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Thousands have tried from time imme-
mortal to discover some efhcacious rem
edy for wrinkles and other mperfections
OF the complexion, but none had yet sue
ceeded until the Misses Bell, the new
famous Complexion Specialists, of rs Fifth
avenue, New York City, offered the pub
lie their wonderful Complexion Tonic. The
reason so many failed TO make this dis
covery before is plain. because they have
not followed the right principle. Balms,
Creams, Lotions etc, never have a tonic
effect upon the skin, hence the failures
The MISSES BELLS COMPLEXION
TONIC has a most exilarating eject upon
the cuticle, absorbing and carrying off all
impurities which the blood by it's natural
action is constantly forcing to the surface
OF the skin 1t is to the skin what a vital
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kind OF new life that Immediately exhil-
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Its tonic effect is felt almost Immediate
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the skin, freckles, pimples, blackheads.
moth patches, wrinkles, liver spots, rough
ness oilness, eruptions, and dlscolora-
tons of any kind.
In order that all may be benefited by
their Great Discovery. the Misses Bell will
during the present month, give to ali call
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bali. which is 10 take place in convention
han at night.
James r Ludlow OF San Antonio, Sxte
secretary OF the T. p. A.. has spen. Inc
week In Dallas He lived here many years
and has many friends In Dsllas,
d w Micheaux the we'll known travel
ing man Of Houston, was In Dallas yester-
day shaking hands with old friends and
making new ones.
j.. L. johnson OF the Graham Paper COM
pany. st. Louis, Is in the city.
Colonel A. g. Baker, manufacturers
agent, is out on protracted trip.
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Dallas, Texas, June % October "A has
already been set apart by the State Fair
association as Travelling Mems Day" and
efforts are already making 10 have 1t a
success. George Meriwether. chairman Of
the executive committee of the local I,
p A. organization, has the arrangements
in charge. He says it will be the greatest
day OF the fair in point OF attendance. A
section OF Conterno's famous band Viii
make music for The occasion and ave
thousand invitations will be Issued to the
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\ Death.
San Antonio EXPRESS.

San Antonio Express.
The sad news was received here on
Thursday evening OF the death Of Howard
Peaks little daughter, death occurring al
st. Mary's academy, Austin, where she was
attending school The child had been ill
for the past three weeks with typhoid ma
laria fever She had been very i'll, but
her condition had greatly improved the
first part of the week and Tuesday evening
Mr.. Peak was very hopeful of her COM
plete recovery. II is a sad blow to Broth
er Peak, but he can feel that he has the
deepest sympathy of the great army OF
commercial travellers, every member OF
which is his friend
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Beeville and Port Lavaca all in one day
Thursday OF this week.
Ben Parsons. who represents II D. Tay-
lor & Co. OF Houston, visited his Victoria
customers Thursday.
R. L. Groce, representing P. j. Willis 4
Bro of Galveston, went north to points
on the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Monday.
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IN MEMoRIAM.


T. P. A. Post j. Fort Worth. June %.
Nothing Is so infinitely sad as death,
and when II comes in the very morning Of
life whitening the hopes ana fond ambi-
tions OF loving parents, it is indeed diff
cult to feel that meek submission that
says: Thy will be done"
NO heart can be free from anguish and
sorrow, and there are triale in life that
human strength could not endure without
the faith hat enables us TO see in the
dark gloom that surrounds us the bright
star OF hope that guides to the portals of
immortality.
The angel OF death has again visited
the domain of our fraternity and again
our hearts have been saddened by the
sorrow that darkened the home OF our
esteemed brother, Howard W. Peak. when
over three weeks ago his little daughter.
Virginia, was stricken with typhoid fever
the dread malady that ended her bright
young life
In years Virginia was child, but in
strength of character and beatty OF. mind
she was pure young girl in whose ear
nest eyes and queenly grace one could
see the noble traits OF dawning woman
hood.
She was a faithful and devout Catholic
and above everything else held her re-
that Is more fitting or beautiful than to
reiterate the language of one of her
teachers, who, knowing her so well, said:
She is as pure as an angel and her soul
has gone home to it's maker.
Because of this great sorrow 1t was
resolved at a called meeting OF Post j. I.
T. A., that our deepest sympathies be ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Peak. and we
would humby and trustfully direct their
aching haprte n him WIN dOpth all things
ell and who has promised when life's
troubles and heartaches are over to wipe
away all tears from our eyes In home
where there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow nor pain.
All that human love and sympathy can
give is yours and we earnestly pray that
you may soon realize that
She is not dead--the child of your af-
lection
But zone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor pro-
lection
And Chrirt himself doth rule, =
In that great cloisters stiffness and Sc
cluson,
BY guardian angels lcd,
Safe from temptation, safe from sins pol
luton,
She lives whom we cali dead
Day after day we think what she is doing
In those bright realms OF air.
Year after year her tender steps pursuing
Behold her grown more fair"
And thus may your faith. dear bereaved
parents, enable you to feel the spirit OF
your darling ever near you.
Post ]. T. P. A, Fort Worth Texas
Homer T. Wilson,
A. P. Faoute
r. L. Frye
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NOTES OF TRAVELLING MEN.

