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|FPROVAL OF CANDIDATES.
anne cd ation by County Executive
Committees.
|moyeL wYNNE HIGHLY ENDORSED
rusk County-Mr. Garrison Pre-
sented by shelby County as
Caudidatc for state Treasurer.

henderson, Texas. March e.-The COM
L,pse indorsed Hon. j.. r.. Arnold for
~ senator OF this district.
Nv rising vote the committee unani-
,usly adopted the following resolution:
Ne. the members Of the democratic ex-
.r,;ye committee OF Rusk county, owe II
|. me people OF Texas to express our I'M
I,.llfled admiration Of the untarnished
.,rsoter and great worth of one of our
81 favored sons. and one of the ablest
"A most patriotic men in Texas, the Hon.
N. Wynne Of Fort Worth. We desire
state that here at his old home, where
Was raised and lived until he moved
Fort Worth, and where his character
!, established, there Is unSnimity in
!. support of his candidacy for governor
II has but few parallels in the history
4 o,r county. When the war broke out,
ko,rh but d lad of II. he enlisted In the
mn and knew only his country and It's
Sfsiy. Wherever his Southland was as
Bued he was ready.-to defend her, and
Mere the conflict ragged fiercest he was
k,re, yielding blood and limb for the
Esuse which he believed to be right and
but
But In war he was no truer nor drawer
hin he has always been In the defense OF
kfht and justice. The peoples best in
|erst has always had an abiding place in
m great heart, and it Is not strange,
ksrefore, that in every conflict and polit-
la contest, though not an oftceseeker, he
Us been found spending his money and
kying his time In the defense of his peo-
IL against trusts. aggregated wealth.
heed and other sinister influences seek
X the destruction of our government. He
|s been constant adherent to the doc
Zine Of equal rights TO all and an invet-
hate foe of the idea that the government
|hould bestow special privileges.
In presenting him to the people OF Texas
br governor we know that we offer one
Tho is in every way worthy of the high
Mice he seeks and one who from his very
Eature can not play the coward or de-
|slye the people. but will hold the trust
i a sacred heritage from the people, and
Pm return 1t back to them unspotted and
kithout flemish.
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y. c. Barrett, j G. Flaherty, w. r..
Davidson, IL. b. Keesee, w. @, Laird. J..
II. Wheeler, John r. Yates. George NJ.
Shepard, J. b. Seeger and ]. s. Mccln-
took.
The following constitute the committee
on invitation. w. c. Laird. chairman; j.
NJ. Hickman, j. b Woody w. +. Gilbert
A. O. Dewey, w. w. Harding r.. G. Led
fcrd, George NJ Shepard, u. G. Barrett,
J. s, McClin;ock, j. Il. Seeger and G. II.
Smith.
The two committees are hard at work.
j. s. McGlintock. senior counselor, and
A. q. Dewey, secretary of tho Waco coun-
ell, sent out an address today in part as
follows:
1--WE desire all members to give notice
of the meeting of the grand council May 10
and IA to receive the visitors on said
dates. So we ask each OF you TO use your
best efforts 20 induce all United CONNER
cal Travellers members you may meet
to visit us In May Remember tho State
Firemen meet in Waco the 1lth, 18th and
18th Of May and Waco carnival dates Will
be on the 18th. 18th and Nth. We are
also informed that the noted Conanche
chief Quanah Parker Will be here with
his 100 warriors and execute the war dance.
Tell them they can not afford TO miss see-
ing the numerous decorated charlots with
their galaxy of beautiful women. one Of
whom will be crowned queen of Texas
Let MS make this the banner meeting of
the South and West.
The local committees have arranged IN
al. respects for the grand council OF Texas
United Commercial Travellers of America.
Tho following is a list OF the grand Of
fcers of Texas: W. v. McMester or Waco
Texas, grand counselor; A. +. Dechman
San Antonio. Texas, grand junior coun-
selor r. u. hartman. Fort Worth, Texas
grand past counselor; II. b. Seeser. Waco,
Tf.,<s Y ntteH ~, al
ten. Texas, grand treasurer; r.. ~. Lud,
low, Dallas, Texas, grand conductor; Vern
Leman, Houston. Texas. grand page; II. A.
Harvey, Sherman, Texas, grand sentinel.
The following is the executive committee
Of the grand council: T.. Price Cross, chair
man. Dallas. Texas; l.. s. Mckinney, Gal
weston, Texas: j. n. Endt Houston. Tex
ne: j. y. Ficllen, Waco. Texas.
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Second District.

