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CAN my n,an prcl,npt the ot1lce OF rresl-
tlent uf the United stntcs? 1s It a persunnl
o!pe7 Should It bo conferred upon my citizen
ia II prtzo or rcwur,l, to Erlttfy his roclnRa or
provide fur his wunts? Tho,o Aro some Of tho
uueatlons that tho peDplo ur tho United Btntes,
uti.l particularly Ut lflf!s, aro now called upon
to utiswcr. Thoro nro persons, md eyen public
journals, TINT support partlcutar candittatc ou
tho ground TINT he is entitled to tho Presidency.
ID withhold tho ut'oe from him, toy sy, would
bo "insuitlng" Fur tho pnoplo Of Illinois to
declare for any other candidate would DO mn
"nltr.lEe," To say TINT. Aftor ho hts hold tho
Office two terms, i.luthor lnnn should hold It, IL
tu u"stnb" him. II tho Presidency 10 n privuto
punluis!t, farrnct1 nut to tho individual who
h'la Homo most fur tho country, held in bis pos
sess!on by virtue OF bis merits, antl used by
him to rowartl his friends and punish his
cnunaies, these persons arl public journals
may be right Hut II tho oilfco Ia very different
thnK II II IL nn Instrument of government, II Il
Is put Of utl administrative machine, cstnl,-
lisllcd by the people for their own 'hcnet, those
WIN would dcgr,ldo 1t Into I'LL hppunayo Of
prisnto fortune nro wholly wronE.
, 1880-04-13

IN tho hcnt and confusion Ut tho cntvass
fnr tho Republican nomination, there Ii slul,gcr
that anne politicians will furEut what Tho nIlico
of President H. Tho Prrsllont ~ simply tito
head Ut tho Executive Department Of tho Gov.
cr,,lnest. Ill IL cicutcl to exculto tnpnrtinlly
tho inws TINT tho representatives 1T tho rcnplo
cslart. Ills nhility ID execute thtso lawa wisely
md well: tu trltw n,,ut him tho best ndvlscrs;
to frnfnc polIcy md altto by It; "to .1Iscrl,n.
inntc between Virtue anu vcc." and to keep tho
sourccs ofpowcr pEro arc tho tcsta Ut Ills success
or fatlurc. Tho Constitution t1aus mt eo1tu.n.
pluto tho uso Of tho Presidential Office to nd
r,lticu tho private interests uf nny mnn. The
nIlice Ii INC l,c,plo's n.cc, tlcafgnod 10 prm,to
tholr convenience md to protect their rixlts.
Tho l'cnpu should ctcynto to 1t that srlat,, md
only thut man, who will ll 1t bcst. Let there he
IN it,ca in thls cRnpn!Kn OF holding out tho
Presidency rs II ruwnri fur services uf dtfror.
INT ktnd from those required In tho Presidential
oillcc. Whoever haa Bliown tho greatest oapncly
fur administration, tho widast und ,nost compro-
henstro krowlcstKp Ut p,,blo Htf,ira, tho lest
Judgment 1T chnraotor, tho purcst motives md
Intentions. tho most unsoilsh l0yu Ut country,
and With nil these qualifications combines tho
greatest prospect OF s.lcccas at tho polls, should
10 tho 1lontInre OF tho Republican party.
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Suicide.

A doctor Wilson, an English.
man, who has for some time
been practicing medicine at
Grcenvine, got up at two o'clock
on Saturday morning and swal-
lowed two ounces of aeonite,
while five or six drops is a large
dose, and before daylight he
was a corpse. An inquest was
held by squire Campbell. the
jury returning a verdict of death
by poison taken with suicidal
intent. 1t is said that DR.. Will
son has been drinking excess
lively of late. We were unable
to leain any other particulars in
regard to this sad affair.
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/ The Berlin Bin. Fi8aHIE

