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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
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Wharton. Texas. January 27-Although
old Sol still ycils his face and clouds and
rain predominant, the streets of wharton
have been filled with business men, among
whom the knights of the grip have had
a handsome Representations.
Messrs. Seth Turner of Chicago, repre-
senting the Now Era Manufacturing com
pany. and J. Hammond Bceville, were
prospecting in business circles.
Pros, Viano Majestic Piano company
Victoria; J. Sutherland, lumber, San An
tonic; w. u. McKennion, Rupge Gin com
pany, Cuero: j. o. Young, St Louis View
at the Crissler hotel.
Elias Braun, who was selling hand
some grade of curtains. was registered at
tho Damon house.
Among the many guests Mt the Nation
hotel were autographed: d. T. May, drugs,
Dallas; Max Fues, San Antonio; II. J.
La Bait, Jr., Jake Davis & Co, Galveston;
Charles Mensng, Mensing Bros, Calves
ton; John A. Kennedy, hardware, Dallas;
Dave Heidchhammer, Galveston.
Dispensing sweets, wcro found Dave
Alexander of Henry Alexander. candies,
Houston. and j. NJ. Collins, candies, st.
Louie.
w. G. saddlers of Memphis, Tenn.
SHOES; w. u. Harris of Dallas and w.
Miller of Houston, representing loan
association
i @. Brasher OF Brssher, Borchard
\ Co., has many warm friends in Whar-
ton, who always welcome him.
= caspar of Lehman Lobe & Co., New
Orleans, and a. Castinado, Boston, were
doing good business
J. G. Mayo of New Haven, Conn. rep
rcscrting Walter Kuhn. cclluloid starch.
proved himself}a rustler. fun of onthusi.
asn. obliging and alive to The interests
Of his firm. He left by private convey
1nce for III Campo saturday morning, after
doing rafting good business in Wharton
w Il, Mayer OF the Banner Distilling
company San Antonio: =. Wieland Dali
las; A. G. Turner, Ideal Hardware. Ho,is-
ton; NJ NJ. Mcfarland, Dorsey Printing
company, Dallas. all formed merry
group of those WHO enjoy the good things
of life.
]. NJ. Henklc. self-styled 1.-The fat paper
bag man." of ID. $. Walton. New York:
II G. Polesdorf, Sam Cupples Woodenware
company. ST. Louis and w L. Kline OF
Chicago. making thirty-one membey of
tho angels OF commerce who have Wis
tied the Forest City this week.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS,
DRuMMEps VISIT nnENnAM.
Travelling Men no Good business
In TINT City.

BRENNAN. Texas. January 2S.--Fhe past
week has been a good one for travelling
men and nearly every one visiting hore
has reported good business done. rhe
weather has not been so inviting as to
encourage visits TO the town by the coun-
try people and the merchants have had
time TO devote to the drummer Everything
from the stationery man to the fellow
selling gin machinery has had his day In
court and the writing rooms OF tho hotels
have been crowded with them sending in
orders.
Happy John Hocncy, Jr. of the pnstoriza
Printing and Lithographing house. Jolly
Jim Osborne OF Houghton & Robinson, the
diminntiye Sol Harris and many others
have visited here and all have spent pleas
ant days with BRENNAN and have sent In
their orders.
During the season n great deal Of wagon
cotton has been marketed hero ana this
money has been spent with Bronhain mer-
chants. They have Zone a good business
ana they are buying for tbe coming sea-
son. There Is a great deal OF stability
among the Hrenham merchants and the
drummers like to make this town.
Henry Cook. the hardware man. spent q
day here during the week.
John Hoeny. Jr., representing j. 7. Pas
toriza Printing and 1.ithogrnphing house
or Houston. spent several days here this
week and placed quito number Of good
orders.
George N. Wilson OF Dallas. State repre-
sentative OF tho American Tobacco CONS
papy. was visitor to Brennan during the
week.
y. w. shanks Of st, Louis, the wen
known representative OF Bucks Stove md
R.ngo company was IN the city this week
seeing the trade. He is brilliant as
ever.
y. J, Cochran Of Baltimore. represent
Ing the Crawford Wheel company, stopped
IN Brenham during the week. He says tho
wheel business in Texas is improving aud
that tho future promises we'll.
