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WHEN MOTHER Scrubs.

When mother scrubs us Sunday morn
There's lively times, you betl
iheres faces wry, with howl and cry.
10 keep out of the wet.
lhere argument and weak excuse.
And faces fun forlorn.
When mother scrubs ana digs and ruhs
Us every Sunday morn.
NneA mother scrubs us there's a glow
oi white comes DER the scene:
shedding OF the old and new
comes where the old has been;
shrlnh1ge in more Ways than ONE
wlsh we'd neer been born.
Waen mother scours with ali her novars
ON every Sunday morn.
"Sen mother scrubs us Sunday morn
she gets all out OF breath;
gu pants and sweats and s.ghs and fret,s
Ana scrubs us most to death
one scrubs our backs till they are sore
IN skin and flesh are gone:
iI ~, wonders why we'd rather dla
Than wake on Sunday morn.
No wonder Billy Buzzey saw,
mat I'm thin-skinned law.
We got to be, 'cuz ma, you see.
has scrubbed It all away.
IN! won't we be a hsppy lot
The widest ever bern
"aen were to big for ma to dig
AND scrub on Sunday morn.
Joe Cone,
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CHILDISH COMFORT.
"Never Mind, Mamma, Baby
Loves YOU"

But the childish voice is almost uri-
needed. The wife aud mother has come
to a place where love cannot comfort
her, where even the voice and words OF
love are so blent with her own misery
that they seem to increase it.
Imagine a magnificent orchestra play
ing in factory amid the ring OF nam
iners and the rattle and grooming OF ma
chinery. The discortls would dominate
the harmony and the harmony itself
merge into discords That is the way 1t
is with all the music of love when
woman is wrenched and racked by pain.
1t seems to become part of the very dis
cord OF her life.
When the cause of this suffering is
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Beat Out of an Increase of His

= Mexican war veteran and prominent
ea''or writes; Seeing the advertise
ment of chamberlain's Collie cho,o,,
ana Diarrhoea Remedy. am reminded
mat as soldier in Mexico in al and
70 ! contracted Mexican diarrhoea and
ms remedy has kept me from getting
~ increase In my pension for on every
renewal a dose of 1t restores me-" II
= unequalled as a quick cure Tor diar-
rhoea ane is pleasant and safe to take
For sale by all druggists.
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of 'Favorite Prescriptions
Golden Medical Discoverv ~
a new woman. Could al
do all my own work.
of any lady suffering from ~ !
ness to give DR.. Pierce,s u is''''|
scription a fair trial, for / ny N.Y. I
eft she will receive.ss
Mrs. Matte venrs a ofx
cock County, ILL.,, wa.tess IN
sick for seven years, not Il (. y
dragging myself around
three bottles of DR.. pie,Sss.'4 4
Prescription and Ave Of Nh,
ical Discovery, and was vsi, Il
possible 10 describe in ,,, 49, n
these medicines did me- n
too high for DR.. Pierce's MAJ; A. 4
woMAN's CONFIDENCE ,u,r|
The woman who begins Il.
Pierce's Favorite Prcscrin4;cs !:
in feeling that she has tal.
step in the path 10 perfsss n
health. All womanly discs. 4
durable yield to the healr',
this wonderful remedy
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is observed by DIR. Pierce and q
personal consultation at IL
Hotel and Surgical Institut,
N. Y. Address all corresuO'j
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.
In a little over thirty ye,u|
by his staff of nearly a score
clans, DR.. Pierce, chief cousul,!
clan to the Invalids' Hotel auj
Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, fastsi
cured hundreds of thousands /
suffering women.
There is no similar offer d u
sultation by letter or free medjal
having behind it an institutul
the Invalids' Hotel and Suful
tute, Buffalo, N. ", with its N
ment sld skilled medical staff {
consultation by letter, ofsM6
Pierce, puts it into every sict I
power to have the opinion 81 IA
on her condition-a speciad5
great success in the treatmtr !
of womanly diseases, is in it'll
enlargement to every sick VI
the hundreds of Thousands 4 Z
treated by DIR. Pierce, ninely43
cent. have been permanent n
"Fayorite Prescription a
alcohol and is entirely free IN
cocaine and all other narcotiu s
If you are persuaded totYnF
Favorite Prescription becsR6
cured other women{, do nnii6
dealer to foist on you a iesyt
medicine which he claims TORI
good" There is no motiw
substitution except the litiltrS
made by the dealer on the u
less meritorious preparation
A VALUABLE GIT
for any young couple IS ,
Common Sense Medical Ado
tanning 1908 large pages an.
illustrations. This book VI
free to any address on receiFILl
TO pay expense of mailing Oh
81 one-cent stamps fol the u"
i'll durable cloth. or only al y a
book in paper covers. ~
R V. Pierce, BafTaioo n. y Il
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President Michnnx,s Letter.