On Saturday evening last the
first ball Of the season came off
at Berlin. There was a large
attendance of both ladies and
gentlemen. and as those excel
lent musicians, Messrs. Korf,
Ed and Frank Haubelt furnished
the music and the terpsichorean
festivities progressed without
molestation. During the en-
tire evening the utmost good
humor prevailed and joyialily
ruled Supreme. His H onor
Mayor Pesch, was very polite
and attentive to his guests, do.
ing all IN his power to promote
the pleasure of all present.
There were four candidates
present for the purpose of feel
ing of the political pulse of the
voters, but what success they
met with deponent sayeth not.
The ball was indeed a bril-
liant success and uncle Billy
seemed well satisfied with The
proceeds.
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FIREMEN's PARADE. : Next
Monday, the 18th inst. there
will be a parade of the FIRE de.
partment OF the city, preparato-
ny to the grand ball in the eve
ming. As the parades occur
but once a year it is hoped that
all those having in their employ
members of the fire department.
will grant them leave of absence
for a couple of hours in the af-
tenoon. Preparations for the
ball are all complete. The Greys
having declined to participate
there will be none in the process
sion but iremen.
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Died On Saturday morn
ing the 9th inst, ELLA, aged II
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. and ], E. Robertson.
Died. In this city at zig
P. NJ. on the nth inst, LUCY
KEY, daughter of c. C. and
Lucy K, Hemming.
DlEp.-At Chappell Hill on
the 9th inst, Mr., DAVID E. SAL
LIS, aged about 81 years.
The deceased was a Missis-
sippian and came to Texas some
~ years ago and settled in the
Chappell Hill neighborhood.
He leaves a large circle of rela-
tons and friends. His funeral
took place on Sunday and was
attended by the Masonic fra
terdty of which he was mem
Der.
DIED. = At his residence
about five miles east of Bren-
ham; on Wednesday the 9th
inst, of black jaundice. HOSEA
GARRETT, JR., aged about Is
years.
The deceased was a nephew
of Rev. Hosea Garrett, and was
an old citizen of this county,
having resided here since before
the war. He was an extensive
planter, a good neighbor, and
was universally liked by all who
knew him. The deceased was
recently married to Mrs. Cow
ard, who together with four
children of his by a previous
marriage, survive him, His flu
neral took place on Thursday,
Rev. Hosea Garrett attending.
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THERE is man in Washing
ton county who says he is too
poor to take the BANNER. Times
must be very hard indeed when
a man is SO pressed that he can
not afford to pay 81 a year for
a newspaper. Men who become
SO poor that they can not pay
for a paper have, or take time
to go to their neighbours and
read his paper. They do it as
certain as two and two make
four, and in this effort to save a
couple of dollars they lose at
least ten good big dollars worth
Of time, and that's one reason
they are poor.
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Get your fresh corn meal of
JOHN A. RANDLE.

Miss CORA HELLENworH has
now received her fall stock of
fashionable millinery goods con-
siSting of the latest styles of
bonnets, hats, tlrbans. caps and
ali articles pertaining to the
millinery business. New goods
received weekly. Mrs. r. A.
Testard has charge of the bust
ness and will be pleased to see
all her friends. Rooms over c.
G. COUGHS store.
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NoTHING TO LosE.-Whatin-
ducement can a counterfeiter
have to produce anything good
or reliable? He has no repHta=
ton and nothing to lose, and if
he can make up anything cheap
that he can get the money out
of, what cares ne whether it
does harm or notl Any one
who will resort to substituting,
counterfeiting or initiating SO
as to steal from the reputation
of another will not do to be
trusted, certainly In making
medicine for the sick. Such is
the action of several adventure
7ers who initiate. substitute or
claim some medicine to take
the place of Simmons Liver
Regulator They would steal
its reputation; are these the
kind of people you want to
make your physic or sell you
medicine? Beware of all such
and their nostrums Do not
touch anything but the genuine.
which is in White Wrapper,
and has the red letter q and
Mortar in the front, and is made
by ]. H. Zeilin 8 Go,
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WouLD SPEND SEQ A hir-
ed man yesterday had a dispute
with his employer about wages,
and getting as mad as a wet hen
he made a trip roundtown say
ing he intended to publish his
late employer in every newspa-
per in the United States, if he
had to spend $40, and that in
order to make the money he
would go into the country and
work two or three days. Tween
ty dollars divided among the
newspapers would be a quarter
of a cent each.
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democratic rule the SoVetnlIchC
protected its people and cited
the extradition of Martin Kosta
from the Austrian government
as an instance, while under re-
! publican rule captain Fry and
his men were ruthlessly slaugh-
terea by the Spaniards in Cuba
the government only making
feeble remonstrance. Com
pared the democratic and re-
publican administrations, ar
raigning the republican par
ty for its many wrongs and
its tendency towards a cen
tralization of power. Said
that under republican rule
taxation had been increased
and in proof cited the high pro-
tective tariff, which while it pro-
tected eastern capitalists and
manufactures impoverished the
people Of. the west and south.
The democratic party wanted
taxation for revenue only. A
republican congress had inven-
ted tariff taxing 1000 articles;
wooden goods were taxed 100
per cent; the eastern manufac-
turers and not the government
were benefited by it. Referred
to the national banks as a giant
monopoly and calculated to ell
slave the people. Said gold and
silver was the only money, it
was so ordained by God. Said
the colored people were enfran-
chised for the purpose of perpe-
tuating the republican party in
power and explained the reason.
Spoke Of bayonet rule in Tex
as. The speaker paid a glow
ing tribute to Gen. Hancock
and afterwards descended to
Wash Jones, reviewing his acts
in congress and reading a letter
from Gov. Davis in which he
stated that Jones conduct had
been satisfactory the republic
cans in, this district of which
Davis was the chief; said that
Jones was riding two horses,
the republican and the green
back, and that the two parties
were as wide apart as the anti
podes. Gave a scathing review
of the greenback party, show
ing by &c. Weaver COURSE
that it was working in the inter-
est of the republicans, but that
the greenback party was now a
very small thing-was in
fact played out. Counseled
all to vote for Shepard
who favored a good govern
ment. Col. Mills predicted a
democratic victory in Indiana
and the triumphant election OF
HANCOCK which would accom-
plish the deliverance of the peo-
pie from the bondage and thrall-
dom of republicanism.
Col. Mills is a pleasing and
forcible speaker, a close and
logical reasoner, who carries
conviction to the falE=mindad
though it NAV - .o,,h.. : ~ -
,-.assde any impression upon the
few republicans who were pres
ent. He has a fund of anecdote
and keeps his audience in good
humor.
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SMALL FIRE.-About 4 o'clock
on FFiday afeFnOnn the dwell
ing of polph Holland, situated
in Watrousville. caught fire and
together with its contents, was
speedily reduced to ashes. No
IRE alarm was given. The
building was an ordinary box
hoHss. The total loss is proba-
bly, 500.
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Marriage Licenses.

