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ox,enaea Nv an enlargins RepuslIcl 10 Che

extended by an enlargins Republicl to- the
furthcst reach OF It's territorial Unite.
That Is to say. this indication would OBJ
viously obtain. II Judge Taft had not gone
on and declared 81
NV conviction Is that ralm Investigation or
| tbs future historian. into all the conditions
existing at tho time OF taking each sttp to-
ward the prtsc situation IN the Philip
pines will lead n TO conclude that Pres-
dent Mckinley and his administration select
"a IN each crisis the only alternative which
due regard 20 our National and international
| obligations would permit | lave 20 deal with
the situation as Il Is and what we arc to do
| TO meet the present needs The purpcse OF
the president at the present 4uncture is to
give the people of the Philippines the best
civil government he can provide, with the
largest measure of self government consist
ent With stability The incidental benefits to
the trade of this country arising from the
new relation must be made subservient to
the interests OF those who have become our
wards
II is doubtful II the future historian"
II be be candid, impartial, honest, com
petent and American reviewer Of recorded
events, and not narrow, bigoted, un-
American partisan. VIII, or can. write it
down in solemn history that President
Mckinley and his administration eelected
in each crisis the Only alternative which
due regard TO our National and interna-
tional obligations would permit" We
have never been under but one National
obligation" to the Philippines, IL we hon
estly keep in mind the purposes for which
we undertook the Spanish American war.
and that purpose, proclaimed in trumpet
blasts to all civilization, was to expeI the
power of Spain from the Western hemi-
sphere and the Orient and to give their
oppressed peoples free and Independent
governments of their own make and choos-
ing, against which there should at NO
time rest the menace OF military satrapy.
How well we have held TO that purpose
and how well we have kept our promise
TO humanity, let the policy OF vacillation,
intrigue and cowardice, put In motion at
Washington and out OF which sprung, all
hydra headed. the Philippine Instruction,
answer And, when the Filipino has aban-
doned the witness stand summon starry
ing Puerto Rico, the vassal sport Of the
su-'r and tobacco trust and bid 1t tes-
tify.
ihat Whlcu JuuBe lait means Dy our
international obligations is not clear
The country can only wait and see from
subsequent developments whether they do,
or do MOI, imply a compact in Imperialism
There Is meantime this much, OF which the
country may be secure: The same sort
OF logic that would decide the president
right in every crisis brought forth in the
development of the Philippine issue car
conclude the president right ln'the cow
ardly compromise that compelled his favor
when his party met the Puerto Rican crisis
which arose at the hour OF choosing be-
tween the Constitution and the sugar ant
tobacco trusts.
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MRS. Christians scheurich.

Bellville, Texas, March 5.--Died in this
city at lO:4O o'clock last night. Mrs.
Christiane scheurich, widow, aged nearly
70 years. Deceased was highly respect
ed German lady. mother of Messrs. f..
and Max Roensch, Mrs. H. Schlosser of
TINS place, Mrs. G. e. Miller of Kyle,
IeXas and Mrs. Minna Hansen of Lake
Charles' La. all of whom were with her
at the time of her death. with the excep-
ton Of the latter. who is expected to ar
rive today, Her death was not entirely
aeexpeeted, she having suffered for some
time with stomach trouble, and this in
connection with her old age held out no
nope of her restoration to health.
Inc lnterment takes place in Pilgrim s
Nest cemetery. near here. at 8 O'Clock to-
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"praetorians" mt rrnnisIin.

Franklin. Texas March 4.-R. NJ. Biard,
deputy State organizer of Modern order Of
Praetorians, Instituted council in this
city last night with a membership of
about thirtyfve. This order Is OF Texas
origin and the number of this council is
1l9. Following officers were elected: Sub
lime Augustus. w. L. Halder; senior trb-
une. Mrs. S. P. Murray; junior tribune,
Mrs, II. II, Holder; worthy first centurian,
Mrs, a. II. Mavis; worthy second centu-
rion. Mrs Sallie Carpenter worthy re-
corder. Rev. J. w. Stevens; worthy
soothsayer, Rev. c. p. Lumpkin; worthy
lygiane, w. c, Perry; worthy sentinel,
John Lumpkln; worthy medical examiner,
DR.. G. NJ, Abney; worthy attorney C. W.
kinard; worthy queen. Miss Eva Lump
kin; worthy assistant queen, Miss Ida
Lumpkin.
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An Important Pension Order

