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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1004,
I
RUSSIA'S FOES
DOES IT PAY
TO ADVEMISE?
NOTICE
BECOME ACTIVE
THIS EVENING,
And Every Evening
t 8:15 p. m.,
Edison's Cimetograph
Tlio fireat Train llubbi-ry.
Kurepaui-'h Hiid Si lis llnm. 1 IrciiH
Thu Spanish Hull Fixht
Ami Other Attraction
Our Store Will Bo Open all Day Today us
Usual, from 7 a. m. 'till 11 p. m. on Saturday.
1 1. .
.1
ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD AP
PEAL TO THE REST
LESS CLASSES.
FLOOD LMPJRE WITH JLITtRATLRE
Incendiary Proclamation! Have Been
Smuggled Acroie the Border
and Scattered Broadcast
Among the People.
CM ALL BOY WAS VANTED.
Demand fcr Sustenance Evidently
fruitful of Resulti.
II" wax I! it icoro tlii.n six. He flood
'.'id mi I'Uli In front of :i lure."
i! I ill Tliii-i ' '!i nml Chcdunt
.:. i !.;. Hi; .-tillily lllli.' weic
1 i . :;m lnou n. mill lii.' Iiml imI n
I' .'ll'iy (,ii:i;;-trr. with lili linns
:ii ImI ii nml :i shod; of surly brown
I ..: blow ini; In Hie hn i .c.
'M ia ! I'll. Maw'" li.' vi lli . I with
nil Hi.' . in :rt!i i,f hl.s .vein:;: lunus
; i I' ., 'i slo.-li s nf tin' hiili-l. Tin'
I i lii i Mil l nil till' post Stopped, two
i,' I v. I n v.i ri' n.llliiK prrntubulu-
In lln-lr 1 1 :t t-.-i 1 tin' pas
ii passing I ft il !' craned
nml two curious team-
1 1 1 1 1(1 Ml' Wklt WIIH till'
II-
; I,
I'.ll.il
I . mi
I'l ( ..::,
Milled
llli.ll'T.
"Mat! (ill, Maw!" yi'lli'il his cub--Ii
i I. In ;i1it nml more petulantly, nil
oblivl his i t lln' iiMiiillmi In' was lit
Irarlitii'. Tin1 voir:' recped II i imi'lf.
A window in tin- lirili tit'iry :hot up;
a vnii:'!!i put her brad mil. At 1 itfiit
nl li:r tin! y t 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 r , with all his
lri'in;t!i, crli'il nut :
"Oh. ?Ihw. I brow down my lint n n
:. piiT" of bri'inl anil butler with su
;;,ir on it Inside! "
Tin' head lit I hi' window disappear
nl, t!m maids I uracil away, tlic p:i !
M'lii'.i'rs on tin- car l:iii!',li'''l. lit' '!
tiriuiii'il, .'mil tlif tfiiili"'iin n were .in d
Huyint; "(lit. up" to tlii'ir steeds when
a iii'lllmy appeared. As he towed the
small buy into the r.olcl b' niI'I k'K
nilirniilly, "Your mother wants to hci;
you." I'liiladi Ipbla J'n ss.
A Fund of Humor.
William Winter, Uir- dramatic rrlllr.
Is llioiii'ht by whim' to write tin' worsl
Iniiiil of any nuiti livhiff. There may
llllVO lll'lll 1,'blllS III tllf pUKI, men
Hid- lluriioo Croclcy, who surpassed
liiiu. but no inn' bin i'inal remains.
Some year nno Mr. Wlnt it whs
trnvliiiK In Scotland, nml halnn bad
iiiany iimiisInK eNpcrli'iii-cs, wrote mi
ac fount uf tin in to It. II. Htoililanl. In
New York. .Mi. Stoddard H-relvcd
the Idler nt breakfast anil, couibln
Itu; I'liiilllailty wllb the Inlnliliiim of
III" port, iniiniiiied to niiiko It nut, liml
cnjoyi'il several food launliH. lie
i;li:nri'il up nt Mrs. Stoililiinl itnd Knlil:
M s froin William Winter.'. Very
funny. Want to rend It ?"
"Vou know I 'an never rend n word
of bis writing.' answered Mrs. Stod
ilanl. "Oh, that nr.p'n't mutter," replied
Mr. Stoililiinl, IohhIiik Hip letter over;
"It's Just lis funny to look at!"
VtRE TWINO, OF CCURSE.