Issued by H. NJ. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
October Is:
JW Wilson and Lille Kessinger.
Harry Taylor and Jane Kennedy.
John Woodbridge and Amanda Green.
Robt. Marshall and Mile Carawal,
VIM. Witcomb and CAME Snow.
Morris Sweeney and Rachel Mitchell.
Ben Franklin and Salina Hawkins.
York Williams and Liddy chatham.
Lewis Randle and Victoria Caesar.
+. C. Boone and Louise Tom.
IA Mercer and L NJ Perlies.
It'd Parks and NJ A Harris.
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GIN BURNED.-T The BANNER
learns that JOS. Baldridge,s gin
at Graball, was burned on Thurs
day. A quantity Of loose cot
tpn was also burned. Our in
foFmant could give no nthe.
particulars.
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Thousands use it. Why Hesitate:

10y 10 the world, Woman is free =
Among the many discoveries looking TO the
happiness and amelioration of the human
race, none is entitled to higher considera-
ton than DIR. J. Brad6clPs Female Regu-
lsior, "Woman's Best Friend" BY it wo-
man is emancipated from numberlcss ills
peculiar to her SEX. Beforcils magic pow
or all irregularities Of the womb vanish. 1t
cures whites suppression of the 'mcnses,'
removes uterine distractions, strengthens
the system, braces the nerves and puri6es
the blood, as thousands of women will tes
tify. - III
Townsville, GA, June IS, 1871.
have been selling Braddel'd Female
Regulator for years, it continues popular.
an.evidencc ofits being all that Is claimed
forii. can recall instances in which it
afforded relief after all the usual remedies
had failed. S. ]. CASSELS, Druggist.
DR.. ]. Bradlield, Proprietor. Atlanta, Ca
Price, SLIGO per bottle. Scld by all Drug
gists, and also by X. E. LUHN and
FINKEEA & RAIsroN, BRENNAN; Tomp-
son, Schutt & CO., Galveston and Dallas,
and all leadin dealers
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JoHN LANDS, son of captain
Jack Lands. and Henry Sands,
both colored, were buried on
Sunday afternoon. The remains
Of Lands were followed to the
barying ground by a large num-
Der of friends. headed by the
BRENNAN brass band, colored.
The mournfal strains of the
tune eFIee as a Bird" attrac-
ted me attention OF many as the
procession passed through town.
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LAHeR of all kinds is very
scare, many ladies are doing
their own cooking it being i'm
possible to hire colored women.
Laberers are scarce at 81 per
day, and 10 get a little wood
chopped pr an odd jod done is
very difficult, fabulous prices
being demanded.
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Congressional canvass. b =
Public Speaking.

