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THE BEAUMONT ENTCRPHISg. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
a. 1904.
y. ii c. a.
WOMEN
RUSTLING FUNDS
MONEY NEEDED TO FURNISH
COMMITTCC ROOMS OF NEW
nUILDINC.
IADSES IllVi CIVtN THEIR Wit
One of the Pinna is to Furnish an
Oytter Lunch Twice a Month
to Buinexa Men ia
tne Sum Needed.
A iin-fi iiiK 'f laa---- -
lli! V. .M. ('. A. will he In-Ill In I'"-AiiK'K-iiii
Inn's IMliniH IHXl W'dnc.s
iliiy iiIh iiiiii'ii ui I oi liidi. Tlif mli
lor tin; meeting In Issued ly M
Ilul W. (in-i-r. president nf III'- Worn
n r Anll'ui v of llm Y. M. C. A..
lull II in cMcndi-d lo i-vi-ry womii.i
in jti-aiuiioiii wliu Ihih a boi,, broSittr,
husband or friend in Hi" iissociiiilon
or who is uny wy interested in tin
success of ili' iiN.sorliiUiin In tin
t-ily. Tin- purpose- or l In- niccling I
la devise ways iiml menus lor rais
ing money wiih which lo luiiiish the
purlins nii'l committee rooms or tin
new building. .. .
History of Movement.
When it wns proposed in erect 11
li oili i'ii biiih.ing for I In' Y. M. C, A.
hero lilt? Woman's Auxiliary gunnm
Iced lo furnish tin' parlor iind com
mittee rooms. 'I lie ladies "in H-
ately si-t in work lo raise nioiu-y lor
iiiik purpose iiml Imvn pnrihilly huh
cecded. Tim rooms have been pail Ij
:uriiislii-il lull tin-re in'' i HI "inii
her of lluin,"ii n purchase iiml mon
ey for I Iii-iii is needed ill once. I.tuil
week ii iiuinlii-r of young Indies of
tlH; Itosi-liiiil Set, assisted liy some ot
tlu-lr young men friends, gave a ile
lighllul ciitcrliiinineiil lit III'' Y. M.
C. A. niuliHirliiiii lor Hie purpose ol
raising money lo liny furniture wit It.
They presented a highly creditable
entertaining program iindil uelied n
little, over $50.
More Entertainments.
It is tin- intention of I lie Woman's
Auxiliary toxx arrange other enter
tainments and I" adopt oilier plans
of getting money for tills laudable
purpose. The meeting lo he held
Wednesday, it is hoped, will he at
tended I iy a large niiiulier, in order
that the liesi plans may he adopted
Iiml set in openilioti nl once. The
ladles have also undertaken to fur
nish the dining room and kitchen,
and have lieen quite successful in
this move. They now have four
dozen of every article of crockery
and warn required for serving light
meals and within a few weeks they
intend to use them lo good udviin-
une ol I lie plans already iieenieii
upon, hut which will probably be
enlarged ami elaborated nl the meet
ing next week. Is lo serve oyster
luncheons twice a month lo business
men. The Auxiliary believes that
if the business men know they can
e u first, class lunch oysters in
j'.ny style at Hie Y. M. C. A. dining
room on two Saturdays in each
month, i hey will fall over themselves
Belting (hem. It Is hoped the reve
nues from these will ho good.
Ladies' Plans.
It is also the intention of the ladies
to give a series of enlerlainnienls
this fall and winter, to raise moijuy
Id buy furniture. It is still necessary
Have about SlitKi. .Mrs. (ireer yes
terday made the follow ing statement
regarding what it is proposed to do:
"It will lie very easy to raise the
money for lariiishing the rooms if
everyone will co-operate with ns. If
tiny don't, il will be very difficult,
i wish (o invite every woman, even
remotely interested in the success of
Hie V. M. ('. A, to be present at l he
meeting one week from today, cs
p chilly those women who have sous,
husbands or brothers in I lie association."
t-ll.ll Will: llai lie. Ed: llatsa. I
Ihtrioii. II. P.: Hunker. N.: liuMirl;
I lan: Hii.-ditr. J. V : llrownle
Jan.: Iti. mn. J I.; IIiomii. AU;
lliiiwn, A. J.