Little Girl Cculd Sec Nothing iii
Uniformed Pair.
Snlliii Is four i :!. old and mi ob
rervnnt uiinK ! ;:-!: n . Tin' other day
she was in tin: si. -rid "u' with In r
mother. I'l'i': r:il !v two Sislri'.j l'f
J'l'l-ey hwinb-il tin' ;:;n;if nr.
Su.'lii- wtiK'iu'il tl-.t-:' rlosi'ly for a
v 1 1 i ! wlthoiil .!"!!. i:i;;. Thru slit
ti.i i i d t.i l."r mutVi r.
"Mollu i'," she i:ri-ii"il. "Ii.ol-: at tin1
funny lialu t li ' I i:i'H I'i'.M' 'h:it
for no tiny '.cii' Cii'tu. iiiollu'r'.'"
"Hu .h," i-'ild :i ct I t f. "Ihui' am
h'.- !! . II. I'l 'li' V'II 1 ' III' Villi."
Ai.-itl S'llllii' b:p. ' I in'" II 'I 't""l
tiv ; ilr::c '. I'.ul wa:'. ..una brol.i'ti.
"lail, u'.i I ' ' r. "in id' I
l'.v!:i'. Ivi - I' d a : 'i bii; id' pi-'dly b:v.!'.:
aro'iiul i : i r v ai. t."
'"I I" l:i'i ! w : i!"i;i"' v. h::t
lu.'iKi y: ii I'.it:!: id l'::il .'" It I. . :! 1 cr
lln-!
Sa!i:;''s i". i v' rnt::i'l " itii a"-
t'i!tl.i.i.-':it "V'. I y , I'ld-i't : ii i iv Hi"'-'
r V " eh" :' do'd Iju'ri'dn'nus
,in. i'ij 1 I : ! t lil.vii.vs di'":s
ly Id. i . i ' iii. w In a !!' U
,? b. . r m :: 1 ::- l.i t i; a.
li : '.' !.r,', ill n ir :!". ."
wii-ly.
t i i
This Testimony
' Will inrply Inlnriwt. imiuy rcatlnr of
tlilM (:ipol.
.Tnnirn O. flr.iv :itsnii. Mo., mit' fttiont
Pr.'iUn's r;ilii-ll( Win" us foilnws: I live ill Un
MisNiiuri Suiiiupf in I iiuik I ill ( 'ohmi y uml ti:ivo
In i n iiclc villi iM.iliniiil t' Vi'r nml fur llttiiii
iiii'iiiiw :i viilli'iur slii'lriiin. lino linttlii nf
liiiik'i'si'nliiii'ito Vtii li.istlimi me iiion- i.'oikI
fll.iliall tlnl llli'dli'llio I tliivn l;ikril til tl:it. III-t'-.'il
lii'inl lis. I n.il liiivn.i' I wii fiMtrii ll l 'r In
.l:ill i'tvU. l)r.i''.T I'llliil'-lto U'lllt' I I 'n I'i'Nt
l'i' '!irini nml l-,iiHi I'T .l;:'.in;i. Kit'ifV n''d
l.ii'T Hilm-iiis I viT ii ."d r livaril of. I fcvl
v.' II ii'iw ni'iT u?.mi: ini" l-iii' f.
A. A. Kr.uii ir. Kmnnllo. 'I'.'i'.n.. rHi'i: T h:nl
it I'i'l ci'i' nf .tiiir Sli'tnarli iu;.l I mli.M i.ii.
I ic.ilil rat no til' "i Hint 1 wus "ruling l l s"
: n I r lii s1!--'!! m,r litt'"i I ti lnv Imismii si.
I II i'l I Hi 1 r,.ll l"' 1 U II II' I Hv.l .;ll :ri' s'V'l't v II in
r, 'il I'Oti Ii s il'iil i :'l f'! 'if'illT ;iv I :;ni illi irrltf
i iii' I. I luivu udt in J laalil to wruo lor a Iico
in it Lull f.
.1. , M ..rn. M. mt '"rttn. VIit.. nnlfs i n f..
t i.. ii,.' s' 1. ii 1 1 i it In:, i - "If u- ,1 it li'-i. ii-
Ii '. lli s.r 'i: 1 mil' til t ' nl Di.iVi s I lin.-t .