AZ. II Wilson Of Houston, selling cigars.
was visitor TO Brcnliam during the week.
Flo ~ brother OF ''cncle George" Wilson
d. the Exchange hotel.
Slim" Osborne. jolly, jovlal Jim, who Is
Known all over the country. was here dur
ing the week representing Eoughton &.
RpbirSOp OF Austin He stayed until hn
had finished the trade here, and as Jim
nsver doss things In a hurry. his.Irenham
friends had the pleasure Of his society
severat DAYS, Va
II ". Thornhlll If the Southern Rock
Island rloY company Of Dallas, spent sew
eral DAYS here seeing the trade.
y n H. Patton. repre- senting the SAM
ders Duck aud Rubber company stopped
~ in Brenham during the week
AIahur n. Forbes. who has headquarters|
~ Waco Rs the Texas representative OF
Eortee Hrqe e Co, manufacturing chem
5ete' ~. E4iiss was . visitor to the city
a Li1ijss 81 Harris spent several days
WI 1uriRx Tho week. Sol is one az the
&ff1eqi rn4f1eFF IN the road, md he IL NOW
eftsr s'ylslt y mauy merchants and
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pnuMMEns At DALLAS.
REV. Anderson VIII Remain in
Tcxns-Notes and Personals.

Rev. Anderson VIII KEENAN, IN
TcxnS--NOtes ind Personals.
Dallas, Texas January IS, Tho deter
mnation of Rov. W. NJ. Anderson TO re-
main in Texas instead OF removing 10
Nashville, Tenn, Is very satisfactory ia
members of the Texas U. C. T., OF which
organization Dr. Anderson is state chap
lain Local and visiting U. c. T. express
much pleasure over his decision to remain
In Texas.
A few nights ago Louie" Hoffman. the
popular night clerk at the Oriental was
asked by q guest II travelling man. to cash
Il draft. The man had never been TO the
Oriental since Louie" came from ShreYc-
port, and the two were STRANGERS. The man
was we'll dressed and gentlemanly in APP
rrarance and the night clorh felt that ne
was ''ali right" sim he did not know him
and did not care to pay out money 10
strangers. Tho travelling man was told
there was no money in the safe, that the
days earnings had been locked up out OF
the clerks reach etc. The man who want
ed draft cashed went away. lie came
back In few minutes and repeated his re-
quest Hoffman again made excuses "A
third time the drummer faced the clerk
and asked for money. The lapel of his
coat Tell back this time and n handsome
Masonic badge, the Maltese cross of The
knights Templar. came into view. Tho
hotel man looked at this emblem without
gazing and then remarked TO tho stranger.
II guess you Will do. How much do you
want?" rhe draft was quickly made out
and another Knight Tomplnr, well known
TO HOFFMAN. was aroused from sleep TO in-
dcrse It, The stranger soon had the money
he wanted and went on his WAY satisfied
When he had gone the night clerk said Il
am not Mason. but when noticed tho
charm that gentleman Worr fell confaant
he was what he represented himself 10 be-
There Is no outward evidence about
stranger that tends TO inspire more conf
dence In the mind OF the average hotel
clerk than the badge Of Masonry When
/ SEQ man wearing an emblem of that
great order. although | may never have
seen him before. feel that am IN tho
presence or one who tries 10 practice tho
Golden Rule and Is honest with himself aud
his fellowmen. Hotel clerks usually form
an accurate convention OF the men with
whom they deal and. In my case at least.
. Masonic badge helps render The verdict y
Mayor r.. o. corbaley, representing the
San Francisco Law Book company. spent
the week In Dallas.
W. II. cruce OF the National Lead COM
pany. 81. Louis. WAS n Dallas Tlesday.
~ ~ WORKMAN OF Rice, stlx q Co. dry
goods, 81, Louis has returned 10 Dallas
After profitable trip over North Texas.
a. y, Lempertz. Texas Representatives OF |
The cudahy Packing company, South omn- |
ha, Is in Dallas
+. William NJ. Crockor. With the Drunmond
Tobacco company. ST. Louis. Is back al
Headquarters after profitable trip.
j L. Hay. with tho cassaday Implement |
company, South Bend. Ind. has returned |
from The North and viii spend aeyor.li
monthsi IN Texas
1. NJ. Preston, with the Timh-n Carriage
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A LETTER rnoM THE HOUSE.
