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GOOD THING UNCLE SAM.

! written for the Travelling Mems Page,
Uncle Sam, you're a Reuben,
! You are a regular jay,
/ You're good thing foi the "con" men,
Your hair is fun OF hay;
There's hay seed in your whiskers.
You are buncoed left and right,
! For you will buck" at any game
That's brought before your sight.
| know you're bad from Bitter Creek"
| Your shoulder totes a chip
| For nations that don't like your style;
You the best of them can whip
But as to ships and commerce
And deep affairs of state,
You must be ba1ly handicapped,
You don't come one, two. eight.
You've a tariff fence around you
Making rich the favored few,
And Matching combines daily
Trusts and monopoies too.
While gold and silver is the best,
And TO get IL you should stick,
The British bankers not long since
Sold YOU a big gold brick.
They gave you then the grand film,
fam"
And almost cleaned you OUT
They're trying now to do" you again,
BE careful what you're about.
] Ou re up dSdlHSl q liitN-9lltiA SuihNb
Their "touts" now Tip you 10 1t,
Don't play their imperial policy,
If you do you'll surely rue 1t.
You have troubles enough at home,
In fact you've both hands full,
For combinations of all kinds
Have now a mighty pull.
If they get you expansion drunk
They'll have delightful sport;
THEY'LL fill Won full of Chinese done"
And rob you law and court.
The country's going money mad
Control yourself old man.
Or you'll get the goldophobia,
And be cured you never can
Real partiotsm's waning now,
Manhood is far from par
You Judge men by their wealth today,
No matter what they are
You said twas wrong in sixty
In human flesh TO trade,
Old Glory floats DER freemer,
No matter what their shade
Don't go back on your principles
And purchase outright, please,
Eight million PHILIPPINES
At two and half a piece.
Uncle Sam, you "cawnt be English
That eyegass throw away,
Your pants won't stand turning up,
They ain't built that way.
Don't carry your cane by the ferule,
Pray stop your drawing talks,
Because the prince once hurt his leg
Don't you limp when YOU walk.
Stick to your constitution,
It's old fashioned. strong and true.
It's Ike old time religion
It's good for me and you.
fTNV1e poDd mr.
For country, town and state.
us sacred as is holy writ
Twill ne'er go out of date.
Uncle sam, you're a Reuben,
You are regular Jay,
You're a good thing" for the con man
Your hair is full OF hay.
There's hav seed in YOUR whiskers,
You're buncoed left and right,
Pray quit playing every game
That's brought before your sight.
5000
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1NronMArloN MOLE MnMnnns.


Interesting Notes Ia Regard Ia II, T.,
4. Matters.
Secretaries OF local posts should bet get
ting data together for their annual reports,
which should be in the hands of the state
secretary by April 10 as they must be read
at the convention which meets at Victoria,
April IA and Is. This suggestion will also
apply to chairmen OF various committees.
LEGAL posts must hold their elections be-
fore the convention and send the state
secretary list of officers eletted
Dan NJ Lasker was overlooked when list
OF thcee who had secured six now mem-
hers was published by The National office.
This was promptly corrected and in Justice
10 him we mention the fact that he Is all
ways one Of the winners when Il comes to
getting new members.
~
II anS one imneines that because the
boys do not come out TO posi- meetings thut
they are not loyal to the association they
are mistaken. II 1t is doubted We prove
the assertion by the statement that the
number u ueliuHutANS e semi -NAlluAl
tlues was over zoe per cen rmaller Ter
lanuagy, 1859 han eyer before u tie his
Nary u the Texas divlaI3n aud tte lsrger
The post The smaller was the aombsr ~
dllipqReRts 10 thcias This wss pat eu-
lark noticeable 10 Ports 4 and u
~
+ NJ dob. many ncinpas pfy asFe IDEAS
fegaraing 4taondmsais q the constitution
that they ihink NoalA be beNeasta g the
dfsanlzatien II such epegsslisps are cent
70 he slafc sacrefnrs "a giil see thai
they are given pubiiciy before and con-
osdgfation In the convention where they
inmst naturally be acted upon. Send them
IN prior TO March 15.
~
Even 10 degrees below does not chill the
dosirc Of travellers 10 Join the T. p. A.
Six new ones came into Post u on The lIthe
and IL was not such warm day either
49,
lightning may not strike the same place
Twice: but accidents often strike the samc
man more than once This has happened
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There is considerable talk among mem
bers of the Texas division OF the Tray
elers Protective Association as to who
shall be elected president for the ensuing
term, There never were so many avail
able geutleNen suggested for the position
and the race bids fair TO be quite inter-
esting. Then too there will be no bad
feeling engendered, as it will be just
friendly rivalry, and the defeated ones
will feel just as good over the election of
their friend as though they themselves
had been elected
The friends cf the candidates are doing
all the electioneerng. while the candidates
themselves stand aloof, smiling over the
efforts of their supporters However, the
thing will he finally settled at Victoria,
whore will be held the largest attended
State convention that the Travellers Pro-
tective Association has ever held in Texas.
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visitor. al oornns chrl.,l

