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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22

Galveston, Texas July ld.-Swest Cath
crime TIE wheels Of trade have brought
me back TO dear old Galveston again.
What pleasant memories present them
selves Rs. on This bright sunday morn
InE. throw omen The shutters and a.
rult the DetrefnLlg south hrseze. and look
over the blue waters oi tbe gull an
carried hack in retrospectiuu to The DAYS
Of The long aso when ] sa1 With you.
sweet Catherine. sud watched the reflex
Of the moon brlEht simmer 10 those
deep waters and traced rs magic beam
iu those brown eyes. The music OF he
hand lent it's thrilling sWeetpEss TO the
grandeur OF oceans waves. and the per
tune mat was burne on the gentle
aephyTs blended with me fragrance Of
Inc oleauder and Jasmine. ny what e.
memory ave of-Lmes o erheard when
2 Zoology .he intoxicated lover whisper
DO oulcet tones 10 her. The responsive lis
tencr, heee words: Darling ] could
Doe happy WITH only thee out On sahara +
drackless desert IL happiness ruled
there, what ol IS was OUTS. surrounded
boy su"h ausu.ciuus circumstances.
Those days have passed. The old beach
IS not what IL used 10 be. Many changes
nave taken place. san my brown-eyed
Fiji II ne sgEe 10 NE. None otaer mas
taken her plsQe.
NOW. isnl that sweet? DO l not de-
serve your praise for that my Gather
ine@ And stjl, when ] come home and
attempt TO tell YOU about assisting some
WIDOW or young LADY OF The train, or
that gave I'D lower birth 10 8 school
marin and took an upper IN exchange.
you hush UP and pout and accuse me Of
thinking more Of some Vae else than !
40 oi Won Now, ihal is real naughty.
and Wont pass through the laundry for
moment You mus; remem ber. dear
es; that al these little attentions ma
drlmrnefs are accused of paving 10 me
lsaies oa1 ON TIE roaa are all actuated by
thar keen REGARD for her who lights the
nres ~ home Get on the train. snd 70
Nbefe YOU may. YOU will ind the boys
OF he ro5-' ever present to help The
unprotected orphan or old lady Of and on
WITH her baggage. il is ne. ihe traveller
o. experience who goes into his gri . and
supplies remedy for the collcky infant
ihat as disracIng q WeHrled mother aud
score OF other passengers. for mat
matter
So dont grow distrns,ful. sweet one
Continue GO iu confidence. Your PRAYERS
are no, l3st We may not grace me easy
henfrcs zs often on sunday morning as
DINERS. but in our dsilv walks and ex-
pfreuoes we are endeavorirE TO lft some
load from the shoulders OF The over bur
iaened. or 10 drop some smile in the
borrowing soul OF an afflicted brother or
sister that IS suffering for The want Of
~
But ! hud that ! am drlftinr-morsIll-
ak. hsve spoken a few thoughts this
morning that come through my over
fll heart az ] am thinking Of loved
ones al home. and casting an eye back
ward when loves dream was young. and
We gathered uD the shells from The sea-
shore i and NV Catherine. Yours. etc.
Leonldas 7. BUT
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being received by the National secretary
One glance at The NstiNuai oonstlrutiln
would have been sufficient 10 have shown
the author OF the article that SsAOu - Inc
SALARY paid 10 the National secrelary.
Jlbe Idea VI an association pntlinE tn new
cfiioerF is all right, except as 10 Berre-
larry The duties OF this office are Buch
thai experience is esssnhia 70 the success
fHl fulhlliuerEts OF its duties.
Mr.. LIE Beauma has made magnificent
ofilosr. He probably has not al all times
done as others wonld have advised, but he
certainly has the interests OF rhe Bssoclh-
ton al heart and has undoubtedly fulfilled
Lhe duties Of the office IN q manner indi-
eative OF his Eusnt interest and love for
the association.
IhH question 0f raise OF salary was not
oanvassed Ivy Mr.. lie Beaume, and had be
made 8 cHnvl#s the close vote Indicates
that il would hnve carried.
The writer Is in possesson Of the follow
ing facts, which 70 Ear to SHOW the mig
ntti1nonls spirit that PosEssses our Nation
al secretary:
me Hecretary was approached Ivy the
Chairman OF one OF the State delegations
at New Orleans and informed thai b s
State would either vote sofo for the re-
serve FUND and vote against increase in
secretHrys SALARY. or would divide the
VOTE ID each Instance and Mr. LIE BeRume
unhesiibNitnEly STATED that ne preferred 10
See the reserve fund carry, and that De-
clsiun decided the fate Of both measures.
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Travellers alta Grpny.

