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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
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ben elmer Iald)e in bic anoere, aber
Sb idloB gleid aus Der Si1erbeit un6
8ube, Die lid auf Gspens gntlis a6z
lpic9elte, baB bieie unteriu6uus fru9t,
los bleiben iuiirOe, Der @esenltanb 1eis
nes Sntereiies mar nidt auf bas @elo,
ionOern auf ben Brief geridtet.
Ger 2eufel bol' Gid, Srdmer!
SD flroe ia ou6 ni6t einen gfennig
in Oeiuen Tai1en!'
.Gas iaste i6 Gu6 ia i'm 1oraus, +"
erwiberte Gspen. raber Sbr ihenttet
meinen @orten feinen @lauben."
r9aBt uns ieet nur ieben, baB mir
nad Sunssboueb fomuen," iaste Der
9ambour, inSem er iid erbob, .es
uiro idon ipat!"
9b iaB ipieber itill uno unbeipeali1
6a. @spen beiauu iid einen Mueens
bid, bann trat er on i'm beran, leste
ihm bic 9anb auf Die gdulter unb
rief: pSeio Sbr bereit, lpeiter su wan.
bern, 3amerao?"
sd bin fertis," erpiberte Sb rnS
erbub iib.
sd eriparte Gid bier In Der Sers
berse," iaste Der 9(rtillerilt, inbem er
iiA elm Qa9er auf Der 8ant suredt
ma6te.
GSpen fn0pfte iein @amms bi9t am
Solle Su, 5os bic 0liiee iiber bic
Sbren, nabm bann ieinen gtod unb
perlieB bic Sdeufltube nit benz Tams
bour. Sd blieb eiuise 9lusenblide
juriid, bann trat er an ben @irtb
beran uno fliiiterte linn su: rSdnell,
Safob, fiille mir bieie Slaide nit
Mtet uno 8ranntmein bon iebem bic
9alfte. Morseu, penn i'd 3uriid,
fomme, iollit Du Define Be;abluns
baben!"
Ger Mirtb elite an bic gdenfe.
nGS ift gut, 3d." fliiiterte er.
inoem er baS @etranf miI6te, r0v
tannit mid bel geleaenbeit be3ablen,
(Gort'etune FoTeD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11

Setmiudunsen iuerbeu ais Spesialttdt NIT
grcBem Grfols bon bem dr3tliHen Stab bee
rSuuatib's Sotel anb Gnrgical Snifitnte" ia
Buffalo, 81. q, bebanbelt. Hiele Yattenten
iperben briefIi@, obne bab Go elmer peri6n.
liaen 9ouiultatiou bebart bebanbelt bic
notbmenbisen Mebtsinen tuerben bur& bic
Eoft ober per @rpreB ;useididt. Grase'
boseu usrben auf Buuid seianot.
SIR pampblete, Referen3eu unb ale &C.
wauidteu Giu3elbeiten lege man 10 Gents tn
Driefmarfen, fir Yorto bel.
Ibreiie: Worlds Dispenlary Medical
Association, Buffalo, y. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
Ser Niiuhps Genn

- Der 8unbes Senat bat bic 8i1
aur 8emiligung bon $500, ,00O aIs erftt
Rate fur bic 2eaung zines aabels bon
Der Paeifie aiifte nod 9onolulu mil
36 gesen rs Stimmen benilligt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
Dr.. price's Gream Bafine pomoes
9as holltommenife. has gemadt inirh.

- Ser 8etieibe Wonopol. Nntrag
bes 8rafen 4anrB 1T inter anberm
aud pom 8rafen 0erbert 8ismard
uub bonn Or. sisl, benz rabitolen
bapriiden partitular ten, unter3ei9.
net mprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11

Die
WS4entli9e 6reie Srehe fnr 9ya
eri9eint
ieSsn Dounerfaa
unb foifet
*2 so fir Sas Sabr pDer &1.2S
e W'aate In VOrans nsbesabIuas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
Ser Mirth elite an Sic @dlenfe.

