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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1904
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If Faith wire l-Ivii I...111.01 frm,
AIRp And warm,
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)l. .in i...ui.i n. i.iiiun i.. lur will
Ami li.ii.li' II. hiii i n i in. I ci,t. nml mill.
-It. .. M.ulli' in ili -w Vi.ik TiiI.hik'
r
A AN ACT OF CHARITY
Mm. Iliililcru. ImvliiK ln'cii mlvln'l
by Hie ilnrtur "lo l.i'i i up I" r
MreiiKlh," h"d iinliTril for liim-lii'im h
rump sunk nml I.I'Iih v innliiliii:. which
I 111' WIIH Jlll-I lllllilll III rill V, Hlnl OIIH'
iniilliiii it I ! -t m. now In front t Ml n
I.ucy WiKiliiki-. lur i-oiiiihiiI'iii. whose
irlnrliiil duly whh In rend .Mrs. Mol
iIito In kIitji ufli-r Ihe I'lcccnt meal
iiliil limner.
Till- 'lllllllC WHH HITVPrt In ft tthito
I.iih In wlih h mi i1 I u wound II. and
ihc junior in.'iiil Ktotnt. iniiTi'Mi'illy
looking nil, while Mi'H. Iloldcio fill II
V-fIiiimi piece out ill lln' lii
IIiIh mi a I'Imii'. urn! In mm to i"n
nut tin- mnti'iitH. H in I I 1 1 1 ' pini ti .
Willi tin- spui. h in I. it lll.lll llllllll. kIim
turned w ratlifully lowurd Mary.
"Win-re, " bin- Krvi'iily dcinnmleil,
"an- the kidneys?"
"('ink said tin' hull lu r ili'ln't wild
llll'lll ill lillll'," WHS till! IIIIHWIT.
Mrs. Ilnlid in Ml iisiii;niliiiril. Sim
lunl thour.ht nf tin- iiiiiIiIiiik i nr
I wire fliiiT her 10 o'rliifk lirivil.fiiKl.
"Tiiki- It away!" iihe cxi'luluied, nml
! ucy Wi Kllaki' trli'il fcotnow hill murk
iMlly to Innk lis If tin1 iill'nlr possessed
ro lntorcHt in tin? world for lu isrli'.
us, iniU-i il, It. wniihl mil IT Mr. Itoper
liail lint ehiiliccd tn pa:m r lur house at
lliat moment.
Mr. Itouir occupied one room In n
very Kinall house u few hundred yards
nway. lln looked more than sixty
years nf nut". he was i.hort, erect, ami
i ciiiai lui hly tl:in. I!ii limp hrlinmcd
felt hut, mice black, hail imw Iii'Coiiih
uroeti; his t!i,'l,tly fitting mat had
faili'il friuii ilark hlue tn hrowii. Kroui
nun nf her r.orvnntK (Mrs. Holdoro liail
u liahit of exchnntilni; conlidcticiH nf
ilie lilnil) kIki had learned that Mr.
Hopcr half I'tarvi cl himself. "Mi! ccr
talnly liinks as If u Rood uicnl would
in lilm K"'l." she wnnhl remark.
Ni'Vi'i-lhi'lcss, Mrs. Iliildero lilt a
kind nl' Interest in II hi man, who
otli'li passed her window, am! this
nl'tenimm she haiipeiieil to Innk up in
time In leroKiiizis hlin.
"All!" Mho cried, "II wnuld lie an art
of charily to lvu It In that pmr
man!"
"What Is Hint?" asked I.uc.y.
"Mr. Ilnper," was the answer. "It.
would make him a meal every day for
a week. I have, a miod mind tn send
It"
"Oh, but"
"I lci; your pardon?" said Mis. Ilol
dero, sharply.
Lucy's cheeks were crimson, for she
perceived what. Mrs. Iloldern could tint
!ce-that, although Ills Hollies were
tit for ihn diiat-liiti, Mr. Knpcr was a
gentleman.
"Yon cnuldn't do such a tlin," mur
mured l.ucy.
"Nut. perform an act nf charity?