Corpus Christi, Texas, February H.
Charles A. Mensine, representing Men
sing Produce company OF Galveston. and
george Grunewald, ST, Louis clothing
salesman. were among the jolly CONNER
eial travellers in Corpus Christi the early
part OF the week.
G y swiek, representing u. g. Palmer
GO. the Dallas stationery louise, and
=, Y. Nelson, San Antonio .knight ),
Tuesday. 'NS"s ana
J. b. Beatty, representing Tho N ~
Jones Lumber company Of uomston
~ hosencranss Detroit drug s;,ies.
man, were omuus the commercial Mon
in this city yesterday. n'en
II. NJ Davenport. travelling salesman for
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THE noys Al BRENNAN.
Notes of Travellers Who Have Nisitc
IlLn1 I,iIN.

that CITY.
Brennan, Texas, February 1S.-rhere
were not as many travelling men in Brcn-
ham during the past week, rs have been
here previously, but the weather was too
disagreeable 10 move and those who found
warm places were 10th to leave them as
long as zero temperature was reported.
With the coming of pleasant weather the
visits of the drummers are expected again.
Some Of the notables, however, have been
here. and have enjoyed their stay among
the Brennan people.
Sol Harris returned here Friday after
weeks absence in Galveston where he was
in the hospital for treatment 1t was re-
ported on this page last Sunday that SOL
had left here with n badly swollen lace,
on account of an abscess in his mouth. Ills
friends are glad to know that he IL all
right once more,
sam Lusk OF the Orleans Mpnnlac
turing company Of Sew orleans Is expected
to be in the city during the coming week
for the Green's brigade reunion and Tor
The grand bali which will be given next
Wednesday night complimentary to the
veterans.
The travelling men visiting BRENNAN are
contributing o he lentoD mission offering
OF tho Episcopal church. During Lent he
nat,i - th rb,,rcb r,,a3snn Snn5 tba
niri.ols ma ai,nns ho,nr teni IN .InIasinn
t,..s !, ,,,i,ii ~, ,i,a ~ a,h NM ana
oach isarher onn Of tbeso havoc yyas
nIocna in he offlre of tba Exrbanre bnioI
H., Al, ior,oa iJo,s 6,,arlas s,,ncr,,,ts,,i
ont ~ e. Peter,s snnGnv schnnI in this
city, and Mr. ". n Bryan started II with
a contribution; K. Brandon Of Robert tlar-
iis & Co, came next and 7. NJ. Workman
trthitiors rls,n Irittger = n Ma,,t.
Inn Nii,ier ana ntlsrs beyo add.l tn tbn
Tnnd ma If Il. bnIiay,d M, ',rrr,yeltns
Nian.s og(erin, ~ niissi,,,s,, Nm ,,o =, iar.e
|ne frbo haS vii ,n ic,t In IN hotsl
ofNre during Inc Inrtep senson
Tre,oIiny mem ,,iaiting fronbnrr oro ,oud
il, tho,r yrotses ~ pss,,tostn'' Vfht,a,,, Il,
nyyye, ~ tbis rit, rIn is e,ih ~, nov,
70 no tbe most ascommoJStine man thev
o,,,r r,nd In t,,nt ,,,si,io, H., To- bnot,
lfnovn +" on "a Tho ofpcn To- looi, fot man
F1r IA .,1r,,,nfnn,'s. ~ oI,,nst a,,,. ti,,' 40
rIebt un has n,a,lc many frlen5s hv III
nnifnrn conrtnsv to ,i,nnn
~ a ,ynrtbo,n All lo,, w Miller
,.,,,o,o,,i,,S 81" etiS ~ 6, III
were sg, in Br6nham durns Inc zero weather '
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TrnyrIcrr md Nictorln,