President Mlchaux has sent out the
following letter to State directors as
named below:
Dan NJ. Lssker, to visit Post c at
houston, assisted by Sam Herman, dl-
rector from Post c.
{. S. ID. Holland. to visit Post d
at san Antonio.
c. V. Holland. to visit Post E ~ bal
i"s.
All De!ckmann. to visit Post f at
Austin.
now~rd W. Peak. assisted by Dan NJ.
Lasker. TO visit Post Z az Galveston.
r. l.. Frye, to visit Post / az Cor
sicana.
E. r. Holland. to visit Post at Fort
Worth.
Tom c. swope. to visit Post L at La
Grange
Ed G. Everette. to visit Post NJ at
Cgero.
]. b. Williams. to visit Post N at
Temple.
c. o. Horton. to visit Post O at Vic
toria. assisted by F. p. Sanes of Cuero
SIM Herman, to visit Post = at Beau
mont assisted by w. d. Bettes of
Orange.
Joe G. Booth. TO visit Post Q at Bon
ham.
Ed stedman. Jr., to visit Post U a,
Orange.
Mr.. ....,. Director OF the Texas Di-
vision OF the Travellers Protective AS
sociaton OF Texas.
Dear Sir; | know that you are deeply
Interested in the growth and advance
ment of our association and appointing
directors to visit the different posts OF
the State, as outlined In section S, article
., of our constitution. which reads as
follows
/ Il shall be the duty Of the president
/ to appoint State directors. whose duty
1t shall be to visit the different posts in
his territory twice a year; said directors
shall cooperate with the state director.
who Is a member of the post; also with
officers and members, and use his best
endeavors in every way TO increase the
enthusiasm OF the members of the post
1t shall be the duties OF the visiting
directors to make report OF such visit
and It's results to the next meeting of
the board following such visit"
After due delibemtion | have come
TO the conclusion that It will be to the
best interest OF the Texas division for
you to visit Post -. at ..,... and trust
that ! may soon receive your report az
successful visit
Should you desire any further infor-
mttion ON this subject you will oblige
by advising me. and | shall at all times
gladly cooperate with you in your work
would further ask that you specially
call attention TO the contest that is now
on. Your remarks win lend gres,
deal to its success and your work will
help to capture the cup for your own
post.
Thinking you in advance for your et.
fort. both for myself and the Texas dlyi-
sion, | am, your fraternally.
ID. w. MchauN.
President Texas Division Travellers Pro
teotiye Association of America.
Mr.. George Bennett first vice presi-
dent has been appointed TO organize a
post a, sherman and Paris
G. " HOLLAND has been appointed on
committee to organize post at Ell Paso.
Mr. II ]. La Bait has been appointed
to reorganize the post at Laredo and
Post OF Fort Worth has the reorganiza-
ton OF the Gainesville post.
All the shove work points to a large
and ENTHUSIASTIC convention at Fort
Worth In April
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Growth of Texns pIvt.,on.

