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T. =. A. NOTES.

John Cross OF Post c was In his East
Texas territory during the week in the in
terest of Wallis. Llndes & Co.
R. l.. Murff OF Post r. representing the
Tr3sk company OF st. Louis, was in Beau
mort Monday. His talk TO his customers
is tishy every time
Charles Dezel of the firm OF w. j.
Hughes 4 Co. was another visitor to the
Southeast Texas metropolis and sold his
usual quantity of producc.
D. Call of Post p returned TO Call last
Tuesday in company with Mr. George
Adams. after having sold to the latter his
entire interest in the Hoo-fioo mills and
Cow Creek Tram company, The magnitude
az the transaction can be best explained by
the fast that the deeds required over 500
worth OF revenue STAMPS. MIR. Call Is stiA
undecided about his future movements.
sam Parks OF the Industrial Lumber COM
pany. member OF Pc r. was at the
eomynny's mills Mt CAN and Silshre hist
week
II. Lasker OF Post L. chairman OF the
State hetel committee, returned from q trip
to Wioaita Falls last Sunday and is laying
off preparatory TO q "trip to Mexico next
month.
NJ, NJ. Soi'lnsky, a member of Post =,
has been quite Ill AT his parents' home in
Beaumont, but Is now convalescent.
Charles Parks. with S. 4 j. Katz OF New
Orleans, cane down the Kaysee the other
day. He reports business heavier and more
sati;tac.ory than in many years Charles
Is a great fsvo-ite with his customers.
Sam Hermarn OF Post T returned to
Beaumont Tuesday might. after few days
stay at Galveston. His friends saw that HIS
private correspondence is quite heavy right
now.
Ed K.rsohner who represents p. J. VIII
lis & Bros. ia East Texas, was in Silsbee
last Tuesday.
ClareIice Selvage OF Post G took few
days lay-off at Galveston last week.
Alfred Levy OF Pcs G. representing ;.
& j. Katz OF New Orleans rested up after
a succel sful trip az Ais home In Galveston.
]. Silyerherg a. Post c. who sells shoes
for Marx 4 Blum, reports satisfactory fall
business.
Il. Hahn OF the Houston Dry Goods COM
pany was seen In Beaumont last Wednes-
| day.
r. j. Wood, representing A, Baldwin 4
| Co., New Orleans. a member o, Post p.
was registered at the Lawlor last Thursday.
! Thee. Block. representing the Galveston
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UNEMPLOYED Statesmen.
Efforts OF the y. y. \. to secure
Them Positions.

Mr.. u, c. Barrett Of Waco, chairman
Of tho employment committee OF the
Texas division, n II. A., is now sending
out blanks In order to find the unemployed
members Of this association and is en-
deayoring in behalf OF the order to place
such men In correspondence with parties
des.r.ng travelling statesmen
MIR. Barretts circular 10 merchants and
manufacturers reads as follows
'yThe Travellers Protective Association OF
America can furnish you free of charg
oompUtent. worthy and experienced repre-
{. natives. We have a MEMBERSHIPS OF a
lllfe over 10000 and you are earnestly
requested to give our association an oppor-
tunity To demonstrate 10 you that We are IN
IL position 10 furnish reliable statesmen.
'1n finding employment for our moGnhevs
we merely carry out a part Of our rraternal
feg. tire. and, as our membership Is made
up from tho very best statesmen aud tray
cling urcn In the country, We have no trou.
bic In placing applicants. our employment
committee has done splendid work
in the past. both for the employer and EN-
ployee. and the numerous letters OF com
mendaton from merchants are very en-
csagregng, and with your assistance We
propose 10 keep the good work mp.
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Dry Goods company. was seen selt.ns 49,
ara Playing plnnockie at Jasper ias.
NJ. w. Kempner, Representing .ne ~ a..
Rubber company. paid Beaumont WISH ,or
tie f1st time in several years an9 WIS SUI
prised to see the many oranges anu In
provemonts in that enterprismg young ci'''
Ben HcAbronner wen, 90 Lake Onar,es
ia.a Thursday, but hnrr.ed lack IN oraer
not 10 be accidentally quarantinea'
George Doishcimer. wish the hosentna .ll
Paper company, anil Max Sehnitzer, WIN
the Elsass Paper company spent last sun
day in Waco. Their se1eine oil staruns
gigantic raper trust fell through, as tney
could get only 81 IL subscribed TO the cap
ital stock Of 5000, 900, as proposed.
George Grimm. Papa Grimm was IN
Houston a few days ago and sacok nanns
with his many old friends. They miss him
badly since he has settled down al corpus
Christi.
f. NJ. Leak is resting up at Beaumont
during quarantine and filling out time by
killing all game In the vicinity OF Beau
mont.
+. A. Gutmann OF Post G. Is now travel
ing fer the Galveston Dry Gods company
He will travel in his old territory.
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Devoted to the r. p. A.,
the U. 6. T., and other
Travelling Mems Or
CARNATIONS.