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 5.-General
'0hn /. Wilder, pension agent, states that
orders have been received from Washing
.oh auecling several thousand pensioners
"a nl. .Ver;' district in the United States The
80, OF the order is that in future ali
fasteners VIII receive their pensions
WI WIN me pension office in the district in
WIZ WIN .hev i've, Hereafter all pensioners
General Wilder The order has ,, paw Wy !,
me pension roll about $500. This division
- now paying 5000 Mexican war nensions
several pensions OF the Indian war ana
Jas revolutionary pensloner, Mrs. Nancv
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without incidence answer: Come along.
my older and bigger sister. We will cut gu,
the figure OF the bravo dance for the biz
danes. whose limbs have grown stif from
inacton. at such lively pace as 70 nil them
with envy with our splursc. and. finally. 70
so infuse thom with the cxcitation of prog
ress as to make them. too fall In line be-
fore long, All this is suggested by Itasca's
100000 cotton factory enterprise and Bottoms
timely exclamation Of me. too Itasca.' Let
the good work 20 on 1t means glory. gran
deur and wealth for Texas.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont. A. Read. Houston.
Louis II. Cohn, r. A. Snyden, New York;
a. S. Moslineam, New York: H. j. Bohn,
Chicago; D. 7. Bonner, Fort Worth: w
l.. Davidson Georgetown; w. R. Max
we'll, Temple; A. F.. schutze. San Anto.
Mo; James Byrne and wife. St. Louis.
j. H. Mackleroy, Cleburne, Texas. r.
/. Booth, Booth, Texas; A. r. Rosenthal
Houstoni ]. NJ. Lnssimer. New York.
J, S. Morrow, Chicago; F. o. Adams
Minneapolis George C. Crowell PAT.
ton, Me-; R. NJ Shomand and wife 81
Louis George w Skiles, Milwaukee. q
r. Edison Albany; C. II. Blanchard
Cincinnati; F.. B, Hendrix aud wife Den
yer; H. j. Bohn. Hotel World. Chicago.
Mrs. G. r. Lothian, Cherry Greek \ v
Miss Josephine Inder, Fort Worth: n T
Blackwell, Dallas; S. Taliaferro Hons,
ton; f. Seeler. New York. J. v. Davis
Waco; James T, Taylor, Texas. n
Gleason, New York; J. 4, McEnnory c,ty
Mrs. u. NJ. Farley. Chippewa Falls. Niss
NJ. A. Farley. Chippewa Falls, Mis- NJ
G. Pierce, Cleveland, Ohio: George " "
Woorford. New York; Charles II Wost
Baltimore; J. Becker, Dallas. $ AZ,
klnson, city; H. B. Rue and wife ME-
Mary Allen, Houston.
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s,a,,on on the way TO san Antonio; ne
had lust climbed down from q DoN ga,
ON to a fiat car carrying same macnins's
when human form. he THINKS ths. ~
shot The shot took effect in Beasley y
stomach and the assailant leaped from the
car. Beasley succeeded in crawling 70
HE end 81 the fat car. where he managsu
TO apply the air brakes with his foot. hs
was broutht to the city and is now at rne
nolnt OF death in the city hospital. Ine
injured man is about 80 years Of age, an
married and halls from joplin, MO-
where his parents and other relatives re-
side
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- CENTS FOR A SHAVE.

san Antonio Barbers Have Raised
Prices.
San Antonio, Texas. March 6.--By an
agreement between the union journeymen
BARRIERS and the proprietors Of union bar
Der shops, comprising the principal shops
in the city, the price of shave will be
25 cents and the price of hair cut so
cents in San Antonio after May There
are at present nearly 100 barber shops in
the city whose prices range from D to
Is cents for shave and 10 cents TO 20
cents for a hair cut.
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HEMPsTEAD HAPPENp
DIR. Levi Mahan Dead-WorAt
district Court

DiNNFltt tpb''
Hampstead. Texas, March -
Mahan, aged 70 years, died
morning after a short illness =
monia. DR.. Mahan was ons q
most citizens of Hampstead y
advanced in years, was ropuSs
GUS up until his last lines
mise is keenly felt by the con'
A protracted meeting begA
night at the Baptist church I
Lamkin OF Houston in charge
able interest is manifested -
ing.
Reys. II. G. Willis and yea.
Of Houston are here conforms
Phar On Conference matters j,
The jury IN the j. A. bs'sss
still deadlocked. This makes +
day, William Quinn was givp
for horse theft. ~
George Schwarz has CODE,
erection of a handsome NV
dence. His family, who y"
Germany for two years pass
home next month. \,
Jake Sallinger. a business -
sicana, is here for a few days
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BEEyILLE STIRRED W..

