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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION -DAPART-
y rnent " the Interior. Land Once az Co,ur
d'Airne. Idaho. july ., 1ggl Notice i hervhy
given that the follow named SETTLER has
flied notice ~ his intention 20 MAKE tinai proof
In support of his claim. ana that said proof
will b. made befort Register and Receiver at
tpeur d'Aiene. Idaho. on August y llut VIZ
John Is. krienhuhL homestead No M. for the
II - SNl l. ~Ei SNi ana lot ! section 8.
Township 81 n. Rang. W. Il. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous fs.>id. nee upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz William q. Rogers. William
II. Clsland. Morris Bosgue and Louis NJ Poir-
Ter. all of Rathdrunl. Idaho.
d. H. BUDLONG.
JS-Ai0 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27

NOTICE FOR OBLIGATION DEPART
mcut " the Interior Land ofticc at
GOenr dAlenc. Idaho June ~. 1852
Notice j. herehy given that the following
named settler has fled notice ~ his intention
tn make final proof in supper ~ his claim
and that said proof vii )e made. before the
REGISTER and Receiver 81 Co.ar q 4 iene. Ida
no. an August II. 1890. VIZ. John W cable
homestead 81 for the II SNi.. wv Ma
and lots and ?. section = Townshipso "
Range W. b. VI
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz: samuel Green. Hiram
Herring. Llleas l.. Allen and Georye Titus
all Of spokane Bridge. Wash
ID. Ii. BCDLONG.
- : R..giste-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27

NOTICE FOR Pr BLICATION-TIM
Land. Act June B Isss United states
Land Office. tocur d ivnc Idaho. May Il
lMH. Notice Is hereby given that Ia compliance
WIN tho provisions of the act of Congress of
June ISIS entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States of California. Ore
Eon. Nevada. aud Washington Territory" as
extended 10 an the pubic land states by act
Of August 4. ls'r.. John ., sullivan. OF Wash
burn. County OF Bayi state OF Wisconsin
has this day flied IN TIL, oficc his sworn
statenent No, 10, for tiir purchase -of line
NV IL OF Section No. - In Township No. 81
y. range No ". Is. NJ. ana VIII offer
proof to show that the land sought is mere
valuable for for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and Ia establish his
claim 10 said land before the Register and Re-
cVfycr OF this office at Occur q \ ieIe Idaho
on Wednesday, The 18th day OF August, 1870.
II" names as witnesses Inoma, Latin.
John Murphy. John +. Rogers. Gutlcr iois l. in.
all ofWashburn. Wisconsin
Any and all persons 1lhl nSfi adversely the
abaNe-deScribed lands are requested TO die
iheir claims In this office on or before said
10Th day of August. 1899.
u. II. BCDi.ONG.
"a 10 Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27
NOTICE For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE FOR PFBLICATION-TINB
Land. Act jnne ), Isis United states
Land Office. Occur dAlenc. Idaho June %
lsn, Notice Is hereby given thar in compliance
with I he provisions OF the act OF Congress Of
June }. ls.s. entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands IN the states OF California. Ore
gon- Nevada and Washington Territory" as
extended u all the Public Land states by act
OF August T. isr3. Eiias {. Alvord nf Wash
burn. County of Ba Yield. state OF Wisconsin.
has thIs day hl.d in this office his sworn state
ment No. i.3 for The purchase. Of the So Sc.
Ntis ,,Ela and SEA >M ~ See. Ne 20, 10 Twp
NO. 81 y. X J W. II. NJ. and Mil Offer proof 10
show tlat the land sought is more valuable
Tor It's timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and 10 establish his claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver of this
oitceat toour d Alcne. Idaho. on Wednesday
the l2th day Of September. 1899.
iie names as witnesses: jackson Renter. Of
Ashland. Wisconsin, George f. Sanboru OF
Ashland wisconsin. John \. Burke. % sand
point. Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
allowed described lands are requested 10 lille
their claims IN this office on or before said
l2th day II september, 1900
H. II. BJDLONG.
jos Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27

NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION TIMBER
Land. Act June 3. ISIS United states
Land Office. Occur d'Alene, Idaho. June 20
1890. Notice is hereby given that in compliance
wlth he provisions ri Ihe act of Congress OF
June !. isis. entitled An act for the sa lie OF
timber lands in the states OF California. Ore
gon. Nevada. and Washington Territory" rs
extended 10 all the Public Land states BY act
OF August !, lsg, jackson Renter of Ashland.
county Of Ashland. state of Wisconsin
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No. III. for the purchase OF the SW.4 OF
section No. T. In Township No 81 y Range No
W, u. NJ. and viii oher proof to show that
the land sought i more valuable for its m
Der or stone titan for agricultural purposes
and % establish his claim To said land Before
the REGISTER and Receiver of this Office AZ
aoeHr q a lene Idaho. on Wednesday, the
eth day of september 1860.
He names AS witnesses: Elias c. Alvord,
of Mashburn, Wisconsin. George i. Sanborn.
or Ashland. Wisconsin. John \. Burke, OF
Standpoint. Idaho, and Arthur boolittlc. of
Standpoint. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrbed lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office ON or before said
l2lh day of september. 1899.
- II. BUDLONG.
do-s7 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27
NOTICE FOR prBLIcATloN-DF
,ly 20

NOTICE FOR fTBLfCATfON-DE
ment Of the Interior. Land Oftee AT ooaur
d'Alene. Idaho July .. 1870 Notice )
hereby given that the following settler
has flied notice Of his intention u make tina
proof in support Of his claim aud that said
proof viii be made before Register and Ke-
ceiger al Occur d'Alene. Idaho. on sept. =
1870. viz Otis j. Merritt. Hid No. .G2 for the
-. NJ ~ ~ =, sN14 Of sEs SC. y. Twp
81. \. T. ". 4 VI.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon aud fultIyui ian
OF SAID lant4 viz. James II Campbell. Of
Markham. Idaho. and Frank Horn. John F.
Shredder and Andrew \ Merritt all II sen
eacguoieeu. idAbo
-. II BUnIONG
Jy27 A3i Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
- mcui ~ the Interior Land Office IL Ct,snr
d'Aleue. Idaho. july a itDi Ncfiee Is berety
given that the Acknowledgement settler has
tied notice - his intention 10 make hnat pre3f
ia support Of his claim. aud that said proof
viii b- made hefore NJ :. Linsay L. : Com
missioner al Priest River. Idih0. ON -eptcn-
Der 3 80 W: Michele Pr,-sta I'D al for
Lots !. :, ~. sf,c p I u y Z. - T.. VI
He names tie following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous Residence upon and rul ion
OF said and. Wis John Gowaniock George
Cary Franz " krarpr and Horny heyse-.
all 81 Prizes; River. Ifaho.
n H. BL DIoNG.
Jy21-.A3i Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27
Death of W. j. Butterffeld.

W. J. Butterield, an aged and re-
spected citizen Of Post Falls, died last
Friday afternoon of inflammation Of the
bowels. he was i'll only few days
and was not considered serious until a
short time before his death. De-
ceased was a Union veteran Of the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-27

Subcribe.for the Republican, a news
paper thai dares to print the news. One
dollar and fifty cents pcr year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

