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THI BEAUMONT ENTEWPWIBg THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1904
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ti' litil.v,
Jl.' kni.uiMl nmh n-rrU mil.l t--'tj
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Hill liV inixli' I") ')
Mill llnliV?
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tul nil-Ill H'l Alx- will fui't
K:ihi AIi'h mriilii' n.ilx
An' lii' il n in i 'I' ll in.' ill' wiikI
Mrlilm il l " liv I" I'll'
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- Svilll'lim lll-rtlM.
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A Desperate Remedy
II) . .s.iiir Ihu ii.
CopfrlnliH"!. IU. fij Tim Anthora Ph. '
It wiih n Iml, miliry July inoriilnit.
The linrvcxtliig m-iisnn on tin- fiirin of
John I'V'M wiih ill Its Iu'IkIiI. OiiImIiIo
the Kii'iit, while fnriiiliiiiiHii, nil wiih
nil. -ill ntul ttt ii'iii". lint IiikIiIh, ull wns
rluiiiKi'd, fur Jiilm Front's ymniK wlf".
Willi a perph xi i tart; whs coKltut
lni; over tin- fai l, Mint dinner wns to
Im pi ill i'ii fur n iliizrii hungry iw'n,
ntul as wiih nfl'-ii tin' ense, tin' num
ber 'f ".Mniilc (ir( 1'iirm" liml roup
tn the lli-M without priivlilliiK wiiml
wllh wh'ch to rooli tl ilililny m'-iil.
"J 11 1 In. hIio rulloil, linimlli'iiily. "K
out nnil see If yon can't fli'd fonm
wood. U'k time Hi" lili'H were In the
CIVCII ttils II 1 1 it ii t o.
Hc'liiclaiiiiy Julia limit n linsKot nnil
went out, knowing full well what It
nu'iint. to Hciirch fur wood, for liml hIic
not done o many llim-s before, nnil
knew there wiih liari'ly a nili:.tcr left
mi (III! iiiljncelit fenees?
Mrs. Frost wipi'il tlio liomls of per
Bplratlon from her fare, which had con
tnieteil I'ito nn m;ly frown. She
whs Hilary and hunilllatiMl ut thn re
pented necessity of scarcliint; for wooi.
lii'is-lf. or iiillli'llni,' ihu impious bur
don on lirr Utile maid.
"No wood!" kImi cxdalmoil, "nnd
flniKM- to bo sol ton for all thoso inon
and ho exports It oxnetly on tlnio, am'
ino rciiiiy in moot, him ns rndlant an n
Juno mfiriil"?."
Ily n liu-lij rlmtipo kHo oauMlit ulrrlit
of herself in a near-by looking glass.
"Amy I-rust." slio exclaimed, "I
didn't know you rould look so ugly.
I wonder If tho time will ever come
when yo.i will look like that all the
while, and all hecaiiHo of that wretch
ed old wnod-pllo. How I liato it! I
hate thn very sound of the nam". No,
I can't maud this any longer or I
kiiO'V I Khali huto John, too. Oil, 1
must do something. Hut what?" and
covering her face with her apron Bhe
burst Into an angry Hood of tears.
Sildderly she hprang to her feet
oud exclaimed, "1 11 do it! I'l do it
It II. kills me!"
tJo stnrtlod was she by the abrupt
ness of the Idea that she could hardly
restri!n herself.
"Why, did I never think of It bo
fore? I wonder what John will say?
Will I furfelt his hive?" she continued
all in Ve same breath.
"Oil, it Is Mich a dospernto remedy,"
iiho lliousht, "but I must do it. It is
my last anil only chance."
Just then Julia entered tho kMch
en, tired, 'lushed and impatient . (Me
im -iRer results of her Kivuvh
"I can't lii-d any wood, and I'm Just
ulioiil moiled," idio said, petulantly.