J. F. Parks. Jr., with the St. Louis Cof-
fin company was in Corsicana Monday
morning
Texas Paper Company Armstrong was
seen leaving Bolton Tuesday evening via
the Katy.
The bright crop prospects all over the
State are making it easier for the boys
to get fall orders
Sim Lewis who handles Secretary Gage
and other popular brands of cigars, was
in Houston last week.
George Reichert with the American Bis
butt company, arrived in Temple Tuesday
noon and left the same evening for Brown
wood
Ed Wynn, travelling for the Temple Gro
Gerry company, was on the southbound
Santa Fe Tuesday, accompanied ny his
little daughter
Friend Beanland, selling glassware and
pottery for a New Orleans house, left
Waco Tuesday morning for Abilene and
other Western points.
The father Of Dan ]. and John LaPralle,
brothers, travelling for the Hamilton
Brown Shoe company of St Louis. crossed
at Waco Tuesday morning. John left on
the Sap and Dan on the Cotton Belt
Ollie Potter, travelling for Heating l.
and NJ. Co. Dallas, while at Lampaeas
last week was attacked with paralysis and
can not move or speak. He was moved to
Dallas Monday. The travelling men all
regret this.
There is some talk Of another passenger
train being put on the San Angelo branch
OF the Santa Fe. This would prove very
satisfactory TO tie travelling public. Since
the order forbidding passengers to ride
on the local freights. many men have
ceased to make this branch and many
others make most OF it by team.
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visitors to theh panther city.

Fort Worth, Texas June PAD, E, Mar,
ten travelling salesman for the NAPLES
Platter Grocer company, with the Indian
Territory as his ground and Norman, l.
T., as headquarters, was in the city this
week.
NJ. Marcus, a prominent merchant OF
Wichita Falls, was here this week.
j. A. Kemp, who conducts Wholesale
grocery store in Wichita Falls, was buy
ing goods here Wednesday,
Fort Worth is verify a Mecca" for
the drummers. Percy Cobb and ], Britton
Gale We're among the commercial men
here this week
w. II. Moore, Kansas City travelling
man. came in Wednesday from East Texas
and was taking orders among Fort Worth
merchants
A. +. McCord. who travels for a machine
house in Dallas, wae here during the early
part Of he week.
e. S. Turk, New York clothing man,
took orders here Tuesday.
II, NJ McEvoy, selling cark.ges for a
Dallas irm was in town "Wednesday.
Newt NJ. Lee. st. Louis hardware
drummer, was doing the town Monday.
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TEXAS DIVISION. t. p. A. OF A.


