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sells pride of Reidsvile, tobacco board |

sells Pride OF Reidsvile' tobacco. board
cd the westbouud Southern Pacific at liar
wood Friday
MIR. John Henderson. representing ". n.
cleveland of Houston, ran into Victoria for
Sunday.
Mr.. X o Baltic, representing. j. Lyons
8 Co, drugs, Of New Orleans, was in Eagle
Lake Friday.
Captain Martin. selling groceries from
Galveston. Was in Gonzales Friday
Mr.. ". H. Graham, an expert high five
PLAYER, but who represents \. J. Jordan
manufacturer OF fine cutlery. St Louis, as
side line, vas in Gonzales Friday. He
says he sells cutlery that viii cut
Mr.. Webb who sslls the Celestinu Cos
tello cigars. was in Gonzales Friday
Its ncbody's business hat ours was
the remark made 10 his wife by a young
married man who was "spooning" with
his bride on Southern Pacific train the
other day when two travellers nearby were
overheard 10 remark upon the situation
Mr., George 7. Allensworth. representing
the Newton d Weller queensware estab-
llshme1t OF San Antonio pulled into the
sonthern Pacific al hingsbuy Friday. He
had his skates in his grip this time.
Mr. William Kuss representing Carson,
Sewsll & Co. Of Houston. was pushing his
trade IN Luline Friday
MIR Ed cowden. representing Wallis
Landes g. Co. Of Galveston. worked Eagle
Lake and the bottoms Friday
Mr.. J. Mason Williams was down on the
Southern Pacific Friday In his capacity rs
attorney, collecting bad accounts made by
some OF the travellers.
ar John 2. Ya;es. who sells vinegar
from faduc-h Ky. was in Lulias Thurs
day.
Mr. NJ Stokes. VINO repre- en,s the naser
house al ] 5. Walton & Co OF New Work, |
ran into san Ahtonlu Frila, afternoon gu
the Southern Pacific
MIR. L, Pondars who sells pants from,
New orlssas, boarded the southern Pa /
clfic train at Luling Friday for San An |
tonlo.
ar. D, W. Michaux has returned from |
trade 10 Pain, in North Texas for The J,s.
Butte firm.
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QUESTION OF INCORPORATION
People of Wharton are Much Stirrx
Over II zsl.i

wharton, Texas, April The questIn
oil incorporation is Inc topic with our. Pc.
pie Just now which throws into shade poN.a
ties. and even the Cuban question. ill.,
election is set for the 9TH instant Tds1
people are about evenly. divided upon iisl
proposition it has long been al ADMITTED
fact thai the town needed sanitary Tesrj
lation and municipal policing. a thorouEi]
system Of drainage aud sewera &c, etc. Thl]
view is admitted on all sides. There All
also progressive and enterprising citizenl]
VINO would be willing 10 invest their mon1j
In public enterprises. On the other hznl
II Is contended that the municipalIty u
ANAL probably not above 1900 populsticni|
that 10 accomplish the grand ends and NJ
suits desired by and under a complse.
system Of city government the burdens
taxation would fall LOO heavily upon ~;
payers The county is heavily obligalse
making State and county taxation abcMI
J per cent and the ants give this as rtasM
Tor opposing, for al least some years n
assumption OF municipal government ~
creating of further obligations.
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Nr. renk a eandidntc.

RaAlRe NeNs-
Fort Verb. Texas March u SIR How
ard " Peak Of ms yity, a well known
and roFalar travelling ulaa. today states
that number Of ms drummer friends
have written him ASKING bin 10 become a
candidate foT prcsiian, OF the I p 4. Of
the Stale, and he gave il out today ihas
ne would De an sspiraut for tsat position
al RE state meeting 10 be heid Al Cal
1ts'on on the ia and e3d OF next uoolh
3r Peak says hat the April meeting xiii
Ae an Important one and be thinks very
largely attended one. He is q the opinou
thai s9me Important questiaas sill come
M before lh2t session. among them being
an amendment n the constitution iaoking
70 the eieetlon Of officers ana Ire holding
Of the STATE conventions IS rcH as J,her
elections by reprpss n7aiivc vote ol she
several posts according 10 iho numerical
Strength Of posts regardless Of whether or
not the fall membership is IN Attendance
~ the conventions Also ihe question Is 10
Allowing chairmen Of standing committees
The rover % vote at aire tors sessions. aud
delegation n their proxy II moi present.
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full rity n eng, on the southern Pacific