quantities OF his wares" Here In For,
Worth his sales amount 10 three or foir
cars OF soda each visit His sales over
Texas are enormous.
3. f.. Emanuel who travels for Simon
Bros whisky house OF Louisville, KY,
sold his goods to dealers here this week.
The Martin Crundcn Wooden Ware com
pany OF Cincinnati was represented he e
this week by w. p. Ecktenach n, wnu
never fails to pass a few Jokes with his
numerous customers.
NJ. l.. Evans OF Kansas City. travelling
man for STAFFORD Bros, wholesale dry
goods. visited Fort Worth this week
ID. u. Flavan. who represe Its NJ. X
Fairbanks e Co.. soap manufacturers o.
st. Louis. was In town Monday.
p. w. McCovey, Texas repres sntativ,
OF the Thrash Fish company OF 81. Louis
did Fort Worth this week
$. p. Barry who travels for mammoth
iewelry house In ths East. was here Mon
day. Cobb.
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NORTH TEXAS TWAVELING MEN.
Notes from Fort Worth In Regard
to Men and Matters.

Fort Worth. Texas, September rs. There
lis no more popular preacher in Texas
than the Rev. Homer T. Wilson OF this
Association OF this State. He has been
made pastor OF the Third Christian church
here and under his efficient aud earnest
work is rapidly building up his donomna-
ton, His services each Sunday are al
ways we'll attended by the commercial men.
who usually make Fort Worth Tor SUNDAY
Rev. Wilson has just returned from a trip
to Jack county. While at Jackshoro he
delivered his popular lecture. "Uncrowned
Queen" to large audience. While in
that place d. l., Knox, prominent
banker, donated the rock to be used In the
foundation Of Rev Wilson'S new aud MAJ
nificent tabernacle, the work on which
will soon commence. This building when
finished will cost over $4,000.
q. c. Mountcastle, representing orth-
vein 4 Co. OF ST. Louis says that his firm
) will begin erecting their elevator at
this place as soon "a a title to the grounds
can be secured, the delay heretofore being
due TO this cause.
Marlin Jones OF this city Is now with
the firm OF Norton & Co, prominent cot
ton factors OF Paris, with East Texas aud
the Indian Territory as his field OF opera
lions.
The friends OF s. F. Hancock. a repre-
sentative OF a Dallas wholesale house. were
surprised early in the week by the an
| nouncement that he was secretly marr.ei
| on July l, but the rather Romantic affair
| had been kept quiet for obvious reasons.
| The bride in this episode is Mrs Tull
who lived at Decatur, north OF here on
l q. In
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Formerly Hotel Victoria
To Travelling Men.

L, at any time you become contested
with new firm. or intend to mako any
invited Ito make such fact known TO the
people Of Texas through The Post. 1t VIII
be OF interest TO your customers and friends
ard lis announcement on this page viii be
OF great service to you. Such information
viii be usei as news item. but the
feudei's name must be signed in order
that he editor Of this page may be- as
snrel OF its authenticity.
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laudable undertaking. | can but believe
that 1t Will cause 10 attract those from
other sections who chance to spend their
sundays In our city. 10 this place OF
worship. feeling TINT in II they are in
teiest<d In material as well as a spir-
itual way.
u win take a considerable sum OF
money 10 erect this window and earnestly
ask. the boys everywhere to assist In the
good work. You can send such sums OF
money as you feel able TO contribute TO
your state secretary: or II convenient, to
the secretary and treasurer OF our local
committee, Miss Florence Wilson, Fort
Worth. Texas. II. however. you prefer to
contribute in merchandise any articles
inst you may be selling, AMI will ship them
10 me, In care OF w. p. Binyon Trarsier
ana Sioitse company, this city, ! Will
place them in charge OF the ladies' fair
commiites, who will sell them al public
sale, thus giving good advertisement
thereof
Should any funds In excess OF amount
required for the window be realized. II
VIII 20 to the a1ornment and comfort OF
the Travellers Corner In this building
photographs OF this tiberracle can be
seen at the post headquarters OF each d.
vision In the United States
Thanking you for all remittances and
assuring you OF the gratitude OF Bro. WI
son and the good people who are engaged
In erecting this temple. I am. frnternally
yours, Howard w. Peak
President Texas Division r. p. A. OF A.
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Under Democratic Ruls.

