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coNNuBIALITIEs.

The New York CITY directory gives
the names 81 1850 widows, and inquiry
as far rs practicable, shows that ma
jority of these came To the city 10 live
after their btr-avements.
Governor and Mrs. Mckinley will eel
citrate their silver wedding at their Can
ton home on January % The governor
viii return TO the practice OF law IA
soon us lie pnes out OF Office.
The parents Of Lizzie Hogan, who last
week married William %. u. Riddle, d
foreman in IL large thread factory in
New York, are making the best oil ths
wedding. The parents objected to tn,
marriage on account OF The difference n
the ages OF The couple. Lizzie is only
III years old, while her husband Is past
90 years.
Rabbi Wise Of Cincinnati has been
marrying peonle 10 that stald old city
for almost forty .two years, ana u tnai
time more than 10000 Jewish weddings
have taken place in the city. lie is re
sponsible for the statement that among
these marriuj couples there have been
only three divorces, and in each case
the decree was obtained BY the wife.
What un enthusiastic correspondent
calls "a marriage of the muses." has oe'
CURED In France. NJ. Garsquet, the
prov encal poet, has welded Mile, Marie
Clrard, the poetess
A marriage has just taken place in
Indianapolis, The proposal OF which was
made over long-distaBce telephone.
This sounds pretty and romantic, but !,
must have been awfully trying on the
poor girl st central.
Miss Elsa Porgenburs, eldest daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs, George Poggenburg.
was married 10 Henry q. Meany, son OF
Charies Meany. in New York. The
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Tbe Commercial Travellers Home Rsso-
clarion enrolled during November, ~ act
i've. rs honorary aad - NE members.
The Pacific Coast Commercial Travellers
assncistlou will meet IN annual session at
Ssn FRANCISCO. Cal, on Saturday. Deem
btg -
Tho Kansas CITY CMn) Travellers club
il teking steps toward the immediate cree
ION OF 4 handsome ana up-to-nate club
house.
Chicago does everything on a grand
scale. Not being sa,isA d with havi is
one #. r. A. post of 80 members a Sec
ord post is being organized in the Windy
city.
The Nashville Tegnl p2st e 20 hold
lis Tnefti1g on VI inony. the sd instant
and elect officers for lSS. During Christ
mn wefk the post proposes 10 give a
grand entertainment a. the opsra house.
mo rieyeland tOrlol Commercial Travel
ors; n ssoctaton viii mold lts annual meet
Ing on the esth Instant. The last report
S7tts treasurer SHOWS balance o. "a
IL aS on hand The annual ban and ban
- - 10 De given at Gray's Annoy
~ n on the .;h lfsts NJ
THE Iowa state Ira elir < Mons associa-
~ SolAr % We riv fnUe.ing during this
month. one hundred and twenty-six ap,,
u.IlA.ions Tor nlempvfsi.lp we're Fsee'Nen
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state on business trip.
TNo s .u1l.arn,lsl drcs ave navnhie on
tho lst "a, mo lei rg,-,, ,,,o,,'l,n,, ,,e,,,,
fr,,r-,-,.| Lar ,b.s s.,,.,t , 80, ~ bts 80,
10 Nftlrfn Graham go, AN. r,vos a.
,islor, sin
,rt , ga,
IT. va poafd or directors WI; hk'l
d. ,ts ..N, WtetVlE con'ue upon 'ne dRi'
a.. 'HT ",Nt annual 9lht1 SonNent'vh &c &C.
'N.N ~ 'ai sAN, AZ usual ~ VIII pe heii
A"l"' NiNN NNrlhk NfIi.
state President Booth has decided uot
90 call together the State board 81 fl-
rtrtors ti'l Januui" 49, iSao fc save. "N.
holding tf, meeting o., tbAr lUtr the toa-
w.i he able to WtN1 up and look ovcr lll
husin,ss ~ 1875 THE beard will meet al
Post ~ s. rooms at Waco
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MURDER MOSTLY cowAapLY.

ON November 20 ]. I. Bates, travelling
for Louisville wholesale drug firm. was
shot and killed at Gsdsden. Ala. by Colin
Daugh1rtll. MIR. Bates. who by the way
WAS most esteemed member OF Post A.