The progress that the Texas division
OF the Travellers Protective Association
mas made has brought forth many re-
marks Of favor and congratuIation not
alone from the lone Star Republic. but
from other divisions as we'll 1t is good
ihai this IS the case and the Texas dly.-
sion has Just cause to feel proud OF its
record. Three years $50 the Texas mem
oers aggregated S2i, and on December
last the membership was 1854 4 gain
OF nearly 100 per cent within three wears
isn't this cause for .gladness? la. AZ
suff!csnt 70 spur the workers 90 renewed
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Post of the T, p. A. gave smoker
last Saturday evening at the Hotel
Worth that was a most enjoyable aflair,
y vas conducted as an informal affair.
and was the largest and most successful
effort OF the kind that the posi- has had
IN some time President II. l.. Frye
presided over the delioerative features O.
the session. whilo Howard w. Peak act
ed as tcest master during the most festal
season.
Among the business features discussed
were the benevolent league OF the Texas
travelling meE. end the beginning prepdr-
atoms Tor the Entertainment OF the an
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OFFICERS TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
National president. e. G. Burrows Peoria.
ILL., ,,. @,
First Vice president, N. D. johnson. Penn
syiyania. =, s,n.
Colorado. .,.x.,,.
Fourth vice president, Jno. i. Johnson
Wisconsin 80
eas. Rs,
Louis: Frank VI crandall. st. Louis; j: W
McDonald, st. Louis: c. 5. h. Holland. Vic
toria, Texas: W. l. Farris. Louisville. Ky
b. j. Thompson. Evansville. Ind.
Chairman National railroad committee, j.
D. Stacy, Illinois: National hotel committee,
LEOPOLD Wolf, Louisiana; National employ
ment committee, George w. Smith, Missouri
National press committee, w. A. Ryan, lnal-
ana.
National attorney. II. T. Kent, Missouri.
Chief surgeon, A. v. l.. Brokaw, Missouri'
National chaplain, Rev. ]. t. Piunkst. Geor-
giA.
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cluaed the question was too deep for a
travelling soul TO contend with: Broth
er Swcpe has 1t down fine, and has the
evidence that convlnces beyond doubt
regarding this great question. SO spark
ling a mind should certainly let fall a
few rays OF light on his erring brothers,
as they read the great Sunday papers Of
our glorious State. Come again, brother,
you have done us good and may all things
be good to you and yours. &c .P.W."
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grip has confined him at home and any
one who has been a victim of this dread
malady knows that one does not feel
like taking up his pencil or thinking
about anyithing concerning this world un-
less 1t be his insurance in the benevo-
lent league and hrs likelihood to part
with the boys on the road.
Thanks 10 my reliable assistant, c. v.
H.. our worthy president and Ludlow,
the pages have their usual space filed.
II. w. r.
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Characters and countcrfcits.

Ut takes many varieties OF man and
methods to make up world and some
are as curious and queer as they are fas-
clnating The trutha and falsities OF
lie are ever wonderful and marvellous.
No man would or should accept coun-
teifeil with the purpose Of using same
as an honest money or commodity. The
false modes and methods are just as much
to be abhorred Falsity OF man has
ever been to the detrlment OF ones self,
making countless thousands mourn" as
all were dragged to the depths Of embar-
r-ssmeut ana humiliation. Truth assoc
ciated with honesty Of cause and pur-
pose cUmposes a component party OF
better manhood and draws as n magnet
that higher plane and lof.er sphere Of
business INTO closer relations. Truth,
though, In It's various phases, IS not al
ways for uniyers 4 good, S me people
are truly bad some are truly good 9TH
/ Crs are regarded as strictly business"
{ Yet are az ld-blooded as a fisl." sim
these and other phases exist TO make
up d world
! Now when the various excuses begin
/ to be eXpounded by some men on the
road apologlzIng and explaining for their
neglect or failure 10 join the 7. F. A., Il
is often wondered IN what category TO
place such travelling man. Is he to
be judged a counterfeit? Is his mode
OF IA s.ty endeayoring to deceive himself
that the rights and just dues OF travel ng
men are Of no purpose to him. Is he
persuadlug himself that De possesses
some supernatural qualities which mace
him beyond the palo Of injury and Hui-
fering? Is his heart a cold counterfeit
without sentiment aud wish no louglngs
lf ...T. HH..W.F
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u. c. +. NEWS.
sossoesessssssssssesossssssss

