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THE BEAUMONT ENTCHPWIBe FWIDAV, SEPTEMBER 11. 190
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'hw .liirtit m, i-v ii hiik In,
At1 ii'il ;n' iM.lllft i Ihiih,
(in hIii n i In- )! ' !-!.
Why, liny liid Biiy lm. MTiips.
Tin' ii ilnwuwnnl, il.u imiir.l, ilnwiiw.ini
I In I. IK nl 111 IV II Id w.
Ai il iIiimhu iril. ili.wnwiinl. ilnwnwanl
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Ynil li.ninil In rliiHiKu lli.il iiiiiiik lit
T'i iiii MM "iir
III Id I In- ill ll'-uvin
Ami nl MMii-li ni- fnmi llii- fhlin.
Ami Num. fuvni, i-(I :
"I'lii- il.n tliil'n hi k urn Mill'!"
W liii Ii linin g hnt IiIiihI vinir iiiirn- i,
hum' nlii mily riiw I In Ir It -.
Illll . Vlll. I kll'iH III. IT mil l,
hnni'iiiii-i llii lr Mini liliii- m1".
Am.) .ilw h, i mill- Hi.-N. Ii"v.n liny.
Why, lliin 'n lliinti In Hum In
N. Vnik Hun.
The Composite
y llrnhaiH Aor'h.
CnrfrliblM, lioi.tijr Ths Author. I'uh. Co
.Ii ! ii I'litlciKoii was in liivc. No 'ill-
IIKIIIlI tlllllK ill till' I HMI' III' It K'HMl I'Mlll-
lute yiini'K Mlmv nf llvi- ami twi'iity.
Hut xliiiiiKi'ly I'lioiijli In- liad iii-vrr
yet. FiTii III" laily of Ills lii'iirt.
Olio cvimiIiik lie wiih rarclcsHly turn
JlIK till) ll'IIVI'H of Ills xlHtcr'M IllllltO
Krapli hIIhiiii. waiiiiliiK 'i'li f'"'l!
tin! Kl"ii'e f noniniiHHi-nr. Ilo
Htnpiii'il nml khvo Ills iinillvlili'il atti'ii
t Ion to ft ihk" fnim which ft pitlr of
t'yi-H loold'd t;tral'lit Into Ills own.
Tlio picture whs litilslieil In a stylo
ii 11 f:t tn i 1 1 :t r to Mm. A wil't, iln-iiiny
huzo Kiirniiindi'il tin fi'titnrcH, 111.1M11K
tliom doubly alluring; but wlmt t
traclod ljim most wan tlio cli'ar cyoH.
Tliry vorc not. quite liko any others
lio hd Hi'cn before.
It was love at first nitwit, or, to bo
nioro oxnet, before first hIkM.
Niiltirnlly ho wai.ti'd to li-arn all
about tlio unknown Rlrl without iinhim
Iiik suspicion. Ills slsU'r, lo whom
Ills nFioleilly cari'li'im Innulrlcs with
nddresHud, with a woinnu's Intullloii In
Biudi nuittors, and wllh an p(iinlly
foinlnlno dclllu In tiinhillzliig a limn
mispi'clod of hcliiR In love, was mosl
provokiiiKly obtuso to bis cluinsy sub-tiM-fiisPK
und HtrutcRi-ms. And wlii'ii
at last, In shi-or desperation, lio open
ly nsked tlio lady'a name, sbe dis
played an Innocent surprise, and, after
baiting blni to her heart's content, left
him with no belter satisfaction than a
vaRiio proniiso of an introduction ut
some future time.
This was poor consolution to John,
but it wns tlio best bo could Ret. And
so, consumed with lovo and curiosity,
ho passed Ills days In suspense.
One thing, however, lit; secured, Hint
wns at the same time a joy and a vexa
tion to him, namely the picture
Itself.
It was Rlvon the plneo of honor
nmonn his most cherished posses
sions, and She became at onco the
gonl and the center of his thoii;lils.