Vv'iMI' ii.ls I' l,, ,1 II. ! cf I ,'UIlll I't ll,:i i'l.'r M'"l
Iv M'M V IrilMl' '. I M.7'"-,-,; I It V'- II 1 llll'l KM tit
I. it: h ,J-i t'f tl i! iai w i li u' i il , ,irs .ma :.
i ' . ' . .M w.rli.Mit l"'ii,' II. ii.i.. ., '.iliu.'it,i
'. n I -us i', i ',1 li.i .i w I Ti:iti. A ..':t w,iir m
Ir ' w.i . r: U I'.' liMt.1 I' 1 M :,',i'.; I "'I M
i'i:.' nipt ti" n l n ir In.- 'I t , tT i- ml iir-r
, , ,', iIumi i;i,,: ! r I r. " l If-n I ill i t-rf
I ' ini-'H I'.iiui- iin ii,-.' "iir i i ji.iI li ti'iJ.y
I . . ,vi-i Ml.'. c
'II-" III tUr I'-.rTTi-i'i r.-mi-Tir. Pti'. ri'-l,-..
I.- '. I ' . V. i I - i, I i 1 i I t I Pi
I' . Ml W .:ic ' :r -I I - I - i I In V I ,- ,'l- I
,-f i -,s ,iit. A i- 1-- r il I-. .il r4iJ K j,. u
y i : i -: I l i'- i t !i ! fi it .,tt f.
Shoes for a Giant.
A ('aliinii'l shoi'innkor lias Jimt fin
Islu'il n pn I r of shops for l.ouls Mol
burn, Idiown as tho "Qulnoy lllli
;inal." Molb'iicn In 1!) years ubl,
staiuis seven feet elf;lit Inches In
'iciHlit nml tips tho senles nt Don
pounds. Tho rimes urn sixteen and
1 I. l 1 .l. I 1.
a qliaili T llirnes in n-iiui, mx uienes
in width iiml welnh flvo poumls eueh.
Molli iu n will use them while lit. worlt
in the Qtilncy mine, where he Is em
ployed. A number of offers to exhibit
the yoiltiK Klnnt have been made by
fI.i wmen. but nil have beun refuxi'il.
ChlrcKo Keeor.I-llerald.
Long Arjo.
I l.i 'nu i-i-iiii iiiIiit mien. l'niK yarn n no,
','- I I lll.ii.-i' II"' Mil" I'll.-ilii- I'''"'"
And wi'ti-ln"! the e,li-:iiniiiK Hinilii'iiins
HUdilllT lew ,
:i-,-t:,l Hi.- wniidl.'iiids. fin- nwiiy unit
Tie- si'ii'i.Tni'i- lui'i-.en IlKlilly brushed your
Ynili-" ii.iir was idlded by t!ie fadliiB
i:l'w' , ....
My li.-.irl. wtileli, iinlll now, had Hut-l.-f.-d
ini i !i. . ,
Was li 'ldnied. and 1 kl.i.ii'd you b'HB
.'i'l'i.
I.,, van lenieinl.r linw. then, yini UK".
We w:iii.'i by lids mlh "I"'11 tin-
A nl b'l'w wl'i'ii idldit f"'l y" w''10
Unl "lingered liy the rlpplhii!. rplnshliiK
I Ir'.eiV't-i speak "'nl linnluli dmibts fnr
My' "w'.' ,-.l i mailed rui'th I" r:ipturus
Yiiii.' 'la'iir'hhii. iniielii'd my tender hopes
I" s,-n;
Vein- lauii'i waa, uh! so pllvery-lom:
IIK'i.
I I.I VII relliell'll'T. lllllB. I"K .Velll'S IIT
Lit nlhl when I'lilllUll'.iil Stlll'H 111'
,i..,,.,l Ibe :-ii.
I I ui'iiini' I w i I' iioi':h nl' blll'T wii".
:, -',;,-1-1 Ii.m'-m llidile lli'.lit wllldu your
I iM'ii'l'ii yi'ir baiida and vnwed 1 would
Wi i'li 'll'ie'in until your lips had whls-i,.--,',l
low
Tbe Inner seeiet ptiKHloti i 'f your In-irl.
Then vou i-onl'eiMeil you lowd me lon
f.-llle I.elKb Illlllo".
Women Pensioners.
The laruesl pensions in thr fnited
.-'tales are dt'nvn by women, twi-nty-P
ir of whom reerlve in the iiKi;"e
-.at.- more t Iiii n i. paid to iiiln veter
ans of Hie Ji'i a month elass. Mrs.
