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The United Commercial Travellers hrs'
annual assessment which has been recently
issned shows that fortytwo assessments !.
have been levied since its ORGANIZATION
eleven years since. which makes an averase
NJ less than four assessments per annuin
of 50 each. ,.,,.,n,,
Ttis ie a very commendabie showing. \,
The membership. too, Is increasing WE
rapidly, and Texas has MADE Ners .ia y, !
strides In assisting in new applications, anu
nossihly leads other states in new mem
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for the coming season VIII ~ - =;
than ever. 4
Walton Smither has been Ns1,!
erect for some time. Therc y
dignity in his make up wnicp ~,
observed before. II Is because " n; \
month young lady arrived Y 4, A.
and has decided TO make ner ~
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smithcr. NJ
Bryan Miller, representing s Z. Y,
G. Co. flimited) Of New urs ~ 4
Rockdale "Wednesday and il'ieu u
with Tong sweetening' =
w. C. Craig. with John ", X
Boswell, with John Bremono, q i
TIM called on their grocery t,aus
dale during the middle Of 'ns
W. q. Dalton, with II. y x q, Il. Il
talking Boston Drummer y
RockdaIc Thursday. I
G. r. Burton. n member O 4, ~ ~,
eled along the lnternatien..a ,ss1
Northern during the week w T
Texas industry, the PRODUCE Is tss 4
Queen Baking Powder cons7s<'
Thomas Bufcrd, enc o. W
atiyes OF tho Brown Snoe
Louis, formerly of the 49, ,s'',,
he Western Commercial utie
a member OF Waco councIt.tsi5s3
Commercial Travellers, We
Thursday. .sse
and smiling /" has returned Y
a holiday trip to Virginia, ~ n.
cal turn OF mind and M
on the beauties OF Texas AZ M
and Palestine In particui.I'
Sam Herman, with r ,nsc
Co., and Ben Sass, with 'nH
both members OF Post
Beaumcnt last week, 4
charles s. Cheeseborouen
UlIman, Lewis & CO., was w
rttcry On and adjacent Y
week.
Abe Edcl, ons q the
read. with Meyer nam e
weston. was registereu
Thursday
&c. W. Carr. representa-
& Co.. stopped eyer At g
TO dispose Of d fe's car =
Ed schicle. selling ksps
went up on the Central
cTho other day. sa{e
woodsop. a walked s2s
Houston aud suddenly n!
tree and q white man IN
intentiy. Coming closer
white man was Johnil
coIored gentlemen nut
signs of Pyic's PEARL
branchcs reaching w
What arc you watchi IS
ly: asked Nsn3dsal,
va .Iahnnic's rorl az
shcfc viii lSsc i,ia
III: 1 hammer Ii, fhr
nfshine more ia n
touching as 8
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Menl,crrhin Ducs.

On January l the semiannual dues OF
| most OF the members OF the Travellers
Protective Association fell duo. The iu-
dicstions are that the number of renewals
has been quite satisfactory: however there
are many VINO have neglected this duty,
not because they intend to quit tho Trav-
elers Protective Association. not because
they are short Of cash, not because they
have not been reminded because
they put off this little matter from day
to day until they forget II altogether or
until 1t will be too late,
There are three parties to whom the
dues ran be remitted--the National sec
rotary, the State secretary or the post sec
rotary. Decentralization is tho thief CT
time and in this instance the thief of
your standing in tho Travellers Protective
Association and the thief OF your accident
insurance, Post secretaries and the mem
bers AT large can assist a great deal in
avoiding lapscs by pushing up tardy brcth-
rem. member saved Is n member made.
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In Grange visited by prummer..