And why not, pray?" asked Mrs. Ilol
dero. "Mary," kI" udded. "take away
my plate and the, puddiiiK. 1 will
liave some cutlets. Coot can put the
basin in a bni.kct, nnd Miss WYsllake
shall carry It to poor Mr. Itoper direct
ly after luncheon."
I.ucy WestlaUe looked inclined to
rebel. Hut, althoimh Mrs. Iloldern
mlfcht be a trying woman to live with
in many respects, l.ucy hail a comfort
able linine w ith sullicleiit salary to li
able lu r to help her own people. Can
t ii ii prevailing (die set I'orili half an
iinnr later with tlimlliiK cheeks and
leluctaut steps. A w hie brliuined hat
'liadi d lier face frnlil the mil, Hie bas
ket hunt; on tier left arm as she tinmr
usly drew near to the terrace of
Munll bouses where Mr. toper Indeed.
Lucy's voice trembled as a short.
Ilout. ret! f.ier.l woman opened the
l lrei t door,
"May I speak to Mr. Uopi r?" she
2 -f fl-. 1 -
I v cm It ' T A y
J
m fnjrr Bep'-r," he tad.
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Mm. Ilol'li ro'M m ipidiiilmii-e, I bo
Hove." f;il!," ..lid l.ucy. l.iroiuiiiK mom
MMoiiii every Inxlmit. "fcb knuv
vi. ii very ll ly i-ImIiI."
.ir. Ilop'-r rtiait,'. tilled Mh back;
e li.nl In eu wiiue thai of a buck ill M
'ay- naijur iii lite' n j'tiiu-iil. r' ili il
nil liiill p4) ki.iue yi am awn. IIU only
..nil lunl rnliio In a liudniichiily I lid.
I lld, liuvlntl left nuim I .U ilebIM nf
Inuor iiimMh tiiirised. Major Jtopi r had
it il lln uaibei.t lo lake lln III oil li I Ml
keif, la oifter to rals. ' liiiiiiedlHlely
Hie iieceKsary mini of money, lie liad
i.eipiestrHleil I bo bulk nf IN pi imlnii.
relaliiinii. In fact, kiil.'lclent only In
uppoit ihn barest cvblencii. An
other yHr mid Hie ib'bl vwiuld be
HlM'i out; ll'.en. .M)or Ifnp'T told
I IiiihcII, he would once iikiiIii be able
lo hold up his bead.
"Mr. Itoldero preseniH her cmnpll
llienlM," halil l.ucy, ilruvtiiiK mi lur III
enlion, "mill she-hint luu si lit nll
lli-lbiM."
"And wl.Ht Is 'I his'?" lie ileiuiilideil.
flyliiK Mm sliiul" ")ci!hiMH. and leanlni!
forward io peer lulu tbu uiicnuri'd
llllHl.l I.
"A- n rump Hieak puddltiK."
Hu Flood KlariiiK "I l.m y'a rosy faeo
T 1 r
Never since his boyhood had he felt
such temptation at the sight of
anything to eat.
while he ferociously twirled bis iiiuh
tachc. "I am Major Itoper!" ho said.
"Mrs. Iloldern thou;;hl"
"She evidently lln.imht that, she
could Insult me with impunity."
"I --I am very sorry," faltered Lucy.
Ills annoyance was the unatcr, If
possible, mi nbservliiK that the pud
i'IiiK was lint even whole, yet, Incon
gruously cniMiuh, tlie sii;lit of it tickled
!i:s palate, SUM, Major Itoper found
i;is appetite easier to control than his
pride, which had never been more ;x--resslvn
than now, when he looked
forward shortly In leave llorrow Held
anil tn live iiKain within reach nf a
London club.
"You will kindly present my coiiipll-r.-.i
nts to Mrs. er"
"Iloldern," faltered Lucy.
'"I'ii Mrs. Iloldern, ami tell lier that
I am very much very much obliged."
"iihe will be rather hurt," said Lucy,
"And I," said Major Itoper, "am
rallier hurt."
"I do wish you would let. me leave
It!" cried Lucy, bidding out lier arm
with the basket In her left hand closu
to his face.