Some Instructions Received by n
Drummer In ohio.

Dallas. Texas, January rs. - wen
known T. p A.. who recently made"
some OF the townE in Ohio, according to a
friend who has Joined him in Dallas, re-
celved the following letter from his house.
lie doesn't know how to regard it, so he
compromises by laughing over its con-
tents. The letter follows:
To Mr.. , Columbus, Ohio:
New York, January 20, 1899. Dear Sir:
We haf received your letter of dc 18th,
nit EXPENSE ACCOUNT and rout list. Vat We
want is orders. We hat blenty maps in
New York from vich to make up rout
lists, also big families to make expenses.
MIR. -----, We flint in vour cNbense ACCOUNT
$40 for billiards. Bleasc dun't buy any
more billiards for us; vat We want is OIL
dcrs. Also VIC do see $3.50 for a horse and
Il buggy. Were is dc horse, and vat did
you do nit dc buggy. De rest of your ex-
bense ACCOUNT Is nix but schleepers. Wy
it is you don't ride more by day timo?
We send you today by Trade two boSes
cigars, one cost $1t0, dc oder 30 cents.
You can scbmoke the $i.A0 box, civ DC
odors to your customers. We did send you
also samples of nccktics vich cost us
$3.50 gross. Sell them Mt S1.25 dozen
IL you cant get S7,25. take SEES. Vat We
vnnt Is orders. Dey is n novelty, rs We
hat dem In stock Two years und amt sold
none.
My bruder Louise says you should SHOP
~ Hambuldon. Ohio. His cousin Blam
ATS dcre. Louie says dot you should sell
lum a good bill. Dry him on dose sI25
necktics first. Git good broes. lie is
Louie's cousin. Sell him mostly for cash.
Also Louie says dat you can leave Colun-
bus at 1i:i0 In de night and git to Hum
buldon at 1886 in de morning. Louie says
do dis ind you wont need no schlccpcr.
You schpend too much for schleepers.
We don't need schleepcrs. Vat vo want is
orders. Don't date any more bills ahead,
as de days are longer in summer dan in
winter. Louie says don't show Bium his
cousin, any of de good sellers. INT re-
member, Mr.. --- write us oder YOU DO
business oder you do nothing at all INT
remember Mr.. -, vat We want is or.
dor5. Yours druly, - & Co.
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TOBACCO GROWING AT OLIVE.
Land Pronounced Exceeding Good
for thnt purnnHe


for that Purpose.
Olive, Texas. January 27.-Judge Parkon-
son, formerly of the Sabine Land and I'M
City and b. +. Cameron of the firm of
Cameron g. Moore of Liberty and Houston
were here a few days ago looking at some
tobacco lands, which are located near and
around Olive. They had with them Mr..
Mccullough, tobacco expert, and upon Il
thorough investigation and analysis of the
soil he pronounced 1t the best he had seen
In Texas; he says that 1t is especially
adapted to the growing of high grade cigar
wrappers, The party left here favorably
Impressed with the general outlook. Mr..
Mccullough has studied The tobacco plant
Tor seventeen years and has raised all
grades OF tobacco in several of the States
and is one Of the best tobacco mon in ,be
State.
The local farmers are all putting in small
crops OF tobacco US previous experience has
Taught them that the plant grows exceed
ingiy we'll In this vicinity. They are be
ing supplied with the best seed obtainablo
direct from Cuba The present prospects
are that the tobacco crop for 1899 will ho
quite an item.
One OF the tram engines OF Olive
sternenberg g. CO., while coming In from
me woods with trainload of logs, jumped
lhe track and turned completely over. II
y now lying on the side with tbo nilo, IN
the opposite OF what it was when il l.ft
the track NO one was hurt, rs both fire.
nun and engineer jumped as soon AS they
found out what would follow.
me rainy season seems to have again co,
N, as II has been raining continuously for
Inc past twenty four hours.
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rnom sncnErARY ludlow.
A Warming to Delinquent r. r. A.
Members.

A Warming to Delinquent II. y. \.