James Dunlop Of New York -
G. oorsets. week lot The r.
49,. y. Green q BrOcktoa. Mass wss :,
Bt1ls T ieSI Monday selling The old re-
-lllpp Iyrrasch Of san Antonto ~.
~ orange last TUESDAY in ne t,,.- - IN N
% me Sasniher Milling company. %
~ Hardy OF Houston. reDrsssn,tr.
S,eEA d Blum, was out after a-Sss- IN N 3
s1u shoes al this place last 80
Rr a'm ~ Hsltf. representing NJ. Ham l.
- " san Antonio. was calling on -
s 1a orange aFY goo6s merchants iast Non.
a 4 Farley, representing Hprs, /.
: - =. baltimore, was placing orders ~
ss, $50 among the La Grange mercbasts
iona spaun. the 'Pearlipe" ma,
u ID Grange las, "Wednesday 81, "a
washing powder. 'NiS 'e''aHe
la Grange, Texss. July 19-D p
nHsnes OF austin was placing orders for-
MAlte swan -four among Inc Ia C;-snSa
Nero aanis last week. @Hse
n sranden, representing The pm,
800, S4Ass company, was solicitInr az
80 iot glass and erookery ware an this
place last Wednesday.
hessrs. Dan Lasser s,d II c,rs
sninea grocery statesmen. stoppef
no'el u small town a few week,
- ana inquired Il they could get din,
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desired. which Will bring further com
fort and accommodations Again, as
long as The world Stands there win be
another claae VINO will stand back until
the work Is done. theu rush forward with
sfsnoer on their lips to partake OF that
which they refused 10 fight for, and abubs
those who ACCOMPLISHED so much
But 81 is IN old Saying that there is
some honor among all clGsses Of people,
and u may be that in their hearts. these
Binnderers VIII some day appreciate The
Truth sufficiently TO come forward and
Join the ranks Of those gentlemarly
travelling men VINO WORK WITHOUT nay for
the association, which bears honor and
dignity IN all IT'S work. Everybody can
not joIn, and ne question Of eligibility
Is rppidly wedding out many who supply.
il Is probable that some who question
the association and ttB members have
been refused Yet the Travelers' PRO
tecnve Association Will live on and On,
and each year will see il grow stronger
and better CVH
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WORK OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Ho" the Il. y. A. Has HeIped Tray
cling Wen.

Wow Jealous am Of that button
which bears the, oolors Of the blue AMI
white" said an oid-ums travelling man
as ne pointed 70 the IT. P. A." aaorning
The lanel Of his coat.
This association mas been kind 10 me
- assistance has been more than I can
tel ] suffered. aud il came 10 my res
cue. nobiy and true. / simply complied
Nl'h The constitution and bylaws By 81.
4ng my paoers. end The association did
the rest"
lhat tells the whole story. The Tray
eisFs protective Association is probs bly
more often Assailed than any other f-ay-
eilng mems organization: but each year
FLOWS All legitimate claims paid. as wen
as an increase in membership--sn exam
Die worthy ~ emulation. The affairs %
-ae association are under q Conservative
auminlsiration. as slweys. ana none who
Examine the work fairly ana honestly
VIII for moment question any al rs
businesB methods.
ne workings OF the Travellers Protee.
I've Association are as an open book.
There Is nothing 10 hide; and al ,ime
eafanees- each wear will see more mem.
Ders Join in the accomplishment of ends
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Information for Hooster,

An attempt 20 raise The salary OF Va
tiousl secretary treasurer 10 $500 per year
was voted down. The secretary NOW re-
ceived $1,000 per year. ana Il be csn OF
1--we on that smount ne should step down
and oug- What would the association do 9
lie Beaume should resign or pass 81 this
earth? We suppose that he sss3eis;ioa
would go down inst,atly M lie Beaame
il good secretary, is a gentleman. rs-
eelves good salary. which We suppose h
earns. but we are dead set against keeping
any one man in Office perpetaslly. The
association needs new life. and II can ret !,
only BY putting in new officers continue
ally. ---ISogansport lind Reporter
The above is moi oaly uncomplimenta ry
ana disrefpectfel. but is written vi no Y
knowledge OF tie amount Of salary now
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Our Retiring ntrectnrs.

