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BEAUMONT LNURPRISL
JPbUte) Ever MorUni by
ffHI BEAUMONT ENTERPRItC
IPUILISHINO CO.
rttrprl Building, Beaumont, Ttnat
tatrei t t Pohtoflloe. In in-aiinioit
M Becoml Clam Mill Matter. '
i ,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1901.
Termt of Uutierlptlon.
One year ft 00
Three monthi 1 M
Wunday, pr yeer 1 00
BlDKle copy kc
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
,,
The Enterprise Publlihinj eompary
la not reipontible for any debts con
tracted by Its employees, of any char
rter whatever.
A farmer lii lm: in'iir Crnii'li'V, l.n .
lillH Willi. II In the eililnr of t!i
Crniili')' Signal thai lie li:il Irieil
Inlie hlH mlvlre ami use riee as fi-e-l
foi IiIm stuck hut Dial lie hail lin-n
iinalile In Imy Kiieh f. i ll ill Crowli y
mnl Hint ho Iiivi-sIiiI liis in-iiiey in
.Mlhsnurl mil s. II ociir.-t In us lli.u
Hie Ulce AHsiieiiilioil ol Ann rii l
hIioiiIiI nl unco InKe .slrpH In haw
rice hhiiiiiiI iii fill n slncl, f 'i'il a. I I
mal.e an elTiirl In n-i Mm fariuern in
use it iiisli'itil of : Hindi corn ami
nalH. 1 1 h true value ami niiularity
Will ilisillici liniinrleil feeilH if the
inn 1 1 1 -I- h liamllcil In I ! I it-iit ly ami
we helleve I lull II will he I in- Innsl
raniil iiicaiiK nf inereasiiij; cii)suiii' I
- t
ii.... i ..,.i. I,f. .I. vl,..l. Tlii'iv ham
heell II s when Ihe wheal farmers
of Kansas fnuiul It nion
pinni.iimi
to use Iheil wheal us slncli I' I lluin
to ninrket it mnl II Is up Hi Ilu- rice
fanners In Klvn rici; u llin'rnuyli test
tic Hlnck fnnil.
lleinncral ie liuances uiusl lie
healthy sinei- il lakes an a-'isislanl
treasurer to hamlle Ihe fumls.
TEXAS NOTES.
(iuy Uiweiy. an alleinlanl who wan
i.l ruck in Hie head lasl Krlilay al III
hoHpilal lor ilu- insane al Terrell,
with u syrup pllchcr in Hie hamls l
:t pnllolil. died al the iusl il ill ion id
his Injuries. He was inlerred in Ihe
Camp (Iroiiiiil Ceuielery.
A KetiMil iuiiiil shoiilinu; oecured a I
f'umby, slxleen miles wosl of Sulplnir
Villus, on tho Kaly, lasl Saturday
eveniiii;, In which an nminvniniis lei
ler ndilressed lo Mrs. Mallfes .Mason
flimri-H ciinsiiii'iiously. Mrs. Mnson
went to a business house willi a nislnl
nml slicli, ordered .lolin Warren, a
well known oifizen. lo bold un his
hands, lie knor-licd the pistol down,
....,.e v ns n siio irniej i he i l Ii-
The woman turned and rim and was
nbol thrnuuh the lofl sbniilder dan-
porously. She then fired two morn
sliols nl Warren. Mrs. Mason Is nn-
dor $L',riliu lion. and Warren $ri,nn0.
The biles! news from I'residin !s
In Ihe effect thai mil Ii in?; remii'iis ev
c pi the Catholic church, which is
located aliniil n mile o- more f nun Iho
flier Tin- penp'e lire herded on a
hillside, and many are In need of
necessilles of life.
Two hundred nml einlily-slx fi''o
vilhoiit hmnes and unable lo provide
for Hie present demand. Local sub
Kcrihtlons have been si art "d ami help
has been relidi-'ed by lluise mil nf
flieled. II is said that all effort will
In made In rebuild I Ile town III a
point not subject to overflow.
Word recoil-oil U
Vol n w. a t"W-i on lit.'
I went v miles w. -it
Sheriff Sid Simmons
K.nMite from
Santa l-'e at" nit
thi't i pnty
had be. a sift
in. .1 killed by Van
I II tlol.l'ls wen'
Wa-ren. Sheriff
' over on " e : '!"
vol returned
t-nin. but his not
I'xaet .irt ienlars are n
til.le, but it s. -oil's Iliat the
bad niiarre'.-.l on Sun. lav
o. r an account ami w lo n
-1..inl:i ' W:"i reii ojieii. d Ii:,
I olitain
ti men
:ilit-rnniiii
tbev til. I
t ih"
fr;l shot Simmons ran out re 1
lie sl'l'oll.l sloi Mas tiled ll-lll '
:.its wr.i fired. I .i'ii I '';m r
The .l.-iol man wa I'mu-'l
SnliTiio'is his f"r it i-H!" fi.- ..