Cm-Mold and Mrs. MeKinley rerelvi
:,,iiiii a year each Mrs. Philip II.
.-h'-riilan riseivis $'-'..'11111, while tin
pensions ol Mrs. lau'iin, Mrs. Mr
f'.dlni and Mrs. I'tauK Hlair lire
' .-1 -1 1 $".""ii. r;ii'jii"eM widows oi
"i.eral.: and ".iliiilrals receive $l.?"li
a j iii-, six ?'" mid have pi n
a; of Slam elK h. The total re
e.-ivd by ":'.'' widows amounts to
MOT.. 1 no. c('":il to the 1111101111I re
oi I .-nl by ".'.".is veterans at "i cents a
Bull Fights Fail to Interest.
1 t ti e s- riitid of the bull Iinlll'' re-
( tit'v clvrn 11' Ititdiip("f only about
, nr." te-i'b "f I'c :e:ii- wi r" iM'cupb'd.
j Snlisci 1 be for th. i:iiteiiui:.i mid
Ci-I nil I tie dl'.
m ctoiVl t o t tin- Olio.
SI. I'etersl' tfcpl. M :!;..." a II,.
IntiliM' ne'lvi'v is iK-llii; dl.-nnyd
li" soini! aiiil liusslan reu.i.it tunary
oiminlziillmis abroad. It srrtr.s tlial
they have united ill nn effort to ap
peal to all thii discontented cIiihviu
of 1 he Ititsiiimi population, Iacen
ilinry pfocliiniiiiloiis hv been ciuui;-
:ed iieross the border nnu iiinriu
tiled broiideast in th towns mil cit
ies, especially In I'ollsh und Jewish
celilers, rallilik' upon the population
lo lHko iidviinliiKC "f the Kovern-
tueiil's preoccupation owIiik
. . . . ..... 1 11....
war. I if rise iiKmnst ine iiuiiioinien
and overl brow tho autocracy.
Such propHHitiiilii In llusslii always
results ill an increase, of violence.
1., nriif lamal Ions are adilresseilU lo
the Jews, but the appeals are. inado
t ij nil tllL' lietOI'OilOX HCCIs, win 11-
ineti und socialists, and a new fea
ture Is I hal speciul appeals lire luuuc
to niasalils.
Muiiv of the iiroclaiiiatiniis have
been seined mid il is proved that they
have been printed in London.
Unl il now they have met with lit
tle response in IliiHsia proper, mil
tliere have been several man i Tost n-
lions i-i various places Inl'oland and
southwestern Russia, win-re mo pop
ulation is liu-Kcly Jewish. I he larn-
esl demonslralion is uiiuersioou 10
have laUen place al Crondo, roland,
where .rih'l persons pnrlicipalc'ld.
The inlnislry of Ibe interior seem-
itiKly docs not attach ureal, import-
in in. iii-iii-la mill Inns anil 1 no re
ports which have been received Indi
cate thai I In: people have not been
slirrcd up by thorn.
Russian Dessrters.
OKileiiKhuri?, N. Y.. Sept. a. -Three
liussian army doser tea's arrived heic
today without limds o'' passpuis .o.n
were sent ha 'H to Canada. Several
others who -n "f -d r--c-e.il. me mm
working as !'--'.i banb. unv w 1--sian.
who is "111! wea.-.i:; a p.in ol
liis army ninu'm. '"'i l !!'-al 1
serlrd Willi iMl entire tinipoM. 01 ou
iiicn.
BEGINNING SUNDAY AFTERNOON
High Class Vaudeville
Bank Clearings.
New York. Sept. U. Tho following
mill., poniiiileil bv llrudutrccl. hhowB
1 he bunk clearliiKs al the cllles nil d
for tho week Olldlm: Set. 8, with thu
iiiin-i.iiiiii'ii of increase, and decrease.
In compared with the corrcHMiiidliiK
jwoek last year. TolalH Include clear
lllKS of llfty-two other cities. ( nil-
adlnil lolalH lliellliie cieuriiiKS ui m-n-u
01 hrr cities In I'liliuda.
r 1 a
r "0 t
2 t -n m
New York
Chii'iiK"
. .$l,l2.T2.27ii!
:.i;.;,-,.:i 1 1
1.
illusion !l!l.:iSLMiS7; 12-Si
- I
l.lii
I I'hlladelphiii
St. Louis ....
1 1'iltsliiiiK ....
I llaltlmoro ....