C-fob-. V. II.; Cool;. V. C: Cii.lhii,
K; Cmarcs. ('.; Clechuet. II. H;
Ciilpi-IMM-r. '. I' : Clark. Ju.:
Coin n.iale. I'. C; Campion. '. II.
1 Hill. iKliis; Havl-. I wls; Iwvid
h.ii. Il'-nrv: Hull. A. i : Ihm;1ii
C. II.: I unit. It. II.
i: P-Kvnns W. II.: Trahr. J. T.:
Karim. C. II : I'nrlan. J. P.".
Millie.
il-iiond. l-:ih.lm; tiillain. 3a:
Ci-eniu-H, II. t!.
II-Hull. Chin lie-: !?- I; M.:
Iluirls, l-Mcar: llollowiy. W. r :
llarrlM. '..: Ilmilaii. ItascM-: llar-U
Will: Harden. C: llou. Tr'-'l: ll -enn.
t!'-i : IIoiisioii. s. : : Hopu.
.lobn: llalv. Hiinon: llopkliif. W. A,
-.loseph. Il'-nrv; .In lice. C.'-o :
Jnvnir. K. A : Johnson, .llm: .Min
ion. I) A.: .1 .Iiiisoii. W. IV. .Jacob.
.Ilnr. .lack on. S. I: Johnson. A.
J : .liiliii-im. I'hlllliiH.
J Kirki.n" rl. k. Hollo; Kahn. S. 3.
Iv-Mnv. .1. .1.: l.ofiy. Kro.l: Urcnm,
A .1 : !.'. Sam; I'''. A. I..: I.iina,
And '-w: Laii'lry. ,MT: l.allno'i. .;
Liilifon. Win.,
M-MrCov. Jos.: J.Iae. l-..i'.;.-n:
Mvitk. M. A.: MUi h'-ll. M. I--:
Miesev. Will: Mailh'-WH. .lomi
Moore'. Aiiimt: MiiTan. niim.:
I il Moore. . . r.. .on
i.l"M'"
pilht. s.: Moody. .
: Mncnonahl. W. M
Thoi.: Mnck. M. T1:.
v fi Wwniiin. '!. W.
Ilenrv, f)rr'-o. Mr.
I'- I'a-cv, K. J-: Pnli Kail": I'll'0
I .osier; I'aiierson, Zack; Pearson,
:'ee',l. V. N.: Rit'il. T.. Tt- Itol,.
e-ts. John: llodgerr, J m-; IIigl'-.
It. It.
4 'trnh'N, Henry: Sounncr. ..
Suliils. Will; SlngU-ton. ('. (!.:
Salinos. !'.: Pnlinir. C: SmlHi. j
S.; SIiii. I. W.: Snnde-s. W. I..:
Stephens Cicero: Stark, 1. II :
Slownrt. W. B.
X Tadlofk. f'. I'M Testoii. u.
c 1 1 c-1.-r. r Kiinlpe: Tuoner, II.
Tiikiai-y, C; Thiiotnone, .M. C.
W Wells, Mary: Whisiiiani, w inn-,
While, KiIiiii: llmore, 'Ihos,; win
bush, I..: Williams, O. f!.: Wl!
Hams; ltoberl Williams; Winpe.v
V. (!.: WilliaiiiH. Alf.; Woodlaun, C
n u'milnv .lei: Wellliore, Tom;
Williams, i.nthur: Willianv
gene; Wagner. I'hll.
Foreign,
linker, Ainl.v: Dihandell'M!.;
v WiuKiih. Chns .: .eigh, r. I".
kovic. Nick: Schnoilcher, .las.;
In -e. n.
Sears and pahiy
GO THROUGH CITY
GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS AR
RIVE FROM SABINE AND DE
PART FOR NEW ORLEANS.