Aguinaldo. who is tho head and ruler Of
all these Islands.
The natives are just a. we'll posted on
the political situation In the United states
as we are, and, IN fact. better. The name
OF William ]. Bryan Is popular here. JUST
as It is In the United States. II Bryan
IS elected he can close this war In nv-
minutes, for they have an abiding faith
10 him, aud believe when he is president
that they viii be treated right.
you may use this--vouch Tor the truth
OF everything In this letter. I am ready
to stand by everything say. by the way.
II the democratic party will send q COM
mission here to investigate they can Sc
cure enough campaign matter 70 elect any
Democratic nominee president. They should
be men OF known integrity; men whose
verscitv can not be impeached, for when
they return they viii not be believed.
Call the attention OF our leaders To this
suggestion. Agltate II.
This war ran not be iegltimateiy ended
before the fall elections unless great con-
cossions are made-in fact, the conces-
sions asked for in the beginning by the
insurrectos. However. IL Is believed here.
that II is the republican intention to close
this war on paper only for campaign pur-
poses"
These letters we're written for the IN,
formation OF the citizens OF the United
States The best way to reach them t.
to transmit the message to you, our iead
or and our teacher Very respectfully.
Joe Lee Jomeson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

letter for publication, in which he says
Mr., Ham mentions Colonel B1wie's trip
to Noncloya in 1885 the attempt cl Gen
eral Santa Anna 10 have al Americans at
that point arrested and Bowie escape in
company with Colonel John Durst'
Shortly after this escape ! went to
Nacogdoches and found General Houston
and Colonel Bowie together The colo
nels horses We're In bad condition. This
long and rapid ride from Monclova had
fatigued them and decreased their flesh
General Houston had fine horse. Colonel
Bowie said O Houston General [ want
YOUR horse You can't get him | have
but one and | need him, colonel Bow c
remarked 7 am going TO take him and
left the room General Houston said ID
N Do you think 10 would he ri-ht for
me to give UP my horse 70 Bowie" Per-
IA ps it would be under the circumstances
General Houston remarked D--n him,
let him take the horse
Colonel Bowie was going on mis-
sion 70 Bowlls and other Indian digni-
taries, He rode General Houston's horse.
This is mentioned to show tho relat. ous
existing between them
Hon Bruno bursts recollection OF thu
circumstance was as given above, hat his
father made the long ride, ACCOMPANIED
only by peon. The former was about 1s
years Of age at the time II Mr.. Forts
version is correct it would appear that he
saw Bowie IN Naeogdoches before the lat
ter Joined Travis in San Antonio.
Mary K Lesesns-
Hennessy Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

A So. i A, n
the stem lei them slahur pui = w
the vine is killed TO the gtouna ll ,I.,,. &
~ cut them oil even WIN q wv
low the surface with q sharp NO. "
will prevent The poison in 1le l' sss N u
from iniuring The tuber Dls ~ i
after this tnai you neea lnem o. 1H5
protect them from freezing, K MI
! fortified my potatoes WY MI
Soluble Bone available ine lls ~, W. Y
the cost about u per acts ..,s,E p'1 l,s Nj
potatoes the triumph yaNs1s, ", v. " u
September l ana l. auu lus 'i Is, nv, WI NJ
tine and Of good SIG y. Y, !, n a,'y,,s|
Of them in good sounu s.aia Y !. s ylss u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

Arthur Elliot and wife Lnphs wake.
lee and John Eitzsimmons hAss rssisnGu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

from the Walsh Mac Doweii company. Mr..
Elliot viii De remembered as the very
clever leading man who made such an inn
pression here ne Mario Ia La Tosca'
and hcphron. the slave.
The reception accorded Charles wynd-
hams presentation OF "Cyrano de Ber-
gorae'' in London was, Il is said, far from
cordial
Fitzgerald Murphy. the versatile genius
who piloted Matthews & Bulger last sea-
son, mas secured the exclusive rights to
Whose Baby Are Your" the latest farce
written by Mark e. Swan. and will exploit
It next season.
cissie LOTUS fell from pier at old
Point Comfort few days ago and was
rescued by some sailors who were passing
at the time. a report OF attempted sui
eide was promptly denied BY the actress.
Edward Marshall. the New York CORE
spondent, who Distinguished himself dur
Ing the Spanish war, will lecture next
season.
The theatrical syndicate has dismissed
It's libel suit against the Mirror. This
is regarded as another victory for those
who arc battling for the publication OF
the stage ard the determination OF the
Shovel aosed sharks who compose the
trust.
Arthur G Williams, ahead OF Hotel
Topsy Turyey" last season. Will be bust
uess manager o. Dunno & Ryiey's summes
company.
Ira J La Motto and Frank somorsby
have dissolved partnership
Richard Mansfield closed MS season very
suddenly al Buffalo after rest OF twn
weeks which according to the player, was
made necessary by al attach of lafyngitls.
Some newspapers, however, were SO un-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
a spnrNc DISEASE.
More Catarrh Mt This season Than II,
Amy other,