,1. pntv Ik n'T at 'i i-iw .' " " ,
I lie l.e-l d. i-lll b - in I ' "'' I 't '
Tile M l--soi'l i. Kl.ll- ii A I
I- al-. al llal'as. f,- ' that i!" '
,,,,. ,,, lie w.i,., I- ' '
t. '..-I'lat'll '-I'- Hi'"''-' " ' ' :""l ''
;, . I' i- ,' I' ... '. I '
. . j. I e ... ll . ... -- ' -. -."
1 , .-. I "f,
I tl
.1
In hi y
i .
nt.. ri
t
..I,.'
c-iT'-fl. n-'T y'
' wiili a discus -ion of lli' niaiii r on
II..- i; ..mill lliul ii i a a-.lt. of l.nn'.
Tin- rax- of SUic vs. Henry Wil
hen. Ilii' lii.li.ni It-utor." Is on I r:;l
ii: Hi.- ili.-iriri i out i ai Marshall. Tlx
pit-, i.l'i-r oimiil. ritMi trouble, t
scour .1
Wil.-i.u, Ii U all. im-iI. shut ami
l.'l'. .1 J II. 111. Is.,.- al 'Ii.' j.'iini of
ii. .- AiI.iiii-.ns Mini a ('oti-oh.l.itiit
I.-.- f '..lupiiny. llic iie.i'ng of Au"'i-I
IS In I. The rv' wiim si' Hint ili ro
of ll . in wore dunlin.; In iva'i r ' ii
li Indian il'.i i..r li-n ri.-.ll v i n in.- tit
i. ilii in, jii- ml In lii'ii'l. ninl -"I I
l-'t.lnc: 'Whin In lli.il vim Laic
I ri li Miviim ill inn my if' ?" nil''
Cl .1 Us ll'' Illl'lod III" Mllllll'l-.
Ulnl-iii- in-vi-r al'iir lulu:!
I ol ll.- inn. i.iiMi. il l.v l In- doctor.
ln colli iiini'.l in sIhh.i ll him 'I'"'
i'iii li.r h Is nil. fed. Ill .' four iIio'k.
im.i of 1 1., in sulking I In- ! i'II-i. l ami I
oii'idng iI.h". I
11 I- . i f. Il;.- H ll-'ll lil'IISIH
i ii mi! ,
III. Hi.- ii r.-iiilniil . Iioii-i' miring m-
i . , rir , k tti i (
I. -ii.. i ii.i'..li- mi liiininm r iiinpiiMil to
;';i wiir Tin
.1 Ii.l mil ri lu ll
,,oi mil 2 ocluiK Hie foilowinKi
1,,1,,'ri.. llli.'ll his wife f.M him
I u In. I I!I.-iI-im' hii.l Mil. In
.I...-I his nlslol mnl 111 nil'''- w-
m 1
i:1
i iirih i.r IH. ilyne. fniin-l him nl
In- house nml hh-il him m hIkIi!.
ii,
o e
LOUISIANA N0TE8
roinli-le li'luriis mi Ihe l irciul JililKe
.'llip ilicliiill III'- lint lu. ht elU'UKll
liave li.'in oliiaiiii'l fiiun ilirierent
si'i'li'ilis of Ihe ilislilcl In iissure
.linke .Muutnii of l.ala.vetu- Ihu- iiuinl
Mill lull. .-. ...m
tlcomc H. lleail. eililnr nf the Kin-;-Kiilil
HeKislcr ilicil Hiiilileiily nl his
r.'hiileiice ill Arcailia. Henri failure
is saiil in have heell ill.- lililrti; of Ills
sinlili-n ileal Ii, hi; havliiK I'ulleii frnm
. . .... . . i . ..
his m ill. I Ile ileceaseii leaves u m-
Iwn rhihlreii mnl " hnKii nuiiiljcr of
I'l'ImivcH mnl relatives in niiiuni his
,,.., .-,. nlrc than twenty years
he has heell a iin-mlicr of tho l.nuis-lim-i
l.ar. iluriim which lime he has
Iiivii connecleil witli u number of
newspapers in iliat jiarlsli ami IK
h'oio.
