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THg BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1904.
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AT THE YACHT CLUB
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Ill
tin-one.
'l ml. nlil Kivi-i'H nn.i-1 nf "II
thU .Mie'il rlnh," ri in ll Knl S.imli I . .nil.
r'"'.::rilint; llif im nn ttilh hoied im
jMlli lll-.i. "Ill' lll.VI.i klil'W JuM Im
to nr ' -1 a iliiiin i"
"Home if ti'i i:il." in-' eiiteil Mir
I'lil.il. iniil.V. "ami inn'' if ll.i lil''.
I'lini- Ulv. rs iilii. 'i."
"Ami wlnril." miI la 1 tr.i lnvv. Inh.li
ly. "Iii-iir im'. ttli'i' Miii'ii t" have
Itinl liii'i tlii-r :il ll.i i vi iy rbili."
"It kih-iiim llniiiu.llili' In null" llml
lie's ill 'lil. If I l::.'!li'l llMenileil Ills
funeral. Mini III II..- :i:i ity tif ull
luiirer. Ion. I ) ll lielieve I kIii.uM
iluillil il im A'. I'tnl m-l it ilnwii J'M mil'
if Ills ii ::rl'n ill J"' rs."
"Willi ill'i lir 'll" !i:!-'l !'.ir
low, Hiililrnly. "I '.vii;i In 1 1 -t I ill III''
tiiii" antl Km hi ly lil'' I."'' ol
drill !i."
"Ili illril its iiiin l i lately im In'
llvril-nf Inarl failm v," milil Mar
J'lillll, i:i:ii!ni.:.
"Why ';iii.ni,il:.t " ?' "
"H'h vriy rvlilriil lliirliiw ilhl li"l '
Irtul his fiinrial," ri'iiiiirki'il .Marl'hail,
ilryly.
"Ynu'rc i;priiMn l paralilrH, iilil
man," rrtuiiird ll-nluw, rliri rfully.
"Dliln'l yoil ' vrr hrar iilmiil lllvi'M'
iv; it fin I I'M. nhl fhiiiiV" qililiolKil
Aiarl'liall. lirrli'Vaiilly.
"Of riuiivi', I all iiliuul Mnlli"
I'ri'Kliiti," imlil Hari'iw. "lull I Hup
nii:ril that Willi nini'ii or Irs.'i of a w1-Cll't."
".Mdllio riTStnll!" rxrliiliiiril
otl'rrs. "Thru slu-'x ainilhrr
Why, wo nrvrr ilrrann'il nf Mnlllr'H
lirhiK In II, loo."
"llul. I'vr alwiiyn .miiihiki'iI Him was
voty niiirh in ll.J' siihl llarlnw. "In
fuiil I novur kni.'W Ihri'o wan anyniii!
'S(!."
"I-i't'R havn your story, nlil mini,
jiml thru wu'll till yon iiiirs, for it's
very rvldrnt. ynii'vo ni'Vrr hriinl of
jioiir ohl nivoi'H' fimrral iii'orosslon."
"I!.'n rather an oihl tiilr," sahl l'.ar
low, hut. thru Kivri'H was rallirr an
oihl cliiip. you know. TIhti- was nomr
Ihlni; aliout Uivris- HonirthliiK .so
upontanrous, ymi know."
"UIvith' I'haini lay In hin nnrxiirrt
I'dnrss. Ono rimliln't pii'ilicalr Kiv
I'ls. I In wan so initiilii lo ilo tin; oili
er thin;,'.
"Ii I'ri tainly ilhl It I his timr," wrnt
on Bni'low. "Ho you Irllows rrmrin
lirr tilt? ohl KKyptiim palmist who hail
a Hliiinty down on X stnrt? Well,
Kivri'H told Mollir mm of his fab
ulous lith'S alionl this old I'liiirlatan,
and Mollir's rurloslty was so I'xritnl
Unit she askrd Uivris to makr nn np
jioitil riii'til for Iter wilh t ho I'.y pi inn.
"Slin ilnivo down llirrr our day.
irav!ly vrllrd, anil was uslinrd inm
nwful ntiil niyslriioiis prim lirr ol
Kn.vptinn. It wan vrry ininrss
Mn'l'.i Inlil mr so liri ti'lf. Tin'
palmist wore a hrnvy liirh,iii ovrr his
and what was lilt, ol liis larr
roniirali'd by a hnivy blarlt
lirard.