WAS NOT k OfflCIAl VISIT
Held no Conference or Meeting With
Deep Water Committee aa Noth
ing Could Have Been Accomplished.
Mncloiiil.
McNeil.
'JrnnTr'
Seurs and Cap'. .1.
cngl'iecrH corp-s of
ihroiiuli Il'-niiiiioiil
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.
LETTER LIST.
hist of letters remaining iiiiclaimi.-d
l. Hie lJeaumont 1. O. fur the week
culling Any.
T insure prompt delivery have
your mail addressed 'to street ami
number.
Carrier windows me open on Sun
day from !:!'! to u;oo h ni. mid the
tieneral lieliv-rv wiiohev from tv: I'U
Mr. C. McNeill of SI. I.ouis, assist
ant superinlemK'llI I lie iinn-i n.
District Telegraph Company lor UK?
coml district of the western divis
ion, was in lleaiiniont yesteruay on
lour of inspection. itu weui in
I'ort, Arthur his'l evening.
Mr. C.eorge ('. Kellon. general man
ager Of IlliS (llHtriCI (II IIIU WCMem
itninii 'releL'i-nnh ('omiiaiiy. with head
quarters
sport iug
liere.
in Dallas, is in the city, m
hls company's property
Mr. It. L. lUnlTer, the well known
local oil man, left last night for a
months' vacation in the north. He
will visit his old college lown, Mad
ison, Wis., will slop in Hie Indian
Territory and put in a few days nt (ho
fair.
I.lelll. Col. C. II
I. Mcliidoe of Hi'
I lie iiriuy, i-aied
ln-l eviiliiR i-u route lu New Orlean.
ini-lr li'-aliiiii.n-iH. Col. Sears Is di
vision engineer of Hilt illvsm nml
Capl. MclndiK! Ih ilirlrlct engineer, ill
charge of Hut work In t Ills puiileitlai
Hccilon. They were iiccoiilpnnleil liy
Congres-m.iii I'ujo or Hie Soulhwes'
ern Louisiana district nml Mr. J. A.
lid tA the J. A. Itel l.uinhcr com
pany of Lake Charles.
Tun parly arrived in Heuunioiil
n bout 7 o'clock on a upeclal irnln
rrom Sahlue. It li-rt Lake Charles
yesterday morning, went down into
ih! guir hy hoal. inspected the Calca
sieu mid came up Hie l'a-a. Inspei I
Ing the I'ass and Sahlne Lake and
coming on Into lleauiuont. The gen
tlemen lel'l for New Orleans on Hie
In ((-clock I ruin on Hie Texas & New
Orleans.
No conlerelice Op meeting was held
last nighl helween the engineers and
the deep water committee, n Hie
deep water filiation Is not now in
such shape that a c inference would
result in nny hencllt to either par
lies. The fhler of engineers at Wash
ington has declined lo cause the
$lr.,(liiu npproprinllon for Snbin
Lake lo ho spent until aiK'r the com
ing session of congress and Hie engi
neers ol' New Orleans, consequently,
have nothing more lo say in the ques
tion. Itesldes this tin' deep water com
mit I en was not apprised or the com-in-r
of the engineers and did not
know they were in t ho city, accord
ing to the statement of Capt. Mcln
diie. The latter -ald la?t nighl:
"Our visit to this cili- is purely
occidental and in no way has nnv
Ihilig lo do with the question or Sa
bine Lake. '.Vo have been on a lour
or inspection of the waterways and
proposed waterways of this rection
and simply came to rioauiiionl from
Sabine in order to get n trnin to
take ns hnel; to New Orleans. Wi'
have had and will have no meeting
with the lieauniont eltk'.oiis. because
nnilitn could result from such a
conference. The Sabim
is out of our hands Tor
ing."