Beeville Bee.
NOT IN many years has SO little interest
been evinced by the people as in the pres.
ent political campaign, and not in many
years nave the democrats had so little on
position The fact OF the matter is tho
s'a's government under democratic rule
mas been economically and honestly admin.
istered; taxes are lower than in any So.
IN the Union; democrats rule has haen
Tree from scandals and consequently tha
people nave no reason 10 desire change.
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II. R, Schneider, San Antonio.

II R. Schneider, San Antonio.
T. II. Thompson, Houston.
;. Taliafsrro, Houston.
Henry Thomas. Galveston.
Olarles F. Thulemeyer, Galveston.
F c. Thiele, Sour Lake.
Dr. G. Graham Watts, San Antonio.
Rev, Homer 7. Wilson, Fort Worth.
H NJ. White, Beaumons.
Or. c. II, Wilkinson, Galveston.
James Waters, Galveston.
Fred Wlmhurst, Galveston.
Justin c. White, Houston.
John r. Wilf,sms, Houston.
Wall & Stable. Houston.
James A. Weir. Houston.
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selves as regards che working OF the asso-
citation.
Do not try to build up or increase the
membership Of the Travellers Protective
Association by bclittling amy other organ
ization OF travelling men. In trying TO Sc
cure a new member for this association
simply state THE facts, giving the figures,
without trying to injure any other associa-
ton of travelling men.
Are you interested IN the welfare and
SUCCESS Of the T. p. A.? DO you realize
that you are required and expected to as
sise your State and the National officers in
the upbullding OF this association? DO you
Understand that every new member gained
for the association makes your membership
that much stronger and better2 II you do,
then YOU should be willing TO assist your
StsIte and the National officers in increas-
ing the membership. IL you believe at
the T. p. A. is a good thing for you to
belong TO- then take q blank application
and ask some other fellow travelling man
to Join 1t on the ground that 1t will be
equally as good for him as for you.
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Travelling Men at wharton.


Wharton, Texas September 3o.--In spite
OF the talk of hard times. that "old, old
story that is ever new" the festive Knight
OF the Grip greets his friends and contin-
ucs to gather In the ducats in the interest
of his firm.
AT the Nation hotel there were auto
graphed this week: G. Wright Jacks n OF
st. Joseph, Mo; p h. Caldwell, Cuero's
popular young favorite; j. Il. Rtchey, st.
Louis, the prince of good fellows" S.
Bihshcr OF Biasner ~ tofoAaru u. Hous-
ton; ]. w. Smith. representing large
crockery firm OF Baltimore; f. II. Amer
son Of Waco. f. w, Dumble -s)umble a.
Co.. Houston; Charles h. Mensing, Mensing
Bros, Galveston; d. S. Cage. Veasco, j.
ii. Shelly, Dallas; w. H. Howard. Com.
mercial adjuster, Galveston; 4, Beliaze.
Geggan Bros, Galveston; Shropshire OF
titX HClImann, Houa on ID. ~. Newsome,
Tram and Lumber company, Beaumont
jennings Blackwell, Taylor a Son, Hous-
ton, H. Il. Eldridge, Gainesville; F. Cas-
per- dry goods, New orleans.
All these gentlemen were in their usual
fine spirits and looked forward to Jolly
good time at the fair next week in DALAI.
At tho Crissler house were registered
j. W. Rhodes, American Cotton company.
Waco +. h. Walker, Rabbit Soap com-
pany, New York. l.. Baldridge, Battle AK.
St. Louis; +. X. Campbell. Chicago Loan
company.
Al the Watts house among the guests
were found the signatures of f. Hamlet.
Southern Geclsln ull ccmranv, houston,
V. Damon, Merchants and Planters OIL
mills OF Houston. and Mr.. Mcdonald. who
was making his first trip to this section in
the interest of an extensive gems fur
nishing house.
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No Doubt He Hin.
Terrall !