President--Dan NJ Lasker. La Grange.
Secretary--James r Ludlow. San Anto-
MO.
First Vice PresldentB. NJ. Gateiey. Fort
Worth.
Second Vice President--D. W. Michaux,
Houston
Third Vice President-c, 5. e. Holland,
Victoria.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Post c, Thon as l.. Freelapd, Houston.
Post d. Frank Arnold q. $. Austin and
c. V. Holland. San Antonio. Texas.
Post e. II. p. Marchbank. Dallas.
Post F, c Q. Horton. Austin
Post G. II. ]. Labatt. Galveston,
Post n, Thomas Farmer. Waco.
Post !. II. w. Singletarry. Corsicana.
Post j. r.. L. Frye Fort Worth.
Post X, S. G, Bennett, Gainesville.
Post l.. C. A. Heilig, In Grange.
Post n. c. H. Cox Temple.
Post o. p. ]. Burgess. Victoria.
Post P, Tom C. swope. Houston.
Post O. l.. 2, Harrison. Brenham.
Post r. Ernest kohlberg FL Paso.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN.
Railroad a. p. Foute, Fort Worth.
Press, Adclph Boldi Houston
Legislature, Joe Lee Jameson, Austin.
Hotel. Ernest Iasker, Galveston
Employment. Paul F Erb Dallas
Livery and transfer. a. n. Edgar, Pales-
tine.
State physician. Allen Kyle. NJ D..
Houston.
state chaplain. Homer T. Wilson. Fort
Worth
Executive committee. Frank Arnold,
chairman San Antonio; c, r. Austin and
c. V Holland san Antonio.
No,e.-The committee chairmen are also
members Of board Of directors.
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED CONNER
CIAL TRAVELLERS OF TEXAS
Past Grand Counsellor--A f. Dechman.
Dallas
Grand Counselor-E. b Mitchell, Dallas.
Grand Junior Counselor-Alt Dieckmann,
San Antonio.
Grand Secretary ] seeger. Dallas
Grand Conductor--J. + Flckln. Waco
Grand Page 3 Is James, San Antonio.
Grand Sentinel-W. l.. Kean, Fort
Worth
Executive Committee-J NJ Sedbury OF
Sherman and W c. Akard OF Houston.
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The COrdOva Hotel,
BEAUMONT. TEXAS.

New brick building. handsomely furnished;
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f. d. ROME, Manager.
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OFFICERS OF THE TRAVELLERS PRO
TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF AMERI-

National Secretary and Treasurer-Louis
T. La Beaume, room 412 Union Trust
Building, Seventh anu Olive streets. St.
Louis Mo.
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Leonard. New Orleans; L. A. Dowdel
New York.
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Or Sign the Death Warrant.
ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
Who shall pen the inquiries Of the ink
nlst Who shall blot IL from existence?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Some OF the arst 10 arrive were the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
THE ANTESILVER
FEELING GROWS
The Next Fight Should Be Made on
New Issues.
To Accept the Chairmanship-Hc IN
Unwilling TO Make the Fight Tor
the Place-NO Decision as 10
Nirginia's New Officers.

MAsHINGTON, July E.-speeial-
Senator Martin will. not BE- urged to ac-
cept ,ne appointment as chairman OF tne
Democratic National Committee. This Is
occasioned by the fact that he has eN-
pressed himself as unwilling 20 make tho
ngnt Tor the position. Senator Mar'in
mas made no public avowal OF his inten-
ZION. but this information Is gathered
from MS close personal friends.
SENTIMENT GROWING.
me sentiment against Bryan as tho
nominee OF the party is growing and
even such ardent free siiyeriies a. Jn'se
Bartlett and Senator Bacon, Of Geor-
aia. are OF the opinion that the next
no.. will have 10 be made on new ines.
tlofh however. declare that bryan
should be the nominee. but that the pat
form should be altered.
.~,,ne proceedings Of Congress next
winter" said senator Bacon, VINO
n,retofore has deemed silver as the only
issue. will undoubtedly have a laEg'
innrence on the campaign. Nnil the
session II well advanced IL will re I'M
possible 10 say what question viii be
made the most prominent
ISLANDS AN ISSUE.
How far will the question o. our for
eteu possessions enter into the next cam
paigny
~ all opposition Is overcome by the
flfna OF tne next election the disposition
of the islands will be political issue.
senator Bacon also claimed that a
strong arraignment should be made OF
the trusts The Senator declined 10 say
what part silver will play in the tight.
RMS Is regarded as especially Significant.
owing 10 his former enthusiastic advo-
cacy OF the measure.
THE GORMAN BOOM.
rhe boom for German In 1900 Ia said 10
ne growing and as heretofore stated. ha
- believed 20 be the choice OF New York
Democracy That the fight Is on in earn
est. although conducted quietly, Is well
known The Democratic organization in
Chicago IS said TO be In close touch with
the movement and the Bryan leaders VIII
be surprised at the headway gained by
the opposition.
SHOULD WORK QUIETLY.
the reason that an anti-silver man-wtil
not oe urged 20 take charge OF the DEM
CONTINUED on Second page),
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Governor Tyler is now an avowod can-
dIdat, for the United states Senate.
II has been known for some time that
ro would probably ram. but 90 was not
until Yesterday chat De authorized the
announcement % Doe made that he Will
oppose Mr. Martin.
Tho Governor is stm at his home in pu-
iasn county. and is NOT expected back
in Richmond before Monday
Senator Martin came down from Wash
insfoa yesterday afternoon and SIS at
Nmphys He he'd no comment whatever
fo make upon Governor INlcrs candle
dacr Mr. Martin viii probably remain
ln Richmond au day.
THr GOVERNORS LETTER
Governor Tyler makes his announce
mcut u the following letter.
no the People OF Virginia
without any encouragement or inspi-
ration given 20 the movement on my
part D have received many letters. peu-
ti0ns and personal solicitations that /
allow my namo Co bo used as candi-
date for United States Senator from Nir-
rlnia These requests have become SO
widespread and insistent that ] am forced
90 make q public Acknowledgement of
the same aud give an answer 90 the
people in the same frank and sincere
manner in which . have been addressed
The office of United states Senator is
more important ai This time. perhaps.
than ever before in the history of our
Union We arc making history and
making 70 very fast The United states
Senate more than amy other body is the
battle ground OF our destiny Here a
bare majority of forty-siN men can die
tate the government OF our country. de-
feat treaties, annex territory. confirm
appointments. ard without their concur
renee no tax burdens can be lifted or
currency reform succeed and I'm ike
manner they either protect or punish
corporate power How important it is
then that the people take an interest d.
rectly In tho election OF such an officer
These matters have been called 90 my
attention ir uo uncertain manner.
THE PEOPLE ELECT
The people Of Virginia have been un.
used - taking an active interest in the
selection 0f their Senator and resent
deeply the intimation that interested cor
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Energetic Secretary Peoples Union America