"I have told you I am Major fin
per! ' be answered, stepping back
ward. " Mrs. Holder' will lie Immensely an
gry," murmureil l.ucy, gazing; from
the basket Into bis face.
"Angry -with ymi, do you moan?"
"I am afraid she will," said I.ucy,
w 1th a deprecatory smile.
Major Itoper began In. rough.
"Yon will kindly present my com
pliments to Mrs. in - liohlero. and
Fay that I am greatly obliged, and
ceept her - lur gift ill the spirit In
vblcli. no doubt. It Is offeroil."
"(Hi. thank yon!" exclaimed Lucy,
ami. with an air nf extreme relief, slm
saw Major Itoper lake the basket.
You will wait a moment for Ihn
fi r the basin?" be suggested, as she
would have turned away.
"I i ill' come lo-inni row"
"i In re is no necessity to give you
I Ii ill trouble." he Insisted. "If vnil will
I .1 I'll .li my cl isiug the iloor." He did
in! wbl: I er to follow bis movements,
;.i.. having l.ucy standing on the tup
-t. p an I Hie street dour ajar, the ma
nr 1.1,1 the basket gingerly he
wail.ed along Hie passage to another
.l.mr which b'.l to a back yard.
II. . re h.' I. moved Hie basin from
the ba-lo'l. stainllng this on tin' led
,ii. s I ile be gne.l with mil glei!
. i s;, lions at the top of the half col.!
ill siill s;ior pui'.;ing. Vcr since
. ;.,.l,ool bail l.e fell such tempta
.;.n ;i' Hie si.;lit of anvtliitiK to r.it
I..'.1 I,;. Hie baiii now at nun's
' iirt! . 1 i '. pp 1 .ii.l the iln-1
' i,. .,i tbi r. in eiepiled the iiitieing
is- f w t' ! t i Hie right w.i
i tti o 1 ;ooi:t i in front of it
.' I;.. ..r t'l-ne.l Hie w.il. l iri"
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',; . i .''it. i il.il rur.E freai a nai!
i ".n.l i:.-i i'. r I 1 n I'd 'In-
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1 t . t' . :tji. op. lie. I 111.- nt ret
i.i for
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CLASSIFIED
Half Cent Per
Word, If Paid
in Advance,
No Ad. uKn for Uit tha
farther notlco will bo
WAN Ti:i -.. Ill'lck lIlllHllelil at
once at l.o Ii, Tex. 3 S-SlC
WANTKII - t'asU niter fsuli mit t .-.I en
total asieis of an nil company, liiclud
lug ouislde lands; four (I) -wells on
Spinille Toil, nlllee fill liilure, l ie., all
Hear. Any i-asli offer will be sllblllil
led by me In owner. Address Lock
l:o T-i, lleauiiionl, Texas. !i :l IHc
WANTKIi - Stenographer nml u
slslaill bookkeeper fur oil cnnii:iny.
Salary $T" lr monlh. Address llox
i -m. u-2-aip
WANTIIU -An experienced woiiuin
lor general lioiisework. Wages $l.nu
per
week. A PHiy III once. iJ"t 'e
il l He.
WANTKIi A planer foreman. Ap
ply in McSli.'iiio Lumber ('oinpniiy.
i::.1 Wiess liiiildiiib'. ' 1 if'"
WANTICIb llentleini n ilesiri4ig 1st
class table board, Huso In, can secure
same by calling at &7:l Klizabet li Si.
Old 'phone. :H. Iwp.
WANTI'Il'i Conl fact for four foot
pine wood, car load lots. Can fur
nish any amount. Spurloclt, P.nx 11.
Warren, Texas. X-lll-inip
WANTKII-iMMtdeii, and maders; al
so lumber handlers. Wages $L.10 In
$1.75 per day. Address Keilh Lum
ber company, I. O., Voth, Tex. S-::ntrc
WANTKU 'J'lm public f) know that
Taliiin llros. pay highest, prices for
Second hand goods of fill kinds. 1m
tneilirile service. Sec ua before you
sell lir.:! Orleans St. 8-L'2-1inp
WANTKI I
girl or a nurse?
want
115
to be a lions"
i Concord St..