Waco, Texas, January lo.-Brothers
Beanand and Carnes have accepted POSI-
lions with the shapleigh Hardware com
pany. While Brother Carnes has very
materially benefited himself 1t has been
at the expense of one Of Waco's leading
jcbbers.
We were most agreeably surprised, not
only to meet Brother Foster on the
streets OF Waco, but aleo to learn that
he will make Waco regularly from now
on in the interest OF the Oklahoma Vine
gar company
The ever smiling countenance of Broth
er Finley was seen on the streets talking
as Usual and stopping up the sidewalks
with the crowd around him Even Brotn-
er Farmer was out on his magnificent
saddle horse (when not in the Duggy)
showing off his manly proportions TO In;
a.LAai1AE pedestrians as he role ~ Aus
tin street.
Brother Bigger was also in town re-
jciuing over the arrival OF tne l&tle Big
ger, Who came w4th Mrs. Bisger 10 ME
Waco her Zone once more. Bro her BIZ
ger has applied tJr transfer TO Waco
council NJ. 81, which Will make Waco a
little Bigger
/ Brother Oscar Jannasch vas seen, but
hardly recognized. on account Of the doe
fui expression he wore, b ing also over
shadowed by "a sombrero" ii mad one
stop, look and think where. Oh wnere ia
cur "nauty" Oscar? Come old, boz the
time for seriousness is, whoa time IS n,
more.
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regularity, az
greeable and n
drains, heals N
ton and ulcer,s'
Gu cures female n
The periodic i.
the distressinsS
and exliaustilsI
down pains n
permanently NJ
cure of wor,.,1
eases by rFays
scripttion.p Ms]
i'll this u,rd;c;.1
pIeparative ID !
nny. 1t gives !,
strength and NJ
babiy,'s advent n
painless. 81
Women suH-]
chronic forms n
are invited osa|
Pierce by It'd
All letters are \
read and pnsiI
swered and 4
condolences an. /
by the sam. N
fessional nriy,.E
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'~rhc good are better made by III,
As roses crushed are sweeter s.ill."

Truth Of a goodly character Will gain
the victory CounterfeIts can but reject
frailtys shadow. The truly good wIl
be the truly great. Those OF 'n6turc's
nobemen" who have selected travelling
as profession should see that no rne @.
like calling is left to deceive himself ana
the world as a counterfeit Of true man
hood without endelyorlng to elevate and
instll within him those grander aims
and nobler purposes becoming the AMER
lean travelling mau CVH
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II. p. A. NOTES.