Messrs. J. p. Johnson Of Racine. Wis,
and George Fischer Of Quincy H., the two
retiring members Of the National board
OF directors. have served the association
ven and faithfully, AID are entitled t.
the thanks Of the association. These gen
NIenen have deilberate6 with the other
mem oers OF the board and worked for he
j. A. as though il were their own
property Their work has been OF such 4.
manure that the membership could NOT be
a aware Of the extent or the tine devo-ed.
[7uWsfer' thoEe at headquarters know how
'aIlAi ally they have fulfilled their duties
A1o 90 nc' hesitate 10 compliments these
gentlemen upon their tealty to the or.
s-nl@al-on and the good accomplished.
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FOR J. p. A. DAY.
DnIIOs Fair Committee Appointed hy


DnlIus fair 0rumIittee Appointed hy,
Post y.
Post e bH5 very enthusiastic
meeting lasr saturday night at their
headuugrtcrs. the Oriental hotel. Dallas.
r1e most important bus. ness of the meet.
]aE being the appointing of committees
for TIE Dallas fair. October O. Post E
mas ALWAYS done The hoaors with credit
20 the Texas division one day each year
al be far. ana t1it year viii endpayor
10 enleri4lu the visiting travelling men
ln highly pleasing way. Following are
the committees who VIII have -natters
N charge that day and night:
Executive Commlttee-Pau T Erb.
chairman; George Z. Bennett. z Price
cross. a. Huustaole. c. A. MsugoJd. Jonu
) hn!Ght 6. G. Lane, John L. Simmons,
d W Milan
Parade ana Music-W. 7. Ada!r. chair
man. u. l. Kelley X T. Mltteuthsl
George Y. ElEhee p H. Nolen. Thomas
g. johnson. a. Weber \. N4gro, JAKE
Eass
Ball and EnlerJsinmeaj- Fred y. Pal
mer. cbalrusu, " " Adalr. K Fred
Brown. sam l. Turner. Fritz Mitchell.
3D. Hicks Alber, Linz Flee.w wood Les
Yer j. y. leslie " u. Dohbs. A. W
Rose Leo Weuar
becepiton--W s. Ross chairman. W. C.
th' w g. Psdg.u George Sturgess.
g. D. Norey. p. Gately. G. r Wei.
lsno. II c Brsdford "A Marcbhs1k
Joseph Fre6. z. C. Dodson. PhIlip san
ger. join 6. Hunter y. Frank.
soekWei. George 6. Ballard r n shut.
Ties. A. DukelspeH C. r. Gsrllngtoa
Nrlehl Jones T. N. Boyd. C. X sc6oeI-
Aopl }. z Schneider. " IS. Kirby
october : has been selected BY Pos,
as T. p A. day az the fair. ia order
20 give ell The travelling men an oppor-
<.nAy o. witnessing tie pageant OF the
nlgat Of October . immediayelv sf,sr
which Post Is annual bali will have fuil
hwav. 'Ni'
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Indiann nenrvolent Le.rue