Montgomery, Ala. had gone into the
saloon Of W. 4. Barnes TO sell bill OF
bottles. While III the act OF raking a
SAFE Daushurili vtlket up and inier-
tupted the conversation. ar. Bates in
iormsd Daughdrill that he was attend.
ing 70 matters OF business and did not
llHe to be interfered with, Daugndrill,
VINO was drinking took ofreuse at this
the ball entering Bales body just above
The heart A wife and Two sons ls and
20 years respectively, mourn the loss OF
devoted husband aud father
ne Alabama division Of the T. i. Of
y. viii pros cute Dapehdrnl TO the bitter
end, as the letter below WI show,
s., ua4suen. Ala. December ., 1895.
I; T, \. Editor Houston Post
send you by this mail marked copies
or papers detailing the murd-r 81 Mem
oer John Bates, OF Post \, Alabama
division T p. y. and a resident OF Mont
travelling men VINO stood pre-omincntly
a. the mead OF The pr fessiou and has
friends were legion. President John l..
Gilmore and Secrc AIRY Major r. l.. Hig-
uon OF this division and myself have been
here for the past TWO days arranging Tor
tht PR secuuon % the murderer. ami the
F's7N AtI=Ai NhiNlA NAhHAEAhtE mas Dttn
seourei FOR tnay purpos,. The r r. \.
has taken the matter in charge. and there
NH be no letup Until - conviction is Sc
cured. The newspapers / mall to you
give detailed description OF this foul
mtrder ana c1r-ce. report The tnAl-
net In which our organization has IN wed
in the matter OF bringing the murderer
to, speedy Justice is, beng coutme uded On
AL sides, and SHOWS the Naile q: thorough
q @anizatl Of commercial travellers.
tratcrnalIy yours,
Louis C. Cardinal,
Third National Vice President 7. p. A.
OF America.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Sol Bill,z left Monday morning for mp
the Central
Joe @. Booth has resigned his st.
Louis CONGESTION.
Albert Rossnfiald Is taking q layoff In
Galveston ill after the holidays
State Director II. 81. Finch spent Tues
day among his trade In the city.
silva Holman. the trade pushsr OF
"Edgwood" IN TsxAs. Il back IN San
Antonio, accompanied ny Mrs. Holman.
state Director vern Leman has gone
70 New YORK. lie expecJs 20 return IN
time to spend the holidays with hts
family.
Eugt1e Christian OF Atlanta. Ga, a
prominent member OF the Georgia Owls
Ion. was n pleasant caller at the Post
sanctuw last Tuesday
J. SlIverberg. after nearly ihrA" months
Illness, lefl last Monday m9rning on q
trip through HIS old territory. He SAID
he felt AS II he was on his maiden trip.
Edward T., Ryan the New York paint
salesman, was here during the week
Or Ryan is making his headquarters IN
Texas during the winter IN san Antonio
ald is accompanied on the trip by his
wife.
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at the last meeting OF the board. OF which
III were accepted and IL rejected. The
total membership o. the organization 70
The executive committee OF Post a.
Terre Haute, IND, is now holding
weekly meetings and is already husily
onsAged IN perfetuns arrangements for
Nention, which is to meet In that city In
June next.
1he two handsome prikep offered by
President Burrhsru Of the Arkansas di-
vision 20 the members receiving the
greatest number OF new appii atoms by
December ~. viii not be awarded at that
DATE. the time haYiag been extended 10
the meeting OF the next STATE convention
IN Apru.
The Dominion Commercial Travellers as
ISOLATION VIII enjoy Its annual dinner at
the Windsor hotel. Montreal, Canada, on
nual meeting OF this Of gsriEaOon was held
yesterday utJh In the Masonic Temple,
and there Is no doubt that tne present IN
cuinoent, Lieutenant Colonel Massey, Will
be re-eiectsN To the presidency.
The Indiana division Will soon exhaust
every Letter IN the alphabet II II Keeps
on orgnmsing new posts The lates. ac-
QUESTION TO that busting State division
Is Post r., located at Frankfort. which
was organized by state President Hope
WI, w.'h , thirty wmymI53s,rs, and is ON
Dent II. A. Coulter vice president, /.
= kramer, secretary treasurer Board
o. dlrectors-k. NJ. Sins Arthur Husscy,
n. { Davis, A. l.. Cooper, W. l.. Hauieid,
and ". NJ. Shafer.