Mr.. A. D. Edgar of Palestine. the genial
chairman OF the hotel committee Of the
Texas division. has accepted a position /
on THE road for "A. Baldwin g. Co. OF /
New Orleans. and will make "keen kut |
kuiylery' go like hot cakes.
~
Mr. i. G. Townsend. we'll known
throughout Texas where he has Travelled
for many years, Is now representing the
United States Marble company OF Knox /
VILE, Tenn, and travels almost all over
the earth.
~
Mr. II. s. Coffin OF Cuero, who has re
Gently renewed his allegiance TO post NJ,
Travellers Pro elective Association, is now
travelling for Freeman Bros. hats caps
and straw goods, of New York. Mr.. CoiIin
Is ono OF the old time travelers, but has
never been downed, as his name might
Indicate, In fact, he Is the greatest
resurrection that has happened in South
ern Texas flor some time.
~
President ID. w. aIichaux. who has
been wrestling with scarlet fever for
abotht five weeks, ds out again and looking
after the interests of James Butte, as we'll
as the Travellers Protective Association
Mr. Mhchaux had stack OF about 100 let
ters on his desk when seen by the writer
few days since, that no WAS preparing
ITO send out There never has been a
more hardworking and paInstaklng pres
tdent than This gentleman and every
member OF the association Will be glad
that he has got the best Of old scarlet
fever"
49,
The FL Paso post. Travellers Protective
Association, will he reorganized on the
16ta of january,
Waco post viii be reorganlzed within
the next thirty days.
49,
"a new Travellers Protective Assocla.
tlon post will be organized at Palestine
as soon as Brother Edgar gets breathing
spell upon his return from New Orleans
~
Paris. Texas, wants Travellers Pro.
teoBive Association post and It is sait
THAT George Bennett VIII organize Il a
an early date.
The Travellers Protective Association
has been sued In the case OF A. Sahuster
man, who was Supposed TO hage commit
ted suicide on hhe night OF xhe It'll o
last Marsh.
The friends OF Mr.. " Il. Fenmier vii
bs glad TO know that he has entlrely re
covered from his resent accident. MI
Fermier was a member OF both the TRAY
elers' Protective Association and tn
UNITED Commercial Travellers.
~
Hon. Joe Lee Jamison. chairman OF tn
legislative coGfInlutee, and states At
torney GaoGye Baus, have extended a,
invltatioA ao>ehe State board OF director
10 meet IN Austin on February o Presi
dent Michaux thinks he Will accept.
49,
Ex-President Dan NJ. Lasker was elect
cd president of the Travelling Grocer,
Ealesmen'v association Of Southern Texa
at meeting held in Houston a week age
Dan has long head. and his iudgmen
Is net only good In the grocery line, Du
magnificent la lines that entrap the beau
thul. OF course. you know Dan is
single man and emphaticaily denies an
Intention OF residing In Fort Worth psr
manently.
50
State Director Sam Herman OF tho 7
p A. WAS In Houston last week and wa
toen IN company with Sol Harrie, JAG
Isears apd Dan LaSker.
~ 2. 2. = sdisor q The Post i in
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His Ideal of Progress.

IF I were sculptor l would chisel
from marble my ideal OF progress. |
would make 1t the form and figure OF a
drummer with his grip sack in his hand
loaded for bear. "--Governor Bob TAYLOR
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T. c. swope. Houston; Frank Arnold Ed
II. Everett. h. l.. Burnett, San Antonio
w. S. Kirby, Dallas; c. Q. Horton. Aus
tin; II. J. Labatt, Jr,. Galveston Pat
Dean. Waco; Gus Hoover. Corslcana; II. L.
Frey, Fort Worth Ernest Lasker, La
Grange; Frank ]. saims, Cuero: Fred d
Whiting, Temple: G. s. e. Holland. Vie
toria; Sam Herman. Beaumont: e. ssk
Laredo; J. b. william. 5renham. an
Charles Reed, Orange.
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ASSOCIATE EDIroR's NOTES.


Keep your eyes on those States begin
ming with T. With Governor Bob Taylor
cheering and praising tho "boys' oil
the way from Giles county to Memphis,
from Knoxville to Chattanooga. and the
grand noble and eloquent Homer T. Wiz
son speaking good { in7s" Of his boys"
fr m Denison b. the gulf, from the crea.
piney woods 10 the lot % aims of the West
here Is apt 70 be a gsea gathering in
Of new members IN Tonnes &c and Texas
ere the delegates 20 to Richmond Fact
Is, the National chaplain from Georgia
might have 10 be called In, for the boys
are getting real spilled
The highest approval which could be
given 10 the reserve fund Is the fact that
the additional 80 cents has been paid
aud no fewer l1pses than heretofore have
been no,cd The reserve fund is a gran /
reflex OF the wisdom and s4glclty ii the
travelling man in the Travellers Protea-
tive Association.
NVho should be selected as poet-leu-
reate Of the T. p. A, convention to be
held in Fort Worth in April? Brothers
III rchbOnks Booth, Edgar and Peak have
already given us selections emlnently
worthy OF appreciation, and it Is intlm4t-
ed that others are willing to let their
Aair grw long to show full aprrecla Ion
of this honor No doubt there are many
ot-ers SO rut on your sticking outhts
gentlemen
James L. LUDLOW sent out many receipt
cd postal cards on which was neatly
stamped. Compliments OF the Season
On several We're the impressive words
ION account OF having secured eight new
members for post D." Thanks, MAJ youl
face never grow longer, but your sruile.
broader.
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TEXAS DIVISION. T. p. A. OF A.