Copy OF postal card received.
indianapolis July ia very important
meeting VIA be hsld Saturday. July "a.
$50 ?. m, az the rooms q t5e CONNER
eisi Travellers c,nb 10 Maryland Stree,
rear u G:2r1 hotel AL members of ne
T. p, A. WIN 1n1 il to their Interest ID
s'tend this meeting sud asslst M fLs
christening e cur new baby. The Benero-
lent League % Indiana Tn8velers It's A
worthy cause and VIZ wsnt 20 begi7 oaar.-
iions Wiih 20 n members. Dom forget ne
p 7ur ana dare. ana come You're rrs
isrnaily. I'll Hirshdsis
Chairman q Committee
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hers than Texas. do not keep their eyes
open they viii drop 4 per or two al the
next Rational convention. Pos; D. san
Antonio started the bah rolling by in
auguraiing d contest for members hy form
Ing two s!des Of sixteen men each vii h
ihe av1wed Intention OF going to he next
state convention with over 400 members.
PAST Z, Dallas, follows suit by oHering TO
och member who secures six or more new
members before October his dues for the
xix mprthg beginning January j. 1901.
President Bennett hopes it~t p1t Il viii
have TO pay for 100 renewals. Does it re-
Quire any great amount Of imsg nation 10
picture the results which will accrue from
combined efforts Of this sort To the
News Letter Il certainly looks as II Texas
division viii he close onto $500 strong at
Rachmord Whoop er Up, boys the II re
the meriief.
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Excursion TO Put.in-B.Y

The Missouri. division VIII run an eycur-
s'oa from ST. Louis TO Putin Bay. Ohio.
Oh 'he Soth- 4 large crowd is expected TO
60 Nine dollars IS The round trip rae
ana special rates made at The Hotel We.
IoIy, The Missouri! division will ga,
rake OF on this raIe and viii in maj
way nave extra funds to expend IN If.
Sftsslng their membership. The Mjssogr,
9lt.sLo1 = no;hing, II not enterpr!slnr.
o.nef olNlslons should follow suit.
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Az autograph letter that wo,,l5 nh.
70 own was shown re n .ew GAYS $50
A. Lnoo'u' was boldly sIsas1 2, he
end Of H. and .hus wlsG9rn was ,be-.
parsgraphed 10 this Riss:
Do lot worry
EAl tnfee square meals a day.
Say your prayers.
Tank o. your wife
Be courteous 10 your cus.onerA
Keep your digestion cO3d.
Steer clear Of billiousa IS.
EKercife
Go SLOW and 20 easy
May be there are other things ma. vour
special case requires % make you hsppv
out my friend these. ! reckon. will ave
you 8 good lift III. purT
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Opntsr,ous Binsa

Mrs T.w. Ire. Mens-
geometry, An, WRITES
" Several yesrE nrp ]
WIS i1roculateS win
poisuD lnr a diseased
nurse, vte Infected
sny baby, ana 5or Eiz
long years J s,dlc-rd
untold misery NY
body WINS covered With
so1sb and liiccrs. Scp-
eral pl,vsiciaiistrratcs
mt. but AL &c ne pu--
pose. The mercury ana
potash they gave me
seemed 10 aoo incl On
the awful flame which
was devourinE me
Friends Sdvised ~, 20
trvS s S ] hegBn tab
sng II and i'm proved
from the stnrt, and q
complete and perfect
-1ie was the result"
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A Large single Remi,,.no.

N7 secretary Of The Indiana division
SEM IN Ss7e' II one remittance to The
: = ~ ''lla' secretary al 81 Louis last week
us IS pretty nice batch Of renewals
q s'fa' MIS- AXE 10 send them Gil in
80, - Is y GROVES the National Office
eva-1- -. sac secretaries should rem,
~ -. 20 Iha' members may receive
tsnras b - 1s soon as possible If .er remit
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The other night. ~ al Arkansas an.
a drummer called tAt conductor, and
asked
Are We On ume?"
"Yrs"
"Glad. Are We % tae T. ack ?"
don't know, Jas ~ 30 forward am
ask"
He went away an3. return,rr. fad.
y an informed thai We left the trfek
about FIVE miles back. We are nov rlr-
ming on he couniry 3is road st6. II
We don't meet q wagon. ven he az r.rht.
No9 see. there iE 3 blE benz 90 he lad
bsck here, ana Te sase Tine ov Taktpr
q shcrf cut a. Post Z
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NOTES FRoM rHn sgcRETARl