Lake niatlr
the time ho-
(iibbous
Houston,
J. A. (lihhons, of the
M o.nl.iel uriiiL' Coiuiiany of
is nt. the Crosliy House,
'l-lie Yonnir Ladles Missionary So
cielv of rresliyterian i tiurcii win
give a Lawn rally at the Jioine or
The Youn iiiiiu-hh lawlp.ali itiuu
Mi-u i w I'l-ce. 1 Hi;7 ('abler and on
Kridav nighl Seiit. iknll nre invited to
. i . : I . .
i ie unit enjoy me ciciuiik- "-
lieslimeuls will be served at popular
prices.
Mrs. dill representing Hamilton
!ros., Shirt Waist Department will no
at the Crosby Mouse lor i tie remain-
ilcr of this week.
to 1 1 :::e a. m.
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LABORERS MADE MONEY.
Cleared About $100 on Celebration
on Monday.
Chairman Kcks of (he romtnitice
which had charge of Heaumonl s La
bor Day celebration announced yes
terday that the c.iinmilliv cleared
about $li'" "ti the day's doings This
money has been turned over to Hie
u.-neral fund of ihe Trades and Labor
Assembly, and will be used in pavinc
debts.
FOOT CUT OFF.
Colored Girl Fell H Front of Mowing
Machine.
ttllie lYliinetiMi. a lll'le colored
-tiI 1:' jcars of ate. met w'uli a pain
f il aeiiiluii in Do- Can right pas
by jiimping m trout of a iimuiag
:md bin ins: In r ricbl loot
She ..s alien, li.l by Dr
v ho rep'T' Iht as iio'nu
I nr.'
inarbiTii
I in off.
ef loll
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PLANT SOLD.
Central Asphalt and Refining Com-
pany Knocked Down.
The property and plant of the Cen
tral Asphalt and Refining Company
located near Port Neches, in the
southern portion or Jefferson county,
has been sold by Hon A. Tiliss. of
Sherman, acting as special ITnifed
iKsloner to Samuel T.
Carnes .of Memphis. Tenn., for a oon
sideration of $1. ".0,00(1.
The property was offered at public
sale but only one bid was received.
The sale was the result of an or
der or the I'nited Slates circuit court
for this division and district and was
to siilisfy a mortgage held by Car
nes lle-irv Duffln and other asso
ciates of Memphis. It is understood
the plant, which has been shut down
for about ono year, will be put in op
eration In the near future.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
For
the
Chosen For Eastern Star
Ensuing Year.
Foiiylwo candidates were Initiated
into nonunion! Chapter, No. 71. Or
der of Last ern Star, Tuesday evening.
Alter the initiation, oflioers for the
ensuing vear were elected as follows:
Won hi- Matron Mrs. IVrcy Wiess.
Worthy Patron John Orchard.
Associate Matron" Mrs. O. S. Par
ker. . . .
Secretary Perry Wiess.
Treasurer Osa Anderson.
Conductor Mrs. Manard Robinson.
Assistant Conductor Miss Mary
limine. f .1 Ui
Sentinel Wi'linm Rogers.
Warden Mrs. Thomas Van Auken.
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FACULTY MEETING.
Instruct, ons Are Given Teachers of
City Schools.
A meeting of Ihe city superintend
ent of si boots, member of the school
lo.tr I and ler.chern of lieaunionl was
liM at the niiditoriiim f 'he hiah
-ihinl bull,! n yr stonliy The
ii -. i l- n; l--r i he I'ltriio-r- i.r in-
! i-ii.i-tii; .1..- 1-:-ie-ls 111 llliir il ltie
ji..r l'i. e-iiipni VMm s-.--' ere
;,M.i.e bv 're--i ;. M MiILml nd J- I'.
am:'!., ' o t-aid aiel s ipvoi-
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sic la
sp lid
i-lisdy
aliui fre. (lo out lonliflit and
a ileant f-vi-iiing in (he
hmxIs. Ii will do you good.
RECITAL TONIGHT.