Fort Worth Texas, March 2s.--Procced-
ings In the court of civil appeals for the
second supreme judicial district today.
Motions submitted for rehearing- Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway company
w. Cato from Montague; Texas Tactic
Railway company vs.. Henderson. from
Tarrant; Shapleigh Hardware company vs..
Key, garnishee, from Tarrant. TO file rec-
ord; Bell, Walker G. Capps vs.. Holdings
worth ct al. from Tarrant.
To quash appeal bond-Fry, trustee, W.
Hawkins, from Denton.
To dismiss appeal---IIamm, administers.
tiix, vs. Hutchins, from Hardeman; Davis
Vs. Ncwley, from Wichita.
For leave to file motion for rchearlng---
Homes vs.. City OF Henrietta, from Clay.
Motions decided: Rehearings refused,
kahinr vs.. Ha.n GarrutherH. from Dallas;
Texas Pacific Railway company vs.. King,
from Nolan; Morgan Jones. receiver. W.
Erwin, from Tarrant appellant granted
leave 10 file brIef and submission Of CASE
passed three weeks; Hartford Fire Insur-
ance company VS.. Cameron. from Tarrant;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway COM
pany vs.. Cato, from Montague; Dreyfus Il
Co. va. Mittcnthal. from Potter.
TO file record granted 3eall, Walker &
Capps VI. Iiollingswor,h from, Tarrant.
To quagh appeal bond refused.-Fry. trus-
tee, vs.. Hawkins, from Denton.
To dismiss appeal refused Hamm,
Administrative. Va, Hutrhins. from iiarde-
man.
To dismiss appeal passed to be consid-
cred With the main csuse--payis vs. New
ley from Wichita
Certified to the supreme court Cooper
vs.. viner from Hood; Mckee va sinis.
from Cooke.
Cases affirmed Carver W.. first Nation
q Bank oS crockett. from Archer; 1sy-
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ARRIVALS.

r. D. Parker and wife, Kansas City:
Joseph Lemming New York; X. =.
Searle, S. G. Cox, Chicago; +. p. Noon,
st. Louis s. y. Grost, New York; George
Atkinson, Charles Thompson, Houston. A.
d. Buckingham, Ed Kennedy, r.. X. Man
lain, Houston; H j. Labatt, city; Charles
Hiderbrand Chicago; Il. j. Warren, Tenn
pie; s. Swinford, Houston; Jack Crotty,
Clarence L. Test, Austin; c. Van Eaton
Dallas: George II. Thompson, New York;
II. Baker and wife, Philadelphia; G. u.
Selvage. Galveston; Mrs. p. Van Camp
Kansas City; Miss ID. l.. Sterne, st,
Louis: r. Mandell. New York; Joe Ileh
mann, New York: b. w. Whisenant Full
shear; j. w. Stanton. st. Louis; Max
Goldsmith, Chicago; e. r. Blair. Blair,
Texas; Herbert Tailor. st. Louis. 1. G..
Hatch. Kansas City; w. Morris. Houston;
Miss p. b. Morris. Boston; Captain Jack
Kennedy, Houston.
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Rosenberg, TEXAS, March 27.--Hon. Noah
Allen Of Galveston WIS in the city y9ster.
day in the Interest of the Rosenberg. Da-
mon Mound and Gulf railway.
s. G.. Brasher. president OF the Roseu-
berg, Damon Mound and Gulf railway,
was city visitor yesterday
mass meeting OF citizens was held
Saturday afternoon to arrange for a bridge
across the Erazos river at this place. Conn
mttees wee appointed TO secure right Of
way to and from the bridge and also 10
locate the SAME.
Stock from the Macaroni road is begin
Ting to move.
Several new Buildings have been com,
1leted In ouy burg within the past ten
dayE.
Rosenberg Will be represented at the
Omaha exposition In June. Committees
are now at work on the enterprise.
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Hunt County Court Notes.