- s-T-T-- ifraiftfi.4 lrfff- II
Notice is hereby given that the domo-
cratic candidates for REPRESENTATIVE and the
county officers, will meet die citizens IF
Washington county at the time and places
below mentioned for public sahG private
discussion, and respectfully inyi,e 3l TO att
tend. tfift p" it'ttt -
Long Point. Friday evening ont IS
Burton, Saturday evening", 80. 10
Krugs school house, "Wednesday eve 50" 20
Wesley. Friday evening p. m-..,'s I. -
BRENNAN, Saturday evening p. m. IS
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~...uary.
WASHINGTON Oct. 9TH.

WASHINGTON Oct. 9TH.
Editors Banner:
Every countenance in our
midst looks sad and gloomy to-
day caused by the sudden death
of that esteemed lady, the wife
of G. w. Brooks, esq, who was
well and hearty at supper even
ing before last but took a con-
gestive chill at about six o clock
yesterday morning and though
she had every attention that
kind and loved ones could be-
stow she breathed her last at
about s o'clock yesterday even
ing. She left a kind and loving
husband and some six or seven
fond and affectionatc children
and many warm friends to
mourn her loss, but we trust
and believe that our loss is her
eternal gain. S.
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Planters can sell their cot
ton seed delivered to Geo. A.
Hill at either BRENNAN, Kenney
or Bellv;lle. He represents the
Seed Association Of the state
apd viii pay the highest market
pFice at al times.
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In ARREARs..-There are still
a few of our weekly subscribers
who arc yet in arrears for the
BANNER. We hope they will
como forward and settle at their
earliest convenience, as we in
tend making further improve
ments on the BANNER and need
the money for that purpose.
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some Priee Cash Store.,,

To my Friends
have recently returned from
Cincinnati, where l bought a
very fine stock of dry goods,
notions, clothing, hats, boots
and shoes. Have as good a Sc
lection as any house in Texas,
that carries no larger stock than
l do. We have goods that we
can confidently recommend n
great many goods we are able
to'sell below last season 5 price.
Would be pleased to have all to
call and examine our stock.
Neglected to say that we have
the finest selection of foreign
and domestic worstcd diagonal
and fancy cassimeres in this
market for gcntlemcns suits and
pants. Come, we will do our
utmostto please all.
Sep. I, 80. c. G. Couch.
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COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-At-
tention is called to the adver-
tisement of Soule's commercial
college in another column. 1t
is located at New Orleans ard
is one of the ablest as well as
best colleges of its kind in the
south.
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Cur A GIN.- Matthew,
a son OF Mr.. {. B. Francis, re-
siding near Burton, had his right
hand caught in a gin on the 9th
inst, badly decorating the same.
His little finger was nearly cut
Of, and the hand badly cut in
several places. The engineer
had just shut off SO pounds of
steam,l and Matt was engaged
in brushing off the gin stand
when his sleeve was caught
dragging his hand into the gin.
He was attended by DR.. Hons.
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GAS LIoHr.-The BANNER Of
fee was on Friday night. for the
FIRST time, Illuminated by gas
light. The compositors were
delighted: it is so much better
than the coal oil lamps that
there is no comparison.
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advertises for

sagc ns to haul cotton seed.
~ G Understand he offers con-
slant employment and a re-
munerative price for those wish
ing work. Owners of teams
would do wellto call on him at
his office with A. Meyer, under
opera house.
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so the evening session