Terrall Index.
There are dead loads of republicans IN
Texas WHO are never hslri Of on,v ~ 81,
PIE counter. Possibly E. H. r. Green b s.
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rExAs DIVISION, T. p. A. OF A.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Post CD. W. Michaux, Houston.
Post Drank Arnold San Antonio.
Post &c. A. Mangold. George sturgis ana
H. b. Marchbank, Dallas.
Post F--A. d. Edgar, Austin.
Post CT. A. Guttman, Galveston.
Post H--Dan Well. Waco.
Post III. d. Slngietnry, Corsicana.
Poet wv. +. Craddock Fort Worth.
Post KS. G. Bennett, Gainesville
Post LII. c. Heilig. La Grange.
Post Mr.. B. wofford. Cuerc.
Post NJ. b. Seeger, Temple,
Post O-Robert Grooe. Victoria
Post P-Tom C. Swope. Beaumont
Post 90. r. Jaeggli. BRENNAN.
Post R--F. A. Inman, FL Paso.
Post T-Cal. c. Brewster. Laredo.
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COMMITTEE cHArRMEN,

Press-C. s. Z. Holland, Houston.
Railroads. p. Fout Fort Worth.
RelIef-Paul F. Erb OF Dallas.
Legislature--B. Y. McNulty of San Antonio.
Enpoyment-E. c. Barrett OF Waco
Hotel-Erncst Lasker OF Galveston.
Livery and Transfer-A. l.. Fowler OF Hous'
ton. -
Executive Committee--Charles Mangold OF
Dallas, chairman; II. II. Marchbnnks OF Dali
las: w. f. Craddock OF Terrell
(Note.-Committee chairmen are also mem
bers Of the board Of dlrcctors)
Next State convention meets at Victoria.
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Texas Travelling Men.


OFFICERS Or THE TRAVELLERS PRO-
TECTIvE ASSOCIATION Of AMERICA.
National President--Charles r. Dunin.
Terre Haute. Ind.
National Secretary and Treasurer-Louis +.
La Beaume, room li2, Union Trust building.
seventh and Olive streets. St. Louis, Mo.
TEXAS DIVISION. T. p. A. OF A.
president--FIoward W. Peak, Fort Worth.
Secretary and Tressurer--James +. LUDLOW.
Dallas.
First vice Prcsident-Dan NJ. Lasker. La
Grange. -,
second vice President--w. ]. Hughes. CAL
weston. 49,
Third vice PresIden,--Adolph Boidt. Hous-
ton.
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read thin constitution and to inform them
selves as regards the working OF the asso-
citation.
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Drummer. nj LIN Grange.

La Grange. Texas, September 3d.. 7.
Franklin of Waco. with George d. Barnard
G. Co. of st. Louis, was supplying his Gus
toners with stationery this week
Chlrlis E. Fritz, with G. II. Scnoelkopf
&c Co. of Dallas, was here this week.
j. A. Bryan Jr., with Folke, WILKINS
e. Lange OF Galveston, was looking after
the interests of his firm In this city this
week.
II. w. Sheaffer, with Boring & Cortes
Hardware company of Houston, was look
Ing after the wants of his customers this
week.
J. A. Mittmann, with Mensing Bros. OF
Galveston. called off his list OF delicacies
to the trade.
j. Kahn of Mark, Kahn & Freyburg Of
Galveston, was looking after the needs OF
his customers here this week.
II. NJ. Finch of Austin, with Simmons
Hardware company OF st. Louis, was in
the city the other day.
c. G. Perry OF Galveston, with pabs.
q Leinback, was tempting his trade here
this week
f. L. Wnlins OF Austin. with Hilbert,
Bartlett & Spencer company o: Chicago
was welcome visitor here duung the
week.
j. w. Elsbury, with N. Randolph Sons
OF Houston, was here and expressed him
self as anxious to furnish the paint II
the boys will paint the town. What color
shall 1t be, John?
j. Klein, with Gust Heye G. Co. OF Gal
weston, was talking business In this city
one day this week.
j. A. Isaacs, with Ullman, Lewis &
Co. OF Galveston stopped few days here
while on his rounds.
| H j Hardy OF Houston. with Marx &
! Blum OF Galveston, Is in the city
G. Block with Galveston Dry Goods
| company of Galveston. unpacked his sam
| pies in La Grange this week
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DEATHS Avn FUNERALS.