All The tUys who hCve Lot remitted stint
annual cues, payablc JWy !, are u sus-
enee until August with no benefits due
t1em during uine 81 suspension. OF Au
ihe p1ocraattGaLHE procraEtlustOrs th-s
ever pr0crRstinBted, such. IL our opinion
aie tie worst. one msy never nllst their
] T. A. ccrtIhc8tc uu.il il mas run Out.
I'll Pas1 only WINS chance to enter
lain the drummcfE in 1907 They arc a.
ready ont vita q bic for the 7. P a. con-
yeuton gad Will be hard TO beat if those
who viii extend the invitation al forI
Worm btHl eJme laden with the euluu-
siasm they now show when The possibility
Of securing the convention Is mentioned.
Our Clarence vii he beck from ST. Louis
In tine 10 tel the State drectare al Waco
something about Ills frBt experience rs d
National director, It's needless TO add
rh3l lh,s UpIul9u vii be Of great inter
cs; to TeXlb members.
one Of our new members recently mis-
took the application blank for lnemberehiy
in the Benevolent league for his Ger iics b
O. u emDership lu the 7 y p The only
mistake be made was in not filing out
this blank sooner ttuu be did for all the
boys want 20 be IesEuerr That aux liery
no of7eu called the bany has discarded Is
rwH1dlnE clothes Ru5 is Douncer right.
Every envelope gong out from The see-
retary'g offlts contains an application
blank ana SO many are being used hat
We shall soon bs aver 800 strong
The new State constitutions viii ne APP
proved at Waco meeting Of directors and
distributed among members as soon a.
possible
( Dan Michaus and jim Ludlow were non
in Ii with ms lengt 1iness Of Peak fame
when mipElnr with the senarifas at p
Pap- for Howard Was he only one Of ths
eriu that could talk Mexican But say
we wouldn't peach on him il we could
Ludlow.
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CURE YOURSELF ATT HOME,

his salary increased to 1920 per year
Mr. Kent has rendered valuable services
10 our association and the National board
could NOT help but give him The in
crease requested, as bis services are Wen
worth Ibis work now being double what
i was FIVE years since
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oJrFIUNIxs TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Nstionnl president. q. g. Burrows. Peoria
Ill
Natinnua ssoretary. l.. n. LaBeaumr- St
Louis NO.
Firsi slos presiaont M. u. johnson. Penn
SECOND vice president r. NJ Simmons.
Colorado
Third vice president u. u. Drew, NsbrnskR.
Fourth viOe president, Jno. j.. JOHNSON,
wisconsin.
ruth VICE president D. A. Mckay. Arkap-
Bas
Nationnl directore--w. ". &cOorikln. St.
Louis Frank W Crandall. ST, Louis o w
Mcdonald St. Louis. G.. s. Il Holland. Vic
turia, Texas. W, u Narria louiprilic. Ky :
r. j. Thompson Evansville. Ind.
Chairman NRnQpal railroau committees, d.
j.. Stacy. Illinois: NuttUnsl hotel committee,
Leopold Wolf Louisiana, National employ
ncnt committee George w Smith, Missouri.
National press committee, W a. Ryan. Indi-
ana.
National attorney, H. 7 Kent, Missouri
Chief surgeon, A. v L Broksw Missouri.
National chaplain, Rev. J. T. Plunket. Gepr-
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pIsHuRsEMnNTs