Violinist
at
Will Give Entertainment
Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Ij-i l I'reomnn. the I'dHmM
pliin violiniHi who lias moved in UiU
(liy lo live, will miiko his ilt-luit io
lli-iiimnt mil.-leal i-irch-s end the pub
lip B'-iierally nl n recital in be e;iv ii
m i ho Y. M. C. A. nudlioiiiim ihi
evening. l,oi-. nning ni K o'( lix k. M..
K.'-'-iiuin will he asslst'd by a mnlo
ipiiiriei and hv Miss I.nllt ItiMikn
I wIb nml Mr. II. M. Mmlhnn.
Postmaster
NEW TERRITORY.
Extend
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WITNESSES FINED
BY JUDGE WATTS
FIVE ASSESSED TWENTY-FIVE
EACH FOR NON-APPEARANCE
IN COURT.
ARE riFTCEN CASES FOS TODAY
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Effort Being Made to Try Canes
Criminal Docket In Sixtieth Die.
trict Court Other Nws In
Halla of Justice.
on
Bone Will
Tiers' Routes.
Within the iii-m few days l'osinias
tor L". IL Hone will extend nearly all
of ncaiinioni's mall nuTlcr.' mule,
lit lake lu ill, out ""'I iidilltloluul resl
ilenreH. Tlie ivellnnelll l'e(illire.4
strieiK mi which mail Is lo be d. - -i'uy lo make some dellulie progress
llvered tu b" vrud"d and Kiippll"l I V'I(li his criminal docket but tm.i
Judge Walt of I ho Sixth
Irici court has been Hymn
Hi
for
liln-
twoi
Willi HldoA-ulks. Ci.ii-ililerable new
territory Iihm met ihe reiiilremeiiis
I I.. ..I. I ..... 11... ..vl.muliill.l
mill III II nil ii i ioii- .in- . ..- i ... i 1. ,,,..1,,
nihil- ooinpiisnen. jesieiuuy nt wn'm
been delayed from one cause mid
oilier and ns yet llnle has been
nil-uc-
id rouicK will he made. No
Honiil carriers will be nut on as u ro
md! of the el tislons.
WEDDING LAST NIGHT.
Beaumont Man Marries
Girl Vlniting Here.
When Mrs. V. V. Kvdlll
ow of I'liuland, enmo to
good hl threat to handle recreant
witnesses without gloven by lining
SIT, each five who failed to appear
lfiii- it u-nu reiuirieil ihcv had been
Enallsh ' KUiiimoned. A number of criminal
hend, secret u rv of
commerce, she did not anticipate Had
ing n husband walling for her. She
illd.i'l exactly, but n man who was
here when she arrived and who has
seen n great ih-al of he.- during Hie
past few months hna won her heart
and hand. Ile Is Mr. IL R. nurnahy.
a friend or Mr. Woodhead's who
spends much or his lime nl the In
ter's homo. Last evening Mr. Ilnr
mi by and Mrs. Uydill were married
at Ihe Woodiiead hom 1 nfl P road
way, hy the Mr v. V. A. flodhev.
They wont to New Orleans last nlg.il
on ii wedding trip.
KIRKPATRICK'S STUDIO.
New
Instructor Takes Quarters on
Magnolia Avenue.
Pror. Kirpatrlck, the now choir
master and organists nf St. Mark'r
in this city, who has come to Tleatt
nionl to take charge or the pipiseo-p.-il
choir and lo give instruction in
voice cult urn, has opened his studio
nt -'HO Magnolia avenue, directly
south or Cabler avenue.
MUCH FALL PAINTING.
euses were called yesterday, ns luey
W,i. had been the day prevloiiH. bill were:
I..II l...r .-..nllnneil until lodilV Or for I
ncaumoir, i ,,., 'i-i, men itneil were Liken I
I 1 III- ..... ...v.- ' .. ----- ,
lo vHt her brother. Mr. I). Wood- (igden, II. Lundrum, J. J. llroussuru.
the Chiimher of; Charles Ingalla and James uowen.
Fifteen Cases Today.