ANY bAsFSs
The fact that catalrh is ToIs prevalent
in spring than any other tjme OF yer is
easily accounted for BY the sud3cl changes.
the warm sunny day sucC ssdai by ihe
snow O. slect Of the next
Repeated cclds IN The bNad resultiA5
from our tickle spring clmd e. very easily
drift ntc nasal catarrh VIII II is az FIRST
simply an incurred cold watch finally +,
uegiecteG causes Inflammation ana thick.
enlng OF the mucous memrr2oA OF the
nasal cavity which gradually extends into
the throat and bronchial tubes and 10 tha
stomach causing catarrh OF stomach.
Dooches OF salt water or douches OF
any kind very often apctavata the trouble
by SIN further Irritating the delicate
membranes.
The atest remedy for colds IN the head
and for any form OF catarrh is sone SIM
pie and safe antlsep1c preferably Ia tab
let and taken internally several times
a day.
one OF the best antlsaptic catsrrh tab
let's ior this purpose is ore composed Of
Sangunarla Eucalyptol and iuaiIcul and
sold by druggists under he name OF
SWart's Cataryh Tablets
These tahlets clean me catarrhal sarye-
tion from the memhrsnes % ne nose and
throal snA net also very eReehveIv ,ipo,t
tho blood. their regular Use Tor Jew
weeks entirely eliminating the ontarrhal
poison from the system
The best remedies tor any t-aihie are
the simplest aud stuart's Catarrh Tablets
is a superior preparation for colds ara
catarrhal conditions because absolutelv
free from cocaine or opiates 50 rommor,y
found ~ cheap consb euros and oatarrb
medicines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

Cuero. Texas. May l2'-TnuFs1as III, ,' U
at the residence of Mrs. v q s' X n
ladies' OF the Catholic ehuIsh s XII 4.
gained a church society Iav sy H. s1sl =
rcers were selected TO act lol ~ nresa,s|
year. Mrs. william Vandersllss's,sr5i. Isl
Niles sallie Hambin viee, lam AM ggss
Joe Kossbiol. secretary; ME-, sLe
treasurer. Mrs. W Il. l-A lI .e,r thsa y
Hamblin and Mrs Joe kossple' 's''
pointed 10 prepare bylaws .,u,o.a irr !
MRS. Jennie Luther mas iSaSs
pleasant visit to Victoria irlenshss ehstss Z
MISS Lula Evans, who nav vSsst,tdy q
the Rossville school. closso W nor c9''
a grand picnic. Quite nNniV''
attended. r.hm,it ceIfo's',s''
Little Miss wilheimnla sen' lsrnooa ii y
her sixth birthday THURSDAY a y 4snj stss
homo OF her parents, on , nIes were p's''e'''
Quite d number Of lttle io.hs 81.
ana a merry evening was ~ from wy,
Miss Julia White came c NY sit ~
yesterday and will spend suno'' =.
folks. ~. rnxorih hes
A social meeting OF nc Ihfr,eEes'irs E !,
was held last night aud q ., XIV, va ~ NJ
eramme by the JUNIOR lheM ,Sit 70 o. -
deTcd, which was indeed ac's'
ones.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13