Members.
Tho few members who have not as yet
renewed their membership 10 July ] will
undoubtedly be fever when reminded that
today Is ono Of the last three days of grace
for renewing. in other words all certih-
Gates of members whose dues we're payable
January will be cancelled next Wednes-
day, February T. unless in the meanwhile
the delinquent mcmber sends his dues TO
the State secretarS.
Nothing is more uncertain than an acct
dent. Some OF the dclinqucnts are so, we
feel certain. by accident; now 10 their
chance 10 recover by paying up, for no one
knows how soon they will need that GER
iitcatc. AS an illustration, one of our new
members WAS admitted on the ith day OF
January and on the same day met with a
mishap that will lay him up for some time.
II is nothing more than good business judg-
mcnt that prompts one TO partake of the
fraternal and charitable features OF tho T.
J.. A., saylng nothing of tho insurance
features. nj so nominal n cost. The proof
Of this statement is shown by the cver-in
creasing membership.
II inny not be out of place TO suggest
that although the State secretary has ac-
cepted position with new house lin his
old line of busness). which will necessi-
tate his living in san Antonio. chat the
ctulS HtHuHuuiltiA NHh Aut 70 inoNcu mum
II any before March l. Were 1t not for
the fact that the convention is TO be held
in Victoria so soon. the secretary would
have asked for meeting OF the directors
in order to get their sanction for chang
ing headquarters for a short time. He
has. however interviewed several OF them
and tho move Will be made with their
permission and due notice viii be given
with reference TO changing address of mail
cite, which should be sent to Dallas until
change Is made.
The division is In excellent condition nu-
mercally and has comfortable balance
on hand in the bank
ANY brother who falls to renew. or II not
already in that stays out is missing 1t in
dead earnest. and the proposition that the
Texas division. Travellers Protective As
sociation. Is booming can not be galnsaid
by any angel that ilics In this or any other
Ludlow.
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ORANGE LUMBER MARKET.
steadily Increasing DEMAND from
fhe Interior.

the Interior. III
Orange, Texas, January 2s.-A steadily
increasing demand from the interior Is
noted at all OF the Orange mills ana the
opened OF spring will doubtless sec the
order flies filled to overlooking. All the
mill Offices visited Yesterday made about
the Same report, viz; Orders were coming
In lively and in increased numbers over
the preceding week aud the outlook was
very encouraging. \ number oil large
Eastern schedules have been submitted this
week, on which figures were made py some
of the mills and a part oil TINS business,
ut least will doubtless be landed ana II 50
will increase considerably the coastWisc
business out of Sabine Pass.
Shipncnts both by rail and water, nave
been quite lively this week. The weather
has been favorable for shipping and the car
leaders have put in full time. while every
barge on the river has been kept busy
carrying lumber to Sabine Pass.
The river continues at good stage LOT
running timber and the mill booms are be-
ing filled to their utmost capacity with the
finest and best lot OF logs ever brought TO
Orange. Timbermen expect to make Il
clean sweep on this rise of all logs ready
to come and II they succeed it Will be the
first time In more than three years that q
clean run of timber has been made.
The Sabine Export company has char
tered the steamship Somerhill, 1898 tons
net register, for February loading at Sabine
Pass, with lumber for Europe. Manager
Higgins of the Export company has also
confirmed charter for the Norwegian bark
Carl Frederick. This vessel has visited Sa-
bine Pass before, having taken out cargo
of lumber from that port last year. Mr..
Higgins has been notified by his agents i'll
England that they have chartered vessel
for Sabine Pass also, but he has not yet
learned the name of the vessel or her ton
mage.
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At Cni.pus Christi.

Corpus Christi. Texas, january Ell. n.
Turner representing the o. n. r. Thread
company, and W. J. Taylor. Houston
"knight of the grip" We're among the
r. y. A. men in Corpus Christi this week.
c. V. Milligan, representing the MAYER
iok-Clark Lithograph company OF San An
tonic, and +. Tcblicr, New Orleans hard
ware salesmen were among those doing
business here the first part of the week.
c. w. Hall, representing the Baldwin
Hardware company of New Orleans. and
y. Fulich, dry goods salesman OF same
place. We're here Tuesday.
c. y. Holland, the genial hustler OF the
San Antonio Express, was here yesterday
in the interest OF his paper.
w. j. Armstrong, representing u. C..