Ut VNtrlD elIle uH 0Ie SWeHlt.
nGS 1T gut, 3d." fliiiterte er.
inbem er baS @etrant mil6te, mTu
fannit mid bel gelesenbeit be5ablen. "
(Fprt,ebuna FpIat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
YlSsltde 0bnma@tsanfdQe.

eptlepttl@e Soitoulfonen
ober &rdmpfe unh aue
Teruenfranfbettea, tute
erldhmuns, Cpl
lepiie, 9rdmpfe, ct.
Beitstaus, Sdlafofis.
tel, ,nerp5l l6pfuns,
ueru0feY s.nbeit,
| Reuross, Wielanaolie,
] 6urdt Dor @emiitbs.
H~n,H6a,k nnh ShnHAa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11

Or. prices Cream Batting pomoer
@elts4usRelluuas @ehaille unh 9iplom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
SroBer Nuspe fauf bon &leiber=
itoffen,

bic 3u iebein Preiie nertauft tperben.
eebaitoppl, 36 3oa brett. 25 Gents.
NolIene Serses, 40 9oq brett, az Gents.
Rameelsbaars serses, rebacIrt bon $1.OO
auf "a Gents.
Diagonal, re:ueirt bon $1.o0 auf SO @ts.
@eitreifte glaibs, rebucirt bon $l.Oo aul
86 @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11
Matter,

bic ibre 2nuben germ biibi9 ms
se3osen ieben, i"Ilten unisr 2aser
bon &no bensAn3tisen in Ausens
i4etn nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-11

0erreugaroerobe Mrtifel
auer strt, in GROCER auspapl
unb iebr biais.
9anbi4ube bon 95 Gents an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

NHW SurstI 1eIHk OrQu lDtrdrrI8 &C.
tpurst, bab bieielbe balb barauf In
folee zines 8lutftur3es ftarb. 6emps
let tpurbe in bas @efdnsnib gu Griss
lar iiberfibrt.
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8orna. Das breiiGbrise S1bn=
den bes Ganbtpirtbs 2,tntpis purbs
BON einem Rne4t beFelben bur4 Spis=
len NIT einem 9ef4in erf4oNen.
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ct ber biamante,en 9o45eit besine
Der Musaiisler Milbelm ublemann nit
feiner Ghefrau Sobanna, eeb. Beptr
@Gbrenb bas bo@betaste Miitter@er
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3tmmer gebunben 1T. beforst Der I'm
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nod mmer man&erlei Sous uni
9ofarbeit.
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fi4 an eirem Ballpersniisen, als lie
tura na9 einsm 9dns@en. untpob'
npurbe unb Bulb buru,lf, bonn @4lag,
setroHen, t0bt Dom Stubl. fant. Mr
ibrer @ruft truuern aean Rinber.
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folsern 3uFuht eeiu4t unb sefunber
urb babel bies 6aus als rietn para.
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febr 9tipannt.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Yrpuim5 Sa0,fcn.

en- 9aI1e mar bieier Sage bic
Mentnerin Brtnt na4 ldngerer Rranf=
beit geftorben. MngeitAts bet 2ei4e
beI9loTen Bruber uno S9meiter bel
8eritprbenen, ebenfaqs in ben Sob gu
Qeben. Isle i4nttten ii6 nit einem
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

Ser biefigen Straftammer. rad l6az
eerer 8erbamblung tpurbe ct tpege1 bes
eBten punttes Der Mntlage gu 30 80.
1rb in bic Soften perurtbeilt; bic Be-
leibigu1g auf Der &an3el nurbe als
ni@t ertpteien erahtet.
AeHeu'NaHau
T%ranturt. Die @ereinigten
Grantfurter Stabttbeater baben has
leBte 9beateriabr nit einem Defi5it
bon $1,000 so. abgd@lofen, troB al
ler Mnitrengurgen, bic in lebter 3ett
gema4t purben, UNI Elm beferes Hez
iultat gu er3ielen.
9unfelb. 2ebrer Siiner, Der
bpr 4 Sabren bsreits fem 50idbriges
Dtenitiubtldlm feiern tonnte, begging
ieBt in beitem Wpbliein bas 6eft ietz
ner 9oloenen 9o@3ett.
S6maltalb n. Ser unter
benz @srbu9t bes &inbermorbes in
9aft genommene Mebgermetiter 6.
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Meininaen gefiibrten 1nteriu@ung
tpieber auf freien SUP geiebt. Blum
1T p%oqitdnbig rutnirt, feline Sa@en
Iinb unter benz 9ammer pertauft NOT
sen.
3ennern. Ser S4neiber 9empz
Ter BON 9ier bat na4 poraus9egange<
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
ON AND OFF THE ROAD.