Business Mems League VIII 60 After
Industrial Enterprises.
Beeville, Texas, March 6-The fact that
other towns in Texas are making big head
way in the organization of cotton mill and
other manufacturing enterprises is stir
ring up the people of Beeville and Bee
county along the same line, and the Bust
ness Mems league will in all probability
take some definite action looking TO the
organization OF some such enterprise here
at their next meeting.
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BRAKEMAN MoRrALLy wousprn
Tramp said to Have Shot Him xVi,,.
out Prevention,

San Antonio, Texas. March e-Ass;.,
City Marshal John Wilkins and Denutv
Sheriff WIN Green returned with the olty,.
blood hounds from schertz station. twsntv
miles east Of the city. tonight ais.
long chase after the tramp who sbo,
Brakeman Thomas beasley in the stonsot
about o'clock this morning. owipg =
the meager Information obtainabls sro
the dying brakeman, the officers wera I'm NJ
soi , 70 pus the dogs on the right tai,
The DYING statement OF Bfakan,aNg
ley was taken ~ the city hosnita. ,as nesN-
He stated that he was eoine = vhlsnt
end Of his train when nearing ~ rear
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Travis Henderson Of Larrs
was here today on business Al
secretary of state.
Governor Sayers, Secretary I'd
Hardy and Judge Cravens, php4
tary of the governor, have retrass
Dallas, where they have been b u
ance upon the trial OF W. ], D,
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BYRON JoHNsoN,s DEATH

The news If the death Of Byron 5ohh-
son came MS surprise aud a shock to his
many friends. Few persons knew that
Mr. johnson was seriously Ill. He went
to Sour Lake short time ago. but the
trip did not seem 10 do him much good
While on the journey the train in which
he was travelling was wrecked and this
accident is believed to haze aggravated
the liver complaint from which he was
suffering Mr. Johnson returned to Gal
weston last saturday very Ill and weak
Last night at 7:45 he died. The funeral
took place this afternoon at O'Clock.
a few years ago MIR. Johusnh came here
from North Texas and entered ilto i law
partnership with his brother, Marsene
johnson. He was an advocate of marked
ability, we'll grounded in the law and was
charming companion. He was native
Of Georgia and was only Al gears old. y
widow and three children survive him.
All of the State courts AMI the city
court adjourned today out Of respect to
the memory of Byron Johnson. Al! cases
were continued or passed until tomorrow.
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pENIsoN-sHERMAN LINE.
Company Has Vow Acquired street
Chr systems of Both Towns.


Chr systems of Both Towns.
Sherman, Texas, March 6.-M. j. =.
withers, the prime promoter of the DEM
son and Sherman Interurban Electric rail-
way, met representatives of Chicago and
Northern capital here yesterday and ABOUT
o'clock this morning closed the deal
transferring to them shermans TWO
street railway systems. The parties had
already purchased all the street railway
systems of Denison and now that they
have all the street railways OF both cities
will begin at once the work OF connecting
them with an interurban line and the
planning of extensive electric light and
power systems for both cities. The work
when completed will require an outlay
OF about 100000 andt he company will be
capitalized for 100000.
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The Post Leads 'cm All.

~ ias' Tuesdays Dallas News appeared
- uoia race type the following: scronie
70 oostinately defiant" In last Tuesdav.s
The po,, cate, The Houston Post appeared
fcia, iiui'owing; "CronJe surreunered Of
uslaly announced that Beers unoo,Si
finally eapitulatedr This is no, ~
M instance in which The Post "seoone "a !,
,n ae news in reporting foreign news !,
ws,. coed one to head The Pos, apys
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!, roint 10 ne Remea's'

st. Louis POST Dispatch.
Secretary Gage says that =
ass Bat Macrum is the az,
ass, and the administration ~
Der Balaam. who was forces
wisdom of his ass rebuKe'
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Centralized Despe'
Baltimore Sun.

We are already living, 20
tent, under a personal desP''s
rated by Mr.. Mckinley. wb ,,.',.
own declared belief and the ~.
party-that the constitution VI
cation to our new possessiop'
he pleases.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Joseph p Jay We. Galveston City Rail-
road company ct al, damages; verdict for
plaintiff for $1,000.
e. j. Ormsbea VS.. jeff Hsyne, motion of
plaintiff for new trial set for March I9.
rhe United States vs. Lutcher & Moore;
jury waived; judgment for United states
for $l50G and costs; ]. A. Holland, atror-
ney for defendant, paid S15S75l, SS7.51
being the amount of the costs
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RANGERS AT ORANGE

The governor has been aska
tablish a permanent Ranger ii
Orange. The request can not
vious reasons, be granted, as
contemplates the use of Ranger,
cases of emergency or where /
authorities are powerless to "a
the situation for the time being
never intended that they shoulas
stituted for the regular local N.
serving arm of the government i
will be kept at Orange, hoBen
the feeling growing out OF reusl
rences at that point has subsiiA
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In After Years.