ful ciiy n Eps,r on the southern Pacific
THURSDAY
Mr II D Goldman OF Houston was III
Weimar ThWrsdsy-
Mr. William Carney. who sells impls-
meniS. With headquarters al Houston. Was
is Neimar Thursday
Mr Rohert Bosgs. representing ". u.
Cleveland & CO of Houston. as in Welnsr
Thursday
Mr Y. V. Damon OF Houston. Of cotu +.
seed fame VAS IN la Grange Thursday
Sir Jim Kfay. representing A. 4 Frank
& Co Of san Antonio boarded the Katy
al La Grange bound scr Smifhville, Thurs
Jay,
Mr.. J. W Mass. travelling freight and
passenger aEeni Of the Frisco line, was
out on the streets in Dallas the past Week
after long and serious illness
Mr. Herman Sass Of Houston was in La
Grange Wednesday
Mr.. r. L. wilkins. who sails hardwa Z
ircm 81, Louis, with headquarters at Aus
I'm vas in La Grane. wednesday
Mr.. Keene r. Fosstsn. who travels Tor
Eli Lily e Co OF Indianapolis, was in
Waco Tuesday Mr. Forston has recently
purchased a stock Of jewelry at HillshoTo,
over which 10 has placed manager. lie
VIII continue TO travel antil ne shall have
ioined the penedicts. when he will iocate
in Hillsboro
Mir. ". y Bryan representing w. Is.
Belknap 6 Co. hardware, Of Louisville,
KY. was IN Houston last Sunday.
Mr.. win J. Rau o. Houston. represent
ing A. Lehman & Co. o. New Orleans
wss in Fayetteville Wednesday He mad
in contemplation I delightful team tgip IN
eempany with nearly dozen nice. large
truabs.
Ia Holland of The post was in I-ampasas
Tuesday
MIR. G. Solomon who travels out OF Gal
weston, was In Weimsr Tuesday.
Mr. Fl W snaoher, representing BRrlng
& cortes Of Houston, was In smithTilie
Wednesday
The boys will now begin to arrange their
routes so as TO reach Galveston on the
22a ann ODD TO attend the annual state
meeting OF the Travellers Proteotice Asso-
citation.
Mr. P. b Walker, who sells BabbItte
soap. was en- route tyom weaar 10 schu-
leahurs Friday Mr.. Walker makes hopi-
ion his home.
Mr.. p. J Rurgss representing the hou.
ten Drug company, was in smithsiile
Thursday
a3r- hFliHNf lrlfftS<NithS Ne't So -
tunio Drug company. was in Flstonia
Thursday.
Mr. f. L. Warden. with the Maverick
Clarke 1.-the company of san Autoaio
was in Houston cn sunday,
Mr.. Jesse A. Bryan. Jr., OF Houston.
who travels for Fockc. Nilkens 4 Lange
OF Galveston. came In as usual lasl SUNDAY !
70 spend the Sabbath at home. During tha /
day he droppcd in at the Light Guard 4
arnory "a while away few hours OF AIS I
t;rue. When Mayor Rice issued his cal l
FOR troops, Mr.. Bryan vas pressed irio /
service and as consequence. tbe Gal !
weston firm had 10 do without his services /
for three or four days
Mr.. A. j. Spilinan representing the
American Tobacco company. was IN Hous-
ton one day las, week
Nr Tom Frsndoa. who sells chiuawsre
and who resides in Columbus. got of NJ
weimar Friday,
MI Rostick, representing Chea;hSn,'s
chill Tonic was on a team frlp hes w,rn
Belivil!e and New Tim fhnrsdsy
,ir James Wells sso Soils hardware
from Ausiin. STOPPED al HesI FONT Thurs
Mr., kea.sh Brandon Of columbus. who
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There promises 10 be sharp contest
for the office Of state secretary at tie
coming A. convention al Galveston.
This Office Is probably the most impor-
tent within the Eift Of tho association 1t
requires man who is accurate In nsareS,
and who will promptly answer all eorro-
spondense aud make prompt remlttances 10
the various posts OF funds due, Too mach
care can not be taken in the selection of a
man for this position. IL, us not con-
slider anything but mans business q,isn-
hoatioDs in voting for now secretary.
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or NOTES.
Every Available LcnNr Has No,,
Been secured.