L. Berg was here last week with his
elegant line of suspenders, his speciality.
ed. c. Gcrrarde, the drug salesman,
came in Monday and will remain during
the holiday season.
The travelling men making Houston
headquarters are all at home and will
remain till after the New Year.
Dan NJ. Lasker was here Sunday. He
viii spend few days down at Calves.
ton. ready to take the road on the ID
proXimO.
Charles Bniac arrived home from
Georgia and Alabama territory Tuesday
TO enjoy his Christmas dinner in his
family circle.
Colonel John Cross was here Christ
mas day, but left the following day for
the interior to sell an opening bill.
Johns hustler.
Ex-State Secretary NJ. II. Armstead
had the misfortune to have his shoulder
dlslocated last Monday, in consequence
OF which he carries his right arm in
sling
Ed. IL. Harrell, after sojourning in
Mexican territory for the past two
months in the interest of NJ. r. Jones
Lumber company, arrived in town in
time 10 spend the holidays with his
John A. Kennedy, at one time d.
rector Of the Texas division and ex-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

pie cases of boots and shoes. If he
wishes extra rooms they are rented to
him on the European plan at special
rates
Benjamin Hoffman, chairman of the
hotel committee appointed some time ago
by the Travellers association. and who
resides Mt Lafayette. Ind, has charge
of this movement and declares that of
100 letters so far sent out by him he
has received over 400 responses from
landlords and with great unanimity they
have written their willingness to CON
form TO the new movement. either Mt
| once or with the beginning of the year.
so far Int one man has replied in the
negative He said he could not afford
10 do as requested. The trouble Is most
" with those hotels which are not
heated by steam, and the object of the
movement, aside from the pccuniary
point. is to induce hotel men to intro
duce steam heating. President Lee of
the association has written Mr.. Hoff-
man. asking him to keep all the re-
eponses. with n view TO having them
published for general distribution. Mil
waukee, Denver st. Louis. Chicago and
| cities of less population have responded
, fayorably to MIR. lIoftmans request.
Mr.. Hoffman will send out this week
300 more letters to leading hotels, max
ing the same request Of them He does
not doubt that with the beginning of
the year the movement will be fully
inaugurated throughout the country. The
travelling men furnish the bulk of the
transient custom of hotels. aud landlords
are DESTROYS of propitiating them Mr.
Hoffman says hotel rates. unlike nearly
everything else, have not come down,
and it is time for landlords to give their
guests sample rooms and fires when they
need Thorn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
TOLD BY TRAVELLERS.

y eood-saed gathering of the members
of Post & was gathered at the head
quarters on Christmas morning eNchang-
ing the compliments of the season OF
course the fellow who cracks jokes was
OIL hand and this is what we overheard
Said Captain John A. Stewart: II
had occasion to go over to the Central
depot yesterday and met an old darky
wandering among the crowd with n car
pet sack in his hand He was accosted
by Station Master Curry
w here are YOU going. uncleT
" Ter Alabama sab, TO spend Christ
mas with the childern.'
We'll, I'll show you the train 10
take when it comes in. Want a through
ear, | supposeY
mo, sab, don't. Last kyar | rid
on went iroo an cum nigh KILN me.
Los my hat in de bargain.
'How's thatT
"'Trussir warn't strong 'nuf. No, sab,
Use hunting de kyar dat don't go froo;
| want de kyar dat ell get there wild
me-.
While on my regular trip to Southern
Texas u couple of weeks ago | stopped
Mt the hotel Mt e. said John Cross
You know the proprietor of that house
has a good-looking daughter. who is n
great fuvorite with all the boys. \
smart young drummer representing n
Galveston grocery firm was in the sit
ting room conyersing with her. This
room is next to the office, in which | was
writing my orders, and this is what
overhenrd:
al know. Miss Annie, that it looks
like presumption Tor me to speak of love
tn You. | am poor and have no inilu-
entail friends. | have nothing that can
attract the admiration of young lady
excepting my good looks 70 which
Miss Annie made most sensible reply
for said she:
"'You are mistaken. sir. l admire
your magnificent nerve.
The talk turned to one of the boys
who had the misfortune to get his foot
mashed some days ago. When Ike
Walker asked why tlC fellow went about
on crutches with his foot tied up Secrc'
tary Joe Goldman twisted his pet mus
tachc and answered the query thus
because he wants to make the people
believe he's got the govt from high
| living"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