Mis. Trust, apparently subdued and
liwed by the enormity of her under
taking, replied: "Never mind, Julia;
I (iness we can manage. Kmpty what
you have ill the wiwidbox and run In
the garden and see what you c'.'i find
for dinner. Perhaps you'll havo I i tier
link this time."
Together they prepared the voce
t.il.l.-s for dinner. Julia all the while
wondering at her mist runs' tdrungu
i!""i:eunor
Time sped quickly by, mid finally
Mr---. Kni-t linked at the cluck and
ii'iii: "Now, Julia, you may go and
rlrg the ('inner bell."
Away hho lli-w, and crasplnc tlio
I'iuiLiliiig ro i'. the weleoine tones rann
tut out over the adjacent fields until
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'Ar-y TrctV." tt tl;d "I 6 dnt
knew o could look o Ufc."
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y-s if- t nt i" Vr- a I -'.
t r . i'it"n I'-'". 1! n rtjrn
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Lt LarL;a:, -.Li'.a uii l-.i tla
hn-vrt, then with th"lr halt In tb r
liunilk they rauiH Ifclnii In Ihu Ui'
ot f.f lh rt tr- lowara lh
teilus trou li. where they laved
thHr healed facca.
John Krost a the Prat to er.lf-r
the Hielun, tlrt-d. iunt;rr and f
bniihinl from iho twenslva l.tat and
lulMir of lh day.
JI..W cool you look. Amy." h tald.
"I tieclur If U d'HMi't rTrU ma
(eat 1 1 look at you."
"I am nnd." lm r!'licd, "toiihld
crliiB." Iler vulco wan trlllii uiiiiatur.il.
but not Minugh uu to nni h r hu
band'a uiKilclon.
"Amy." I' bld. Ircllng Iht flrl
Ish waist Hli his tr.niK right arm.
"I've been wutrhlim that curtalii Mut
ter In and fill of tho window Iho
wholo inornltiK long. It ("cmul to
beckon tu inn at every turn of iho
reaper, nnd I mom than half ln-lb-vcd
It wiih you waving ut mo iih you i
cHstoniilly HHi d to do from tho kcIiooI
ImiiH't window."
1'iHir Amy! Shu wns not prepared
fur tin-so lender word from her hus
band, and Iho r i ly sh" win about
to a lmlnlMor hcci I haiih In i-om-
parlson, but It was tn Into to turn
back.
"And then," ln conlinueil, wltliuut
wnlllng for lier to reply. "I Imagined
I rould Noo your bonny face nl tho
window, nnd Iho first lovo of my heart
mirnng up ufresli. Honu how. It mado
Mil
"You may call the men" she replied
coolly.
the work Room easier, tho mm not
ijuilo so hot, and tho seat, on tho old
reaper a 111 t lo less hard."
A quick Hush spread over Amy's
fair face; for an instant, her intrepid
spirit threatened to give, way, but
alio uttered not a word.
John Frost's nature wns sensllivo
lo repulse, and when his wife showed
no sinns of responding to his demon
strations of lovo, bis arm slipped from
her waist and drawing himsell up liair
lianghtily, said: "Amy, Is dlnnur
ready?"
"You may call tho men," she replied,
coolly.
John stoimed to the back kitchen
door and called to the men who wt-ro
loitering in tho shade of tho trees.
"Come, boys; conio right in. Din
ner Is ready."
Through tho airy kitchen they fllod,
each one in his turn greeting Amy
Willi a smile or nod of recognition.
Amy took her place opposite, her
husband at tho table, which was a
model of perfection. On cilher end
was a low. glass dish filled Willi sliced
cucumbers and ripo tomatoes, gar-
niiiied with crisp, curling letiuco
leaves, a plato of hoine-mailo bread
and a dish of golden butter. Tile oilier
dishes were entirely bidden by eluso-
covered tureens, or fresh, clean nap
kins. On a quaint old sideboard
within easy reach of Amy's right
hand, was a row of sickly looking pies,
their pallor almost hidden by a coat
ing of white sugar.