ERSET-Died at SEATTLE May z, fxs. at
$40 Seventh avenue north. Wsssly ErBse
AGED years. soa Of Mr.. and Mrs. AdasDn
Ernst
ADAMs-The remains Of r N. Adams vii
he exnbainsed and shipped todav from
Butterxorth e Sons 20 Moses Adams. ei
Chicago. IN. for intevment-
DODDS-The funeral Of che iats r. j.
Docds Will b. held nj o'cloek 'aday
from the First NJ E. church. eorasr OF
Third and Marion streets.
H0ESLgcH-fn Tacoma. May 2. ISIS.
samuel Hoeslieb. aged "a years
The funeral Will take place this morning
o. 10 o'clock from Boansy a. Stewards
chapel. Iaterment Hills Of Eternity GENE
terry.
PHFsSTDv-In Seattle, May q iss@, u, n,
con Of Mfs. ~. Preston. OF CONSUMPTION
aged = years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
At Q O'clock from Bonnsy Il Stewart
chapei Inserment Lakestex CEMETERY
LEE-The funeral Of Alexander. ef.: son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander I~e. VIII lans
place this afternoon a. O'Clock ffosa
The resistance 1914 Columbia street HI
torment f.akeytew cefEesefy-
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PUBLISHERS NoTIcE-The only an-
tnorised travelling agent OF the Post-in-
tsiiigencer " J. w Hanna. city Collectors
are J. A. Cathcart r. T. Hawlsy, y. l.
H&wley, G. n. MCGOWAN and Arrot Jonn-
0ooa. Posfmastera everywhere are our
agents. Pay money only TO these ana 10
our resident agents In the various S}tie<s
and towns al the Northwest.
REWARDED dollars viii be PAID fos
Information leading 10 the CONVICTION OF
any person stealing copies OF THIS paper
delivered 90 sutsrrihcrs In Seattle
ADyERTISTNG-Cffice hours OF tne
Post Intellgencsr business office: Daily
until II p. m: Sunday hours. open .
.. m, TO II p. m. Classified advertise nents
Tor insertion following morning viii pc
received up to tn:D p. m. ADVERTISEMENTS
under classified headings VIII be insertea
at the rate OF / cent a word each inssr-
ton. Payment always in advance no
advertisement received for less than .
cents
ADvERTIsERs--C Changes for adver-
tis0ncnss In the Sunday Post-lnteiIiseneer
must be furnished by o'clock sa.nraay.
Advertisements viii be received at branch
OFFICES Of the Po<a-Inteiigencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-So. laG Pacinc
avenue. l.. A. Harrison.
EvERETT-P. X. Lewis.
SPOKANE Branch ofstce. Iranerss
block. Cos Riverside avenue: telephone az
J. Q. Peterson. Manager.
PORT TowSSEND-Wtn- A. r1einer.
oLYMPIA-ti7K Main street. &C. Win
vIcroRfA, d. c.-George Marsden.
ot this Office:
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HtrsAs, saarrtaw~s. D~asAs-

notices under these ssadingz. the 9nse
should be jeft az the Business ofslce Of THIS
paper. No charge Is made for such mo-
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
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NOTICE TO sTockHoLDERs.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Bostor p
British Columbia Mining Companv-Tbe
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF The
Boston Il British Columbia Mining Com
pany will be held at the Office of the
company. room 3ls Burke building. seat.
tie Wash, on Saturday, II a. m. .I,rne A
1893. for the election OF a board OF rms.
tees and such other business az NAV nron-
erly come before the meeting.
j. w: DRYDEN. Secretary.
Dated Nav IS. 1898.
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CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF TTIANKs-we desire TO express
our heartfelt thanks 20 the Union Trunk
Line Company and our friends Tor tnsir
esnigtaucs and sympathy 20 as during the
illness aud death Of our daughter TIARA
Christine. ,~~xx,,
MRS. AND MRS. ANDREW JOHN
SON, rs Temple Place.
CARD or THANKs-Mr. e. W. foungs
desires 70 express hi@ sincere and apprsci-
alive thanks 60 all Those who 80 kinoiy
rnlnistared 10 hks wife during her iass
sickness.
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AUCTION SAL.E-Fine furniture. conts,t,
of seven-room house. Bickerton g. Devitt
have received instructions from NrS
Capt. McAllep TO sell on Tuesday. Nav
q, at II o'clock sharp. on the nraa,jses
$40 Republican street. North Seattle tba
whole of the furniture. bed sets xnrirgs
mattresses. parlor and dining room f,fr,5'
ture. fine Brussels carpets, kitchen
range and kitchen furnishings crockarv
glass, etc. Take North Seattle elec,rsc
car House TO let 1000 ~
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WANTED 900 To purchase secondhand
steam or naphtha launch. fyosn sixteen 10
twenty feet long. for about Ss&A Address
Il a. care Observation-Disclosures
SEATTLE MESSENGER 90. Al. ssx,,,s
WARTS 10 deliver year package. prorr,pt
ssssee guaranteed: ring q. X box or
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WsNrED-sEco>p HAND CLOTHING.

HI9ahssr CASH PRICE paid for Ladies.
ana ktsstec.en's CASTOR c!o,h.nr. Tha
Bel. Sc Seeand avenue scutn.