WANTKII For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 mid citizens of United Slates,
of goo, character mid temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
Knglish. Knr information apply to
Itecriiiting Ollieer, l'ostofllce Hilild
itiK, lieaunirmt, Tex. 7-II e.o.d. tfi
WANTKD The Enterprise hat'
some flasolino cans and inl: barrels
for sale, vory cheap. 7-8-tf-di.
1
Tat urn Pros, pay highest; prices for
household goods.. Hee US before you
buy. li"2 Orleans Kt. 8-22-1 nip
FOR SALE.
l.'Hllt SALK-Swccl pnlatoes Fri
day nnd Sal unlay at !"'" cents per
biniiiel; all ol bi'r vegetables in pro
pori ion. On account, of large ship
ment. Okra line a bushel, in any
quaiii.il ies. Ileiiamoiu Auction and
Commission Co., Il.'ill Unwio St.
FOIt SALE Nice clean stock gro
ceries; small lol Cents Furnishing
(inods in the slock, (iood established
trade; sell to employes of lleauiiionl
Itriek Company which pays off twice
a mouth. The company holds oul
:lole aeeonills lor you. dood (leal
I'm- rigid parly. See P. P. Jackson at
lleauiiionl liriek Yard for particu
lars. - WP
. LA NT) lll'YERS. I have :'.r.7 acres
of good fruit land I'm- sale; ail cleared
up; balance lias good oak limber mi it.
Near Santa I'V. Jasper county. Price
if I r.u per ai re; title perfect.
FOR SALE. H"l acres of fine fruit
lend on Santa Fe It. It., Jasper Co.,
price t.i.oii.
FOR SALE. f! 10 acres of oak
pine land In New I on county.
7 nun tn acre, mice S.1.IMI per acre
and
oil
: i i-
lle perfect.
FOR S U.K. 1; acres of long leaf
pine laud in New inn enmity; line fruit
laud on Orange A.- N'nrl hw e.-tein II. R.
Cut 7. "en f , -( of pine per in tv.' Price
$t .mi; :it!e to all ihe above laudsd are
g
K.d. Annlv to OWNi:i, t are r.n
li rpri
S ;pi lw e
FOR S M.I'. Three fre .h cows wilh
i!ms. civiiii: milk at present. Ad
less Mrs S. IC. Robinsou, Lin'b, Tex.
::n lwp
1'OU SALE -guaranteed
and
ll.iir.l. . I'.'an
'phone 1'.'" or .".
r: MMIIIL' milch cow
lir-it rah e. $I.Vo0. Or.
bene P.aildiiig; new I
SL'O-tfe;
Ijh1;o go where the crowds P".
uro irnh c l iei ttwi nice cn Moves,
sn.l they are Itavlti? tbom put In too;
it i" time and )bor aved to Have
ch' put In. yo'ir hmmo, hav
many atn'-ia ibat w have ni pa
i... i... --in v, i Uiim all ;oon
. . . . J ii. i... mi a e-
nil. 1 ib.'Mv avenue. 'riK'ko'l, l-nrl.
i' ri I ii.i-. it- .-t.i -
IVirk Ci.llet.v KorsVbe. frlini. I
S- 'ifj P.i-W. Au. In. 1fit. Pine. H-n-Ihiii
N. rth and K.iiin-i.l aveiie
t.at'ia a f-w stroeta tre ready fi
on.
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KtTMtN VELLS IT FOR LES?.
MI5S ALSTIN S
He t j p0.id"-r.
V T
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COLUMNS
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged.
25c. Adi ordtrtd lo rva till
charstd till ordered out.
FOR PENT
NICK Kroui Itoniiis for rent; can
be used for light houseki'iplie;:
it teens. :i7:i .Milam slleet near I'e.irl
U 2 III p.
l-'OH HUNT. Nb e y I'm nisb. d
rrnnt room Willi all convenb nci
Opposit court I 1 1 In I'eilll SI.
!ii-::ti.
POIl riKNT. Neat, newly papireil
ami painted eight room co.tage; $JH
per inonHl. Apply 70S Holme; nve.
New 'plume finli. S"l :itp.