National ha.rmsn OF the raili cad COM
nnttee, Neil McCaun, IN discussing tn
reduction Of the price Of upper h,rths In
Sleeping cars says: Every one of the
HOO members OF tho association l. heart
" IN favor OF the reduction Of the price
OF upper herths IN sleeping ears. No men
are more Int rested tn tbs matter tian
the commercial travellers who truly speui
large tordon OF their lives IN slaepiug
cars. Tue association has not yet take n
any official action In the ma ter but wit.
u tie I2!ltoad managers, who are iiSht ng
lnr the reduction, fal to accomplish their
All arrangements for the annual banquet
or the chicago PCS o bout completed
and u the pans OF the cCnimittee that has
the matter I'm charge are carried oui It
VIII be- an event second to none Of / S
Kind In the history Of Chicago, 50 says III
ln'er-ocean, Z will be held u; the AZ L.
tpriunl Saturday evening, December Is.
Ne y 'r' ers - tie BANQUET comm &c
are Richard nrunt chairman. Neil Nj
Caiill, c T. Mason, Ira Slower Auvel
Former g g. J edward Jr.. y L. Ra,cltn
Edward Pri,fett. Edward J. COVE r. ".
Webb. samuel b. Steele Y w Braml ".
c, H. SchafNe" = W cole n J BVr-
linesme ard = \ Grain. Among ne
7renkei's whose vNastrce is tfrcadv as
snr"d nre lion William T. Mason and
Opia ReH
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Terrell Eucanpmont No. 90; Charles
CrnmUbens9 e. Z 'gg9rse, Ne p wood Wood a.
BfumbauFh J, " =, W sage, grand
representative, G.. Bradshaw. alternate
Merd,nn Lodge No. 2os. p. s. Hale.
n. q ". A. poyd V a.. J. II. John.
son. secretary Y. =. Thomas. treasui +,
H. 9. Husneg representative 10 grand
lodge Il Morgan. al'eroatei the APP
pointmeut of j. = Gillette az -. u. O..
NJ WAS recommended
Muffin Loago No. sia, Big springs' G.
u Leo. y. g.. !. - Maxwell. y. G y.
" pool corresponding secretary +. u.
maneni secretary; " n. Dent. repre-
sentative TO grand lodge. H. II. Painter
Johnson Lodge No l3i, Cloburne; II,
J Loving. n c. Dock Humphreys. V.
Il, S. s'aliiup. Treasurer; ". H.,
Wilson. representative.
~ .llshorD Lodge No 90. " T., Spell
noble grand u iiseyer, vice grand Ia
tary; John W. Stevens. representative to
Merkel edge. a. a. Baker. uoble grand
ien S searciafy W. Money trear 19,
J J Milbo. representative to the Grand
Georgafown Lodge. G. q Jonos, y. C.;
H. Boyd. V O.. j j. Gordon, financial
secretary; ]. " kincaid. permanent sec
rotary J. y. Roblnson, trccasurerj nr. J..
n 49, ~ e. nakcf. =. O.: NJ NJ Gumhi,
ner, secretary II, l.. King, representative,
Tho remaining officers are apponuVe. ana
the sppontecs FOR the coming year have
not yei been selected.
Olive Lodge No 5Ie; u. y: Noryen \.
setrsiary: ~ j. II. Reagan. treasurer:
" A. Petty. representative 10 Grand
Lodge: John f. Mcdonald, alternate.
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KN1nnrs AZ noNoR.

beaumont Lodge No lss7: J. F. siren
kai dictator: s. r. Van Wormer. wee die
taior. G. Biancheite deputy dictator, ",
a Ives reporter q. a oliver, financial
reporter X. c. Mafarane; treasurer q
y Tucker ohaplsin. J, " Myrich. guard
lar: T A. Lsmby, guide ler, chaison
s.r-ilrsl A " Doucette Il. " Langhnm,
: II. Van Wormsr trustees. The officers
~ii 30 Installed NJ the first meeting In
Olive Lodge No, SOL A Miller; dictator
John miller, vice aleiator; v; l.. bourg
a I Houdreaus. 1naap,ein rsportsr. , " q
i L. Carer. chaplain; J. Y. Mcdonald
guardlsn. william Cook, sentinei trustee.
4 u Norveli, Richard Neack' John T.
rvside Lodge: o. p. Baker. r. D.; "
NJ Cooke ID lily J. BOwles. v. D.; w. l..