GreenyilIe. Texas. March 27,--.ln the dts
trict court yesterday Judge Tolbert heard
and sustained motion for new trial in
the case OF J. y. Hunt. who was given q
Judgment for $4,000 against the Texas
Midland railroad the first OF the week II
was the opinion Of the Judge that the
amount awarded was EXCESSIVE and on
that ground he allowed a new trial
Before adjourning oyer yesterday until
Monday. the grand jury handed In twenty
four bills. eighteen Of which were for fel-
ony and six misdemeanors. Among This
batch were twelve bills against the old
man Harper. seven charging him with rape
Oh the person of Mollie Royals and five
with assault with intent to commit rape
on the persons OF her younger sisters. Mn-
ME and leey.
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HIGH COURTS.

Dallas. Texas March 26Procecdtngs
OF the court OF civil appeals for the Fifth
judicial district
Affirmed. William Virgins VS.. Peter
Bsso, from Navarro; s. p. Emerson VS.
Pabst Brewing Company. from Dallas w
II. Parker w. w. Il. Norris ct III. from
Red River.
Reversed and Rcmanded.-T. A. Smith ct
al VS.. M. j. Davis at al. from Ellis
Reversed and Rendered.. b. Watkins
Land and Mortgage Company VI. y. u
Quisenberry ct al, from Hill.
Affirmed in Part and Reversed and Dis
missed In PART. Moon VI. Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Company ct al
froln Ellis.
ton of Dakota Va. IL. NJ. Price ct al. re.
hearing ovcrruled; w. ii. Trummel ct
VS.. v. II. Shelton ct al. rehcaring over
ruled j. IT, Howard VS.. Stephen Smitt
ct al, rehearing overruled: j. IA. BALDWIN
vs.. Cobb & Waggoncr ct nj. rehearing
granted and Judgment reformed ana M
irmed as to Cobb q Waggoner ana as
ct al VA First Baptist Church OF Paris,
tile briefs, granted w. Il. Easterwood
vs.. James A. Dunn, dismiss appeal ap-
pellant having filed a new bond this mo-
ton Is oyerruled; William Demonet vs..
Dr.. II. X. Leakc. dismiss writ OF error.
plaintiff in error allowed until April TO
iile a sworn answer showing why briefs
were not filed in the court below.
Cases Submitted. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS.. W. c, Wright.
from Ellis; Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway Company vs.. Kate Burroughs,
from Ellis, j. c. Loggans VS.. j. r. Minor,
from Ellis; Lancaster Gin and Conlpress
Company VS. Murray Ginning System. from
Dallas. H. Ebentadt vs. State OF Texas ct
al, from Marion. D. II. Caswell Vs.. A.
II. Topson. Jr.. from Ellis, Charles Con-
shaw Va. ]. w. Hedrick ct al. from Gray
son; Nett Wordlow w. w. b. Hammond.
from Ellis: II. G. McCord ct al vs. Lola
Hollomap ct al. from Navarro.
Cases Set for April 0.--Texas and Pacific
Railway Company Va. NJ. Shikca Ct al. from
Van Zandt: J. r.. Mcfarland vs.. Wilder &
Griffin from Fannln. n. o. Standard Mill
ing Company ct al vs. s.. J Jackson, from
Navarro: Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way Company vs.. l.. N. Morgan, from
Rockwell; Peoples National Bank vs., Rea
g. Page Milling Company ct AL from Ellis:
George l.. Rogers ct al VS.. w. u. Mackey
Company. from Hunt.
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TO Aid the Cubn ms.
To the Editor Of The Post.

TO the EdItor OF TIC Post. ~ \
Lampasas. Texas, March Eel desire ia
call your attention to the fact that thera
are thousands OF horses in Texas and other
States that are almost nuisance to their
owners and thought that n call for y
donation of horses for the use OF the
Cubans would be literally responded to-
We hope that they Will soon be able ia
20 to work again, and as a free Nation. and
the surplus horses that we would be glad
Suppose you agitatc the matteA through
your paper. Yours for Cuban independ.I
ence, II. Il Ransdell. NJ. D..
Hospital Steward Second Regiment. Texaa
Volunteer Guards.
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NI!r. BaiIey Tor spcnlr,.