A trip llirimuh die west end or
Ihe KiKliUi waril of Veriniliim ami the
nnrllieast nml ('iimernii parish re
veals the fact Hull Hie rice crop is iml
what il promise.! some four weeks
nun. 'I'liD ilecreaseil nrreai;e ami Ihe
ilecreased yielil will easily lirilif? Hie
liilil crop 'J. In Ilu per cent short ol'
Ihe llin:; crop nl the seel ion ill qucs
I inn. The decreaseil yield IS duo
laruoly In Iho rice worm anil lack of
fresh water when rice Miouiu nave
boon Hooded. Not only do these con-I
ilii inns prevail In that, particular sec-1 Tho London ivtroieiim ueiiew -,.Vv r children pici.ms h-um. i ne
liim, lull hi Ihe whole of Vermilion as commonl on Ida Tarbell's mliclos iio HI IV daui'lilers of Mrs. AVil-
weli. While Hie crop is short, lb..' on Standadd Oil says: Ihi in (Jrosvenor. Mrs. Oliver Could
!iualily is very fair, and sliould lie no i "A garbled nlatenieiit of half-facts, .lenninss. Mr. C.cmre f. S.olt. tin
less n inoiieyc.l crop than that of frwant in its ulleranccs am) on- sns ,,f i,-. Sydney Sinilh and Major
I lifts::. ' truthful in fls main purport. We ml- ,, c Mallo:y. .
j IpiM ial an autheiilic account of Hie Xevl came "A IMcnio." after n fiim-
' James Caffery a m-iiro, chaiKoii rise of Ihe Sltindanl Co. would be or s i:n;rMsli print hy Mnrlnnd. In this
' Willi at tempi inn' to collecl' it bonus iv'oat inlcresl lo all connected with cre posed Mrs. William I'ayno
,d oiii.,. liinl his iireliiiiiniirv I bo petroleum iudiislry, yel wo rrank- Thompson. Miss Kosarnond Street,
licariiiK liefore I'nil. d Slates ( iiminis-
sinner Claude Mayo at Lake Charles
He was arrcsled by Culled SI ales
Deputy Sheriff C. .1. Iluskey on Auk.
IT. and placed in jail I here.
'I'lie of-
nihil ion
u-ia eirirue iiKiiiusi nun is
of section .I. -Hill of tin
revised Kliitutt-s
of I lie Cniled Stales,
ev. Knlhor Van do Von, who is
wel kmnvit in soul lie-.n Louisiana,
land years uk was pasior of Ihe
Catholic church lu .lenuiUKS and also
Lake Charles, and who lias fur the
past wo years been loci I oil al Union I
nue. lias received ollicial notilira-
lion from Home of his appoint ui.'iil
as bishop of North Louisiana, with '
beadiiiai lers al Natchitoches. . 1
('.oil .. Lyons, ol al. receivers of
Hie Kirby Luinber Company have
asked in I lie district. court
al Lake ( les for all aitachmenl
auainsi iho Koerner Cocsl ru.-l ion
Company for such of their piods as
ai'e in that city. The petition sets
bulb Hint ilu- Kirby Lumber Company
sold and delivered soods In the Knot
ii. i Consti uciioii Company to Hie
ammiui o $:il.n:, iind that I here
have been no credits tllilenll. The
pe.itioii tin t lii -r sets fori It thai
Messrs. Cami.-i ami Christ man are
or will lieeoiiie i 1 1 . 1. - 1 1 1 1 il In II. Km l j
In -i of the Koerner Const ruci ion Com
pa. ii. or that they hale money or!
plepel'iv lielolluillS In tile Koelll.-rl
I 'eiei i in i inn Company. l-"or such '
in. in. y or property tno I'latnlin asK.-.t
il:: ' l:.ll III-llllielll proeeeiliims he
uiaiit. d .Imlni- Miller Mam. d ih"
p. 'i ion- as prayed lor nmn i lb"
.1 ':.i I i -i i id li his.
t
1 t'e lu,.: llltn; s.
it III.' I'l
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II.il mil l.let.T' -.1
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cit . : i;a:
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oa-o 'l the Mat. -j.'inii
wbre man
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6
THt BEAUMON f ENTERPRISE THUR6DAY. SEPTEMBER
- - .