delegates from Washington ana Balti-
more. and later came those from West
virginia Delaware New Jersey Tonnes
see Georgia and New York NJ any of
these delegates put mp nc the hotels but
quite ID number of them were assigned
t0 apartments at private residences.
Tho delegates registered no the tempo
rarv headquarters in the Arm0rv. and
those n charge of the various depart
ments there We're kept busy all day.
Inc Armory, in fact. was very busy
place. and 90 was crowded most OF the
day by people engaged in one capacity
or another in connection with the busi-
ness or the Convention and visitors.
THE BOYS BRIGADE.
ono of the prominent visitors an head
quarters yesterday was Rev Calvin ;.
bacKwen. who has in connection
with his Sunday School in Whining
ton. N c., a company of boy soldiers
whom Doe is training to soldlerly ana
Christian bearing over his Sunday
School room there Is an armory in which
these boys are drilled. Many OF the boys
are taken from the street and brought
into the brigade" and the good inhu-
ence that is brought TO bear upon them
gets them into the church.
"The brigade generally goes into camp
at the seashore." said Mr. Blackwell.
"but this year ] thought il a good idea
10 get them 10 the convention, and while
10 is quite an expense, I believe that the
good than may result Will warrant fgiiy
the outlay
Their headquarters will be- at the Rich
mOud College Gymnasium. They Will
reach hero this morning
The brigade OF soldier boys win be one
Of the unique features of the convention.
The Auditorium is I'm readiness for the
gathering The big building is hand
s0mey decorated for the occasion. and
every convenience Will Doe had. including
refreshments Of ali kinds
CORPS OF PHYSICIANS.
Or. W. T. Mathews. chairman OF the
Hospital Committee. has given out
the list Of physicians who will be on
duty at the Auditorium during the Con-
vention:
Morning-Drs. p T.. Morris, ]. F.
Bright. and j. H. Boadles
AfternOOn-Drs. g. NJ Miller J. G.
Grcner. and B A. Hard.
Night-Dr. G. r. Robins, C.. NJ Miller.
and W +. Mathews.
In charge OF the ambuance-Drs. B. l..
Taliaferro. W. A. McGowan, and J. Il.
williams
All except DR.. Matthews are Richmond
physicians
BRANCH pOSTOFFiCE-
Among the convenences arranged for
the delegates will be a branch postofiice
Postmaster Knight made arrangements
for Il through the department some days
ago. The Office win be at the main en- !
trance. IL viii be IN charge 0f Mr. " |
r. Southwark. Of the general delivery |
division Of the city p0stoiilce. Mail viii |
be received ana dispatched and postal |
supplies sold.
Mail for delegates bearing a city adj i
dress will be delivered accordingly. bat |
that merely addressed care b. T. y. |
T." will be sent 90 the Auditorium sta |
ton. The office will be opened this |
morning and kept open at convenient
hours on Thursday. Friday Saturday,
and. n necessary. Sunday.
INFORMATION COMMITTEE
Inc Information Committee OF the Bap- |
list Young Peoples Union. at their meet
ITo.,trpaA I,5ffh DaOal
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l''''l'ns ana certain favored circles aI-
range h advance VINO ls to De selected
' ..,.. , '.'''
interest cia.. or circle of political as-
prants. but to stand for the whole of the
state of Virginia and for every citizen
aud interest therein.
Ine people were kind and partial To- me
beyond my deserts. and gave me the
honorable position which now hold. and
ir the discharge of whose hieh duties
ann wiling to close my public service TO
my State. may not interpret Alright.
ana the ordinary weakness of humanity
may mslead. but 1 have been forced to
tine conclusion that thc people oi Virginia
desire my services as au exponent Of
Their views and wishes n the United
States Senate Chamber. and to This added
mark of their continued confidence and
support 9 cannot plead Indifference or the
lack ol 20 worthy ambition
30 my name VIII go before the next
r.nr.s.nt fb.s state FIN rhe United States
senate need not say that do not
want fo wear an honor unless it IFS the
wisn oi majority of the people of the
state 90 bestow 30 upon me hence 3 court
the freest and most open discussion of
tms matter and desire that the humblest
cluzen in the commonwealth snail nave
% voice in its final determination.
No,r TOO LATE
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.,,1t ,,ho 0ved uq Have the people
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.......,', ,. ls,.. down even for 81 part
+,,, a.. duties with which YOU
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..-. ,,,,t tbo, would fau into able and
,...,'..,,flo hands Now that ! ann in the
.'..,,, ,.,arosa 10 DO my part i'm every
.,,d ,,roner way.
j. HOGE TYLER.I
FIRST NOMINATION..
The first nomination for the legislature
will be made Saturday. when the Norfolk
county Democrats VIII put up candidate
for tho House. MI VI. ). Newberne who
has served three terms, has no Opositon
he is "a Martin man.
Two weeks from next Thursday tho
Richmond city Democrats viii nominate
five candidates for the House. The City
Democratic Committee will meet Tuesday
night 10 adopt a plan. 1t is said that
the plan viii probably provide method
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THE TRADES COUNCIL.
Mr.. NcCuiioch Crriciscs Senator Mar