For n moment all heads were bowed
In silent prayer, with (he master of
"Maple drove Farm," Ihen with par
donable pride in hlf face, he lifled
Iho napkin from n huge platter di
ivclly opposite him. exposing tu view
the carefully prepared bodies of si-v-eral
spring chickens. Instantly Ihu
truth Hashed up n hlin. He raised 1 is
i yes and met the unflinching gae of
his wife; he turned livid wiih r.ite,
uncovering dish aller dish he
round only daintily prepared but un
cooked vegetables. f A 11 cvi'i wire
tiiini-il iihiii 1 1 f m. His throat wink
ed oonvulMvi ly. and his jaw wenl to
pel her with the firmness of stei-l. II"
wns making a doyperMo en""rt tu
conltiil himself in the midst of his
liun.ili.iiii.g position. At last his f;u-
ii-i'.iiiu-il iis color, nnd looking s,-;i,
i'y lulu the ( yes of his wife, asked:
M' Kp'-t. bow bin:: wid !' tale
Mill t rink this dinner pr" i.! ;u: hi
hae the wood to c"'K It w nil? '
Amy ( oii.il hardly InM h r- If lu
:i,i.ik. S! e lirt'l wa'cl'i In r 1 r.
'.and sirii'.L-le with, bal' d I'l' i 'v i .1
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tn In ilk eii'fl ..r II" i- mrta
liiam II.-U bile lin.fcil.4 .l ii I Ly.
A I -iii til man ! 1 1- I In il .ul lln!'v.
U"ll ul.-l -ill.iil lllr lia.lt'U Oil.
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(i.a.i. l-uii.i'l im ii nl I-lull il't".
Ihi- III -I l( llirm lililil H..k mlv
a. . .. tin ii. f. t. nit lu
(III VA I I ' N I'll I'lllili.l il.li. lilv!
nn Ai,.in.- I'lMiit, K. f. Ii.'
llu niiii.u. il II rnr-riilly.
A lull' Ii iiii,.iijiJ ut u nilrlit !.
n-i.M s. i-i.i,il limn t Ki:r.-.-,(v -lv
i.v mm uni'iiiir i.ii'l. All. nn-!
I in lilih Ii" im I lie wuiili; "A. II
liui )IUi, I'. I' . I I- I' "
Mil' Ii uv"I Ii In-Ill it Mlok-'ili .
A ml r). U llm in.ui i.t lilkli iliiii.o.
Tl.i llilul mull, I" -I "in- "t I In' llilio,
'hi-iI Ui lu laid Willi illl;iill.
nn Mlilili nn l.lt.ivil. s(li..ily:
"Al'li-ili illU'.li. I-'. It. C"
Tie ii 'r lln ciiriln, line, tu ami
in -.
. h.il .in! KlU'liad run fully.
TiHik mil hi" I ' l" II k'iIi-iiiIv,
Ami wi"lu llm" 'In ln III' in tu ' '.
I in lil ll Uu V l' i'l:
-inilll Ji.liiu. I'"-. AH ' ''' 'IV."
Ni w iik Tlmn.
Indiana Remain In Canada.
Nov n Seolin Im behind In having
tiff i h r exlei'iiiiiialed nor debaiii bed
lis Indian imptilatlon. In this, ulmost
the easternmost American bind, you
see the face of tin Indian nftetier than
ii.ii iin in hiiv western ret; on except
im the rcservatbiiiH. They seem innru
like neasants than wild people, lint
they l(eei most of their old wandering
u'iiv: tbev are guides, hinilers. Ilsli-
erinell. 11 ml tlwl' live on I hi? oulskhls
of iho villages, tin well us on n ro-
serve on Hear river, and make inor
ciihIiis, basket, rustle furniture und
other odds and ends.