The Louisville, Ky. post ID is mailing
the following circular letter to travelling
salesmcn making that city their head
quarters:
Louisville. Ky, December 21.-The
new Year is upon us and the Travellers
Protective association is anxious TO in
crease its membership.
1t should hc your pleasure to assist
in II united effort in this directior Every
new member you furnish strengthens
the fund which an accident 10 you may
force You to draw from and benefits
your tel,ow-truvclcr, The officers of
this State are at present using their
best endcavors TO establish hospital
fund. now in vogue in other States, which
will b. directly to your interest.
The interchangeable ticket we feel
hopeful of obtaining from Southern lines
Of railroads if the strenuous efforts of
some of our members are of any avail.
You are in position to benefit yourself
as we'll as your fellow traveller and
should lose no time in utilizing the OPP
portunity by having the inclosed blank
filled out by new member. Yours
truly, y. III. Bcckmann,
Secretary and Treasurer.
G. III. Brooks, member of the National
press committee, writes: II have not
been in st. Paul since September /, but
have been busy in Iowa, Nebraska and
me northwestern corner OF MISSOURI.
have heard from Minnesota often, but
there was little of interest to publish in
| Travellers Protective association mat
tiers from that section, and hence did
not write to you. Have talked Travck
crs' Protective association IN every town
! | visited in Iowa, as well as Omaha,
| Lincoln. Beatrice and 81. Joseph. From
la Travellers Protective association
standpoint there is little to interest OF
cheer one in Iowa or Nebraska amy more
than In Minnesota. To send the next an
nual convention NSDI) into one of these
weaker States viii undoubtedly strength
en- tho association in all three. OF course
l am In favor Of ST. Paul, anS rs the
jobbors there want it n successful meet
ing would be assured. Omaha, ! think
would pun with Minnesota"
EX.State President of the Texas Iii
vision III. J.. Benson writes us from
jacksonville as follows ~ don't SEQ
much Travellers Protective association
In this section, but in Georgia and Ala.
bama there is live interest shown IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

TO that sold by the Missouri Pacific and
good over 7l19 miles of road.
The Southern Pacific book. 1000 miles
Tor 500, is accepted over the Southern
Pacific atlantic system). Texas and
New Orleans, South and East Texas,
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio,
Great Western, Texas and Pacific, San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass. Houston and
Texas Central and Austin and North
western, an aggregate of 30S0 miles.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad COM
panys book, 1000 miles. price $50, is
good over the Missouri Pacific, st, Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern, Kansas
CITY Northwestern, International and
Great Northern, st. Louis and South
western Tyler Southeastern and Texas
ana Pacific, an aggregate of 9065 miles
aours very truly. Neil McCoull.
ChAirnAn n. II. Il. Com u Z A of A .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
DEMAND FREE SAMPLE ROOMS

According to Chicago phraseology n
''sampic room" is that necessary. adjunct
to successful hostelry where liquors
of more or less purity are dispensed for
the benefit of the thirsty, but this is not
the kind of sample room that the
travelling man has reference to in the
present crusade. The movement means
that these knights of the grip have be-
come tired of seeing the item attached
TO thair hotel bill OF so much for sample
room privilege when they are frequently
compelled to abandon the bed and sleep
on the floor in order to make room for
their trunks and other luggage They
also believe that in these. the closing
days of the nineteenth century, the
world Is too far advanced to admit of
landlords charging extra for fires. and
therefore have determined to enter a
vigorous kick against such proceedings
With the idea of rcniedying these
evils a circular has been issued by the
Travellers Protective Association of
America calling the attention of land,
lords 10 this important subject and ask
ing whether some arrangements can not
be perfpcted whereby these items of ex-
pense may hereafter be dispensed with.
Chicago hotel men declare that there
are now few hotels in the city charging
extra for fire. All the new hotels have
| steam heat In every room, and Of course
could demand nothing extra for the
service. The older hotels, which are
hea ted only in part by steam, are for
hidden by the laws of competition from
asking extra for stove fires in rooms
They also declare that the practice of
charging extra for sample room privileges
IL peculiar 20 the country hotels. A man
who takes n room IN Chicago Is charged
no extra. whether he only takes a bottle
OF Embarrassing in with him or two sam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
GENERAL G. Il. NEWS.