Runge Texas. May ig;-Ine NIssiaa q II \
man 4 Parsonage ard Hone ,Ss prcssS !
served ice cream last nieIsn .rrb i. y
be used in carpetiag me en nssrss Of ~ x x
Bishop J A. Forest, N snnansnlst y Xxx
man Catholic diocese, Svork,san II,
Thomas Moczygemba % ~ K.fch q ~ u
x MSer a pl NEE Rev Bruscgier q s s. s
left for Rome. expecting IS -
morale. Ia. At " Il ~
Mrs. Mary Porter. whe ;snce. se'';s Z <
sr., died al shs tarpily Iesii az. 81 "a
south OF Runs < last nt * rbB sf7 r. 4
consumption, from wulNA y
many years ..,slv III vi ~
fever IL, -efurpe1 u115k
dera. where he was ca nrs no ~ ~
his sister, Mrs ReisiHfsh +. "a
died. n &
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
COLD SHOULDER IN BERLIN
Is what OOm Paul May Expect if
He Goes There.

Is what 0om Paul May Expect if
He Goes There.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-The semi-offfcial
statement that Mr.. Kruger is coming
here is discussed cautiously. 1t is re-
garded as premature to predict that
Emperor William will receive him. There
is no appreciable sign of a public dem
onstration, and some of the papers warn
the people to beware of a policy of SEN
timentality, saying that Germany is not
in a position to change the fight in the
Transvaal, and deprecates manifestations
which are likely to clash with the gov
ernment's policy.
The Agrarian organs express the
earnest hope that Emperor William will
render powerful assistance to Mr.. Kru-
ger.
The Ligeral press. for the greater
part, considers that his coming will be
useless
The National Zeitung says: Seeing
that failure would await him here, we
would avert the old mans tiresome
trip to Berlin, which could only result
in demonstrations with no benefit to the
cause Of the TransvaaL"
There is no truth in the report, the
correspondent of the Associated Press is
informed, that a plan is on foot for in
tervention by France, Germany and
Russia.
Said high official today: Although
it is true that Count Won Buelow has
been notified of Mr.. Kruger's conditional
intention OF coming to Berlin, DR.. Leyds
has not been left in doubt as to Ger
many's attitude. In the event of Mr.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
HIS WORK CUT OUT.
Lord Kitchener Has No Easy Task
Before Him.

Lord kitchener Has No Easy Task
Before Him.
LONDON, Dec /, 4:5O a. m.-The retire
ment of Lord Wolseley, the return of
Lord Roberts and the appointment OF
Lord Kitchener to the supreme command,
occurring as they do simultaneously, are
keenly discussed. Despite some misgiv-
ings, hearty approval is generally ex-
pressed of Lord Kitchener's appointment
It is felt that If any one can clear up
matters in South Africa he is the man;
and it is readily admitted that the task
before him, though of different KIND,
is almost as difficult as that which faced
Lord Roberts ten months ago, and is CAL
culated to give the fullest scope to ali OF
Kitcheners talents as an organizer.
The Morning Post hints broadly that
the recent demand of Lord Roberts for
reinforcements has not been complied
with and insists that Lord Kitchener S
hands must not be tied by any lack of
men or horses.
From Cape Town come indications OF
the uneasiness felt. All military posts
throughout Cape Colony are being
strengthened. Bloemfonte:n is now pre-
pared for any possible attack. Extra
scouts are out, and guards watch tho
streets in the night time. Mines have
been laid along the railway. The garrI-
sons on the Orange river are increased.
Sir Edmund J. Monson, the British am
bassador at Paris, has arrived in Lon
don on three days leave of absence, on
private business.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for St. PaulI
Fair: Warmer
I-General Washington News.
Tale of Love and Crime.
Affairs In China.
Sirdar in Command.
2-CrOwds View the Dead.
Mrs. Kiefer's Jewels Found.
Minneapolis News.
3-POpuIatiOn of Minnesota Cities.
Northwest News.
Dakota Divorce Brings Trouble.
Bowling Gets an Indorsement.
4-EditoriaI Page.
5-SpOrting News.
NifnnesOta's Football Champions.
EIks' Lodges of Sorrow.
6-Lady Mary's stratagem.
7-Chinamen Rushing Home.
Talk With an Actress.
Bids for City work scarce,
S-Nevs of Railroads.
Weekly Financial Reviews.
Popular Wants.
9-NFarl1ets of the World.
Chicago Dec. Wheat, 60 5-Sc.
Stocks Strong.
I0-In Local Labor Field.
Sentiment in Prison.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
AT W1NONA
pRoNoUNCEp SMALLPOX