KOIl II KNT Handsomely fiirnislie,!
rooms for rent. U:2 Kll.iilieih. two
blocks from 1. O. New phone 110.
8I-I!- nip.
1
FUIiNISHED H00M3 Elegantly
furnlBhed rooms, with or without
mcala HrIsIk apart.monta. 2-5-t.fn
LOST.
LOST Ladles' watch.
Howie and Kletclur boat
I lunling case, engraved ".l.
Suitable reward for return
I'enrl St.
bet w een
boils"
K. Y."
to r,:i-.
'.'-Il-le.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AHT WORK Orders taken for nrt
work in oil nnd waler colors, hunit
Leal her and Wood, Kmbroidory and
Kino Needlework. Christmas orders
a specially.
MISS CORA FHLLER,
8-7-30t S0t Calder Ave.
IWYERS AND CONTRACTORS.
For iron fitnces, brick, counters, lloor
railings, fi ro escapes, window guards.
elevator enclosures, cabs, grille anil
wiro work for all purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth,
Texas. tfe
Rour Lnko "bprtngs Hotel," rebr'.5t
and refurnished. Ratss, $2.00 anfl
$2..ri0 per day. Meals 50 cents. Spec
la! weekly pnd monthly rates. Hotel
bus meets trains, fare 2S eenta.
NOTICE Mrs. Helen McCarey will
open her school of Stenography, Mon
day, September 5th, 1904. .Day and
night classes in dictation $5.00 per
month. Positions guaranteed. Fur
ther information call at rooms 13-14
Perlstein Bldg., Pearl St., Beaumont,
Texas. New Phone 6. 8-31-1m
Dr. Eugene I. BowsKy,
SURGEON CHIRPODIST
Room 2. Neches Flats
Practice exclusively confined to the
treatment of Corns, Bunyons, in
Growing Toe Nails, Warts and all di
seases of the feet treated scienti
fically without Pain.
No calls made except by special ap
pointment. Consultation Free.
Over 25 years Experience.
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF TEXAS,
COt NTY OF JEFFERSON.
Py virtue of u alias execution and
nXl'iier (,f sale issued out of the Hon
orable District Court of Harris county,
one the 2utb day of July, 11)01, by Hu
rler!; l hereof, in the case of Mode
Alston Read versus L. Cabell Read,
No. :;;'.77(). an dto me, as sheriff, direct
ed and ip'livered, 1 will proceed to sell,
w iiliin the bourse described by law for
sheriff's snos, on the
FIRST TFESDAY IN SEPTEMBER
A. D., RHII,
it being the Cth day of said month.
Iietore the court house door of sain
Jefferson coiinly, in lh; city of Heati
monl. the following described proper
ty; to wit :
1st. Two acres off of the south end
of bt No. 'Jl according to McFaddin.
W'ii ss Kvle Land Company's sub
division of the Humphrey's survey for
tankag.' iies in Jcff rson county. Tey.
as being the same property convoye,
to L. Cube!! Read by V. P. 11. McFaU
dill. V. Wiess. and V. W". Kvle, rotn
pusin,; the i partnership firm of Me
I'aildiu. Wiess a; Kv Land Company
bv ib-eil ilai.d February lMh. Pi2.
and un recofib il
2nd. A pari of the obn A. Ya trh
Survey in .! neisi"i roanry. Ti as.
known ns pail of lilo-l; No. ""V ol
'Spindle Top lleigliis" eouiainlm: 1.
eiiii s'l'iar.- fe. 1 of land I" i'lg the
i.i me property owned and n;aee. tn
trustee, by d..i-d dated .lairrivv 1.",ih,
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NOTICE OF SALE BY MASTER
j COMMISSIONER.
In tho United State Circuit Court for
I tho Eattern Dittrict of Ta,
I Holding Sesaiono at Sherman.
Samuel T. f'arnea et al. vi. Central
: Asphalt aod lletlninB Co., ami Oeo.
, V, t'ulmer et ul and Frank Doater
et al. Inierveiinra.
lap No. .Mi, IteaumonL
I i:. No. 18, hiierman.