corstcana, Texas, April l.--ol interests
are a little on the boom today over the
announcement Of Mr. J 5. cuilnan that
Re viii build refinery. ANA work on sew
eral wells that was in statu quo has heea
resumed
DHring The pest few days several parties
representing Eastern capitalists were here
looElng over the situatcn. but found the
ises OF the earth SO completely c5yer d
vain leases that option or hand coald not
% secured only By SUB pleasing. Ths ali
tsoi suit them and trey owed on 10 a
h'ore secluded spoi where they cou,d a
"lsdcatting on their own hook.
lhe pumping OF the wells is proyirg
very satisfactory tho output b. in. in
creased IN all the wells very much. Mach
s'atihcaiion is expressed regarding IRE
nernantncy of the oil field from ia fse
mat NO 8. owned by tho Southern on 90 A.
peny has been producing two wears fbit
coming May aad has Dor deeerased n on
nus Notwithstanding he fact thss ihe ~
.-'ois "a me city Is YER ihicsiY pens
.tafea VIII wells, Tho validating a.
n.s oean Roins on trying 70 iird the ont
~ g re pocket rs the oil man cal /, has
so.Ds Ahat STOPPED aud nov oily fhrre
",N'esiers arr IN constrnCtsrr IL the fsla
feseFai neN wells have ro-se In d,,ri1.,
ne past ~eek IN East cnrfIraza ana :
k"oa many more are rapidly nsarinr ths
LIT ne work On AK or eight nss, drr-
TICKS IN Southeast ccrsieana has rsen
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PREPARING ron THE CONVENTION.
Gaive.ton Committees for r. r. A..
Appointed (

rS i w.
The city 81 Galveston win he crowd q
with the angels Of commerce on Apiii
- e and a. Texas division. Travellers
Protective Association o. America. VII
hold thor annual convention IN Thai city
on those dates aud the Galveston Travel
sfsy Protective association posi- has named
it's folIuNllg members on ARRANGEMENT
and reception coinmiigees W. ). Hurhes.
C. " hnode, ~ Il. Hudson, -A. a. Kos sn =
tie9d, T.. Saupsfs and Gus Levy. ia con
nectfou with this committee the chansbsr
Of roulTneree mas NAMED tho foilowHig
xsntle1rep to cooperate With them James
Moore, Thomas Uogsan aud George
Horst
IL is expected that 500 travelling men VII
atfea5 and these Hiii form Tie nucseas icr
crowd AZ 1905 or 1903 people. : commit,
tee TO lock 10 securing advantageous RAGS
has been appointed Eyesy ira ling IL "a
IN the State, aud the Trarelsrs' Pot G
tive Association has about 400 o. thFm
IN Texas Is talking CT the approaching
convention.
The indications are that the hogs VII
have iag tipe aad 81 they d9n't 1t will
not be tn tault OF the Galveston somAuit-
LEGS.
Mr.. James e Ludlow. sscrstarv AID
treasurer % The Texas division Trayels -
FFolecitE Association o. Aiasftca. writ
from Dallas that he has b. n advised by
National President Joseph Wallers;sip OF
Richmond, Va. tha; ~ Il making arrange
NESTS 70 spend Saturday Anrii e. wlih
the Trayelers' Protective Association
v nile ihs state convention Is In session 81
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ron siArn sEcREr ,RY.
~ y. Henson toantmon.Iy Indorsed
IN Post ID

Tho following circular letter IL being
sent % the ysrios TTavoIfrs' Protective
Association seeolariea IL Texas
A. the last meeting " Post j.. Texas d.
vision Trayelogs Protective Association.
Mr. n l., Benson Was unanimously in
doraca for State secretary aud trnssgrer of
the Travellers Protective Association Tor
The ensuing years and The undersigned
were appointed 20 bring before the various
posts thruush0ut the State his candidacy.
WITT the hope OF securing such o-opeiu-
tion from them as his ears Of devotion
ia beth time and money Ia tho earlier ard
moro trying times through which the as
soclB;ion PASSED 30 justly merit
W0 realize VI H. Benson nopds no IN
PRODUCTION 10 the Travellers Protective AS
sorlati1u to Texas and we teol that the
Texas division Win honor itself by eleeting
this old wheel horse, no is known FROM
ocean to OCEAN as the worry embodiment
oil loyalty. energy and enthusiasm, Tor oar
organization, and NC who know him best
have cause tor our confidence that he viii
make thA best secretary among all of the
best In the entire membership.
We proudly recall 'he fact without dis
garagement 20 Others that during his
career as State president By his sonstant
upd untirins work he brought ;he mem
hefship from $40 10 $50 more thar doubliag
g. progress never before or since accom-
plishsd. and this during The Ercat iinan
cial panic in 1892.
His devotion is history, his ability be-
ycnd question and his energy and onthus-
iasm for the order has never heen sur
passed. Elec, him and Texas has q secre-
tary known and honored wherever our nag
floats. Elect him aud We honor our State
division and pay n deserved compliment 20
one 10 whom more than any other Is due
tho proud distinction our State now hears
among the rest! lie il now in position
where he eau do the best work he has
eyer done for Texas and without detrlment
to HIS own interests
We mos, respectfully ,nytte your mom
bershia 10 join rs al Galveston, give him
a rouslng mark OF appreciation now that
he Is candidate. We are fratsrHalg.
All pisekmann.
4. + McSuity.
Frank Arnold,
z. H. Everett.
W. r. Finley
i. A. Piper.
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Louis r. LaBeaune.
National SECRETARY.
NATIONAL ?. 4. CONVENTION
VIII Bc Held g, omaha. May 4, 10
June 4.