J 1 1 WORLD
Tin- mil of ilu- Wist Virginia ll
In inj.;iiiv n' Jennings, ulm l. ini.l.'
i.i ..r. of 7."'"i liari' ls of nil m r iluy
'f.. i .ii ini'l n hit f la k. ni l !, nli If
in.- i i..i.iii Mi'iirua. iii-'iu. mi. i iin
Mil (,'iiMit.l nini-e. Ill" in in- r "
.i i mil lin; In l.i II wfi i n ill I he
wll. mill v!in ihU is il me ilu wi ll
V i'l ,i.;..ll.ly l.ieali lit fi.lllH'.- p-e-ni
.J
A I
IN
l.lllr-
of Alloriii iii Niel'oy H
In lie C.ili'i lin haul; I. nil. Una
in nil coi.inrnv Fi-uniK nun " "'k
ami cn'iiracii -I fur a 'i'it-ii c' hole In
n liiih'M'i iiiii vi'ori'i lli'l'l. nil III inn
. i. . ....!....
Mil,. I k' i'iiii-
foi' H-nre I. x cna-n n" "
.,' W. I:.h h .v.- lelleveil tl.nl J.i-I In
her. 1lie.:.li' Hi.- inwn miiii'i on ic"
1 - f.-.l I i-oni;.-!' Im rMinliH in lill "ii
Id; .Inlliil
.'I.I t .: it i v.-n "i in i
;i.ii'le mi I'n- l.neasliie.
Th'-v fin
ami l.alii-
n!li' lllirolcil li'liinin
riiaillis !ii'-j..r.- In Ihe iln -ei mm
l.i .,!-'lii I hose ivilliiii; in i-in'm Ii In
ill., iniiiire r.iiiniillv nrtrrne.i '
lin- name or the lmlsliimi (HI Co.. nil
ll:i.rlei ciiiillal. $liU.H'iu; ilnmlelle.
Welsh. .
Thi- ollleeis eleeleil were: 1'resl
I'e'nl I, K. Itnl'llis'i". Welsh:- vice
i',r, siil. nf. I). H. Swift. Lake CharleH;
vecreliirv. ('. n II. r.l.'Ks. MalliMin.
i ireasiircr. II. Cii!l;lns. Welsh.
I lie r.uir f.iiemilllU'. tnnellier Will. II.
A l.nx "f Mall'"'!!. 111., constitute
it- first liirii'l r iliieclnrs.
linni.'i a ley -iiltm- oryaiii'iiif- "
ciiiupuny lei Ihe nml met rr tin- nisii,),,,, )av rs(.,.v f Sow York,
veil, In he -nnk in the eastern por-j iv,.(.iS have hei n spent in prcpa a
t l,,n of Welsh, in .1. W. Kinlii-.v. n( for ovonl. Iiiml; pltites nml
wi ll known ami oxperienceu i '
will W Ill-Kill llieilii'"".l
iilcly.
Spimlle Top has 'been pnnluolns
,'m
very uieellliie Kiiinnnin "
Kiimo oi I lie jiimiiH .-i .-.
Tin- I'anillne (HI I'd. of this cilv
will pav amither ilivldeml on Ocl.
r. I li. which will make an im;;re;iilo
ol mil) per colli on $li.liliil capital.
NnlhliiK new lias ilevelnpeil in the
repnrleil slrike al .lniinsons I la you.
Well posled oil in'-n say Ihal I hen- is
l.o oil of any consequence I hero.
Twenty
illSII'O n
cent oi
lipe line
at .leMiiinss will
from that field in
nonunion..
ly conless I hat Hie I iioukiii nil rcnn-i
who was induced lo examine i no
work of Miss Tarhell in order lo b
Iniii some exact informiition willi re-
K;ir.l lo tin- remarkable Kt-owth i"
.levelmuiienl of the Stamlard '-.
'cc.tiltl not fail lo meet with keen .lis-
appoint incut. The "history" was a
il. liberate nil aok upon Iho company
from a standpoiiil of pellv, nrroKanl ,
ami narrow-minded individuals, who
Tin yenrs had been endeavo'-'ins
ll.wart its plans, and hob! il up to
public ridicule ami abhorrence.
l!"l Mule is lienor accumpiisli'-d
al liis Ilill. Matasonla eounly. One
experienced oil man lias exnressed
the opinion : Ihe real Hold has not
et been discovered.
Cnpl. W. C. Tyrrell, presideiil i.r
Hie I ley wood Oil Co.. relumed last
nisbl from Iowa, bavins slopped a.
; .l.-i v ill .leiiiniiss, where his cotnpany
is driMinn a well.
The Jewish Population.
'I he statist ics i:alhereil for 111.'
! "American .lowlsh Vca Hook." covet
ins Ihe yecr from September 1', 1!m:!.