' Notlco in hereby given that In pur
pursuance and l.jr virtuo of a d-)creo
in tho ahn' rntlllcil causo of the
abovo cnililed court. Honorable l.
,U. llryaiit. Judge, Uatetl tho 1 lib Uay
of June, r.iut. and supplemental or
der datej thrt 3rd day of AUKUKt, 19H4.
and comninndlns mo to Boll tho prop
erty lierelnaf.er ilescrihed, f, tlio tin
ilersltrlleil Master CommlHsloner. du
lly nppolntcil by Bald court In said
I derail, will 8"ll at tho Court Mouse
Jdoor of Jefferson county, Texas, In the
'City nltcHinmioiit. nt publlo aiih'. to
tho li!licst hldder for cash, on the
j first Tuesday In September 1U04, the
isani j being tho sixth day of Scptcin
iher, between tho hours of ten o clock
!n m. and four o'clock p. m. of that
day the following property described"
In snld decree m follows:
I Lots live 15) and bIx (C) in block
'twelve (12) of Rango "A" as doslg
' naled In tho recorded plat of tho Port
Arthlir Lend Company, as recoruuu
i In the oMIco of tho Recorder ot Heeds
In mid for Jefferson county, Texus,
!ul Ileaumont; iilso that tract or pur
led of land not platted into lots
b.-unded on tho easterly sldo of the
I winterly lino of tho alley In the
L... r.t i.loilf inn (101 In thfl Town-
sito or Port NocIips; on tho westerly
side by the westerly lino of said
Townsitc; on tho northerly fildo of
the southerly lino of tho right of
way of the 1'ort Arthur Rico and Ir
rigation Company's canal, on the
southerly side by the ' northerly lino
of Central Av.enae lu . said Tow,n,site.
containing thirteen nnd ninety-one
one-hundveiUhs (13 01 -Vlf-V acres of
land more or-loss of the Townsito of
Port Nechcs, accords to the rccord
ede plat thereof in Jefferson county
iTexas, including tlio ninnuiacniruiw.
Irellning, storage, and nhippiug plant
situated upon all or sain laim oi unjr
I. ,.,,-i iii.Tfiof tn-rpthcr with all build
li f.wnmmita tliereotl. OT
nigs ill" iiii' s. , v., ,
which may hereafter bo placed on
said lands, and Including all machi-m.ri-
converters. stills, railroad
tracks, locomotives, freight cars,
tank cars, pumps, engines tugs, boats,
barges, wharves, oil storage tanks,
idistillato tanks, oil wells, cooper
shops and machinery therein, pipe
lines, privileges, leases, pump-Jig
I plants and machinery, power houses,
'boilers electric plants and equip
Iment and each and every article,
jtool or implement in use or usod as
a paprt of or in connection with tho
I said plant and the operation thereof,
and situated in, upoa or about said
tract -of land, and also those Yfhich
may hereafter be erected or placed
thereon, and including all articles of
icrsonal property of. any land or na
! turo, about or upon said real estate
I innr including anything in tho nature
of stock in trade) or usod in the
operation of said plant and in the
prosecution of the business of he
Central Asphalt and Kolinlng Com-
-,i an nnd all other fixeures
in or which may bo placed m suet
buildings and nnproveiiieiiis, uuu y
dock privileges and riparian rights
and appurtenances to said lands, to
gether with tho rents, issues and the
profits thereof.
Said sale will be made for cash,
payable when tho salo is confirmed
by tho Court, but the purchaser will
bo required to deposit with the un
dersigned a ccrtilied check or cash
to the amount of Ten Thousand Dol
lars at tho time the property Is
Knocked off to him, to guarantee Ihe
carrying out of liia purchase. After
the sale I am required to report the
salo tc tho court for confirmation or
such order as the court may mato.
This August 4thb10O4.A nuga
S-5 lm. Master Comiuiusionei.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that in nc
onlance with chapter two (2). title
o.irteen (14) Revised Civil bla utea
f the Stale of Texan, the 'lexarkana
& Fort Bmith Railway Company will
lpon Ihe loth da.y of September, A. 1).