Yoakum, Texas. March 27--The people
here all admirers of Hon. John H. Bailey
of Cuero, notice with pleasure the favor
able comments OF the State press on the
probable candidacy OF Mr.. Bailey for speak
er OF the house of representatives, In the
event Of his reelection. Such an honor
would be but a recogntion Of merit.
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Humid conntx ronnl,str.

Greenville. Texas March 27.The popu-
list executive committee of Hunt county
met in the city hall yesterday morning
and the session lasted several hours. On
account of the absence of Chairman John
G. Nix. Perry Mcbride OF Quinlan pre-
sided. Nearly all OF the committeeman
were present.
The committee decided to put out y full
county ticket. and set MAY Z as the day
for precinct conventions and NAV IA as
the day for the county nominating conyen-
ton.
The committee also prepared an address
to the populists OF Hunt county.
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DROWN, MAyFIELp, BLISS.
Grnyson County Presents Three Cam
lihntcs to the state.

didutcs to the state.
Sherman. Texas March 26--The Gray
son county democratic executive commit
tee met today in called session for the pur-
pose of reconsiderng the ticket to be put
before the voters at the primaries May a..
Twenty nine OF the committee were pres
ticket 10 United States senator, governor,
Justice of The supreme court and railroad
commissioner was put to the house II was
defeated by a vote OF 81 10 2.
In addition to this action and the pass
ing OF a resolution thereon, the commit
tee passed strong resolutions OF conf
mendaton 10 the voters OF Iexas IA Pc
half of Judge j. n Brown for Judge Of the
supreme court, Hon. Allison Mayficld for
railroad commissioner and District Judge
Bliss for associate justice OF the state
court OF criminal appeals
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NOT A CANDIDATE.
Mr.. EstiIl Not After the Ofiicc Of Mr..
Carlisle.

Mr.. Estill Not After the Ofiicc Of Mr..
y <zs Carlisle.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Huntsville, Texas. March 2s.--In view Of
the statement recently appearing in The
Daily Post and copied BY other papers to
the effect that my friends are urging mo
for the democratic nomination for State
superintendent Of public instruction. and
in View OF letters OF inquiry from different
parts OF the State in regard to the matter,
deem II proper to say that | am not a
candidate for the office and that the use of
my namc in this connection has been UNI
authorized by me. AT the same time l de-
sire to express my grateful appreciation
of the Partially of my friends who have
voluntarily rendered me such emphatic as
surance OF confidence and support
Harry Il. Estill.
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Mnxnhnchic Nntcx.

Waxahachie. Texas, March 27.--IIon. j.
w. Blake of Mexia. who was Invited here
to address the Democratic club, has ac-
cepted the invitation and will come on
date about the middle OF April.
The pouulists held a big meeting hero
last afternoon. Delegates 10 the county
convention which meets here next Satur-
day were elected. SixtyIye were selected.
4 resolution was proposed favoring an
early convention of the party on July 4.
1AnS
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Polling the state Committee.

Mexia, Texas March 25.--The State COM
mittee having failed to provide for the cali
ing OF separate convention TO nominate
candidates for the supreme iudgeship and
judges OF the court OF criminal appeals,
Chairman Blake is having the members Of
the committee polled as to whether he
shall call a separate convention or include
that matter in the call for the regular
convention,
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MIR. NciII Inlnrscd.

FL Paso, Texas, March 2s-The bar of
this city at meeting this afternoon
adopted resolutions urging Hon. H. H.
NELL, present associate justice of the
court OF civil appeals of the Fourth judi
cial district at San Antonio, to again stand
for reelection.
A committee was also appointed to wait
upon Hon. Peyton f. Edwards of this city
and request him to become n candidate for
the chief justiceship of the court of crimi
nal appeals.
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THE THEAT'ER.