ny Ernest Lasker, state director Of he
Travellers Protective Assoc!atioa. rs 10
sam for his old home I Cernsry aesut
august 10. lie goes hitber 20 answsr IN.
requirements Il bis sat9ena3d. wh.,A re-
CURES ms services he imperial g. my
lCr Twelve mUutha j, &c passil4. uhat
Mr i~asEer may ne 1elesbe1 from ne
Eeryicsi ana ID IS sincerely hoped tb.t
ne may 80 be. II, 1JTersr IL as or9str I'd
Thai be pay this du'y 10 IN usties lpnd.
IT IS The hope II nis many friends ihaf
he mag perform his suites vita rhe SINE
chaflc eristicE that have ac.uaIe4 nm In
c!schargIng The many dulss that hive
deNOlrea upon him as &, e SLate cha N IN
T. the hotel commI,tee. aHd at staIe a.
rector and that he nay return 10 Texas
III be expiration 81 his obligations in Rood
health Bon voyage Ernest the wen wlstes
Of the boys are with yea. An, before
"r,uE he ctalrman o. t1e press COR NIT
zoe pegt 10 remind yuu G.. vour promise
TO write 1E Occas O1ally Of your :, pc
'lences both by sea and lana.
Miss Florence Wilson. second daughter
Of he Kew Homer J. Wilson. Is nov q
route g Paris. France Mss }ilErn has
promised NOT 10 forge, .he =. r A. Gel
1mus on her travels, aaL We are lcoiiug
with "a great deal Ji aLG.e-y to receIvsI *
her FIRST letter For the love the boys
bear her father and for the admiration
that those VINO are fortunate enough 10
know her eut-rtalu for her own self III!
wish her happy ana profitable nip.
The readers Of the =. y. A. columns
are UNDER ;-,any obligations TO Mrs. itete
Eunt Craddpck whose 1ame appears in
orr press committee Tor Acr most Ca
cellcDt contributions 80 our Sundays col
uuuk.
a rrummer not long 2Eo. when escort
ine home d fair lausel asked her what
kind OF money she likao best OF C0nIt,
the hlushing beauty Instantly -usges-e3
"matrimony ~ rat inleresy doc" IL
bring" inquired the kaisht y The e y.
IF properly .7sss. e, ialtcred lie
eharmer lit viii 5yuDle the original STOCK
every TWO years u. Post L.
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Hon Il. Keai Of S. Louis vas rs.
elected National attorney OF II, Travel
srs' Protective Association last sunday and
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rnMMiTTrr cuArpNtr,hr

Executive. FRANK Arnold San Antonio.
Railroad Charles l.. Sanger Waco
Press. Howard w Peak Frrt Worth
Legislative Joe Lee Jameson Austin.
Hotel a. {. BdsHr Pales inc
Livery and transfer 4 DiuE9sWel. Dali
las
Employment II c farrett wAoo.
Relief J. p SeeEar Waco
sate attorney. Il. j. Thrle. san An
turio
State surgeon. Or. J. Allen Kyle. Hous-
ton
State chaplain. Homer 7 Wilson. Fort
Worth.
OFFICERS or TEE I'NITru CONNER.
CIAL TRAVELLERS 0T TEXAS
Past Grand Counsellor T. uechuap
Dallas
Grand Counselor y Mitchell Dallas.
Grand Junior courselor-Alf Dieckruauu
San A, tcniu
Grand sacretorv-r r seerr- nal1ns
Grand CuDductor-J r FrElin Waro
Grand pare-H x James sau Antonio
Grand sea1nsl-w J. Keau. fort
Worth
Executive Coruwittee-J M Sedburv a,
Sherman and " {. Akura Of Houston
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NnAHn Az n1RnrrnRs

7. G Swope Houston Frank Arnold I'd
II Everett 4. L. Burnett San Antonio:
W. S Kirby, Dallas G.. Q Horton, Aus
SIN; Fl. J. Lahau IT.. Galveston; Pat
Dean, Waco: Gus Hoover. CcrsicgnH; x. l.
Frey, For, Worth Ernest LaFker La
Grange Frank J salms Caero, Fred u
Whiting Temple; G s z Hcland. Vic
toria Sam asrruHu Beaumont sisk,
Laredo. : Z William. BRENNAN and
Charles Reed. Orange
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TEXAS DIVISION. T. P. A or a.
Pres.deut-D w Michaux. Houston.
secretnry-Jsmes f. Ludlow. San An
IONIC.
First Vice President-George d. Bennett,
Dallas
Second Vice President-c. V. Holland.
san Antonio.
Third Vice Presideut-Ed steomen. Jr.,
Orange.
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Resaraing 1rrn, ni,t.,nn.

News Letter
II IS very evident that e ne divisions
Which al The present time have more mem
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD pOISQ


rs
rneof 1n1de
Uncovered vHod
enJ
yhat
dmn
dtb il is
hwilr vegetable blood
only
h ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22

The new State constitutions viii oe APP
proved at Waco meeting Of directors and
distributed among members as soo1 as
possible