La Grange.-The town has been alive
with travelling men this week and all OF
them seem to be in good spirits over the
amount of business each is doing. Among
we're the following: l.. o. Daniels, the
effervescing ladies' hat man of WaXa-
hachfc; Homer Lanil!a selling molasses
and sweet goods for Schmidt & Ziescr,
New Orleans: +. G.. Polsdorfer, repre-
senting Samuel Cupples Wood and Willow
ware company; p. w. Southland. with
Bowersock Milling company of Lawrence,
Kan; s. w. Raplee, selling glassware for
the Peaslee- GauIbert company of Louis
Vile; the two popular Knights OF the grip.
J. A. Mittmann, with Mensing Bros.
Co., Galveston. and w. G.. Akard. repre-
senting ". D. Cleveland & Co., Houston,
TEXAS.
Messrs. r. Longini and Alfred Levi of
Longini & Bcrnbeimer, San Antonio were
here selling hats and shoes; J. T. Rogers
of Lewis, Zukowski Mercantile company.
ST. Louis the venerable yet active II. l..
Rutherford of Austin. selling cotton good;
for Georgia Manufacturing company; a, a.
Farley. representing the dry goods house
of John r.. Hurst of Baltimore; II S.
Jacob of Chicago. with ]. V. Farwell &;
Co.; G.. Herbert Green, representing Rouse,
IIempstono G. Co.
f j. Y. Spears, special agent for the
Firemans Fund Insurance company. and
George Pfouts. with the firm OF Trczevant
& Cochran insurance agents, both OF Dali
las, are here.
J. l.. West, assistant general freight
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway. with headquarters nj Houston vas
In tho city for day looking after the in
tcrest Of his road
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wv. j, Armstrong gold a big bill of goods
here for The Dallas Paper company here
"Wednesday.
Mr.. o. II. Brown, travelling out OF Hous-
ton for paint company, was selling goods
here the past week.
j. b. Crowdcrs. selling Hines pickles,
from st. Louis. finds Temple profitable
market for his goods and spent two days
here this week.
The successful sausage salesman. Il W..
Dehlondorf OF st. Louis, spent Wednesday
OF the past week among his trade here.
j. ii. ADAMS. adjuster of the Rotan Gro
Gerry company of Waco, was here Thursday
on business.
G. r. Warrant sold a good bill of hats to
our Temple dealers Thursday. He halls
from Kansas City.
The New Orleans Coffin company was
represented here the past week by s. G..
Lusk. Temple Is such healthfu place
Lusk just comes here for social pleasure.
G. a. Weisinger OF Waco was doing the
starch trade here tho past week.
j. s. Fielding. II cOnnoisseur in gents
furnishing goods. has been doing business
in Temple the past week for Wilson Bros,
of Chicago. $.4
II. d. MciSiister of the Singer Sewing
Machine company was up from the Alamo
City this week putting In a lot of new
machines for the busy housewives of Tenn
pie for the spring sewing.
Thomas Goggnn & Bro. was represented
In the musical line by their popular rcp-
.resentative this week, II. G.. Collier
E III. G. Miller of st. Louis sold a line of
his hardware goods to our merchants Sat
urday.
The millinery trade was represented In
Temple this week by Messrs. Seaver CT
New York and T.. Wenars OF st. Louis.
J.. i. Giles put in big line of harness
anent the spring plowing for Il st. Louis
house the past week.
The Tlnsley Tobacco company OF Louisi-
ana, Mo-, was Represented here this week
by G.. G. Knight
The Montag Stationery company Of At
lanta, Ga, was represented here this week
by a member of tho firm, Mr.. w. Montag.
The New Orleans Tobacco company sent
their popular representative. Mr.. ii. ID.
Harrison. here for orders the past;week.
ID. Il. Mcdonald interviewed our people
ing works OF st. Lours. Mo-, and took many
good orders.
George Reichardt Is making himself pop
ular with the ladies bv taking big orders
from our grocery merchants for the ST.
Louis Biscuit company.
The Chicago Tailoring company was
ably represented the past week by L, S.
5Guthman.
w. l.. Logan was selling goods here this
week for the Fort Worth Dry Goods COM
pany.
George Jalonick was here on the matter
OF insurance adjustment the past week
from Dallas.
Andy Bakers was here selling dry goods
the past week.
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..u.a..or mus core goodlF hu'''N-s W
travelling men Trace hes neeh my .As, ~
chants and knights of the grip peins W. :.
made happy and the commercial iutu'e u
inc town locks blooming and gay
AS favored guests at the ever popular
Nation hotel were autographed Messis'
Charles ]. Beck OF Dallas, who was pieas
antIyM engaged in conversation with those
prosperous saddlers, Messrs. hlein q Mc-
Murrough: j. abraham Of $. strauss y
Co. had ..up-lo date" millinery IN eSnip.-
tion. u Goldman OF Kelly, Goodte,ioM y
Co., shoes, OF 81. Louis, anu -. -
Green OF Rouse, Hcmpstoiy q VI W /,
t.moie had merchandise thorohsnis
mode. Il. Pace oil Virginia was an aoNo-
cate OF fine TOBACCO; afso IL. l.. Gaines OF
Houston. who sells the Dixie queen prah =.
4 massachusetts had a representative III
the person OF Ike L. Freei OF Leo MIL NH
ster. who sells shirts excluaiveiy. NC
Freeds also represents three other nrnls.
n b. f. Fredericks, candics, itouseoi'
ftalked sweets to all his friends.
Bill Nye Fowler was greeted with the
usual cordial welcome that always awaits
The AIM and Hammer soda was we'll
advertised BY Its rustling representative,
II. b. Norment.
n. G.. Cowdin of Wallis Lands & CO.,
supplied his patrons with the best sraae
of groceries.
A W. e. Harris of Gus Hcye G. Co., Calves
ton; j. Friesbus OF Milwaukee, y. r..
Marion, st. Louis and f.. IA. Miller oil
Marx & Blum, Galveston, showed conf
mendabIe energy and won golden opin-
ions for their goods
W. u. Anderson of American Cotton
company, Waco; John Fl. Bond. hardware.
San Antonio, and J. Oahu of Meyer, Calm
& Frieburg, were busy taking orders. A..
Meyers, who has twenty years OF expert
ence and friends by the legion, Is here in
the interest of the Mayrose Lamp and
Manufacturing company. c. s., e. Hol,
land Of The Houston Post was doing good
work for the great daily,
Registered at the Crissler house were
G.. w. Cawthorn, gents clothing, Hous-
ton; Dan Dickerson. V. G. Boot and She's
company, st. Louis o. S. Baldridge.
American Tobacco company; I. J. League,
Blum Hardware company, Galveston; j.
b. viano. Majestic Piano company. Vic
toria; II. b. Ford OF Ford, Ratcliff, Wells
company Ganado.
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gs=onE Assestiona - N }.
the Resmeaiea ss'ni' '' 4