The following attractions will appear At
the Grand opera house this week;
Monday night--Mr N. G. Goodwin. as
sisted by Mss Maxine Elliott, in AN
American Citizen.
Tuesday night--Graus Opera company
opens a six nights engagement in Boo
caocio.'
"Wednesday matinee--"Fatinitza."
Wednesday night-"Chimes of Norman
dy."
Thursday night~-"Il Troratore. -
Friday night--"Grand Duchess.
Saturday matinee" Bohemian Girl"
Saturday night. double bill-"Trial by
Jury" and "Cayalleria Rustcana."
Sunday night-"Fra Diayo!o."
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Tyler County,

Woodville, Tyler County, Texas March
26 The county democratic executive COM
mittee met here today and instructed pre-
cinct ohairmen to hold conventions the first
Saturday in June to nominate delegates
to the county convention to be held here
JUNE II, and to hold precinct primaries
June for nominating candidates for coun-
ty offices. A liberal test was adopted, and
resolutions were passed indorsing Con-
gresham Cooper's course and recommend
ing his return.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Funeral Of Bishop ]. II. Armstrong
Of the A. N. E. Church.
INFERRED With MASONIC RoSoRs,
Entertained with nm Oystcr Ronst.
Al the Thcntcr.

Galveston, Texas, March 27.--The funeral
of the RI. Rev. j. H. Armstrong, bishop OF
the A.. NJ. T.. Church for the diocese en-
bracing Texas and Louisiana, took place
from Reedy chapel at IL o'clock today. A
large number OF church and Masonic dig
nitaries was present and assisted in tho
ceremonies.
After the religious services tho most
worshipful grand lodge A. +. and A. Nj.
of Texas tcoored) took charge Of the body
ana Inferred II in Lake View cemetery.
Grand Master j. w. Mckinney OF Sher-
man presided. *
+ The active pall bearers were: John De
Bruhl. w. IL. Davis. past masters, and
Robert MCPHERSON, Burgess Thornton, c.
A. Williams and Fountain Lovelace. ID
Honorary pail bearers: Presiding elders
OF Texas, Rev. w. ID. f. Pyle. Rev, w.
+. johnson, Rev. r.. Deal, Rev. II. l..
Tmpp, Rev j. +. p. Bradley Rev. j.. r..
Beaman; presiding elders of Louisiana. Dr.
A. Nj. Green. Rev. t. A, Wilson. Rev.
Or. l.. II. Reynolds, Rev. j. w. Willard,
Rev. J. III. Martin, Rev j. b. Webb; min.
listers, Rev. j.. w. Rankin, Rev. ]. p
Howard.
Y. b.. +. lodge No. 2l2t, G. U. o. OF
Odd Fellows. acted as escort.
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PREPARING FOR TRAVELLERS.
Galveston Committees for r. r. A.
Appointed.


Galveston. Texas, March 27.--This city
will be crowded with the angels OF com
MERGE" otherwise the festive drum
rlers." on April %, 20 and "a. Texas
division, Travellers Protective Association
of America. viii hold their annual conven
ton in this city on those dates and the
local Travellers Protective Association post
has named the following members on ar
rapgement and reception committees, w.
j. Ilnghee. C.. n. Rhode. p. b. Hudaon,
A. NJ. Rosenfeld. u. San.rels and Gus
Levy. In connection with this committee
the chamber OF commerce has named the
following gentlemen to cooperate With
them: James Moore. Thomas Gosgan and
George e. Korst.
The Indications are that the boys will
have big time while here and IL they
don't II Will rot be the fault of these
committees.
Mr.. James r. Ludlow. secretary and
treasurer of tho Texas division. Travellers
Protective Association Of America. writes
the News from Dallas that he has been al
Wired by National President Joseph Wal
lerstein ~ Richmond. Va. that ne Is MAX
Ing arrangements TO spend Saturday. April
"a, with the r. u. AS while the State
convention Is In session at Galveston,
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victoria Notes.