Palmer & CO. OF New Orleans. and H..
Noodle. San Antonio candy salesman,
were among tho "ispshts" here this week.
j. a, Wellington. representing Houston
drug Arm. and c. NJ Green. New Orr
leans paint salesman, were here Wednes-
day OH business,
Among the other "inlghts OF the grip
noticed here were: George A. Cox. Dallas;
James Ponmer, New York. and j. II. Bond.
san Antopic.
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q. Mount Of Hhomc. Mat Birdwcil. ARA
Hit and u. g. Galbrnith OF Mineral Wells.
TrnycIcr.rt Nnc0.

Waco, Texas.--Traveling men have been
doing Waco in gangs this week Among
those registered at the Waco hotels arc
7. G. Cauthorn OF New York, representing
the Ansablc Horse Nail company and
other like concerns; &. y. ingram OF Fred
Bihl italian Posts, San Antonio; John
Ford of Martin, Ford &, Co., st. LOUIS;
Joseph Kesslcr OF Anthony Kesslet &
sons Oak Leather company, st. Loui.3:
William !. Campbell of tho United States
Glass company, Pittsbure, Pa: w r..
Moore OF Seiner d Sen. New York; N. o.
Tate of the Van Camp Packing company
Indianapolis, ]. VI. Roos. With r. &. Muir
phy Trunk company, st. Louis; l.. r. Botto
OF Chapman Dc Smith company, Chicago;
W. X. Young and L. l.. Corneteus. the At
lantic Snuh company OF Philadelphia ].
w. CHEEKY. with White. Branch & Nc
Conkiin Hat company, st. Louis, w. T.
swanson, Texas Printing company, Fort
Worth: Albert Cromwell Crown Per-
fumery company, New York: w. A. Find
icy, Atlantic Snuff company, Philadelphia;
Thos. a. Gibbs. Merchants and Planters
OIL company, Houston; Thos. Buford, Of
the Brown Shoe company, st. Louis; ].
W. Goodbar OF Boogner, Force & .Goodbar
Hat company. ST. Louis; w. c. Martin.
Seitz Schwsb & Co., shoes Chicago; c. r.
Beard, Dallas Drug company: G. Jenkins,
Dallas, representing the II. r. Haines To-
hacco company, Winston, N. c.; f. b.
Cherbonnicr, Lo1in d. Rand Powder COM
rany, st. Louis; r. II Faurotc. Winches-
ter Repeating Arms company, New Haven,
Conn; San. Klein. Klein Bros, Cinciii-
lati; Gus !. WE'LL. Fritz Bros, Cinciii-
rati; Fred Casper. New York; II. L. g.
koschill. New York; G. p. Lane, New Or
leans: JAMES Gilman. St. Louis; A. Ions
dale. New York. a. w. Rosenfeld, New
York; j. A. Primrose, Fort Worth; j.. B.
Trice, Belton w. II. Mallory, Memphis;
G Harding New York. e. j. Butler New
Orleans; {. w Bennett, st. Louis: b. l..
Logan. Louisville; Frank Morrison. st.
Louis: T. p Barry. Dallas; ]. y. Woody,
st. Louis; A. S. Buchanan, Louisville; w.
NJ. Barton. New York: George C. Lilly.
+. A. Fielder. Chicago:
Frank z. shercr, indianapolis; j. C. Mid
dleton st. Louis; J. NJ. Cravens st.
Louis; II. V. Murphy. Kansas City; s. d.
CHEEKY, Louisville; w. II. NJ Reed, st.
Louis.
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tHU 1.u..HI. ul fHr Hru" .n In
HH l.Is.
IH 0"r. ln.He Co.
/ .o0o.. r0...H..e tae .oU known Hun
/ o. D. iHa.. a.u. No.I. tfue
good 'ot fol-. orl..s ale WHISTLES. clio.
-ua .r. u .I. week.
/ NN a Caa.oa. ol t1e Texas star
oH mills Clt tom Was around re-
mHlus our buyers OF the many good
qualities Of lhe popular brand of Tidal
| Wave"
a. l.. Shaw of st. Louis, representing the
Poet Shoe company, was doing the town
on Monday.