Mr McCuiioch Criticiscs Senator Mar
tin.
The Central Trades and Labor Council
held "a meeting n Elletts HAIL last night
which lasted until midnight.
IL was said that au effort might Dee
made 90 reopen The matter of the cn-
d0rsement of Senator Martin for re-elec-
ton. but this was not done Mr. A. B.
McCuuoch. labor union man but not
member of the council was accorded
the privileges of the floor BE is "a mem-
ber of the Socialist Labor party. Mr.
McCunoch spoke az some length and his
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The thermometer at Tho Times ofiice
yesterday ranged as follows: a. NJ. 81,
- NJ S. 2P. " SO. p NJ. ~, Z. VI.
g. l2M. IS. Average. 81 l-3.
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tney were on hand at the various depots.
arrayed in iaunty white Convention caps
60 welcome incoming delegates. And
hundreds of bright little boys dressed I'm
their best. We're ready To- act in the ca-
pacity of pages. TO assist the visitors
with their baggage. and TO direct them
t0 tneIr places of entertainment
EARLY ARRIVALS
some Of the first ro arrive We're the
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He Enters the Race
Against Mr.. Martin.
GIVES HIS REASONS.
SAYS He Is Convinced That the Peo-
pie Want Him for Senator
MANY ASKED HIM TO RUM

Received q Number Of Letters and
Friends Personally Urged him 20
Announce Himsclt-Now That
lie j. in the Field lie Will
Do His Part in Every
Proper Manner.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

virginla--Generally fair Thursday ana
probably Friday. continued high temper
ature with prospects of cooler weather
Friday afternoon or night, variable winds.
North and South carollna-jeneraliy
fair Thursday. probably fair Friday. light
southeast winds.