Victoria. Texas. February 1.-THE 81,
James hotel has done the best two weeks
business, from February \. since II came
under the present management, nearly
every room being occupied every night
Mr., Ira NJ. Gilley, representing the CRU
nell (Iowa) Buggy company, received a
carload Of buggies from that firm here
last week, and has had force of men can
yassng the county delivering previous
sales and selling others.
Gust Fest OF Galveston was here Mon
al lnieyyicwlng Victoria dealers IN vine
81 rs I'D condiments.
IKE Martin Crunder1 woodenware COM
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An Honest Medicine for In Crime,

George W. Watt of South Gardiner Mo
says ! have had the worst cough. cold
chills and grip and have taken lots a,
trash OF no account, but profit to The VEN
der. chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10 tho
only thing that has done any good what
ever. have used one 5o-cent bottle am,
the chills' cold and grip have all left ms
| congratulate the manufacturers of an
honest medicine For sale by all drug
gists.
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the Imperial Bicycle company of Chicago,
and j. a. Newall, representing Detroit
clothing establishment, We're soliciting
business for their houses here this week.
A. Lewis, representing n. & d. Open
heimer of San Antonio. and Thumus j..
Woody, st. Louis hardware salesman,
We're in the Bluff City this week, rustling
for their establishments,
S. H. Spier of San Antonio, State sales
man for the American Tobacco company,
and George Donaldson. Chicago clothing
knight" We're in Corpus Christi this
week in the interest of their firms.
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Calvert Notes.

Calvert, Texas February IF. p.
West and Roy sorels Of New York. II. s.
Wigle and John II. Chids Of Chicago m
g, Miller and George A. Wetkins If 81
Louis B. F, Miller of Springfield. Mo a
b. Mitchell and r. A. Stacy of Houston
ana d. K. snodgrass of Galveston have
peeh transaeting business in Calvert of
l.. H.. Parish of the firm of Parish q.
Proctor left few days ago for New yorr
TO BUY spring and summer goods
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WERNER. Corpus Christi. Texas nan
ruary l5.--A very sad death occurred IN
this city yesterday morning al $50 o,cloet
when Mrs Il Werner wen known and
n,snly respected lady OF this city, i narivc
o. HaNppN Germany aged Sc Years. diedl
at her home on Chaparral slrrol. ~ rens
stal debility The dsesascd mad bpsb Az
invalid for several ycars. ="
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that he is out again after an attack of the
grip.
Mr.. Charles Parks. representing S. e. j..
KATE, had his sample room open hers dur
ing the past week, but is preparing TO see
other fields for business. having sold all
In this part OF the state who are DESTROYS
OF novelties and notions. This Ia his home
and y is pleasant to have him here for 20
Tonga stay.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.
The Office of President and Secretary
OF the n. y. \.

The office of President anu Sccre'urS
OF the Y. y. a.
As the time approaches for converting
the National convention. there will lprob-
ably be some speculation as to who will
be elected president and secretary.
No combinations at the Louisville con-
yention will be tolerated. The combina-
ton at the Omaha convention last year
did not do the association any good, and
for the good of the association must not be
again repeated. The office of National
president should be flied by the brightest
available member OF the association, and
the secretary necessarily should be thor
ough going business man. one thing is
certain. if an economical set of directors
are not elected there will be the biggest
howl go up among the members that
was ever heard before. The expenses of
the association are too large ana must
be cut down The salary If The National
president could be cut three or four hun
dred dollars and still have no trouble in
obtaining the best material for the posi-
ton. Again, that Travellers Protective
Association News Letter and its unneces-
sary expense will be compelled to toe the
mark. OF course the National board of
are responsible for the publ
cation; but as st. Louis has the head
quarters, the st. Louis directors are largo
ly responsible for the increased expenses
OF the association.
The thing to do is to put men into Of
flee who will run the affairs of the assu-
citation on an economical basis. If those
who are now in office will not realize the
necessity, then we should unhesitatingly
elect others who do feel the necessity of
cutting expenses.
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Bros, arrived at noon today and immedl-
ately left for tho neighboring towns.
d. ID. Mcdonald. with thel Standard
Stamping company. st. Louis. came In
this afternoon and began placing orders
for hardware
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rms table shows q reduction of alnnEl
~ per cont IN the per capita resources of
the association in tive years or nearly \
Per cent year therefore, proving beyond
question, that unless some means is adopt-
ed of strengthening the finances of The
organization. and al once. 1t will require
Tess than eight years to wind up its ex-
istonce.
We are satisfied that this plain slate
mont Of facts will be construed by some
as an assault upon the integrity of the
travellers Protective association but II
matters moi if, such be the case, If by pub
iication Of plain unvarnished truth we can
assist IN saving this great organization
winch has been such power for good
from the disintegraton which threatens it.
st Louis Commercial Traveller
There Is nothing that the Travellers
Protective association should guard more
zealously than her expense account--which
is largely responsible for the above facts.
Another cause for it, is the fact that the
eligibility clause, being SO loosely con-
struCted, that parties are permitted TO
Join the association, who, according to the
IDEAS of men, who framed the constitutions
should not be allowed to join.
The writer has desisted from making
plain statement in regard to this matter
because he does not desire to keep good
men from Joining the association; but the
issue has to be met, and 1t had better be
tackled before the question gels too
kuotty,
The Commercial Travellers article is but
an honest statement of facts. and sounds
an alarm that should cause the members
OF The Travellers Protective aBsocia, ion to
look into the matter, find the defects,
eliminate the causes and keep the asso-
citation in the good standing which she
now possesses.
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DRS. Belts & BELTS & DYAI
physicians Surgeons and Specialist,
2t4 st. Charles St, New