..n4 bet wen tin- hours of lu a. m. anJ
t. m. proced tv sell at public auction
ruin tho plnttoim of its freight depot
nt Heaunioiit. '1'e.vas, the folVowmS
material: ... ....
llioces or spiral seam innc
Hei'l pine eighteen inches in diameter
4 .... .1.... Im.Iiu . nlifl
llogelher Wl'ii coin, mm .
rubber parking new wiih Find pipe.
w hich niaUTiai w is cinis " "f -.
Aniericivii Spiral Pipu Vr :ti to h.
Sanders more than three months prior
to ihis dale and against which the
Tcxaruana & Fort Si.i.lli Rnilway
cotupaiiy hr.s a charge of four hun
dred and eighty- three and r. mil ilol
bus for freight, storage and demur
ra "O charge. Th it Ihe pipe ronnert-
.,- boll-j and rubber pacuing ne.en
M i lore rieiuioiieil b ars no mark
-, umber or name thereon, and has re
mained in the ,,. .-.session of the Tex
'r-rKana K- Fort Smith Rr 'lw.iy cotn-
pa-'v niu laime.1 f'r a space of more
than 'line mon'bs since its receipt.
:-,..d the oAin r thereof has fa led i'
'claim 'he -ame and pay the freight
and other charges therein.
1 That out of the proceed real'red
ifrimi .n id a nil fre'it ibinitrrnce
and storafti' (hare. will b" .ledueied.
nU.i oi-H of nle inrurTd by adver
' Ms rig. and nvi ruins if any. will !
Jliibl'suloitt to 'be ord.r or :1.' o n-
. r nt; tbi' f.i'i -factory vroof of owner
ifi'n hi' ti; I'.a'le 1v . f'r 'it.
ii:m:i & K'-'T PM JTII
. RY. C
,Pv
i;r" r.
in ys.
N.ill & Nc.rtt,
!! fcr-
FALL TERM OPENS 6EPT. 1
Flumps mw
! Crer Srth S a"4 Ereadajr.
I Iain--r'. T va.
I A jrtr ara"T 'x d f r tT
!r -'-. ?;"', a! a'l t. ti f 'i l"l'.'
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n ! 1":. r ' T-: in
f . '! 1 f 1 tl T
a ..t r- I -'! f' -"S. A"fJ
!..nil?e'4 ' ":1
jj 'Jevel'1 Bp
(gal
Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Pearl,
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Hebert. Forsythe4 Col
lege. Park, Pine and Main Sts.
For $25.00
BEAUMONT OAS GO.
J. S. GORDON a CO.
I
PHONES No. 32
This Space
Belongs
Beaumont Coilege of Music and Art
COLLEGE STREET, opposite High School.
MRS. F. A. HYATT, Directress.
Pinno
Voice Culturo
Flocutiou and Pl.yKical Culture..
Ait
Violin
Harmony, Sight Singing and Iand Instruments W. II. Smith.
Mandolin and C.uitar Prof. .los. I.o lluono
Kindergarten of Music Fnia K. Darlington Method
Opens September Sth.
1 '.a
8. R. Norvell, Prssldont. Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President
Chat. H. Stroeck, Cashier. VV. B. Llgon, Aosislant Cuulilea
W. C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P. , . ,
American National Banli,
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital Stock, SIOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Citie of the World.
W hava the only Separate Steel Safety Deposit Boxes In the City..
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
VIES
Park Farm
'Both
Phones
One Cillon Water
Three Gallons Water
Five Gallons Water -Ten
Gallons Water -
One Barrel Water
Special TicKet Discounts:
15 One Gallon Tithe ts -..
6 Three Gallon Tichets-
5 Five Gallon Tichets -
3 Tea Gallon Tickets
5 One Barrel Tkfct
10 One Barrel Tickets
20 One Barrel TicKtts
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To Th
.Mrs. Hyatt and Miss Pelt us
. Mrs. Sarah Felix Panhs Hill
Mrs. Jennie ilixby
Airs. Cora Fuller
Anion Navralil
Lithsa Water
On Credit. Cash.
10
.25
35
.50
1.00
.OS
.20
.30
-.40
-.80
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1.00
1.00
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-3.25
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