"Shr said Mil' piilmh't lu'hl both hrr
IiiiihIm In his most Iriidi'i ly - in fact,
caressingly--anil mihl Impri'indiely:
" 'You are In love.'
"Mollie jumped nearly mil i f her
rlmir. but the rascal In Id her bands
lirmlv and tin n pr I' d In ih srribo
man. lie painted Uivetr to I hit
the
Hi
ive
I'J'CM,
was
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Tlun s e'fc snollier cne."
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y, , 'f '.f1 i ii: H ;t "ii r -t fad
Hib only y il. iiian;;i to jul't
lu l ll. (Vi s In ti li phnllr ll!rr4 tly
In Hilly liii.un an. I In f.- Iittu ( call on
l i r lli.il i vi inn-', ami koiiih Uiiik,
n.iiiu !iii, htniii' ay. inanity" Ui tiii.
i.r i km ju t l.o oi. 'I Arli Fnnii
IHi lllllS ll til
"liiily r-iinl "I lil.o a inan. lie
-aid lie Will Mll'l I Hi-i ninl ullni'ilbir
llill . I Willi ili' "lul liillli-'b'll I llll. lil 111
i.1 Tie n iiii .-l, l.ul lu 'il cuinii and do
hi.. In .-.I."
'"I'lii k of Hi nun h iin-'lim unytliniR."
I hi in M oi l Mm 11
'!! on. f. r I'.i-iivi ii'h inikr, num.
iloit'l krrp IH nil III tbU hll pi nn',"
in.inil Siiiii! ruiii.
Ilm low .liijuil bis wine hu'irlou ly,
llllllllliillHl.
"Tlu-y bolll uriivi il Iuri Ihi-r." In
di.iMb',1, "mi.1 Jit -t us .MiiMi" parted
I he porlli rrit of ihi' ili.iwin,' riKiin.
the)' Imtll bur l. Hlmilliiiiii'iilv, ll.l"
'I Arise I'roin lin iiiim nl Tin e.' !! .
it im r ally iliiiiui.ili'."
"Ami win. il Ilm is?" ijiii .lloti' d
Mm I'linll.
"Why, of i-unrie; liiriiunr i.hn lind
iisl.inl Millv in l iin- li .in l In. I way
i be lei led I. lie, Sbe ill. Il l llill tl lli:l
obey Hie llii'.'.i r of prn Idrlirr w hni It
'.va t pniniiiii; "i iiiirri lii;:ly tit old Uiv-
m'iiii sivwMrii1
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"'I Arise From Dreams of Thee'!"
its. Ilr sal out Hilly Drown, and nho
lirci plrd hllil."
"That explains why who Khlppcd
Hilly." rrinarlii'd Kiiiiderson, rrllret
ively. "Hut I wonder why she kept,
her ennn.Keiuent to old Itivi rs so
ipiiet?"
"You know Uivers always haled
iniblielly of any kind," returned Har
low. "Hut he really couldn't keep that
Kj-yplinii affair dark, lie bud to tell
some one, and it I'lianrnl to be me.
It was hi re in this very f lull ono
evnilni; last Htlinnier. Ilo said he
nearly diitl when Hilly Drown started
up and sunt; '1 Arise Kroin Dreams of
Thee.' almost at. the very instant ho
hi-Kiin lo sitiK it, but ho just put it
down as a remarkable Instance i f
thought transference, until Mollie
hrrsrlf conlliled the whole story to
him."
"I think It's even better than bin
funeral, " comnu iiled Mncl'liail.
"It ceilainly couldn't luivo ! n an
ordinary funeral," reiiiarkei! H.iilow.
"II. was, Indeed," nsseliteil Allic
IMuill, "most bizarre. As I told you,
he died ostensibly from heart fail
ure. Propped suddenly in the bank
while he wan cashing a cheek.
"The funeral took place from bin
I'piirlments uptown, mid I never saw
siii h a crowd of ;;irls lu my life at a
funeral bel'm e. All Hie ii Is we knew
he knew, and a regiment of I'.irls he
knew wi didn't; at least, we'd never
seen them before.
"Mollie was there and well lo the
lure, illlboil.nll we never suspected s'li'
was mme Mian an ordinary mourner,
but she and all I he other nil Is wove
crepe rut her ostentat lously, mid really
seemed uvcrconie with urief.
"I khI over by Mollie and asked her
who the deuce tlu-y were, mul :;he
tossed her bend dbniaiul'iilly. and s:ii'l
she diilu'l know; they wire pri di.iely
i leiiuniilii rs."
