofbIt grade household furniture dIrer from the factory at 20 to 50 per cea lower than retail pricer, and will ssrt anyone a copy of their catalogde frs
The oasis., 1898-05-28

For nice, clean shave or an artIa. hair cut go to P. P. Bustamsn,, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora: tour, door rom Hotel Cazabon. Gss barber, careful attention.
The oasis., 1898-05-28

The Tucson Citizen of Wednesday,
 says: c. II. Laidlaw, who has been a
 guest Of the Stewa't for about six
 weeks, left this morning for Nugales.
 MT. Ldidlaw is an experienced assayer
 and manager of mining properties,
 and is loOking for A promising field
 for business. He Is we'll known in
 New Mexico as writer for the press,
 and was m charge of the Sierra cOun-
 ty mineral exhibit at the worlds fair.
 A privata letter from San Antonio
 to MT. Bird conveys the painful in- telligence that Marshall is still in d
 very critical condition, and recovery from his injuries will be slow and un- certain. Consciousness had returned, but his memory is impaired and his vision is double. Doctor Watt, the brain specialist who performed the operation of trepanning, states that the blood clot which was removed, was five inches in length and two inches thick, the largest he had ever seen.
 Sunday evening Mir Ignacio Boni. Has returned from Guacomea, Sonora, where he had been to appraise for as- sessment the property of the Esperan- ga and Francisco Mining Co. While out there MT. Bonillas, who is keen sportsman, enjoyed the pleasure of killing fine buck, bringing him down at a distance of 800 yards. He brought home part of the venison, a nd some of his friends have been re- in its distribution. The rest of his friends will be remembered the next time
 Tuesday evening Judge Miguel Cas- iellan of Nogales, Sonora, acting un- Ter orders from the district judge, vent to point near Cerro B!anco, where are the Chinamen who were urt in the attack made on Flores amp, mentioned elsewhere, to in- estigate the particulars of the as- ault and secure the evidence against he guilty parties. He was accom- anied by Cirilo Koch in, night chief police, ane two medical gentlemen, ) examine the condition of the ounded men. Since the above was l type MT Custodian has returned nd says reports were exaggerated. Tuesday evening the War Bulletin { battle bet ween the panish fleet and Admiral Sampson, ear the Windward Passage, and lat 1t was an American victory. In- ediately bombs were exploded and \ ,her demonstrations of joy were in- E llged in. Going up the road En- V neer Bert Norcross opened bis fiistie aud tied down the lever. it rittenden friend stood alongside Ie track, empting two navy 45s, one
 each hand. As the engine stopped = , said to Bert: "I don't know what
 is all about, but knew it was mething good from the noise you N ade. What is it?n
The oasis., 1898-05-28
NooALEs NOTES.

of the art done by Conklin.
 Wednesday evening Doctor l.. N.
 Moller returned from Hermosillo.
 BoRN.--At Nogales, Arizona, May
 27th, 1898. to the wife of I. T. Brick,
 wood, daughter.
 A Guaymas exchange states that
 the Santa Elena mine has shut down
 on account of complications growing
 out of the war. THE OASIS has in-
 side information which says the re- port is unfounded.
 Yesterday Doctor D oherty recei ve new and eiegant dental chair, com
 binlng all the latest improvements in
 furniture of that kind. It is very
 complicated machine, weighing about
 400 pounds, and makes the work very convenient and easy. The doctor al- ways keeps at the head of the pro-
 fession
 have been sufferer from chronic diarrhoa ever since the war and have used all kinds of medicines for 1t. At last I found one remedy that has been a success as a cure, and that is Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhea Remedy.-P: E. Grisham, Gears Mills,
 La. For sale by Jas. R. Mix& Co.
 MT. Joseph Pascholy of "La BoDan- ga, has adopted the Sunday closing rule, and the doors of his extensive establishment are no longer open on the Sabbath. Mr. Pascholy holds to the commendable idea that the Sab bath should be day of rest, and he gives his employees the benefit of the day.
 Mir. Fred W. Heyne is arranging to go to his home at Fucker, in Cochise county, where he has fine cattle ranche. He has invited all his friends to come over there on hunting ex- cursion, promising them many bears In June, and plenty of pigeons in August. Charley Taylor has accept ed the invitation for August. it
 Wednesday evening Col. W. S. Mor- row came up from Mesa Quemada lthe new mIuing camp about thirty mile east of Prietas,l en route to New York on buiness He remained at Nogales until Thursday evening and then resumed his journey. He expects to return to Sonora in couple of weeks
 Owing to mistake by the com postor TIE OASIS last week omitted rom the list of names of the auxiliary to aid the ayuntamiento ,f Nogales, Sonora, in the canalization ,f- the arroyo, the name of Colonel Juan Fenochio. The gentleman Is he chairman Of tue committee and ' ne of it's most effect i've workers. .
 Monday will be Memorial Day, and . he usual custom will be observed at \ Iogales. In the morning Company Q will march to the cemetery and fire n salute, and the graves will be de- n orated by sixty little girls directed n y Mrs Main. The company of cadets \ ill go out in wagons, and will parade h [ the cemetery. Returning to town u exercises will be held at 2 he opera house. m Four regiments Of negro soldiers for ervice in Cuba, are to be recruited ] the south, and the New York Sun tates that our fellow townsman, G lieutenant II. o. Flipper, will be n as colonel of one of sl lem. Mir. Flipper is a fine soldier o nd gentleman, and his many sl tends in this mart of the countr, {,
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
MEDICAL SOCIETY
Will Discuss Quarantines, Both State
 and National.

The Jefferson County Medical society will hold meeting in the rooms of the Commercial club on the night of Novem- Der l. Outsiders are invited to be present and the subject for discussion will be yell low fever and quarantines.
 pr. w. H. Sanders, state health officer, will be one of the speakers and will give an account of his experiences during the recent yellow fever epidemics. The socie- ty intends to inaugurate a campaign of education and will discuss the quarantine question from both state and national point of view. The main problem will be the proper method of enforcing an effective quarantine with the least possible obstruc- tion to commerce and railroad traffic. ?"
 The meeting of the Jefferson County so- ciety is the first of a number that will be held throughout the state.
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
ARE ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
Reception Rendered at Night By Jeffer-
 son County Medical Society.
WILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS TODAY
Dr. Copeland Will Read an Interesting Paper on Fractures of the Spine, Which He Will Illustrate
 With Two Gases.

Yesterday was the second day of the an nual convention of the Tri-State Medical Society of Alabama, Georgia and Tennes- see. It was notable for several highly in- teresting and instructive papers which were read for an enjoyable trip to Pratt City in the afternoon, and for the reception given the society by the doctors of Jeffer- son county at the Commercial club rooms in the evening.
 Soon after the opening of the morning session Dr. F. F. Bryan, of Georgetown, Ky. read a very interesting paper on Surgery of the Gall and Bladder It provoked great deal of discussion, among |. those taking part being Drs. c. Holtzclaw, M. c. McGammon, R. M. Cunningham, G. A. Baxter, w. D. Gains, Harvey w. Cush- ing, Dr. Williamson, c. Wilson, E. T. Camp, J. w. Hooper and J. D. Gibson.
 Extra Peritoneal Shortening of the Round fragments in the Correction of etro-Displacements of the Uterus," was the subject of a paper by pr. M. c. Mo- Cannon, of Nashville, Tenn. It was dis cussed by Drs. F. F. Bryan and J. B. Cowan Further discussion was cut off by the departure of the special train which was to take the members of the society to Pratt City.
 The Trip to Pratt
 At the close of the session, the members