When the French first enmn to Port
Itoyal In 104 they made nil the In
dians there Catholics. Tin? French
wore driven out by Iho Kngllsh. and
(heir 111 lie town grow up to woods,
but the Indians remained Catholics.
The connection has bellied them to
keep dlsllnel from the whites. Sumo
of them are cs dark ns Apaches.
Attorneys-at-Law
SEYMOUR KISCH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Gilberrt Building, Beaumont.
Correspondents In New York.
St. Louis, Chicago, Etc.
7V. V1. Crool:
Corporation and ATTfiRMFY
Commercial Law. rtl ivitltLii
Dnnma 1.17. Blanchetta Estate Bldfl.
Associated R. C. Harris, I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont, Texas.
H. A. McDowell T. C. Taylor
M. S. Duffle
M'DOWELL, DUFFIE & TAYLOR
Attorncyr at Law
Alexander IShlg. Deaurcsnt, Tex.
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
Is prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gas given in extracting
when requested. Itooms 14 and 15,
over French Market New phone 805.
C. T. Helslg. T. V. Smelker.
HEIS1Q & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones 51 Beaumont. Tex.
Saratoga Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. Phono No- !
Saratoga. Toxin.
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
In Old Beaumont Iron Works Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
MONEY
f j LOANED
JL I A ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWEL-W-f
RY. Low Rt Int.
- Pearl St.
How are Your Eyes
Y.vi (,o I, f venr self to find out
nt tmre Si o o'ir eye Mwria'.ist.
T11L' rtCK .'i:VKI.HY CO.
l.fa;itis Ol't i
Hubert & Hebert.
hUTCMlZKS and
Ikalrrt in 1.1 e Sttwk.
I oik rt lor if!" and n.r,. for r.on.
r, .j j, ,t, 1 j-crk O it s R-l
LLt li .'.-t-rt. I'- I'v '
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HtEERT A HEBERT
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Fi'. F.fl- an! Mn.p', AeriT-n1 '
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Half Cent Per
Word, If Paid
in Advance,
N Ai. UXti for ! tnn tic. Ads rftrtd U ran till
farthtr nolle will b chrit4 till ordered out
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VANTfcD.
WANTHU- Two . inn c inilbiu iy
WANTKU-Vii'llu md t'leraph
pupils. Lessons very n asunalile. Call
ut- aild'i-.-.s, iio!i Unin I Ave. I.". ::ii
WANTKI-An expel ii-nei-il ciMik;
apply !i:il HromUay. tl 15 Ifc
WANTKH-Position as hieniigiiiiher;
besi of rcfcrciiocH fiiinislied. AdilrchH
llux tl. HiiU'i'prlHo. tt-13-wp
WANT I'll I All cxperleiieeil ae
coiintmit and bookkeeper desires
small set of hooks to handle in ad'll
I i t n lo iirescnl duiles. Saisafclory
ti I'erenceH. Address I'm, care Hn
lerpiisc. !i-i:!-lwp
'ANTi:i Ten millwrights. Apply
in person to McUhaue Lumber t'om
liany at Denrbori:, Texas. ll-lll-litp
WANTEIK- I-ndy or geiiilenian of
fair education lo travel for a firm
of $2"iU,imi) capital. Salary $1,072 per
year nnd expenses; paid weekly.
Address wiih slnmp, .T. A. Alexander.
Pdiiimont, Texas. fi-lIKltp
WANTKD Modern S-room house
on ('abler; Iour lease; clo-e; in by
October. Address A. A. A.. fl-UXItp
WANT1CO To buy n cheap four
gallon Jersey cow. P. O. Il 101.
WANTRO Young couple desire
room nnd hoard wiih private family:
house containing modern convenien
ces nnd well locntod. Answer P. O.
box, 423. 0-10-7 IP
VANTR1 Clood boy with horse
to lake route on Enterprise. Apply
to C. H. Haley, Circulator.