Fifteen criminal cases urc sched
uled for call this nioruing at 9 o'clock
In Judge Walts" court. They nre the
ccses of Jess Scott, manslaughter;
T. M. Kendall, passing forged instru
ment, two counts; V. and 1. llegley,
burglary; Felix Hobertson, attempt lo
commit arson; Ike Long, assault with
Intel!', to rob; Martin Lenox, bur
glary; Murt Mcliee, burglary, two
counts; lCrnesl Lofton, burglary.
Judge Walts also announced yes
terday Ihut the motion docket would
be called nt ! o'clock Sat unlay morn
ing mid requested all attorneys in
terested in the same lo he on hand at
the hour specified.
Yesterday's Business.
The first case called yesterday
morning was I hat of the sTate against
Dr. .1. M. Harris, charged Willi assault
with intent lo commit murder. At1
the request of the State the case was
continued for the term, owing to a
wish to await the result of another
case lu which ilarris is implicated.
The case of the Slate against Albert
Menguess, charged with the theft of
cattle, was called but could not be
i taken tin because of the absence of
'a witness lor the prosecution. A
line of $-." was imposed on the wit
ness. The case of Columbus llurrell,
jindictcd with Menguess, was then
i called hut neither side was ready to
I , . ., O .1
(o iptocoeii. it was comuuieu mini
. o clock in the aitemocrn ami us nei-
f'ier side was ready then it was car
lied over until this morning.
Suit for Divorce.
Walter JacKson of Beaumont
brought suit yesterday in the District
court for absolute divorce from his
vTiTe, Mrs. Minerva Jackson, in his
pi. tit ion asking a decree Jackson al
leges Unit his wife has deserted him
and run away with one Louis Adams,
with whom she is now living in Cen
ter. In the comity court yesterday II.
X. Norton filed suit against the Amer
ican Brewing association lor $IHS.G0,
alleged to be due him on account and
lor $oH damages. Suit for alleged
dtbt, the petition being practically a
correction in a suit already on tile,
was brought in Ihe county conre by
V. Wiess et til against Mrs. Aspusia
Ulanchette.
Tax Suits.
City Attorney C. A. Teagle has,
within the past two days, filed in
Hie District court seventy-four suits
tor taxes against Beaumont property
owners. Tnis is a bunch ot delin
quents whom Mr. Teagle bus been
alter for some time. In each case,
ihe reports, he has endeavored to col
lect the taxes before bringing suit.
He propot,es to push the cases until
ihe city gets what he believes is ow
ing to it.
Sheriff's Sales.
Deputy Sheriff Holmes has exe
cuted three sheriff's sales, involving
property ot small value against
which Judgments had been secured.
In the case ot Keith against llow.e
et nl u lot of 'and was sold for $KKl.
In the case of L. M. Wonder against
J. M. Mi Klvoy a lot was sold lor
Another iot was sold for $:!7.."i0
i, Ihe case of Motto Alston Head
against U Cabell Head.
Three marriage licenses have been
issued hy the county clerk, as fol
lows: tieorge liryant and Daisie
Aiken; Win. J. A. Ilaberle and ICiiui
A. itenfro: II. It. Uuriiaby and Airs.
!". W. ltydiil.
IS NOW OPEN
and
Fully prepared to do any and
all Kinds of Job WorR.
Lowest rates and the best work
guaranteed.
Both Phones 93
Phone us and we'll do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS,
Manager.
BUM i III I If CI
",!l!!Kill,!i!l!l!!iilr "" SK:
These are Busy Dnys for the Painter
and Paint Dealer.
In no previous fall ha.-- the local
paint trade been so brisk. Many gal
lons of paint are being applied
ndorn and protect the exterior o
buildings and much Inside paint in:;
is being done.
The fall paint season has now bo.
come a fact. A few years ago praeM
eally no painting was done in lh-i
fall, now il has become n close rival
of Ihe spring season. The develop
ment of the season as a good paint ing
tune is on a sound ha-is. Settled
weather conditions and the absence
of winged insects that cause trouble
by slicking (o the fresh paint, give,
it a strong advantage, and property
owners generally have more time in
the fall months lo give attention to i
the impi-oeniont of I heir buildings.