'San Krnnelsco.
('iiiclnnall ...
Kansas City . .
New Orleans .
Louisville ...
Savannah ....
Denver
Richmond ...
Memphis ....
Washington ..
Fort Worth ..
Atlanta
Norfolk
Augusta
xln..l..,111..
j lll.-illiio- . . . .
mriiuuKimiu .
Macon
Little Hock . . .
Kntixville ....
LexltiKlon
Clllll tlllKHIKtt .
Jacksonville ..
Calvcstoti ..
Houston ....
in
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r:i.i27.!Mi:i
::i,tjs.'ji"i
l'.i.:;i:i.!MMi'
2il.SSil.4iHl!
L,,ni:i,.'i::ii:
82.MHS
.4!.Tr7t
5.1!l8.1.iS,
4,:i::7.m;:::
4,!i.:ri.2ii
I'.ilX.'i.L'XS'
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2,8114,278,
2,:!2h,!:'.t
l.-l-'ll.l.'l
l.::i2,8la
2,47I.:!1M
l,ti3:!,::2!i
4H!l,2li8:
.ri.V2,22ri!
l.tirii.siinj
447,50 1
7n4,:'.7it
7ll,(i(il
8.22:!,IMHI
17,275,ti8(i
1:5.2;
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nt
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10.:
10.!)'
io.::,
12.2
2S.1
i.8.!l
2fi.S
131.0
C.7
22.MI
Vessel Sunk.
llii;iilaiid LiKht. 'I'1- ;,--"A
vessel has been sunk oh Highland
lifJh'sliip.
H is not known whelliei the
wreck was I hal of a freighter or a
paa engrr boat.
Important Railroad Deal.
I'illshurK. Sept. !.-- inn of tho
iiiot-l import ant railroad deals ever
consiiinnialrd, nU'ecliHK riltsliurs.
was closed today in New York when
Hie Wabash interests for the .sum ol
512. 111111,1" n, iiirrlia-eil the IMllsburs
Tetiiilnal itailroad niid Coal tJoui
pany, the West Side licit, road and
its ' branches. Including till the as
sociated companies ol the coal com
panv. The purchase covers over
l.'i.niiu arris of coal ill foe simple,
l.iinn surface land, seven mini", thir
ty six miles of railroad with valua
li'le terminals in ritlsbiiri; and Clair
ton. The present mil put of the com
pany is "..nnu. u"u tons annually mi l
the (I'-al nivcs the Wabash the ad
vantage of an immense lonnai;i' for
iiiiiiii iliale haul and nit ranee into
nil Hie iron tonnage proditcitiK mill'
of I'itlsbui'!;-
lO.lj
Totals U. S. ..$l.73S,(iS(i,22:li
Totals outside I
of New York ..$ 713,:ifi::.947
Dominion of Canada,
Jlontreal 17,7..li,281
'Pii.lu J 4I.2IS.422I
Not included in lolals liecattso con
lainini; other items than clearinga.
!.:!
l-ll
TWO GIRLS' INDIAN ANCESTRY.
: ;
YOU MAY LAUGH OR CRY. 'i!
j.
Bui ) iinnnt hkr ar brand -nrw
rt"- tli from imr .;
ty It is tmmatrrUl i ht hape
mr yttvr wove may b. loire in i
nd rt ttirm '
BECK JEWELRY CO.
ILADIftC OrtllMI.
A Chronological Impression.
J 0111:11 s 111., :e lor nml an' l'i -liriinry,
( -mill ' -i -mi d t" :lvc d" fdKs a chit tic
1,, -m,u li.il d- v km 1I0.
'il-M I " l-l II. I- in TIlallki-lTlvlir dil)-
.1 1. 1' ii' 1 liieiit h 1 la' vi'.'ir
n- -.j t t.i si mt ' '-IhkIii' Vail1"
,,- -1 . , !,i:i;lil an eleiir.
).,, . t., 1II--I 111 -I II lOlll11 lll'UKf M'lIK
. ).. 1 , ,' "lk Kill s!i ,w .
l.-'-li oil1'. il l" AuKd-'. I 'ell do
,..,',, ic-.v.. I.iii, r'
V-il lrN 1 1 4 . l-.il't,' llllltl 'le (l.lWfl until
,t, ; ,,! -(, m : .1 1:
II .. Ik' A I -II-' il-ir lll-'di' I "It
.- ,11 1-1: ..- . 1;
II ,., II , I'm t llloilii-ler II m-i'llnl
, ', ....... ., . lie Ii
tl it... -i -. t i.-, :i ,1.- tlrewolkfi an'
... . . ,. '. I i hi"
1.1
' ... t:
k I. -I.
t. Nl.lin' lik- .Is
,!! it Ik lux It itl
-k-m
3asi3 of Ciuims that Secured Tliem
Valuable Tracts of Land.