Victoria, Texas. March 27.-Mr. ~.
Lcyytonsky Of Hallets,ille has bought the
Jessell place. on the corner OF Liberty
street and Etayton He will build nns
residence on The lot.
The Victoria County Teachers Institute
at their regular meeting yesterday adopteo
resolutions iIdorsing the candidacy ~
Prof. j, s. Kendall for the office Of super
intendent OF public instruction. N,
The pay car arrived yesterday ana d.,
lighted the railroad boys
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Think cattle VIII Go Higher.

Newton. Texas, March 25.--Messrsy
Adams, Wright g. Grsham OF Palestine
left here today with 40s head Of cattles
most al which came from Louisiana. They
viii be shipped from Colmesneil.
a great many COW buyers have been IN
this county during the past month and the
supply of cattle is almost exhausted ems
tjrely There is u few cattle In the coun-
ty, but their owners will not part with
them and high prices are no inducement,
as tho people think t<cy will still 81
hlgher "a
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Hcndcrson County.

Athens, Henderson County, Texas,
March 26.-The county democratic execu-
tive committee yesterday adopted the State
executive committee test and ordered two
primary elections for nominating State and
county candidates. The first primary was
ordered June Q, the second two weeks later.
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Delta County,

Cooper. Delta County, Texas, March 2e.
The county executive committee met today
and adopted test for the State and eoun
ty primary to be held on July 0. The test
is very liberal, to-wt, Each voter agrees
to not vote against the nominees of the
democratic party.
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CLERKS ENTERTAINED.

A committee from the Retail Clerks as
ISOLATION of Houston, No. 165, came down
today and was entertained by the local as
ISOLATION of Galveston. An oyster roast
was given them and other conrtcsies
shown. The object OF the visit was to
arrange for joint picnic to be given in
the near future.
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A WYNNE CLun.
A. Hundred and Fifty Members nj
Mckinney

Mckinney,
Mckinney, Texas, March 26 The
Wynne people In this city are active. They
met in the court house tonight and
launched Wynne club with $50 members.
c. ~ Christie, t. S. Muse, ]. II. jerks and
r. NJ. Board addressed the body. These
speakers are local men and We're either
former boys with their gubernatoral fa-
yorite or army comrades with him.
The following dates have been an
nounccd for Colonel Wynne TO speak in
this COLLIN county: Mckinney. Monday.
March rs, 2 p. m; Plano, Monday night.
March IS. and Farmersyille, Tuesday, %,
at y. m
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wichita County,s Action.

Wichita Falls, Texas March 2i.-The
democratic executive committee of Wichita
county has failed to adopt the State com
mttee's test. but in lieu thereof decided
to accept all democrats who recognize the
regular democratic convention and will
pledge Themselves to support the nominees
of the conventions for which delegates are
to be selected.
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e. q. n. ,nf Mncn.

Waco. Texts. March 20 Tho grand
council Of Texas OF the order OF United
Commercial Travellers OF America wiz
meet in this city May - and "A and fos
t,e reception and entertainment OF the
Grand council The Waco council IS making
ready and has appointed committees. Wage
Is headquarters OF the grand ccsncil az
Texas by Write OF the fact tina. w. v.
8icMasier. The Grand counselor, ana j y.
seegar, the ~ ard secretary. reside ia this
city. Waco council No. ~ held a meeting
today and appointed committees,
The reception committee II as follows:
y. r. Dlhnllhe. chairman John o. Burns
u. w. Bates. A. o. Dewey. w. n. Grlf-
fl,h. 9. 4. Jaelscfl. J II. Iiftlefield, n
a stroud. j 2. MOODY w r.. Beau
mont, VI y Gilbert. q. II Smith, ,. r.
adams, r r Billingslea. q X Bsnton
A II Forbes. J NJ Hickman. George r.
Knight. " n. Pobrris. W. A, snyder.
L 3 Wilcox ]. NJ. sesner. W NJ. =.
Romans. w. W. Harding, A. D. Adams.
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Says Red River Is for Crane.

Dallas, Texas, March 27.-Hon. n P.
Doak of GAINESVILLE member OF the demo-
cratic state committee. has been in the
city several days. He SAYS Red River
county VIII instruct for Crane whether
Major sayers opens his campaign at Clarks-
,yitla ar mt