The present rush is abo lo some
extent accounted for by I ho late
spring of this year which made the
spring paint ins; season a short one.
Tliis hu.iy painting hcason indicates
general prosperity. While paint is as
much a ccesslty as a 'luxury, yet nr.
trade fee's any financial depression
quicker tlnni the paint, industry. The
brisk paint trade can therefore be
viewed with gratification not only be
cause it means general improvement
In local property, but also because it
augers financial prosperity.
Paint dealers state that a remark
able feature of this fall's trade is the
large Mile of floor finishes. This is
undoubtedly due to the change that
has come about ni floor flinish stylos,
has come about in floor fiinish styles
carpet and rugs by finished floors.
Automobile Fishing Boats.
Fishermen on the Lake of Neuchatel
are using automobile bents. They are
driven by n benzine motor and light
ed by electricity. They are flat-hot
tented, glide noiselessly over the
water, do cot frighten the finh ami are
a gnat success.
No Meat at Breakfast.
Meid is seldom neon en the hrenk-f.-mt
table In Austria and Cermnny.
nor Ik nMirh use made of the iirppared
cereals. m popular In America
Whent rolls an. I rye bread form the
staple biea'.fast food.
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If the iimn yon nre with Is loss "'-.an
IT. T.r oM. rv.d jou a"k him for
,j ..pepwia tab'v t. he will ccnorally Uko
a Vtile Im-'iV -it of lis peewit and
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CONDUCTOR FINED.
Ai-sessed $14.50 as Result of Fight
With Negj-o.
fondiic'or J'h- Tusa. a reminder
.f the Saldne Magnolia s'ri-t em
line, and II. T. Criner. a yo ir.a i.egm.
v re arraigned in Hilice eo'iM imirr
eh.v morning. bari;,! vi.h lirbi'iii.
The ixidiiiee hhowed that ll.e nun
jhad bad a liulit in a S.ibi.e ui h
iTi'n Im lore, ami ih:il I " i had
.i i ii am -n l I I'ni
Sjl.il il. The rnT!-:UC'.i"
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ii.i jii.i!n' tinirt.
LIGHTING AND POWER
ICjC AND COLD STORAGE
Rates Fumlshsi oa Application. All Orders Receive Prompt Attention
Main Office 380 and 382 TeVisSt.
itMsaai m-JCPixsimx. .11111 11 mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1
The Petroleum Iron Works Co.
STEEL OIL 5T0RAQE TANKS.
All Classes Fkte and Sheet Iron Work.
Equipment.
Fael Oil
Old
Tanks Cut and Rebuilt
Short Notice.
on
Main Office and Works Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch OfficesGodchaax Build
ing, New Orleans, La.; American National
Bank Building, Beaumont, Tex. .
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MEMBERS OF MEDICAL
AND OTHERS
PROFESSION
nlccd to remember that the consensu s of Ihe Best Medical Authorities
(based vu investigation
advantages
uud results) , iiuauiuiouiily favors the unrivaled
Cool Colorado Offers
as a resort for individual or those i n need of riiynlcai T'pbtilldlns
can e of Over-work, Sedentary Habit m or irther Causes: this having pir
licular reference to thoso rciling in the Lower Altitudes or Malarial dis
tricts. This Land of High Elevation
Invlporalini; A!niosdierc pud Magnificent Scenic Orandeur. prcHCitlnn
uneii:i,ed ( iiM ,rtun it ies for flul IIih) r Uifo and affording all the ComfonJ
of Civilization at Minimum Expense v. Is but one day' journey from Tex
as via . 1
"THE DENVER ROAD
Mch Is the Only Lin nfferire Solid Throncfh Train from Ihe 8oiitbwnt.
-The iK-nver" iaca you mile p -r roiiiul-trip and many hour timet
and jiruvi'hn Ihmble l:iily Thrmih 1i-.ni mi;li Palace lrairg Rorm
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