so the evening session
court. The case will probably
go to the jury to-day.
Monday-The jury in the case
OF the State VS.. August Hodde,
charged with the murder of
VIM. SPrein, having been out
since Saturday afternoon, being
unable to agree and one of their
number, Mr.. Davis, being taken
sick were discharged. One of
the jurors informed a BANNER
reporter that they stood eight
for conviction and four for ac-
quittaI.
The case is reset for trial on
Friday.
The State VS.. w. P. Ralston,
charged with the murder of
Robert Fincky, a young Eng
lishman, last spring. The fol-
lowing named jury was -emPan-
neled: Peter Graves, w s. Bur
nett, Ned Lipscom6, T. F. Kerr,
Pompey Egin, Sam Stinnett,
w. J. Jackson, John De Bruhl,
Robert Bugg. J. F. Estes, Steve
Purley, L. Bronnenkant; of the
above Messrs. Burnett, Kerr,
Estes and Bronnenkapt 'are
white, the remainder are color
ed. The jury was empanneled
about 5 o'clock and after the
examination OF one witness the
court adjourned till $50 this;
morning.
Tuesday The examination
of witnesses in the Ralston case
occupied the day, and when
court adjourned several were
left over to,be-examined to-day.
The case attracts considerable
attention. the courtroom being
crowded with spectators. Mess.
Brecdlove & Ewing and Judge
J. D. McAdoo appear for the
defence. County attorney c.
Schultz was taken sick on Tues
day morning and Nj. T. D. Jo-
don and L. W, Campbell, esqr,
are managing the prosecution.
Wednesday The State VS..
w. P. Ralston. The case went
to the jury abaut $50 P. NJ. and
in about an hour they returned
a verdict of not guilty. The
testimony Of the states was I'M
-peachcd. III.
State VS. w. P. Allen, charg-
ed with murder. Motion Tor a
continuance on the part of the
state taken under amusement.
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Having bought these goods at rcddcctI-
rates, l am able to offer inducements. They
are new, fresh, and latest styles, andAyill be
sold at reduced prices. 'Youcan get'a cloak
for SEQ, that is worth in a regular way $40
TO $45. C. \. POTTER.
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hotueyFf-l Nam Depotme Cnitet
sst,ta< 80, North Si.th q. philadclDhia


1tcains filcs-symptoms and Cure.
The SYMPTOMS are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increasedby scratch
ing, very dist ,essing, particularly at night,
as if pin worms were crawling in and about
klie rccium; TIE piyale parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed 10 continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. Swayne's ALL
Healing Ointment is pleasant sure cure.
Also foftetter2 itch, salt rheum, scald head
Erysipelas, Barherssiich, blotches, all sea-
ly, crusty, cutaneous eruptions. Price 50
cents. 5 boxes for $I.75. Sent by mail TO
any address on receipt ofprice in currency,
or three cent postage stamps. Prepared on
lylby DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
slrett, Philadelphia, Pa, 10 whom letters
Should be addrcs. Sold by all druggists.
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Mr.. F. LINDEaAs, living four
miles northeast of town has lost
three daughters in as many
weeks, and a fourth child is now
sick. Two were buried in one
grave on Saturday last.
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FleHT.- On Wednesday a
fight took place on the Watson
place, near Long Point, between
Mr.. Smith and negro, in
which the latter was knocked in
the head, Featuring the skull
Smith skipped.
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l3~ i complete line oftrimmings, silks,
satins, buglc and chenille fringes, bugletl
cord and tassels, latest styles brocade vel
vets, and IN fact everything new and stylish
at c, A. PoTTERs.
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Tue coIored peoplc gave a
bsII It Dryers hsllen Saturday
night. There was a large at
tendance and the best of order
prevailed. which speaks well for
the coIored people.
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E. ]. DAVIS The BANNER
learns from a reliable source
that ex-governor Davis has been
informed by some very promi-
nent republicans of Washington
county, that quite a number of
the republicans here intend vot-
ing for Seth Shepard instead
oil Wash Jones. Davis writes
back that why they intend do
ing 50 puzzles him. His ad-
vice is anything to beat. the
democrats, but fortunately a
large number of republican vot-
ers don't allow Mr.. Davis to do
their thinking.
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RuNawAg. Il team belong
ing 70 Mr. J.fW Webb became
frightened zndrau away with a
wagon yesterday One IF the
horses had a leg broken and
hss shot to put him out. Of his
SesiseEy.
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Merchant Tailor.

]. L. A;mmoasahsS removed
to the store aext door to New
houer Bros, where he thaslthe
largest and finest assortment Of
foreign and domestic price
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made To- order at
short notice, 81 iiS;n s;sf,y.,5
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WANTED 100000 pounds Of
cotton seed. GEO. A. HILL
BRENNAN Texas.
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CpEpucToRs.-Ifthere is any
one thing that viii tend to dis
pei the dull mouotony of rail
way travel, it is a cheerful. po-
lite and accommodating con-
ductor one who seems to feel
an interest in the comfort and
welfare oil all passengers on his
train. In this respect the San
ia Fe road is fortunate in pro-
curing the services Of Mr.. No.
well as conductor on the pas
senger train between Brenham
and Galveston. He. is a real
prince ofgood fellows.
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n TheYsry rapid increase Of my
sales for the past two years
doubling in amount each year.
Is The best evidence that this IS
really the foremost distributing
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