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that Assasrj
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that bIk,6,2
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ro'eD or oEH TORS

Post o--Robert Groce. Victoria.
{ Post P--Tom C.sSwope. Beaumont.
z Post 90. II. Iacggli. Brcnhan.
Post Ri. A. Inman, El Paso.
Post T--csl. c. Brewster, Laredo.
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NEW YORK "A SHIONS

Much skilled han diworh-ch chiefly
costly embroidery - app ars upon
stylish gowns.
The craze for cloth is constantly in
the ascendant.
All skirts intended for evening
wear have trains.
Some very chic wedding gowns are
made of white or tinted cloths, APP
p'iqued with velvet to ma ch.
Brocaded panue Is having great
run. Black proposed ranne may be
combined with Chantilly lace and fur
in 4 recherche evening gown.
All sorts Of bright-hucd caps are
worn by little girls. The fit ] rSey
web affair with brilliant Roman
stripes against a sold background Ct
black or co'or, red p ak d top falling
at the left side with tassel finish, is
the favolite. 1t may be drawn down
over the cars On bitter days.
Russian nets embroidered in silks
and cords are popular for trimming
evening gowns.
Pale hued eauzes are always pretty
for evel ing, and ale usually the first
choice of young adde's who have to Set
a rather narrow limit upon heir ex-
Ped lures.
An elegant ev> ming cl ak sh )wn by
Lord & TaI lor is long. ned with
light hued satin and trimmed with
lace and fur.
Dainty lit le oo'ercs of Bruss Is and
K, naissarce Ice arp ar uron SINE
imported evening gowns.
Ar'itici Il flowers Of the Y ry BIS
quality Are much in demand for trim
ming elaborate afterl ON and evening
gowns.
A fashionable ornament for tle
hair with an evening costume is ii
single flower, combined with two
loops and twist of white tulle.
EvELYN CABLE.
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Through Special Excursion Trains to Chesapeake Beach

Commencing Friday,
No Leave
Round trip tickets good only these trains will be sale Chesapeake June
to
sale.
thu line of esapeakeB
This Time Table the trains to and
\. H. LEWIS.
Washington D. G. Washington d. c
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A TRAP or ULR


We have all met people whose
pride in their own sessions is so
great that tn V Can See 70 charms in
those Of others. y Young bo'anist
was shoyra patty Of ladies ard gentle
men through conservatory and ex-
planning to them the properties Of
some Ct The choicest plants Among
the visi 'ors WAS ii would be young
looking, n Idle I'd lady who atevery
description yo untetr, tn, statement
that h p'arts ana flowers she had at
home were quite ihe tqua of any
thing here or indeed a%yw here.
Just as they were ras,inga giant
cactus she was heard to exclai n:
"Wel!, this is nolhi' g extraordi-
nary. | ave IA cactus at hone that is
still larger ;p'nnt'd md Feared it
mvSrf.'
"R al, d It y,u. self: tie profe: sor
gently oil served. "IIow remarkable.
This spc Gin en- is C3 years cd AID if
yours is still larger
Tie lady did net say TO h ar any
more, bat exccu ed Il s.ra'eg.c move.
nent to the year.
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PIT ARD PENCOLUIl.
A Prisoner Waiting to be
Hacked by Time'o
Scythe.
Thousands Whose Situations
Are Scarcely Less Terrible
Hay Easily and Readily Find
Helm.