'ii. September !. I !'0 1. place the .le'v-i-li
iiiiiulalion id ibis country ill L
I IL'7 .:'. and with this populallmi the
'Cniled States ranks third anions tiio
llatiiili- of ill.- Weil l 111 respect to tno
'-.umber nf .lew-- iiiibii its borders.
llussia Is credited willi a population
of ."..IS!'.I"I Jews. Anst in llulisaiy
Willi LVUTI.-.'". I. te'i'eanv with '.M'.!'s.
Turkey with :'''''. 'be lirit'sb eiil-
'nf
I ! ii i
Cm
wPh "7' ' 1 I . Aby-i-inia with 1 "'.
ami f ranee with S". o:t the
in. tit and 1".'.1::l' in Msi via .-'il l
The ii ii ill I - r of .l.-ws ii H.e
I i- t.ii' at 1 ' T T V.J . or 1.in"i.'"'"l
tl
a
tin i'n
Cur
I , i a i
-d St;,
if n:
- bti
tnimb.-r of
'i s aeeoi l
Can. i la
a: i .ol-.!
i''
lb-
I l:
h i -i n; 'i.-? a i. .:i
" .b v . oi th. mi
. i ;e.'i .-nit un-'
III-
."T1
TScte Who Strike.
'I 'i-
1
f i iii.lo mi in i mi!. I n i l should !'
maintain l I'lnlrr a mumII'.' ii of
hung limit l ha i uliii ii now i-kit aii'l
v..ilnn:l il. r ttiiiK i In- a-'. r:tli-s.
(jtl.or union ham tlnnc in mil in
I l.i. dir.iiioii In tthhli liny have net
iI.i iiim-Iii 4. They luit increased
wait an. I Im-iut.-iI i-oii.liiii.iis. Now
h i l In in iiudi-rtakt In n .l n .' ilu- i-i.-l
I III lug. IIiiih inrri iiiiiH lb' m-l iv
iiig ol all ilasM-ii of uoikini; m-..I.-.Ii
ami' half Hie i-.l.ni. tin- nmn. y itml
1 1 In. ililiriiiiiiaiioii il.iol.-.l In iu' in
,,, at.. mri given i.i ihi i li b an..",
j,!l , (, nHM-rai ic mi l ilu . jml.l!
,. mni,.s woul.l il. Inr.- inin l' iMn-'
v sr n-iiinl all furnu of i Klorli.ui at
,, i.hh.u of iiioiioMili' s, or iiiii-l
I nn.iioiMili. H. Thi li iiiiiin for It n.
iliii liuii nf the luilll In a r asniiiil.le
hits woiilil he Kit liii iil Hint mi party
ti.nilil iliir.- Inlii'.'r In innre II. AMU
the (Milii y of remoi iin; ihe lanflT i n
lirelv from triixl-imnh- I" "Is UK 11
,i naliy for ImtkIkI.-iiI lio.'.ljr.lilii -is nil
Hie i:iii o ci-l nun coiiiiiiini' inns
it mil. I have In hecium- a null. mill
im'lcy mnl ihe (iiillcy uniil.l have In
In- I'lifn ceil.
ll Ik harillv cim-.-ivalili' lli'il ihe
IiiiiIch iininiiM can i rv iniiterinlly in
creiise I hi- ivni'l'H liny llnw etitny:
hut they can. hy liiKInt; ui ihe iiiaMi-r
..' i co.ioinieH. ami i i ' I i n on ile
llhi nile. Iiitelllmiet. ili'lermilK'il linen.
h''li In lirlllK ilnwii I lie lAeesslve Cliht
of evlsli nee. Hum p.-nliu' more hmie
Ills from Ihe Kir nl wiu.'S I hey receive.
Kansas City Time.
NEWPORT IN LIVING PICTURES.
Society Beaus and Belles Represented
FamouB Portraits for Charity.
Sneicty unthereil W illlesilay nlf,hl
In lin- iiltracllvp Hiealer of Iho Casino
fur Ihe IniiK-lnllteil of l;ililrau- vi
va. us. which were fclven In ai'l of ilu
fninl for iho traiueil nurses of the
Newport hospital ami Ihe rresenla-
, p.oo:raphs of Ihiiuiiis imrlrails have
been studied over, n ml Hie result was
a wonderful cnllec'lni or famous
piJulliiKi broimhl to lire under Iho
mlislle Kiiidmieo of Mr. Howard Cnsh
irir. "ho had for his nsslstiinn- benii
l!es lliiil liny it'll Isi ir.li.-hl be ulad to
Immorliilhio on canvas. Nnlwilli-
slamlini; Ihal tlckeli were nl 1 nl
St", each, nl' wore sold, and Into coin
ers hml In be oonl eiil Willi tdnmllliK
room.