Thus spake father TO his son.
You've often read. forsooth.
or little George Washington.
Who always told tho truth"
oh. yes" the youngster did reply
And there MAS quite row
vas about 8 cherry tree think
But lie chestnut now
--chicago NeNs.
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Street Railway s,..cm s.,,,,

,en'son, Texas. March s.-rhe Denisop
s s,. ana electric railway properly was
disposed Of today TO Northern csni,ai,,t,
. eash eonsidsrstion Of $4,000. -
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Emperor Williams new play lne ~"
Tooth. wax Kissed BY the dunderhesuep s''t +,
les In Berlin theaier. and the emps'sa
no doubt surprised that these uneouth n'n
dcrheads were not smitten with unOAA'e
,rrt1cta
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CHARTERED

The following charters were
the secretary OF state today:
The Hutcherson- Elliott Drus
of Paris; capital stock $4,000
The Palestine Social club q Z,
no capital stock.
The Bolton Cotton Mills Of
capital stock 100000.
The c. p. I. U. Industrial !
Center Point; no capital stock.
Permission to do business ID 4
was granted tho Pintsch Con,
company OF New Jersey: capll
100000.
Dallas Mining company, to Oh
Llano. Burnet, Brewster and Oh,
ties; capital stock $4,000.
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In discussing the Puerto tcan disgrace ana
MIR Bailey's constitutional objections ho
placing a large amount of money in the
hands OF the president. the Minneapolis Tri-
bune. one OF those napers afflicted with
peculiar strabislnus which prevents 1t from
seeing any wrong In the king, says:
Mr. Bailey attempted weak excuse by
raising tho point that the bill placed the alb.
salute disposal Of the money in tho hands OF
the Notwithstanding that he would never
consent to turn over to the discretion Of one
man money In the treasury of the United
States, The objection Is inconscquential, aud
evidently mere subterfuge, as nobody Dues
tons the honesty OF the resident. To do
any good, the money should be made avIila-
bic for prompt relief, and this can Ne done
more effectively by placing II In the hands
uf tho president than by tying 1t I'm with red
tape In II dsbursing board OF some kind
why. Of coursel what Is the use in reali-
~ OF having any congress or oo-ordinant
branches OF government at all' Why not
annul our constitution aud declare Mckinley
king with divine right to rule all that
portion of tho Garth south Of Cape Nome
aud north OF Il-ighlonesome? Indeed, MIR
Bailey does ~-rm to be growing irrelevant
Does no not know the administration and its
organs have discarded all our constitutions
and bills of rights?
DOGS are selllnN AT lduuiouS pllV's dEaih
IN in Alaska. Just think Of what some folks
ara losing.
>.,,,,o.,, r,nor 80 M. ..v,sr.l,,n.
VIM, ,y,,,so,,,,,,s vv.so,or,s wIs,nn,s
Nv.',,,'s o,a wya,,,oo,, na,., MAJ, oonyon'
,ion and decided ,bat tbey viii hereafter no
WoRlums Their ancestor was Jan van Wog-
sclum Of Holland" Having come to the
sensible conclusion We presume the re-
united family viii hereafter be able to wiggle
/ A Kansas town has praeteins physician
% years old. It is not stated whether he
ever took his own medicine or stuck to
"bttahs."
p,.a,r,. ,,o c. r,ro,o,s,o ,,,nr.,..
49,, nan n,vsos ,,,r,so,r ~, rnr,,,n~ ''', 49,.
/ elevator In his hotel for an hour or two
daily, II is pity that Bradbury has to
I eNperonco the ups and downs in life In this
poutlc way when so many others are forced
4 ro,,rd
-----
4 General Otis keeps IN running fire OF
cable comment on the Philippine issue. II
/ is habit. YOU know, and habit is master.
Nh, r,noh ah,soo noraaranhors hovo ,oo,,
I me uluHn apuSeN pdiNkIhpuSih nave come
in for curtain lecture from Mrs. Gait for
making pups on her name. She should have
forSseen this calamity prior to bestowing her
affections ON Thomas. ANY Gait is liable to
get porarraohs and bootiacks thrown at 1t
---- ---,, -,-~
George Dewey attended TO the spaniards
and thereby won fame and glory. George
Dewey. Jr. attends TO his own business. and
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