"a. IN N
June 4.
The ninth annual National conyen,,o.,
OF the Travellers iroteetiyc Association
OF America which is to be held al oma
ha, Neb,, May 81 TO June :, promises 10
be The best and largest attended CONVEX.
i'rn that has yet been held BY this great
aSsocia,ion of travelling men, The dele
cation viii be much larger than hereto
fore aud the members, remembering the
splendid hospitality always shown s,s,,.
ors by the people OF this great Western
wy. VIII take their wiyes and fainiltcs
sLsH Hweeiheerts and friends along with
them. The good people o. oma4la a,a
not Forgetting the r. r. A. 10 their yr.,.l
desire 70 make the Transmit ssisslg,pl 81
position world beaten In the exposition
3!ipe ana they are leading all aud 10 the
local committee OF the Nebraska df.ision
"a providing good timu Tor the visiting
members. s'.'e
Inc exposition management vii. ,ansar
the association many couftesies ma,
otb<rx viii probably not yet. for the ns,ss
Agsment realizes tha; the rarumn,.r'. :
Az advertiser has no equals o4tsld. -
the prreS -
ne convention VIII convene the o.x.
nrtyiD,is 20 ihe opening of the exnosi,ir,,
and greater part df the huslne5s 49,.
ht transacted that day.
Z National FFesidsps walleustesu has r.
eeAvee assurances from the committees
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As no THE NEWS LETTER.
National Serrctnrs I.aBemumc give,
Few Facts aud Figures

AattOnui Secretary Enneuumc Gives
Few Facts aud Figures.
The following communication from Ma
donai Secretary LaBeaume CONCERNING ire
Travellers Protective Association News
Letter and Organizer. which has lately
been the subject Of several notices from.
the press win likely be OF interest, es-
Dccially 10 Texas member At this time:
Ed H, Everett. Esq, Chairman National
Press Committee Travellers Protective
Association OF America, San Antonio.
Texas
81. Louis, Mo. March 2s-Dear Sir: /
promised you some days ago that / woald
write you something in regard 10 the as
ISOLATION before the ist Of April. believe
also stated that writing for a newspaper
vas not my forte and that / dlsltaea this
kipa Of work very much.
notice That there haa been consider
able criticism In regard 10 the maaase-
ment Of the association b. certain mrm-
bers Of the Texas division. whiir ia nor
csre 70 champion The board OF directors.
STU bdiifye that 10 certain extcat
tpese criticisms are unjust and do not
believe that u can 10 truthfnity said thar
ths management Of the ASSOCIATION has
oken extrAsagant or that the expenditures
have been unnecessary. The PRINCIPAL
cause Of complaizd seems to be ths NsAs
I Letter. ana am free 10 say that do moi
nelieye the complaint and criticism in III :
Z tne y JUL, II seems to be the impfess.oa
tfet The News Letter was started mi,
xess- This Is q mistake. In the second
s.Hsaf q fh< aesrinfr tTztiou af III. Lee H.
steEted what ne termed Nova Litter.
4 = weS eStten yp once or twigs u monih
e4esqr ~ thpoght hest. and nlirns o.
4 - eoE5e9 were xent 70 the f,ost a d
8 teSk npeEe<Af6m7 and 3 sumter 81 news
+ ~ ~ - popular and the de-
o44 AZ ~ New6 Latter became 80 great
&: t@of ~ hs1 January NJ. Lee suc.
/ 4 & hoes1 - diFeeloss shst In
& IA ~ 191e]p ~ cpt ss had pser.ously
& 20 :! )(X(l y 4 ~ p1np5fx ana sun news
~ "a 3 ~ ~ Fertp&R diyiSl0pk H.
Z n m ~ hard heIj4sei
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RarEs no rms CONVENTION.