There was prellnilnary music by Mu1
la'v's orchoslrn. Ii was an unusually
l iillanl audience, as Ihe women were
nil in full dress and wore Hud- lieauii
ful jewels. The tnble(iii woi-o shown
in ii huso frame thai took up nearly
Ilu- entire width of Hie sla.re.
I'-irsI ennir Iho nrellv pleliiro 'l.es
i-.iiiiiins .i.n.n.ii. n
ed piece ol lapostrv T.-presenttmr n
Messrs. Louis llrusuiere nml ilbi"-
Spencer, who were attired in Khilt
ticnili r'-nliiry eostnuos, preseulins
a fl-o bit oi Colo!-.
Then came "A Wedsewood
I'lacuno, a slmiv in bine and while.
the (inures represented hy Iho Misses
j Helen Hriec and Mari.-i Movan and
-Mr. H'nir l-'nircliild. who were all In
'dead white, havi is Hie appearance of
'slalues !- bus relief.
There was a miirmn- of ndmiralion
.when Hie next piefu'-e was shown,
This was "The Infanta" al'te-- the
! famous por! rait bv Velasipio.. Il was
1 nesed bv Miss Kate Tlrice. whoso
costume of while corded silk and ftoM
cord wi'h lis royal order or Spain
.was a direct cony or tin- oi'isimil
Pit in I in:;. II was made for her bv
'worth of Paris mnl worn at Ihe fam
ious llradley-Martin costume ball.
'nvocnlio:i i' Hie Nis'il." was a
i v. onilorfii! artistic croup of two. posed
I by Miss Cynthia l.'oehe its Nislit. in
hi unrseoits cost nine or silver tissue
'and a da k s'luze. and Miss Alice
il.liuht. as a Vesliil Virsn. with benu
'titul llr.cian draperies or white smco.
The pidui" was sreeteil with a round
ol applause.
Intermission
Ciistavo llonle.
Noel Piiien"
aria f :m "T'-
fn'b-wed and then ir.
a Paris barylimo. suns
I y M.asse:tet. nt'd an
" 'Masked Hall "
.initio" of the tableaux
The second
bosun with an aninsius ami anm'.-i
I-. alisiic bit of Paris up I" dale, called
"i a Vie d.-s Leah-vanles." The cen-
1 1
.1 fi -ii-.- was .U rs. .lames r. .
'..mil
II. S"
I! live
r. in nn
crepe
s ar a
rn
lie C
costume ol pale
tine, purebasins
Ji.sk. which was pre
; ,s Nellbold. Seated
trout of a restauratii
in ( do Chn'iib'-nn ri"!
-iiled ..'. . r by
:,; the flble I
,ere the Vise
i h. in itio. i
ir. .laim s l:.
biitn H--0 ti - in
lev ii.i tie
-:b!- ;.'-.:. ii
.' lan::M.
the French embassy.
irker at:
!,i'e Mr
V. I.e.- of
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Wieii
i'lll l'v
- p.-ip-rs.
ii,. ,i,-l
ii n -
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p. i
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with
Tl
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(it Tsur S!tntach Rlinl
- - c i
Ja, 1904.
say. that-
A 6PINSTER
ir ilittiiuli fur ikiiiio nii'ii to mean
.. . . .1 .... BUM
milt in.- owy i
8"ine men are Inillt fur lal'or and,
miuii for (Hiiiiii-ai juha.
A man may have umro nioney thui
l.iuiiii ami mill ma Ij a Uxpaytr.
The only i-harma wune men imsmAni
are ai'liel In llielr nalt li ihaina.
Very few men have wenk eyeu frim
Iih.Miik nn Iho hriKht al'le of lliiiinit.
Koine men liivcHt In hnlr tmilrt na
soon mi they bt uiu to iinuu uuL, on
, !oi,
Win n n man liecomcH pnihler nml
wiser Ids binluesB usuully excceUh LU
.vlsilnm. .
Nn man would In- willing to answer
to half tho tliliiKH he Huya lUiriuK
i nurislilp.
Hy Hie tlino sro hrlnRS a man wis
iloin In- Ih generally too old tm liuvo
any use for It.
It Is tnihl that but few hIiikHo men
;.'iid double lives. I uuppuso unt) of
that kind Is inounh.
What n very young man Moesn't
know ho thinks he knows ami it au-n-.er-
ihu suniu purpose.
The first thing a mnn lon8 nftor
iiihKIiik a fool of lilmaelf Ih to.try auU
explain how it happeneil.