"We fiiuiid out later they were from
He- riinil distrli'ls." pill in Samli r
I'M-itedly. "Idvers bad made hii.i
while the sun iihniie in his own char
in li iisiie lashion."
"Hut who were they?" anke.l l!;ir
low . in ailmii'iiii; aw e.
"Tin y weir bis tl.iinvcs," said iiiin
li i ti . : i ii in ii ly.
"Pii you Mienn all nf them, one run
tiiiu.i'is pel I'lirninnce?" iisK,.il Harbin
"Niilliinu else," answered .Maei'hiil.
"His will I'lnveil it biter. ll win
lii'iin! that he bn.l b it hi.; all. 1 i : lit
tie nil nnir bull iniliinu of ilniinrs
In be dii iiled ripially aiiinn:: them.
Veil can ft "idil iMKieine tln-ir sui
lui-enii tiiniiin; t In in i 1 1 . so ti ii nit f
ii .il win n they Inn! feinjlj bi ltMe.l
Hny wi re the one and nnh."
"I ii!.i.s si. id li'iv.i was a
!! in ." si'id Hal I. in, tlniii;;iilfiilly.
si'iiin; hi-, rbiiini'i" '''.
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; t.-i' l.ll I'''. Ill
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itjSCgiLIiiANY
Soft Bacon.
If o ara tn maintain ami develop
our tt:ide In baron with tin at Drituln
it H t'f Ihn pri all st Imp irlanre that
wo pay Htrlct altei.tlon to ipinlliy. Not
only tnuht our hiii;n bo bred to cive
tbo dehlreil mnforiniitioii, but they
must bo fml ami rmniiK'l In ni'li a
way an to nlvo tbo mlreil i.unlUy. l)n
nf tbo irreateKt ilt'fi pta In (juiillty with
w bli h our pui kern hnvo to contond In
u ti'iideiiry of Homo Hides to turn foil
ilurliii! tho proccua of urli.p. Soft
in n Iiuh r.olhiiiK to do with fattioi':
In fm l, n thin did" la uioir apt tu de
velnp hiiflne.jij ilian a fat mm. In n
soft hiihi, tbo fat Ih soft and spunky;
n ml noiuetlinpR own thu lean l.i aft 'it
Ml. Thrro nro nil di'Krfeii of miftnn;;i'
up to a iiito alivl.t tc.u'eriHsii; Lul
any il"re.j of tundernnsg ileirin U very
much from the valuu of a s' and u
really mul ldu Is lir:;rtlcally wnilti
bs. Thu pen i litao of mift sides lu
Koinei lines very liltjh, in. iih hlnh ns
to per cent of tho total at rrr'nl'l Hi'tt
sons of Ihn year. It will, therefore, bo
easily understood Hint such a conrtl
Hon represents an enormous shrink
in'.e In value; ami this loss hi hound to
be ri Heeled In tho prlre.i tmlil tho
liirmiT for bis hoi;:!, to :;n'" iiotlilnj? of
Hie Injury to thu reputation of our ba
ron in (Heat nri'uilii. This 1 1 no a
tinnier, therefori), which tiffects nicro
ly Ilm packer. It uffecln thu h::roti
induiiliy as a whole, and tho furrier,
siinnr'or later, mu.it Nhoulder tho
loss. It Is Important, therefore, tiiut
tho farmer ;;houl.l pay particular at
trillion to tho question of quality.
Ontario Station,
The Kerry Cow.
The Kerry cow l.i heliiR written
about quili! extensively In our foreign
?. Im it i.'i 'M, rod it is not. Improbable
that. Mho is aiuont; I ho breeds that will
some limn bo known in this country.
Whelher she ihishoskos any points that
would uilapt her to some particular re
gions of this country is a matter of
conjecture. Dorhiipn In sonio of our
more mountainous districts In tho
south mid in tho far west sho mtuht
supply a demand for a dairy cow that
is poorly supplied at tho present time.
Tho cow iins nlrcudy assumed consid
erable Importanco In England on ac
count of holiiK small In size and heiu
also aide to thrive on poor short pas
ture. Evidently nho has boon devel
oped under hard conditions. Some of
her EnKllxh friends claim for her that
nho will nive more milk and butter ao
cording to her weight and on poor pas
turiiKo thi n any other breed of cattle
on tho wimo kind of pasturage. On
the other band, tho use of Rood pas
turaKO seems to bo against the Kerry
cow, slio at once begins to take
on flenh and shrink in hor milk. Ono
man nays that the Kerry will live and
do well where a Jersey cow would
starve. Sho Is said to possobr ono
quality that certainly la not common
with cows and that la the ability to
regain her milk flow when It husi been
fihriuik for months from poor feed.