Young, Middle-As
and Old, Singh.
Married Men and
Who suffer With u
Manhood. NerTo
Debility, sperrratu}
r !, Seminal los,
Sexual Decay, nd
ing Memory. wsl
Eyes, stuntsd d
velopment, Lack
Energy. ImpoyefIsH
ed Blood. Pimpls3
lnpediments 10 Nal
rtage; also Blood al
skin Disease. Syphl
lis, EruptionH, Had
Failing. Bone Pain1
S W e ! lin &c, Sod
Throat. tilcers. m
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DR.. A. M. AUBREY, Specialist.

If you want 10 get CuRED n any trouble
of your Eye, Ear. Nose Throat or LUNGS
you must call m DIR. A. NJ. AuIREY q
Houston. If you tan be cured he VIII PLAINLY
tel you so, aud II not also Al. tho peoply
vhn know DIX. AUTREY personally or W
reputation. have learned TO believe him 1enssI
IN his opinion, capable aud reliable; he y
no stranger IN Houston. having ieslagysn nn ~
GLASSES that DO FIT ami GUARANTEES
THEN. Call and see DR.. a NJ, AuE Ittss
al5 Congress, corner Main, Houston le'as7
Office hours. to IL a. M, . TO D. IN.
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BOARD oF DIRECTIONS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Post C-p, w Michaux. Houston.
Post D--Frank Arnold. san Antonio.
Post E--C. a. Mangold. George Sturgis anu
II. B. Marcbbank, Dallas.
Post F--A. ID. Edgar, Auetin.
Post GF. A. Guttman, Galveston.
Post H--pan Well, Waco.
Post 1-H. d. Singletary, Corsicana.
Post J--W. h. Craddock Fort Worth.
Post ks, a. Bcnnett, Gainesville
Post LII. c. Heilig. La Grange.
Post Mr.. b. Wofrord. Cuerc,
Post Nj. B. Seeger, Temple
Post o--Robert Groce. Victoria
Post P--Tom G. Swope, Beaumont.
Post Do. r, Iaeggii Btenham.
Post R-F. A. Inman, I'll Paso..
Post Teal. c. Brewster, Laredo
COMMITTEE CHAIRNiEN.
Press-C. s. Il. Holland. Houston.
Rsilroad--A. p. Fout Fort Worth.
Relief--Paui +. Erb OF Dallas ~
Legislature--B. +. McNulty Of san ANTOINE
Enlployment--E. c. Barrett of Waco.
IIote--Ernest I.asker OF Galveston.
Livery and Trausfer-A l.. Fowler oil aous-
ton. a.,
Executive Committoo--Charles Mangoid OF
Dallas, chairman; ". b. MarohbanNs oil bhi-
las; W. e. Craddock Of Terrell,
(Note.--Committee chairnen arc also mem
bers of the board az dircctorEl
Next State convention meets AT victoria
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TEXAS DIVISION, +. P. A. OF A.

TFAAS DIVISION, T. T. n Ut n
eresident-Howard " Peak, Fort Worth.
Secretary and Treasurer-James u. Luuiow'
Daliss
First Vice President--Dan NJ. Lasker. La
Grange, -
slcond vice President--w, }. Hughes. Gal
weston,
Third vice President--Adoiph BOidt, HOus-
ton
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