There aro a few wives who drive)
heir husbands to drink and there
nro lots of husbands who vyould be
ulad to havo Buch wives.
The trouble with the avprK0 man
is that he seems to think ho is en
titled to a month's vacation every
limo he does a day's work.
DIAMOND DIMPLES.
"Siriko homo" Is a good motto to
hang on tho fence.
The pitcher is never In such a bad
box ns when ho is knocked out of one.
It may prove a very perlous miss
lake to let a ball slip through jour
tlnsers.
You need not fear that the fans
won't tumble to a player when he
tails down.
The successful fielder must bo a
practical philosopher and take things
is they conic.
Whilo a player may bo able to walk
-in four balls, ho must beware of tak
inR a drop too much.
"The outsider sees most o the
same," especially when there are
forty thousand inside.
It does not necessarily follow that
ii 'PHiise the magnate owns the club
iio kr.o.vs how to use it.
Facing some of these latter-day
pitchers seems a good deal like "seek
i;.g the bubble reputation even at the
cannon's mouth."
Conditions dictate the comparative
importance of things. In one game a
run pmy be of no account; in another,
ll may win tho pennant.
Say what, you please, every umpire
:.s both a modest and a generous man,
for instead of posing as an ornament
ro tho bench he assists the players to
lo so. New York Telegraph.
AN IDEAL HOSTESS.
Flip is a clever woman who can fill
the hostess' part to perfection.
Opinions differ as to what consti
to.tes an Ideal hostess, but according
to a number of women w ho -went, over
lb" question over the teacups at a
tea hero are some of the indispensa
ble qualities she must possess:
She must make you feel individual
ly that you are the favored guest.
She must make you feel perfectly
at home.
She must
nossess the
mu bins.
see everything and yet,
art of seeming to eeo
She must never look bored.
Sh" must always bo able to keep
i.. ooniorsation ball rolling.
She must never let
,lisl.'eil or oierlool.i d.
any one be
Si"" must "know lust whn to ask
ih.- anmie'ir musician to display his
or b. r tab rd!-..
She must be -. rOotly
.!it her own pit Ms lire.
on selfish
Pl.e ni':t not rt:it "her mi-ts :
a' the san,e t-tne ri'iit not civo j
.ni t Ki nin. h i f her nn fioct.ty.
SAID BY FOUR WISE MEN.
j ,.-n are
i s-i ip-r-r ti uti than-i-
r."V:T:i; g-ttird. !
: r.-i
. f .!
-1
i-r ' ' i"" Is
:o r- 'rt i'i i 1 1 1 frl
J. J. It "in--ati.
t r - i
. T'.a'-; fu' pr-
t - IT . i d'r.
r 1 -ris ti.-;:
f, .
Ik f-T e'-i :
f-r 1 -rr
ri i
I $ owooooaww
I
I
ts
Friday
Every Department will
be represented.
Genuine Nathan Bargains
Watcn this space to-morrow
for description and prices
NO PLACE LIKE NATIIAN'-S
FOR VALUES.
Our Store will be Closed all Day Monday on account
of Holiday.
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Australian Curiosity.
Australian geologists recently dis
covered a great curiosity in tho shnp'
of a fish of opal. The fish is iilmn'
three and one-half foot, long, mid i-'
of the shape of tho dog-fish. It lias
distinct opal veinings.
River Skirts Lake.
One discovery made by an eyplor.
ins party in Abyssinia recently i.-- th:t
the river Gelo shirts tho soitthernmn.-t
extremity of Lake Tata inr.load "f
Mowing Into the lake, as was hitherto
believed.
Opportunity.
When Opportunity knocks nt your
door, go and open it quick, and don't
stand still sneering at her heeniiro sue
wasn't, up to date enough to ring
electric bell. Somervillo Journal.
tin.
Women Know No Birthdays.
Among female Moors birthday cel.
bratlons are unknown. A Moori'di
woman considers it a point, of hm-or
to be absolutely ignorant of her aire.
Water as Sound Cor.ch'ctor.
Tho sound of a bell which can I"
hoard 'IE.2()D feet through the watet
can be heard through the air only 4"ii
feet.
Oil foe Locomotive Fuel.
Of the LSaO locomotives owned ami
operated by the Southern Pacii;.-, Tm:
are now using oil as fuel.
Tartar Alphabet.
Tho, Tartar alphabet oouta'
letters, bolus the loi".-e-t iu m,..
iv.'iU.
Chinese Most Spoken Language.