Interstate Grocer: The members Of
the Western Commercial Travellers as
ISOLATION held their annual caucus at the
Lindell hotel December Is and nomi-
mated officers and directors. The ticket
selected will be voted on at the annual
meeting of the association on Tuesday,
December 81. II. W. Shapleigh acted
as chairman of the caucus, with ii. G..
Tatum rs secretary. The following was
the ticket selected:
II. Il. Dula, PRESIDENT G. w. Sargent,
first vice president; John j. Knight, Dal-
las, Texas, second vice president; Il. W.
Leland, Little Rock, Arkansas, third
vice president; II. j. Haus. Kansas,
fourth vice president; +. r. Kingsbury,
Council Bluffs. Iowa. fifth vice president;
Il. II. Mccullough, Springfield, No.
serve two years: William e. Boyd. John
NJ. llocknuth, Simon Scasongood. ID. w.
X. Mcdonald, Adrian DeYoung and
Frank Wyman.
Omaha Exhibit: Travellers are great
advertisers, in fact they are about as
good advertising mediums ms house
can invest in-eXcept printers ink. The
idea of a house sending out carload
of them on a jnunt in special Pullman
palace car il new and novel one. The
Morgan " Wright company. bicycle
manufacturers. are Introducing the up-to-
date method.
Ind, organizing branch of the Com
mcrcial Travellers Home association.
lhc Commercial Travellers association
OF Indiana holds its annual meeting at
indianapolis on Saturday. the 2Stb in.
slant ON the eve of the Doth a grand
reception and ball is to be given to the
visiting members at Tomlinson hall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
\ SERMON no TILE r p

| ~ liz. /. }. y.
! ne heF Homer i. Wilson, state
| chaplain of the Texas division Of tie
! Travellers prote,,.va Ass,n,a.f.. ~,
a,,..s,, ai+,t
''ts' 'ne l'.l'"lhs excel
-"nt sermon 10 iAe members Of the or
galiza,isu ga the 2gI instant a- tho
( First Chre+ig,. .,,,,-,t r.. ~.
A.. VIZ
-''4 ."'A "i tH' cAuFch On wheels,
! we AraY".f'rs Protective association of
Texas. II gives mo pleasure a. a,liv,r
90 address To- the 4n,tuber. of iu,. IN.
t.uLaI order uf n.Lt.,,,.r t.l,,,..
do SERMON Dr.u,raJ fo- th'r' e, m
also ta apptociaial liz tho t.,t,,,,,,.,, ,.,,,,
pie.
let ye fbar.t,r. fo- a.bii. lac.
s-idc rho grin Mn. ra,k;ro ,r~,'t .',',
the order hook nfit las l,-t,h,l,, :, ,i
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INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE.

INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE.
Editor 4. i. A. Page:
Chicago, ILL.,, December 25.-I thinl,
II viii be of interest to your Texas mem.
bers TO have the following information
regarding interchangeable mileage books
in your territory.
Mr.. ID. j. Price. assistant general pas-
senger agent of the International and
Great Northern Railway company.
writes under date of December . that
his company's 2o00 mileage book price
500, is accepted over the International
ana Great Northern, Texas and Pacific
e. LOUIS southwestern, st, Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern and Missouri
facihc, an aggregate OF sST6 miles
Aiter January the first coupons from
these tickets will be received i'm INV.
ment Tor excess charges on baggage
and adds; This action is taken In thn
interest of your people and will. 1 hone
prove very convenient and satisfactory
arrangement"
Houston and Texas Central roiIrooa
price 500 for 1000 miles, is accented o~or
inc Houston and Texas Central. Anstin
gnu northwestern, Southern Pacific
I San Antonio and Aransas Pass nm an
gregnte of 1000 miles. ." "s
MISSOURI Pacific, ST. Louis, Iron Nom.
tain and Southern railway. ioIn, Sooo
mileage book, price $50, is good o oyor
the Texas and Pacific. Internationai
ana Great Northern. Cotton Belt Tv,ar
S mol,nsI and Kansas City North.
Inc San Antonio and Aransas Pass
,Ssuss ZOO mileage book for $50, good
over We Southern Pacific (Atlenslc s s""'
Sssnnl' Houston and Texas Central ond
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass m , NV
Inc Cotton Belt issues similar hook