Funk < ID. " T. Mooney reporter. WIN
stevenson. r. r. @ A Boales; treasurer
WIN. stevenson. chAplnin' l., HoaR, guide
tIsn Hatch. guardian, Guido lIaby, sen
iinei H. Lockhart. p. &. Rice ana
J. Kessler. trustees,
KNIGHTS or MACCABEES.
Knights OF the M8coabees ~ For
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,lANn.nAn IN rE0WN.EYED.

Commercial Tr.hunc, Denver,
Not only the T. T.. As, bat every ind
vlduM travelling salesman In the Unti d
s,ass can he proud that they have ia
their ranks such q man as John A. Lee.
the worthy president ~ the Trafe.e 's'
Protective Association of AM rlea- n ere
n rrtr.,aI giacel yman. an there dle
none his superior From. lac business fs-Ns
ia 81 thinkrr as talker or q spttc =
r.ak,r = me may he more urat0lt-hl'
but none can c3uaense more facts, m 10
tiYIths pertaining 10 the needs OF uaN'll"s
49,, ohI4rs 7rf manufacturers than ouc
iani.ure br0al-iarei. ur1wn-cy Jotn
A Ice - takes crowds by storm ne
is ngiltiealIy of tle hroadas' veNs anu
- ,,,',,ss- y5ithout eaaer and ava s
rSaiy TO meet any DO y a. lgsisla' ~, rs I,
IN'., IN e, N"Fslf ~ ire interests q com
~. 1e' ~ commercial salesm g. ana above
en- things a man honcred N his own 81
Tor honesty, Integrity and square n''1'-
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cation. so far as Barcher's publications
are concerned, may be safely intrusted."
Oharies A Barcher In ISL. at the re-
Guest o. the Texas State division. got
To-day" II was during the administration
OF ex-StSte President s. A. Brown. ard
ne State board OF directors found MIR
sarcner's dealings toward the association
straight 10 every respect.--Editor.)
The Oregon and Washington division is
ssilso,,,ins rev members. What's Cali
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$50 " 1884 .+- ~ g. ~ A''aAIA
past week
KNIGHTS OF rYrH1As
oq! l.qasf NJ lel y, ysl,,e9 T. callvcq
r.rte. s. {. " A. Ison.gd - h. f.
1..r,t Fl. AZ W NJ t. "A !,
e. Ill., i 4 'WNl ,d r,s,o A. q 4 !, J'a,sI ,
Nym H. liuseins irn1lrs rSi, rs com,
i4 49,, j. new iease, rut q is In good
i3arsl uer I.6de ~ lei .ircvuc. itn,-
y P.Sat. < + F Fs'S II a. 81 Z VI.
T. "a. RtT8all' Il, ~ H. s''dnSt 1oi5.
s.r k. 81 Il ana Tom SanoIrv. /. O.. /.
d q 1hanipNss, 8 o. y " Ylipstao.
sGscr star ~. y EasIinna: ". u Nt,-
a1a6{. p.ciaico. + s 3aT ii 3. y.
ls3 X ", trl r ' it',',
"a gt 4 "a = Brc.s.ull tri5 ,1r
M5unUW Clty Na = Rockwall. j. Y.
H turo. g. NJ. 81 " " "o Noc n. d. g.
i T. SSIorris k Sf Il ar 13u g. Wli
ulrnt-. NJ OF I'll e. f. Paiues. n IN D .
J. q .Barrinas~r NJ "a Mart MCHM-
Euu4n Representatives to Grau1 Lodge
WOO nud 40. ~. rNier ~. K Ta'c
IT, q Guy sanaiaFc \. {. {, 9. H.
Wool IT, John q. S.lluan " W a. i.
k.olFda, r o. $, W. W tt@tor ~
gt ~. }. Calico q w ~ Marsh,
VI. ~ y; Van liamilion, Jrp l. T. Gar
euce AskeW, ~. Gel y 81 Alsqp. trust"e.
l ~ lN yisr EodAN Ho' >" ie ly.Sr NSy
2. q. \. Smith. H.. " X kayino nd. NJ
o. "; >. ). Han IS OF ana : Lee
n OF s. W " setrsst N OF 4 } o
McsscrsAu. I. u. }. y. hemmond, o. g.
c V, johnson. g \, Fnin ana u, W Par
lah trustees, John r Bonner, representa-
rvr
ohsrii {. G, Walter K Long y. q. 4
]. Rooney, prelato ". r. Carr VI Of a.,
s Tf,ley NAL q ~ inner 4 l. s,l n,ane n
A,Ninsoo outer aier egart' r 5,,l p,9aysnror''
g crn ga tSsie. ~ ~ Il I t lHis
nam. r-c,Ate y J. BRYAN N. OF w A.