There aro o.s.niiu.nou Chinese speak
ing the same language, making Chi
nese Hit- must spoken language. Tin t"
are many dialects, however, which
jem scarcely to belong to the same
fonvuo. The inhabitants of .Mongolia
and Tibet can bar. !y v.mlerstiunl the
:ii:ile.t ol the people ill IVkill. Other
ividely spoli.'n l iiuu'is. s are as fol
lows, in mltliiins: l-Ii i i j i : . I:'"; G r-ir.-'in.
7"; It'issiiin, t;s ; Spanish, 11;
!'nt-ti;gttt.--e. 31'.
Pra:se3 the 'Razcrbsck."
oiiie ot our sirite ex'.inis r
ilHtiS the suriival ol the c.
oii'aek." I. 'it In- cirri, s a I.
ie U-
::iu;i"
if'iine
. 'i, e
tool-
ll at orn. rv )ii-i
!: I. the (.-l.i'.ity
: ni-rt ;it i I y i he -
:!l i e ap,i "TM'
a i'i! ti Ir.- ' '
: ,ii M !:t nun i.ci
i:; tl..- .. i' i "-
.1 hi- -
ei.ni.'-c
'I' II' !'
of ! i-
l'roj.er
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Ctre fc
v.!
Crr!
-nl
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Tc C-'3-v id
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o
o
o
"l.nct Tarj For Looking."
,7i; a v'sli a el "l'l'-n l-i'iir
-V i-.l ,- , m ei' Mm- a lovely pair
l.aii!sliiiiK a! inn li "in l"-li!iid a chair:
"l asl lIK I'..-.- li "I il'"'"
,- ;,:rl. v. iili a sunshine heart,
..:i v. ii r ally Kriei In part,
i-e vuu'k- hcui hi-r say, s
I-I - lll '.M
Wh'-l: "
:-tr
-1.1. .-I
-Th.' i "
for liinkiiiK." .
nf friends nin-4 part."
tlu-y
i .in- !il
mi ;M
i.ii; lei'
i ii ii nil
el l-.'.s i;
IneliillK.'
I
irii tlila day,
: aiiay.
I. a:
. Hi'
i'l
:. u 'tli :.. she waits fnr m".
III. nil !., li--. Ili'lll .'ale S"l fn'i'I
.Vl.i 1- I i .-Hi'. ., i'l::i s I lit I'D
l i n. i..r 1,,-ii i";;."
i !-i
Al.f
"I
Work cf British "Grnftrrs."
Accon'iir; lo tin- i-omi'iiltee of pub
lic arcijutits. wholesale "grtil't ins" pre
vnilc.l e:i (he Hrilisli side during I ho
liner war. For example, out of a
total sum el' S'-.U-M'.' m" heated to the
imperial yeomanry coiiruittoe, SI?,!?:;",
nun can mil be nccoiii'ted for. Of '.,!,!,
tunics shipped to lieira. on the South
Allien", eun-a. l.'iS died a! s'-a and Iho
fot'ialnii'v, SH "cm not lie traced i'ur
l!:rr Hian Mi ira." As for reinnunls,
out of lilT.ueii i'or.'i':'. and I ."i.).lMiii uiule3
ill, no: oil te I ;ive been isonl lo Africa,
ll.'i s l ot.-"- at.d j.m;-.' mules can not
in- accounted for.
Lauqhler ?nd Dyspepsia.
l.nuL'i'e" . linvtl.-iles the di-.v.tivo
pi-.':r.--ss, aec: ler.-i'es the re:-pit:itior,
--.ii.l five.! a warm clow In the whole
syttem. It l"ii:iilens the eye. expands
the ctiest. l'mees die poison out frc'l
Iho I. ns! u.-i-'l lung celhi, tills th'":t
iiiih lit" ai . ins oxygon, and tends In
rosinf" i i .it exquisite poise or biihmce
bich we - all health. If tin re Is
ftivhiie- we need tn learn, it Is to
laiv'i ct " ;:ls. Tlioro is no tal.lo
'","" ii ,, j; t; ;;i the .Meat enemy
rf .-. -n. ;
TALH OT THE KANGAHO0.
Capt. CouV Tiioybt lie Had Diocov-
crerl a Nf.- Ani.rrl.
In 'In l'.T" .I. C. ol: : ail.vl
i.on liotai'i ii-,.- iii his idiip Iho ICn
' ''nt. -' for:'-'!!-, or ev Im-iitg parly
I'l'"'-:'1 '-ii.-: I'i iii..i I'n- lie-.-.s of lin;
.;i-!.,i"ry .,f ;i .,-. ..I,, vt.-.ne.-ely-
I. Il i
describ
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