WANTED A position as cashier
by nn experienced young lady. Can
handle typewriter. Address 5.r"
Franklin St., Beaumont, Texas. 8-wdh
WANTED Dy Sabine Tram Co,
Pcweyville, Texas, 2." to 30 men to
truck, slack, and load lumber on the
yard and ut planer. Oood wages nnd
permanent enipioymenr. niurneu
moi iu-..ioi-1'oil. Kit letters answered ;
apply in person to W. C. Gray, Dewey-
vine, Teaxs,
WANTED The ntibiic to know that
Tatum Bros, pay highest prices for
Second hand goods of fill Kinds. Im
mediate service. Soo us before you
soil. U52 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
wjNTEn For TT. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 and 35; citizens or unncu siaits
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to
Recruiting onieer, l'ostomce isunu-
ing, rsenumont, Tex. 7-3 c.o.d. tf
FOR SALE.
T'oirsAI.E Furniture of 7 room
house, cheap; close in; rent of house
overpaid by roomers. Address It. 13.
care Enlorprise. ! 31 p
FOR SALE An interest requiring
S7..MIII.UU to $ln.ilitl.00 cash lo pur
chase; in one of Iho best established
reputable and prolilahlo mcot poraloii
, . . :.. II... o..,,il. II I.- uitil'lt-
IIIISllll -sses III III': tniMiiu. '
ed in I he pleasanlest resilience city
;.. u..,.n, T.'vuu nml necessity for re
moval lo higher altitude only reason
for retiring. Address X Y 'A, care ol
Full rprise office. 'J l" 1 I tp
FOR SALE lilocks. with shop out
lit worili J3UII; will sell for $lmi; call
at 3"r Washington street. ! LI 3lp.
FOR SALE 3 joiing milch cows,
guaranteed and first calves. $15.00. Dr.
itnir.l. V I'.i.-inchetto Building: new
'phone 12" or ,i..i.
li 2fi t-f c
Sour Lake "bprtngs Hotel," rebrJLM
and refurnl. hed. Rates. $2.00 and
$2 SO per day. Meals 50 cents. Spec
lal weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
bn mopt trains, farp onnts.
FOR RENT.
HOARD AND ROOM Can be hid
,.. in i-iier of lYnn avenue and
Hiiford street. f.VH'1 Jier week. ! l.'.wp
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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open her achool of Stenography, Mon
day, September 6th, 1904. Day and
night classes in dictation $5.00 per
month.. Positions guaranteed.. Fur
ther information call at Room 11 New
Blanchette Bldy.. Pearl St., Beau
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I1UYERS AND CONTRACTORS.
For Iron fences, brick, counters, lloor
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Ladles go where the crowds go, all
are going to see those nice gas moves,
and they are having them put in too;
It is ttyno and Jabor saved to have
gas put In, your house, we have
many streets that we have no gas
mains, but will get them all soon.
Calder avenue, Hebert, Magnolia ave
nue, Llborty avenue, Crockott, Pearl,
Park, College, Forsytue, Orleans,
South Park, Austin, Bowie, Pine, Bon
ham North and Railroad aveimes,
tnat'ls a few streets w are ready for
you. Mc-
$.-.nn PER WEEK Room nnd
board t the 'Metropolitan, 221 Travis
slrleet, next to lioanmont Steam
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NOTICE Mrs. Dr. Secord Is now
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12 and i:i. where she is prepared lo
treat all diseases by tho latest nno;
most, complete system now in use.
Hot air and vapor baths given. Con
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Home killed beef, veal, mutton,
pork and poultry; Treadaway build-
GO to Price and Johnson for Wood
ind coal. Ring up 'phone V)o, and
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9-4 lmc
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The Cotton Belt has put on the
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trip, Shreveport to St. Louis. These
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12, 13, 20 and 27. These tickcis
ailow' seven (lays in St. Louis, and
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some Day Conches. Don't forget tho
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