=. ,ir,"i'r' NJ NJ Wrcbf
X of X r. Niiam. VI " r. A E.
I Loase al at K Kossy g. J. O. BAKER G. G. r.
4. .ggri5aP7 \, Q. J. Y Natoni pr.la!Sg,'
< g C. NE n STayt 81 Il ~ WqllSm NJ.
j. Hcnry g., V 9 bl E " q I,S q,
c C., G.. !, " " ", niia,u 6. = & & Hg"en'
Re moo 9se' Nj, q N' qsorsf " MoorS, i
o. &. t H. ."SfAr ni n '' ~ am -
sam, L;odFe Ne az F. II. Blaine,
Anderson ~ II, NelsJn. N, Of " z
c. Antony X NJ Il and Iohu
Ross n, At ~: O. /, Smith. OF y.
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TRAVELLERS PROTECTIV F
ATA ASSOCIATION
MANN OF AMERICA.

character which the commercial traveller.
as class has attained today and the
peneht VIII be greatly Increased when he
on all occasions meets with the con.
sideratio and treatment TO which his
calling gives him a claim.
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II me proper study OF man is man then
N'a' a vast school travelling mans CT.
Ger Affords Think or all the traits he
must possess IN order to please all. or
-'y considerable PORTION OF The customers
oa'is on from day to day Is IL an,
'onier then u-at he must study me ever.
'suslIs pubic fancy most as. dtous.yY
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1t Is to be hoped that congressional
committees OF the present congress. a..
rrectiy connected with commercial AFFAIRS
VIII contain larger proportion OF prac-
ucai business men than is usually he
case n rder that questions Affections com.
merce may receive the attention their
Importance would seem 10 demand
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NATIONAL oFFicERs-iss5-ss

NATIONAL VI ~ i''-isso-O.
preslden, 80; John A. Lee. 81. Louis
Secretary anu lr re .,:...'..,.';.
........... i; Labeaume' ST. Louis
FIRST Vice President .;;...:.;....;;..;...
80. .::....JJos. Naiiersteih' richmond
second We fresident .,,........;;
-, =, q 5SI, Nei''e'' No'o'
.....,L : pSr.n,x rI1i,'' montgomery Ala
fourth wee . .is..ii,,.''
.....;. y, w ,""s' NasN'iAie' ichh'
Fifth Vice treT,nen' 81;
'...oeo. pN.yn &c nIpETToos
MAJ . -
n. A. Kirschotf. ............St. Louis, No.
C. II. Nlchaiu .'.''.'....'s ~ L-ouis' ~.
Geo r. hechei' '''''''.''''',,sS ~ LOUIS MO
n E. Hughes, .''.'''....'.'hs tl pms ~ tt'ti.
John J. knlght ....'....'. Ddiias, leAhs
Carl VI. Aldrlch .'......''....-...l eo'id' AZ.
ruAfRMES NATIONAL COMMITTEES
an..s Nail Nccouu Chicu..o
h.p Pa Hartmann l.Rfayette lad
hoiei $40, 40; De w.
Les'si~"'T & uarwooi Richmofd Va
...''''''' NJ Eenish HnIsion Tasss
Prsss - " 0e'''s'''
En.plo! uie'ii = Sir,orirg iSaitimors MA
..'''''''''' ~,,t,n1 -,
hAELAiS' &C..
Rev. Alohzo A1oi'h .......''''''NacNh' ia
ATTORNEY.
Harry r Kent ...............St. Louis. Mo
Nsticnal Headquarters. Oriel Building
s, Louis Poems 304. 315 and 800.
The sixth Annual Convention meets In
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II there ever was a time In the history
OF inc travelling men OF this country when
that come, let's work together" was
peculiarly applicable Il Is now.
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TODD BY TRANELrRs.

Two travelling men on thu Katy sleeper
who We're diViGeG IN opinion as TO the
relative merits OF certain Texas corr
merclh traveller. were discussing his quail
lncs, when ouo OF them said. evidently
think ng 1t q sin 'nsr.