WINONA, MINI, Nov. 9O.-(SpeciaL)-
Active measures were taken today by
the city health department to quaran-
tine all cases of the disease which has
been prevailing in this city,, and which
has been declared by Secretary H. M.
Bracken, of, the state health depart
ment, as smallpox. DR.. Bracken arrived
in this city last evening, and early this
morning, in company with several of
the local doctors, visited number Of
the houses where the disease prevails.
He found the conditions far worse than
expected. He at once pronounced the
ailment smallpox. A meeting of the
board of health was held this afternoon,
at which time DR.. Bracken entered in
to a long discussion with the various
doctors present in regard to the trouble.
1t required all of DR.. Bracken's persua-
sive powers to convince some Of them
that the disease really is smallpox.
There are at present several hundred
cases of it in the city, principally among
the Polish residents, and, although Dr.
Bracken says it is in very light form
at present, although liable to grow in
the future. The people sick with it are
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
CALLED on VICTORIA.
Royal Welcome for the Royal Can
Rdian Regiment.


LONDON, Nov. 30-The members Of the
Royal Canadian regiment who have just
returned from South Africa were en-
Enthusiastically received by the people of
Windsor this morning. The soldiers then
proceeded to the castle and were reviewed
l,y the queen in quadrangle. Fer majes-
ty, addressing the Canadians, thanked
them for the immense services they had
rendered to the empire. The officers were
then presented individually, after which
the queen summoned Private Armstrong,
of New Brunswick, who lost leg during
the campaign, but who joined in the
march on crutches.
After the soldiers had been shown over
the state apartments they were enter
tanned at luncheon in the royal riding
school.
The queens speech to the Canadians
was as follows:
81 am very glad to see you here koday
and to express my warm thanks for the
war by the Canadian troops. I wish you
safe and happy return to your homes.
The Canadians marched past to the
tune Of ''Yive La Canadienne." The men
were photographed at the special request
of the queen.
During the crush to see the Canadians
at Windsor station today several per-
sons were injured. Col. Otter, Lieut..
Col Buchan and Capt. Mcdonald re-
manned at the castle by command of the
queen to dine with her majesty and the
roval family this evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
W. C. T. U. CONVENTIONS
Action of Preliminary Committee
Meetings in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. SO-The general
executive committee, the official board
and the evangelical department of the
w. c. T. U. held meetings here today
preliminary to the annual convention
of the union that opens in this city Sun
day.
The executive committee was presided
over by Mrs. Lillian M. N Stevens, of
Maine, the national president of the
w. c. T. U. Representatives from
nearly all of the states attended. The
meetings will be continued tomorrow
1t was voted that the officials issue a
twentieth century memorial to the ply
sicians of America urging the adoption
of non-alcohoEc medicine Mrs Cornelia
Moots, president of the Manila union,
was decided upon for appointment as the
official representative of the w c. T. U.
in the Philippine islands. The union
hopes to open in Manila soon a home for
soldiers and sailors. A Texas committee
submitted a memorial home for relief of
Galveston flood sufferers and it is proba-
bic the national body will make an ap-
preparation for that purpose. Miss Clara
Parish, general secretary Of the young
peoples branch. reviewed her work in
Japan, Bumah and India.
Mrs. Lucy Thurman, superintendent Of
colored work, spoke of what the young
peoples branch in the South was doing
in teaching purity and industry. The
official board also transacted some pre-
liminary business.