W r. Maxwell of Temple IS in the
city.
a. R, hosenthal of Houston was in the
cry last night
H. . hLe and wife and Miss Mary Al
len of Houston have apartments at the
fremont.
City Engineer Peek this morning started
work on the paving of the one block on
Twentieth street. between Market and
Postoffce.
8 A. Read OF Houston ana ,lr A. 3
Teagarden OF Palestine. attorneys for the
International and Great Northern aailpey
company have been in the city.
II. j. Bohn the proprietor of H., Hotel
World at Chicago, one u the leading no
tel journals In the United Sta.es, is In
the city, guest at the fremont.
John Adriance has sold to the Fisher
SISTERS the property on the north side Of
Church, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets, for $500 The place Is
best known as the seibert property
The sidewheel steamer Lawrence made
It's initial trip this morning as a ferry
between Galveston and Boliv = for the
Hulf and Interstate railroad. This vessel
was purchased at Tampa, ria, for the
purpose Of plying between Corpus Christi
and Galveston, but 1t was not considered
suitable for this purpose and she was
then sold to the railroad company to he
used as a ferry
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hsiton stems IN alongside Of Itasca. and.
efter the ehoery salutatioa Of bright morn
W bees psrmissIop 81 the little miss to Join
Re brisk march Of Industrial prog
think We can hear Itasca. proud
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VEGETABLE CROP DANG
Cabbage Has Been Cut simH
Per Cent. w

NNhss f't "A
Corpus Christi, Texas, MarAi'
high southerly winds which hawx
vailing along this section Of The rs
ing the past few days will pruus
mate destruction to the large "
crop in the country ccntiguow b 7
Christi. The wind yesterday sa'
lar gale and as a result nearH
leaves have blown off the plars
The dust has obscured small pl,l
will eventually detcriorate Their
Unless rain comes within the "
days there will be a greatly dr1
vegetable and cabbage crop as y,
the heavy southern March gals
Beeville. Texas, March 6.-lu q
tion with the truck growers ci 4
ton during the past few days \
respondent learns that the sey'rsl
February and the excessively dr |
following it has greatly damaged
bage crop. Up to the middle Of "
the prospect for an immense caD'5
around Beeville was as fine IS
be, but the plant has been dama!a
ly so per cent since then By cog
weather, and unless a good ram
the yield will not be half wnas
pected a month ago. The acteal6
large and shipments are beng
fast as the sacks and crates
tanned. Considerable other vegsx
also being shipped and diyersDll
waking this county up fast. <
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pERMITs To po BlrsIx,.


The State insurance commI,,|
day granted permits to do tu,s1
the State to the following iusur,.,
panies:
The knights of Honor Of st, Ia
Knights of the Maccabees Of pcn
the Union Central Life Of Co..
the Virginia State Of Richmond. n
Mutual Life OF Kentucky; ii.
Mutual Life of California; the T,,l
New Orleans; the Royal EXON
London; the British and Foregls /
OF Liverpool; the Providence NM
of Providence. r. l.; the NatIo1
of Chicago, III.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.

The city council held meeting last
night and adopted the report of the Or
dinance committee In regard 20 the 'elo-
phone franchises that had be applied
for. The report was adverse 70 grant
ing the franchises.
A measure was also adopted TO prevent
ticket scalpers from operating here dur
Ing tho excursion on account of the visit
uf the North Atlantic squadron.
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nsisles amount so far to 1900 or more This
4 staggering with a large CAP. S.
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FROM THE CAPITA
G. II. and N. Railroad Bond, 4.
Registered.
THE BELTON COTTON MIL a.
The Board of Officers Of ".
Called 10 Meet--Pcrmii. Z
business Issued.

Austin. Texas. March eth \.
to a peremptory writ of nand,,,,
by the supreme court Secrets, !.
Hardy has registered the n.
Houston and Northern railrcu
which he was holding up peuAI,,
Element of the question of whstas
he should collect a fee for ~
tration.
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Dom Paul may be neither prophet nor
the son q a prophet. but his remark some
months sgo anens the Borrs staxxerins hu.
mani,y has been verified. The British cas-
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Bryan Is In Texas, aud brass bands ana
loyA sixteen to-oners are whooplng things
yp Johnson is safely democratic and NJ
bryar may save his speeches for some OF the
doubtful points. However, II he will como
70 Cleourne the Cleburne concert hand will
play few choice selections ana the demo.
cratic club viii have, a committee Ia meet
MP, He's a drawing card,-clehurne Enter.
craving card. yes, at any place at any
,ime' and Il looks like ne would safely
araw the lucky presidential prize at the No.
Nenibsr drawing. II he does, we can Ger.
'ainiy count on one thins--we will have
true red-hlood American In the White House
and that is a great deal.