Pres.dent--D. w. Michaux, Houston.
secretary--Jemes f. Ludlow San An
tonic.
First Vice President-George p. Bennett,
Dallas.
Second Vice President--c. V. Holland.
San Antonio.
Third Vice Presidential stedman. Jr.,
Orange.
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WHERE SHALL SHE TURN

for healing! II a woman were lost in
al western prairie and found several paths
which might lead to safety, she would
take the well-trodden path in preference
TO the one which showed faint signs of
travel. Why not the same in sickness1
There is a road to womanly health
which has been travelled by hundreds of
thousands of women. Read what some
OF these women say.
III take great pleasure in recommend
Ing DR.. Pierce's medicines to other suf-
ferin6 women" writes Mrs. Mary Adams,
of Grassycreek, Ashe Co, n. {. III had
internal trouble very badly until it re-
suited in ulcers of the uterus. I was
troubled with it so that l never slept
night for seven weeks. The doctors
said I could not be cured, but COM
meuced taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and Pleasant Pellets Af-
ter taking two bottles l could sleep all
night, and after taking six bottles of
Favorite Prescription and two of
Golden Medical Discovery and three
walls OF Pleasant Pellets, my case was
cured. thank God and your medicine
for saving my life"
vWords cannot tell what I suffered for
thirteen years with uterine trouble and
drGgging-doHn pains through my hips
and back" writes Mrs. John Dickson, of
| Grenfell, Assiniboia Dist, N. w TER.
can't describe the misery it was to be
on Fly feet long at time, I could not
eat nor sleep. Often 1 wished to die.
Then | saw DR.. Pierce's medicines adj
vertiscd and thought l would try them.
Had not taken one bottle till was feel
ing well. After had taken FIVE bottles
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sought it will almost always be found
to be wonarly disease. The throbbing
head, the aching back, and the dragging.
down feeling arc but symptoms of a
Gisordered and diseased condition OF the
delicate womanly organism. When this
fact is understood the one thing for the
weak and sick woman to do is to look
f)- u cure of the disease which causes
her misery.
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An Explanation.

The chairman OF the press committee
has been laying up this week for gem
srai repairs a protracted case OF
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oFF1cERs or THE UNITED CONNER

OFFICERS or THE UNITED CONNER
CIAL TRAVELLERS or TEXAS.
Past Grand Counsellor-~A. +. Deohman,
Dallas
Grand Counselor--E. - Mitchell. Dallas.
Grand Junior Counselor-Alt Dieckmanp.
San Az tonic.
Grand Secretary--J. b. Seegar, Dallas
Grand Conductor. r. Flcklin. Waco.
Grand pago--B. X James. San Antonio
Grand sentinel-W. l.. Kean. Fort
Worth.
Executive committce-J NJ sedbury o.
Sherman and w c. Akard Of Houston.
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coMMTTTEE cHATRMrN.

Executive. Frank Arnold San Antonio.
Railroad, Charles L. Sanger. Waco.
Press. Howard w, Peak. Fort Worth.
Legislative, Joe Lee Jameson. Austin.
Hotel. A. d. Edgar. Palestine.
Livery and transfer. A. Dinkelspiel, Dial
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bHlplogHtult r. " DhItlN, NhCO.
Relief j. u. Seegar, waco.
State attorneys. Gregory & Bats, Aus
tin, Texas.
State surgeon, Dr. j. Allen Kyle. Hous
ton.
State chaplain. Homer T. Wilson. Fort
Worth.