Well at any ta'o, ho knows what he
ndolnt,diy.' replied the other "he
ousn L.. i9r nf gene Ally ii.ks about tine
doing that be talks Auout himself"
Il can't understand how shipwreclScd
people StarNo TO death al sea-" SAID Ike
Walker a. he road an account OF the fate
0i Two sailors ~ The Houston Post why,
cam You understand ..y Thele is nothing
! for them Ia eat N the OCEAN vcpNeO a
@. Gordon. There amt" 80. "Weu.
then, VIXEN / attended school in my boy
] I'm So why Auybcly uegd sjulvC " i'm
eui'ants within his reach
"On my trip 20 Eagle Lake last Monday
there was bridal couple ON board Of me
SAP train, said Sorry Harly "Th,y wsro
Sou1s and tender, md as th-y sat to;ef Ner
IN th,ir st1l th,y BAD mold OF haona pnis
q l'.it'i. tisnt and prupvr ana we've
an !een there. Auons those Who looked
on. however,. Wis q lAi % tender years
accompanies oy his mother occurring a
seat bcaind tne happy coupIe- The boy
D Saacd ana gdzeq and duaGy turiiug 70
ms notner he eXclalmcd Ia Il voice loud
enough to he heard all over the car; Say,
NAV, that gui wants ia vine her nose, ard
that fellow Won't let her
Last Wednesday the T. p A. editor ac-
| ceptod an invitation TO dine with "a well
known New Orleans travelling man and
HIS young wife at Piza.ars French res
taurant.
There's ore thing ! have noticed sine.
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TIE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER.
Strictly First Class

u tie sprins,imo. from the city, when
enr hearts are full OF hope
Vesss the salesman from the factory
vim the samples Of his soup;
Sgss you securing, yellow, floating, ana
ri. 1a black 81 Kind OF tar
.. a.sumenis convincing, on your senses
;, t.es nat jar.
a.pTicss arr tho lowest, his inducemeni
your order Ave" or atty" he'll do
aSer free ot freight"
'M'es your order with readiness that's
nol acquired by ToIe,
"tne you're signing he assures you
Va! MAY IT'S not It bogus note:
uis stranger Is worker from his
=, earing ami hts tone.
y. y, San notise there hts merit, You would
slly call your own.
Huts many be has seen them. and the
,. kest OF the strife;
NtnVaI accidents have spared him to
~ - oAhdren and his wife.
ny needy have b sought him. filed
I'm hunger ard alarm.
"S Az ann feeble he remembers, for u
"4'''iher heart is warm
Saen you see a traveller coming with
b,;s grips ANA wares,
look upon him colby. for changes
n 0he WIN years
ps M4,sly distant future OF our lives We
= 'orlune II uucertain-both men and
s,,,asaks they hr ak
ing faithfully for laurels won by
W. MI Mno We gone before,
e 90, answer 80 the bugle when ou-
epus days are DER.
=. O'Malley, Jr.
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IN employing commercial traveiers n
nrm should. above al. consider ability
instead of cheapness. a cheap man on
Inc road without the ability to represent
'Ae different interests OF firm, VIII
prove most expensive luxury in tho
.nu. run - N-'N
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t,~sss on honorable lines may some
q =. -" SLOW IN coming to the man
ss,,,'.. road but when 1t does come II
nco... IN Permanently all the so-called
gained by other methods.
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Tharp. p. }. NJ Hardy. ". OF w ,.
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X OF Il. and ) NJ : Cooper. N. at a.
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Ia, pNr economy to eat more food
t,,r, antea at every meal just to save i,
vi, IS wasted. That kind OF an econ
usla..y p.anled carly.
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s,i great reputation for a CONNER
ioa "sFeer TO have TO be able to take
rem new or slow-soing article and
''''4as II 70 the front.
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s.,,n OF the successful travelling
e.s, not strewn with roses by any
el,.. Is a long pun with great diff
u !, overcome and no pattern to 20
ia usually case OF clear grii,
york and s,i,k-to-lt-iv-pess
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u ~, business has not been as good
o., anticipated during ths year jusI
81 ~ e'ose, don't spend time worry
ns.. H. but brace up and try ana
m, "Hss hum for the coming new
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Va, tFsle-hr'rg'ng accomphce Of the
+. ''salar' jobber and manufacturer is
commercial traveller.
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A.,,,v no doubt that the business com
vastly benefited by the high
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''@pns days are Ger.
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