A man lies fat on bis back, bound co that
he cannot move an inch. He is in dun
geon, at first dark as well, but in few min
utes light in the ceiling, far up, shows C.
mechanical figure Of Time with his scythe
The figure dcscends slowly, the scythc
swings, and the prisoner realizes that unless
some unexpected help should come, ne will
be slowly cut to pieces. What followed Is
told by Edgar Allen Poe in the fantastic
story called The Pis end the Pendulum"
The man awaiting the approach Of a
dreadful death is a type of large class of un-
fortunatcs who, entangled in the strangling
coils Of an octopus, have lost all hope offree-
dom. This monster is Morphine. Perhaps
the victim is yet reveling in that glorious
state of exhilaration which follows the first
use of the drug. If so, like the man in Poe's
story, he has not noticed the light in the cell
ing and is unaware of his danger. Maybe
the disease has progressed so far that the
sufferer notices weakness of the hearts ac-
ton, that the general health is feeble the
body poorly nourished, the sight double.
This is soon followed by peculiar witch
Ing of the muscles, numbness of the hands
and feet, and the utter collapse Of the
uervous system The victim now becomes
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Consulting
Dngn:-ag Gases and Prscsi ng Medicines that Gore.

toration to health. The method of obtaining
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possible. Send this to the Warner Nazaro
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York City, when q complete diagnosis of
your case will be made by a competent spe-
be sent you free on appiicaton whic tln Mil Mil
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The wsll-known business ability Of l!r. War
ner, and the fact that he has done 80 much
for suffering humanity in the past, are
ample assurances Of the genuineness Of this,
his latest and greatest work. Write today,
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This plan of special treatment places
within the reach ofail, the experiences of men
who have devoted years OF study to their re-
spective specialties. Many diseases that
have batlieI the skill Of the general practi-
toner can thus be successfully treated
Chronic cases are especially desired. The
company invites correspondence fromevery-
one suffering from any ailment from which
they have been unable to secure relief. Its
physicians are among the ablcst in the pro-
fession, and have been marveously success
full in their practise. Do not delay. Disease
does not stand still. You are daily, hourly
drifting farther from the possibility of res
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OTERDUL O.HI7IF

Mr.. Meek on was gazing at lis vie
with that insane and amable fxety
which comes into mans face when
he has been MAPPING and is ashamed
Of the fact.
g. eonidas," sh- said st.rnly.
"W hat is it, my d az he inquired
as he straig httned himself up in his
sleepy hollow char.
"What is the matter?'
"Ncthing is the MATTER lie said
growing red in TIE face. 81 haven't
intimat(d that there was anything
wrong have ~
"No. Bat you lave been behaving
rather quetry. just now you gave
little slut and exclai ned, Yes, Hen
rietta, agree with yoar perfectly"
"Well, answered be, apprehensively,
''there isn't anything in that to take
exception to, is there
are you sure you medht II:
livery word If it,
You had given the ma ter due con-
sideration before You spoke:?'
"CertainIy. Do you doubt me, Hen
rl2tta:?"
"Oh, NJ. But can hep attach
ing some significance to the fact that
[ hadn't uttered a word during the
ten minutes previous to Your enthu-
siastic Endorsement Ct nv senti-
ments.
"Wel', to til the truth. Henrietta.
[ had been as'eep, and something
awoke me, and | naturally supposed
that is to say, | took it for granted
And then he save it ur.
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" LILLIAN A. MELOY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Offers his professional services in the
Courts of Prince Georges and adjoining
counties; the Court of Appeals, all the
Courts in the city of Washington, and in
the Departments. Office No. lis c Street,
N. W., Washington, d. c.
June 90, 1S59-1y.
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J. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
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Here is
Something
You Want!

In the reading matter, illustrations, gen
eral appearance, colored cover pages, and
makeup
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NHARLES H. STANLEY,

Will practice in the Courts of Prince Georges and
djoining counties anu the Court OF Appeals.
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