This Is a point In her favor, if It can
be established. Tho Kerry Is said
to be very hnrdy and to be ahlo to
pasB tho Irish winter without Bhelter.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word, If Paid
In Advance,
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged. V
N Ad. Uhtn far ltu than 35c. Ait
furthar notict will ba charged
C V 'J
rdarad ! rua
till ordered out.
till
w.NrD.
VVANTKIfc Two rooins mid IhhimI
in it pnvat.i family. Not too tar frm-i
ilm liusliiesH miter. Address 111
this nlllce. H Z :Ha
W'ANTKU A bright. Iiil. lllmnl. of
lire buy. Aidy by letter only. flvllIU
rrfereiireH, Sefllliiy lil '. U-S '"i
WA.NTEU A position as cashier
by an rxpi rleiici il yiiiinn lady. I'au
lentil l typewriter. Addiess Tii7
riaiikllii si., lle.iumoiil. Texas. 8-willi
wantkh At :n:.'i
lllie genl lemon boar
Kiirsilho Klrei'l,
lers. -7 ::ip.
W'ANTKU My Sabino Tram Co.
Dewiyville, Texas. i."i lo "n ineii In
I mi l;, sinel;, iiud load lumber oil Ihe
yard and til planer, liooil wages mid
perniiinetil einplnymrtil. Married
nun preferred. No Idlers nuswereii.
apply in prison lo W. C. (iray, Dewey,
ville. Teaxs. '.i l-if
W'A.NTKI) Coniract for four foot
pi nn wood, car load lots. Can fur
nish any amount. Spurloek, ilox 11.
Wnin ii, Texas. S lll-lOtp
WANTKIl Feeders and graders: al
so lumber handlers. Wages $l."i0 to
$1.75 per day. Address Keith Lum
ber company, 1'. ".. Voth, Tex. 8-::ot.fc
W'ANTIOD Tho jitli Ic Vi know that
Tat urn llros. pay hinlient price3 for
Second hand goods of nil kinds. Im
mediiilo service. Seo us before you
sell. i;r.a Orleans St. 8-:'2-lmn
WANTED. For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 and .'IS: citizens of United States,
of good ciiar.ict.er and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to
Kecruitlng Officer. I'ostoftice Uuil'l-
ing, Beaumont, Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. tf
WANTED The Enterprise has
some fiasoline cans and ink barrels
for sale voiy cheap. 7-8-tf-da.
1 -
Docility of Pure-Bred Hops.
It Is a great point lu favor of puro
bred bogs that they are more rtocilo
than tho others and less liable to run
about. Tho fencing of them is a com
paratively easy mutter where the
fencing of the others was a herculean
lask. This point should bo of Itfielf
sufficient reason for tho farmer to pay
a little more money and get pure
breds when he hns tho choice of buy
ing them or of purchasing others of
the mongrel sort w!th roving and rest
less p.'oelivitic't. It Is not a pleasant
thing to have hops nlways breaking
out of tho yaribi mid pastures and hnv
ing to bun' them up In the highway or
the neighbors' vegetable garden. Then
the common sorts are bard to drlvo
and it Is no e.iny matter to return
them to their pens and yards otico
they have broken out. Tho quieter
animals nro more vnltmblo for food,
as their muscles are tenderer. More
over Ihe i.niet. ones make bettor use
of their food and will make more
pounds of gain per hundred pound ol
feed than the others. The breeders of
pare lire;! swine are constantly si lei t
iiig. though uiiiiinsiloiisly, in the ili
ivrtiim of greater docility and tracl
nbilily. The interests of tho breeders
nf pure bred swine and of tho farmer
lie along the same line.
Talum Tiros, pay highest prices for
household goods. See U3 lictore you
buy. C52 Orleans St. 8-2Mmp
IM'liMC AI'CTION AI tho old
I.rwi lb n llnrn. on Main sirrri. tfni
unlay. September In, til In u. m . of
Mules, hiir.ses. niiirh rows and vrhl
l ies. J. C. Kerr, I'llblii' Aurllonri r.
j s ::ii.