Hallway Lines Have Made Low n. u.
a. Rates,
Editor Travelling Men's Page Houston Pos,
Fort Worth. Texas, April !, Beg to adj
wise thar The Southern Pacific has author
lied 81 round trim msxlmurn rate from
ali points west TO san Anionio and one faro
rate from All POINTS where gate Is less than
SIS 10 our state convention at Galveston.
Apfii y and IS Tickets VIII be sold Agnl
~ and %, good TO return until sith The
Missouri Kansas and Texas railway has
also authorized this rate from al! pnlft !,
on SIS line In Texas and tho Santa ne,
Houston and Texas Csatrai, International
ana Great northern arid otner Galveston
terminal lines VIII make same rsi /. Tins
natorit, Of connections ef terminal lines
entering GALVESTON have lndieated to ne
their WILLINGNESS 20 join ip the So max
'mHm rate basis so that onlJ memseri faag
start from almost any poiEst aud 30 %
oniv.s'on and return 81 nos oyer So for the
round trir.
i ] hopc this liberal rate secuted viii In
sure the lerEfst attendance even had al a
convention. /, ,Aou;.
Chairman Railroad cnminiitcs Tsx,x
Division. Travellers Protective Msoels
iion Of America III
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"a AVE RS
N eRoTEcT,vE ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL orr1cERs--isM-ss.
PROTECTIVE ASS