Tho Lgget G. Meyer Tobacco oompaiy
OF St Louis WAS placing orders here on
Monday through Fl. f. Eislcld of San AN
tonic.
Il. Falenstein was selling just everything
for Sanger Bros. of Dallas.
A. MichaclIs of New York, representing
II. Franck Sohne, whose district embraces
the Western hemisphere, was still dispos.
Ing Of car load lots OF the famous coffee
extract on TUESDAY.
The warbling Glenn Fittger was selling
his usual large orders for r. j. Willis d
Bros, Galveston, curing the week.
Abe Williams of Baltimore was selling
hats right along for c. II. Gardner *
Go.
c. r. sivick OF the firm OF Il. c. Palmer G.
Co.. New Orleans, was around on Wcdnes-
day looking after customers in need of
stationery and printers supplies.
L. II. Brandon was doing that part OF
town in need OF tho superior pride OF
Rcidsviile' tobacco and other popular
brands manufactured by Robert Harris &
Bro, ReidsyiIlc, n. G.
Grocery and produce orders wero being
filed by G. q. Perry OF Galveston for his
firm of Pnbst & Linbach.
g.. l.. Brown, representing the Brown
shoe company, st. Louis, was IN our town
Wednesday,.
Vinegar. pickles. etc. were evidently
wanted by our merchants. MS Gus A. Feist
made his appearance again IN good humor,
j. NJ, Young, the courteous representa-
tive of Wallis Landes e. Co., Galveston,
was doing the town for groceries.
!. g. Cox. representing Thomas Goggan
&, Bro, Galveston, was In town Thursday.
'rnking after those unsteady inclined and
Il way in the notion of buying pianos.
Tom L. Boiling OF Dallas, representing
the Lone Star salt company, was here
Thursday.
", G. Dalton was selling Boston Drum
mcr soap for "A. e y. Loser & Co. of
Austin today.
Robert Schmcrbach OF San Antonio was
doing the town in the interest Of Burger &
BaumEsrd, dealers in hardware.
T. J. Cornelius. special agent for he
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
company. was around visiting the local
agency here.
The ubiquitous American Tobacco rep
rcacntatiyes. T. W. Martin. u. W Stall
worth and Merchant Little, were climbing
ladders and hammering signs the greater
part OF tho week.
Others registered At the Lester hotel
were r NJ. Faurotr Dallas; v. 4. La
Fayan. st. Louis: a, u. Shaw, st. Louis
O. A. Ballard, Chicago: 7. }. OFT. Ilous
Il. Fox. Baltimore: j. NJ Cravens, ST.
Louis Charles ]. Beck Dallas; Harry .
Clancy. Dallas; !. @. Sargent, st. Louis;
S, A. Mctircgor, st. Louis: J. \. Jenkins,
Sam Irlatmann, Houston: Ben Thorn Chi
uago; j. NJ Minor, Memphis: Nathan
Gerson. New Orleans: Robert Graham. Ma
rietta, In; ] Miller Louisville; r. J.
Gearlc, Chicago l.. d. Lewis Austin:
r. N Badger, SGguin.
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Al IInIletsyiiIc.

Iallotsvillo. Texas, January 25.--Hallets-
vile has very good hotel again. under
the management OF Mr.. r. b. Trammell,
from conroc. who came here about ten
days ago.
business is brisk here. The following
knights of the grip ornamentcd the regis
ter of the City hotel this week and took
orders for their respective firme: j. A.
lsaacs, representing uilmann, Lewis & Co.
Galveston; Robert Hart, from san Antonio;
Sam Schwartz, from New Orleans; r.
Boggs. from Houston: Ben Sass, from Gal
weston. i, A. Gutmann, representing the
Galveston Dry Goods company.
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should be taken UP by the next state con
ycntion OF the travelling men ana = c,n,
luittec appointed 10 sec the genera man
ayers OF the Texas roads on the suplcct,
understand that roads In the Eas. ~
ing men and believe that the Texas roads
viii be Just as clever II the matter Is iala
before them properly. Let the commil.e w.
be appointed and be sure that tne men
-f1l E.R.i.