A roinmic-' tltat has como down
HirmiKh sevira! crntnrlos l as recent
ly devclojied is the result of the
lln wen c.i.iiniisslon awarding allot
ments of valuable land to two St.
I oitls yoiini! women, the Misses Jes
ie Mne and ninncbe Hall.
It was necessary In tho cases of
the Misses Hall to trace their ances
try unmistakably to an Indian parent.
The roma-ice that has developed be
';:i:. whi n their Kreat gront-Krnnd-fatlier
came to America as a French
voyiiRcur.
Tlioinns Condray was a r.irnilier of
1 wealthy, aristocratic French fa in
ly. His' health failed early in life
nil Ih" trip to America wns advised
ly physicians and finally agreed to
iy alarmed parents.
He came with the view of retuvn
'I'S to France after a few months,
mt a beautiful Cherokee maiden ln
errupted bis plans; he paid court to
ier. married and ever afterward llv
d In America with his Indian wife
i:id chlldien.
ThroiiRh Fh rlda he had drirted Into
'ioorrdn. and tliere met the Cherokee
:iil, whose blood still courses snffl
I nlly in the veins of these two St.
I oui joum; women to entitle them
o eiprtl r!j;hts with the full-blood
riliesiiien of to-day.
The ancestry was trnend directly
'iy the linwes coniinisslon. and upon
1- ir invest iKiition of tlu Rllep"d
-ii.ht I of the Misses Hall was estab
lished lludr title to the land. Tliey
'nve f.iiu ncrrs of ns valunble land an
1 included In tho domain of the five
trlbri. The joiitiR women are but
I K.th Indian idood. St. Louis Globe-lii'iMiicrnt.
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Teii-drinklnn l a constant ocrnna-
! Imn f. r a Tibetan. In every tent cm!
; in tr I-oiim- the teakitiV In ui
ny on the f.te. Tile Inm ef !iof
I pinlitv Idad all to pre, nt to
i tVr'r cueis Hti every Titic'-in car
, ri' p i'h li'-r a xvoo li n Imwi of
Jt'nii.'.-i1 ,-n n .iple by way nf a ten
ri-.;i.
Wife Drove Pesti Awnv.
A Ynrkil.irc man bo-p pinr roli
ti..r. jTtrr'-d Mm com ui'is'ly. mitr
. lied ti worst nriil-1 In tV rn m'v In
i,-,i.r o lavo a csrdinn hn iuM
I'.ito.-I bin1 fr-Mn the i-tiji--,iina'
l-'r-irt bui--r The vrrntrinn und
,1 , , .tn.t -i;vritiin nf the muTiiaii
I !: ('- r 1 rr-ct.
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WSJ
THIS QUESTION HAS BEEN ASKED 1
The Enterprise Proposes to Answer
This Question With a Big
YES!
It does not however propose to limit
its answer to Beaumont or East Texas'
but it proposes to go over into Louisi
ana where the Enterprise covers the
g'round hours before any other paper.
We here quote one letter out of
over a hundred the Enterprise can
furnish to show that we cannot only
cover Texas Territory, but that we also
cover Louisiana Territory as well.
Bon Ami, La.
A gust 31st. 1904
Globe Furniture Co.
"Beaumont, Tex.
Dear Sirs:-
I haVe just seen your advertisement
in Sunday's "Enterprise". Please let me Knots) ifyoa
Will send the 3 piece Oak Hed-Room Suit at $13.85,
F. O. 'B. at "Beaumont, also price of Springs to fit bed
and What you Will ship the Whole for, freight prt paid.
Ylcasc let me hear from you at once.
Very Uruly Yours, , .
Mrs. J. E. Chopper.
The Enterprise Wishes to
Distinctly Assert it Has No
FESEE
LIST
But it has more subscribers in South East
Texas and Louisiana than any paper in the
. . . . I
state ot I exas can ooast or.
If you are an advertiser and wish to
reach the people of this section ask the ad
vertising man and if he does not convince
you, don't advertise.
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