Pour Lnko "bprtnga Hotel," rebnilt
and refurnished. '.at.-s, $:'.00 and
2.r,0 per day. Meals 50 conta. fipotv
lul weekly nnd monthly ruteii. Hotel
bus irteota trains, far 2f "enta.
Homo killed beef. venl. mutton,
pork and poultry; Treadaway build-In?.
If I Should Die To-Niglit.
If I ftlioul,! i!lo tii-nli ht
I'vfn lir-irlH (..li.iiik.il vii"ili tin n illicit
merit lo mi-,
IN.riillliiif uilnr linvi n.iiii.rs.'iiily:
Till' eVi'M Hint chill Hie Willi llViTtill
flllllCO
Willi lil limit llpiill mi' IIS nf )i'"'. per-
I'llillliti,
And hiiIIi-ii In tlic nld r.'milll.ir wiy.
Kur wliu cmilil war Willi ilumli, ion mi
III inllH cliiv ?
So I niMU li.il. fei'ulvi ii nf all, l.i
nilil.
frlviiils. I pray tn-n!i
your kissrs fur my 'li
me
fih
Kcfi n"l
llluW.
Thn way lu lmuly-
IHiW.
Think gently f me:
.My l'iiltiTlin; feel nn
a thorn
Kiiriilvi'. O hinrtfi estm tii;.'d.
Wlii'ii ill "'iiiiilciH n sl is mini'
n I
The tLMidi rnois fur whli'lt I In
it
vl. illhl
I tli.lll
let
I inn trnvi'I-w !"!
iiii'i-.-i'tl wilh ninny
I i.l.M.:
il mil
ln-iii,;lit
fron Vaterplpe 250 Years Old.
There nro still In use at Versailles
cast iron waterplpes dating from lOiii
ti liiKS. The total length of these
pipes is ir.t miles. A largo propor
Hon are 20 inches in diiimeter, the re
malnder being 12:M inches. They have
been laid In lengths of 40 inches, nnd
nro cniinled bv means of thmges and
bolts. Tbo 2n-inch pipes are 1
Inches thick, and the others seven
eighths of an inch. The only repairs
ntlll found necessary consist, in re
placing from time to time the bolls,
which rust through, but even this
ntniuiiit of attention is r.oldom re
quired. Kngineering.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-.Nice clean slock gro
ceries; small olt dents' Furnishing
floods in the siniji'k. Hood established
trade; sell to ojnployes of IJeaumont
Hrick Company! which pays off twice
a month. The company bonis out
store accounts for you. Good deal
for right parly.. See I. I". Jackson at
Heaumont
lars,
Ilriek Yards
for
partial'
J wp.
FOR SALE 3 young milch cows,
guaranteed nnd 'first calves. $45.00. Dr.
ISaird, V. Blanchette lluilding; new
'nliono 120 or 575. S-2C-t-l'-c
FOU SALE One No. C Remington
Typewriier, $7a. Only used short
while and good as new. Will ex
change for diamond. IS. this office.
11-7 :!tp.
FOR RENT.
FOR KENT Hoard and room at
! o::r. P.roadwny; electric
and cold water.
lights; hot
il-7 wdh
FOIt KENT 5 houses in South
end of town, near car line; also
furnished room near Reliance Mill
ai. $." per month. Apply 1127 Chan
dos street. Il l wp.
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FOIt KENT Handsomely furnished
rooms for nut. fi'.i2 Elizabeth, two
blocks from 1'. O. New phone 210.
Sl-1'.l-nip.
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FURNISHED KOOM3 Elesrantlj
furnished rooms, with or without
mm! Ilfiplii aparttnenti. 2-5-tfc
D.i.ry AcECciat,or.
Most of our nL-rlculturnt fr-r-v'.-x
linns nro reminded on n Mr.h fan .'
.l.i!ie nnd t!i" tiiere this is the i .--i
the i Hsirr l!l It !r to n'.;i! '' t!i rn i
li i tne Ir Ihi'" I" Tf. ! inaiiee of ti
w.ik t!" y are . r.-ntil ,- 1 1" T :
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ri . .ii'n t y ii'.ai.n--. vs. the fcitt. ':!. :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STIfAYKll OR STOLEN A Hay
mil i-i. II biinils High, in years oni.
weighs :nin pounds; while sMit in
luce. .;s scarred: thin liiilie ami
tail. $2.1 reward. Kas Landry,
alien ff
. i
CO tn Frier and .lohn-i n fur Wood
an. I mul. It iig -i;i :iniie 1 .1. and
i! will be tli linTt d to vnii at once.