.
n Joseph waileretein. Rtehmcnd- VI
n Secretary and Treasurer --.-.-t.......
4 T. LsBeaure, st. LOVE
Z FSrst Vice President 80
y w. NJ Casssty. Nashville. -enh
8 Second Vice President -. - I,c,c
...sE. E. Hart, Denver. ce'o
3 Thfri Vice Presidert ........----....--,,.
Y .J. II GlaEpeii- los
Fourth Vice President 49,. ~. !. 60.
T N Hodgkiss. conreetiou'
4 aarust Elmer. Louisiana
NATIONAL BOARD OF DiRECiphs,,
w a. Kirachoff .....----..,sl i-ouas' 10
G. n Wirksrr ...,.---..... p, LOVE- 10
Ernst kosyne. y 800 t,s
C. r. Duffin ......-.. Terrt haa,s' ny, III
Il "a p 1.r,a& ..... Louisyiile- NJ.
Carl NJ Aldrich ..........- Fssovls. az
t.fi.siRAEN NATIONAL CO mi ! Z En- ~,
/ Railroad .M r. Phaisn. Chicago. ~
Hotr. hen Hoffman. Lstaseiie lao
Legislative. j. 8. HI-wood, Rirhnlones
Press. E. H Everett San Antonlo. :. 80: 80
En- ployneuf Geo ". sDsiih. 81 LOUIS ~
CHAPLAIN III
Rev Homer D. wisscn Fort worth. = e exc
ATTORNEY.
Harry r. Kent ... 81. St Louis. MO
SURGEON
J. W wili!amsen " D.s. 81, Louis, ao
National Heacquarters Room III. Union
Trus, Building sc. Louis, No.
STATE OFFICERS. TEXAS. lss7-ss
President. .aAif pieckmann. sAa antonio
First Vice Presiaer s-...:ss.. ,;;.,s
..sg.s.. Id. Howard Peak. Fort worth
second Wee Prest5eDt. -. -. $3.50.
....s.4.st.gs A. Hoover. Corsicsna |
Third Vice President 1880. 80,
VI. a. i -, H. J. Har5y, Houstoa
Sec-etary- Trca snrer- ~. ...--..--.-.
James r Ludlow. Dslfas Texas
COMMITTEE cHAIRMEN
Railroads. lbe.i r. Foutc. Fort Worth.
Press S Z. Holland Hcaston.
Rslief--Aaolph BoIat. ilprsion
Legisistuye-B +. acNnitys San An
tonic
Hotel-chsries X. wen, waco
Employtneui- ". X Stroud. Dallas.
/. Livery end TrauSfer--Juhn Cross. Hous-
,en, TeTss
BOARD or DIRECTORS
Pest c--D. ~. MichAu1. Houston.
Post D--sfeorGe Barthpiomsei.
Foss E4fshafles MsngoId. Dallas H. Is,
Msrciihs nix Dallas,
Post F5csepn 6 Booth. Ausiin. +. ".
Rurdeli Austin
Post CIV Hughes fialves'or.
pcsi Hrh1ul2s r. Farmer Waco.
Post I--Janes Clarity, Ccrsieans.
Post J-B. b. Gereisy Fort Worth.
Post ks. G Bennett GUnesEsiIe.
Pest L--Oan NJ LssSar l-sTifauEe.
Post MA. f. Paiuie Csero
chaulsip-- Rev. Homer Wilson. Fort
Worth. 81
Attnruey-J. /. PeeIer. Ans.,n.
Divisson surgoon-Dr y. O. Prctnzse.
san Antonio.
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| ton At Nashville thc tNpfNSe Of tEe N&Na
!. Letter wax mafsd ar3 his ra5ort 2as
unanimously adopted. which In the minds
J | IL the members OF she hssfd u airecl0
Was approval OF their action IN i.si;i Z
The News Letter A few noJths a1er &
was found that The subscription list 500 q
net marry s1pport or rag Ter ting eEse1se
I " publishing the News Letter IN ar,
less thar go msmbcrs out q 1900 have
subscribed for tits piper. II as thsn de-
cided 70 try and secsiTes asvartIaafpe II
enough 20 make ths > per sustaining.
T1is. 81 eSurse was SLOW No4k and ur =
the present time has not made the fag r
II sssi@ Sis fAnlax. bit had not Hsch ssT0y &
II nfpositins sppearej 70 the pnbirhI3e ~
/ the paper Iii SOME sfctionS I ayr ranfl 'fif
thaf il less ihan gc1r III xcps L;,er
would not only hive heer sefs.sdit tIius
but source " rsscnre 10 The Is o "a; I3ti.
1 90 not behave Vat there Il sDs 1ne
thing which has On moss 70 hsl3 I'M.
| Travellers Protective 1850 iafion iSEn this
same News LETTER @hlrh bo1se ns1lt = Il
) seem 70 eesrlsf and ridfea3e + IN rfytn
members fhe infosnstloi Hhieh they
| ought g hase:alt has shown ihfm Mai i'm
] Nat.onai hcsrs ioSg not dgxifs h st6ut,
any saForm4,ioa in regard 10 thn wor4.
ing 81 tbs association from them Il hsr
| enabled n % publish TIE ackao Judgment
~ cseims from many II oar srsfrher.
Whfsh goes 10 sboN thar The rerprs. ris-
c1iaief by tof1e efieiries II The nesest,
tine
am willing 10 ADM, that ne .sx,,,ae
!" s.s shs .h pspeT i~ise : n9''h WIS mis'ake
era Thai osce = mouth IS often enough
ioF the PAPER % be isspcd But / belllte
Ihst thc pa1sr shouiA be pubizheT once
z inprth and ssst 10 every member Ii
fhe asSpciatica even 30 q has 30 ~ don.
~ an esiense 70 ths association a,s9
bsiseSe laai eNerg n'efgbehr n The asso-
slesicn q@ehi N subs ihc Ter ihs papsg
atS Noula enabe Os 10 publish rafer
which woui5 Dc ~ ;nIercs. m eYsr, mem
hFr The ooa WOULD not b. feIt ~ -.
individual member sra eouid g,5ye
revenue 10 the $3.50 issinu r-ttrthsr,r,,,-e
beitest that arrangements ylu b., v,sas
ia rgh.,ah This paper without s4tpnse I
20 ihH sessoesstoa ard ihai lherr lsili h. /
m fsrthee s,rarnas far T-i,s.t.-- -. I
ihcNs who hsileve tns. The akr.,..a.i9-
thoaha bor publish h "a, a,v .y,s,,.,
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W Hughes, president A. NJ. Rosea-
held, vice president Charles ~ Rhode.
secretary and treasurer Directors: F. b
Hudson, + a. Guttman, ColonA J z.
Newton, W. wimhursi ana NJ H. Kahn.
The ebose officers OF the Galveston pns,
we're elected at the last meeting 10 serve
during the year President Hughes STA; $
that Post is busIly preparing Cor tie
correction, and that all the boys Will have
gccd time
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Mr. II. Gardner repssscutius Preston -
Stspiter 81 New ORLEANS WAS on iha South.
rrn PACING bound for san Antonio Thurs
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W Jark is9ars. representing UlIman.
Lewis go of Galveston. vas IN Coli,mbns
THURSDAY
NJ \ nahn repFessrlng A + lrraak
& Co, OF San Antonio. got off at the b,aut,.