! I line
IU Vi:i;.-5 AMI CONTRACTOR.
Inr nun fi tires, brick, cour.trr. fbor
milingi. I, re i-rapes, .ndow ruards.
tili vamr riulii-uren. cab-, prole and
wire wnrl, fur ;.'l purji'i-eK. Wri'o the
Tia.is Am Iter IVnie Co. Fort Worth
Tens
The Land
of Hope-to-Be.
to bllpilillCSH
T hnrii's ii wnv
rp tin. riinil ei iiii niiH.
Wli.Ti' niv soul ilm w.i.vl'nrlng
!y Die slupy stifiiins.
Jli'iirl Hint sends year nicnmrliis
in Ihe slinpi.' if KmiK. .'
Tu til.' lam! i'C Unpr-lii-no,
Is the jiitiiiH'y lung?
Xny, conin in ion nf my hiiuso,
In the l.ililii'St 1111,'ht.
Ilisti.ni'o In (b'sii'i' Is ilrnwnSil
As tlic ilny in ninlit.
IlPiu-t nnd soul B" wayfaring
I'p Hip rend of In-nnms.
Tn tlic lnml nf I I'npi -ln-Ilo.
I!v the sliH'py tlt'i'iens.
AVIlliiini StaulL-y flraltliwalte in Boston
Transciipt.
Cardinal's Hat at Westminster.
When I visited the Roman Catholic
cathedral In Westminster recently, Hie
official who accompanied mo pointed
out Cardinal Vaiighan's hat. ponding
high in midair on the left-hand side,
near to but. outside the chancel, and
stated that it would hang there unlil
in time It became dust, this being Ihe
usage with regard to all cardinals'
1-ats, as the hat is the symbol of the
rank with which they Bre invested.
Notes and Queries.
THE COTTON BELT DID IT.
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
The Coll on Hell has put on (he
very low rale of ?11.7H for the round
trill. Shrovoporl. to SI. Iuiis. These
tickets will bu sold September 4,
fi. 12, 1.1. 20 and 27. These tickeis
allow seven days in St. Louis,, nnd
wiil lie honored on our "St. Louis
Train" in its Chair Cars nnd Hand-
nine Day Coaches. Hnn't forget, the
dates, and that tickets should be by
the Cotton ltell from Shrevepoit.
The St. Louis Train leaves Shreve
port, at 4:4.1 p. in., and arrives at St.
Louis 11:. in next morn is.
Write L. 1. Smith. T. V. A.,
21S Milam St., Shrevepnrt. La.
S-S1 271
MUSIC STUDIO
MR. WM. A. KIRKPATRICX
Teacher of Voice, Piano, Organ,
466 Magnolia Ave.
Prospectus Nailed on Application.
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COLLEGE STREET, opposite High S:hool.
MRS. F. A. HYATT, Directress.
Mm. Hyatt and
Piano ,
Voico Cultures
Elocution and Physical Culture.
Art ....
Violin
Harmony, Slsht Sinin
Jlandolin and Guitar .
Kindergarten o Music
M rs
and Iand Instruments
Miss retina
Sarah Felix l'.iinhs llili
. Mrs. .lennle ilixliy
.. Mrs. ("ora Fuller
.... Anton Navr.al.il
W. II. Smith
Prof. Jos. l.o Iiiiono
l.'nia K. Darlington Method
Opens September 5th.
B. R.
Chat.
Norvell, President.
H. Stroeck, Cashier.
W.
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vlee-Presldent.
W. E. Ligon, Assistant Caahler.
C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P. Av j
American Matlonal BanK.
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital StocK, SiOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
We have the only Separate Steel Safety Deposit Boxca in the
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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trektmrnt f Cera. Banianv, ia
Crewipg To Sailt, Warti and all ii-
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One Gallon Water -
Three Gallons Water
Five Gallons Water
Ten Gallons Water
One Barrel Water
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VI5S ALSTIVS SELECT SCHOOL.
Ht'l g Bu t "0. 96 F- irl 6!-trt,
15 Cne Gallcn TicXeis
6 Three Gallon TicXts.
5 FiTe Gallon TicKets
3 Ten Gallon TicKets
5 One Barrel Tickets
10 One Barrel TicKets
20 One Barrel Tickets
$1.00
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- 1.00
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