And now began a season of mlsury
for John Patterson.
Ho had confided his secret to bis
most Intimate associate, Harry Fol
Innsbee. Harry prided himself on be
ing a second Sherlock Holmes, and
many were the plans that lie laid with
bis friend to discover Her Identity;
but nil came to naught. At the cm! of
three months the unknown still re
mained obstinately unknown. They
had not even been abl" to find out
whether or not She was a resident of
the city.
The strain b"gnn to tell on John.
He lost bis appetite and grew hollow
eyed, and when In Nan's presence ho
threw out bints of declining health.
Whether or not these tactics weri
Instrumental in bringing mailers to a
cri. ls he could not tell: but one after
noon Jurt as Harry Kolhinsben was
leaving his bunk, he met John In a
liir.li slate of excitement. His sister
bad at last relented. She was to give
a whist party that evening, at which.
In Ms Inrxnrcsslblo lov. she assured
htm that be would
of the photograph.
meet th" origital
(9!
f fum.na 1ie 1evF of
f i
1 .mn lal'-r. .ii 1 - U-''
1 1 I
li-h
a tii't '! ciie ikV.A wiid'T
t-1 fa-.
-Y'
.,q run lrr.r:T V- at C-m-
x'ra r' 't' -r:r. arJ
',mn 'ir
Ma . '
,.T-1 m t- anl
r.- m fi'l "f J'"" !'-'-- Af 4 1,111
tier cnin, but 8h didn't have
llOliC.
"Mis lilack. my brother!"
"Nor Mis Jilack; though the cunr
of the eyebrow ii was llkn Hern.
" '.Miss lirowrl'
"Nor Miss Itrown: 8' ini tiling In Mr
features seeiiii'd fuiulllur, but then tier
huir couldii t bo red.
"And ho It went. In vcry olio of
llioi.e girls I Haw something In remind
me gf the foco above my mantel. Hut
not ope of them lnokeil exnclly like It,
Not line hud her eyeii. I was expect
ing that She would he the next. HOI
She wasn't there. At the end of Iho
list I brought up wllh a menial Jolt,
nml dropped Into a ihi.lr beside a
girl with glasses, who begun in chatter
about cards. In a few minutes tint
giuiio begun. You know I iiliniiilnutn
whlBt. Mow Inti lllgent pmplo can
waste hours on the spots and pleturcH
on liriy lwn giuniy iuareH 01 pasie-
board, Is u mystery to me. The gaum
Is well enough for sick persons, child
ren mid Idiols, hut I ilou'l. see now
anybody, whoin nature has endowed
wllh brains mil waste hint time over
It.
"Well. I played like n dummy. My
eyes were st inlying the faces or my
partners, and my thoughts weni tryiug
" 'That is not so,' I said, 'and you
know It!'"
to solvo tlio riddle of that photo
graph. I led from a sneak, trumped
my partner's ace, played second baud
high anil third hand low, and In short,
I broke every rule of the gamo.
"At hist the Intermission gave mo
a respite. I took my sister aside,
while tho others were busy with tbo
refreshments.
"'See here, Nan,' I said, 'this non
sense has gone far enough. The chnso
you'vo led mo for tho past threo
months convinces mo of that. I pity
1h( man who marries you If you trout
him as you've treated mo. You pledged
your word that a certain young lady
would bo hero to-night. Now, unless
you can glvo me somu good reason for
tho way you'vo deceived me, I shall
(ult tlio house at once, and I sha'n't
be In a hurry to come back.'
"I saw that what I said about de
ception bad nettled her a lilt, as I In
tended it should; for if you enn get n
woman to lose her temper, tlio truth
is coming out.
" 'John,' sho said, looking me
straitfit. In tho eyes, 'what, were tho
exact words of my promise to you?'
" "You told me that tho original of
that picture would bo hero tonight.
And she Isn't here!'
"'John,' she Bald again, and her
eyes snapped a little, 'the original of
that picture Is In the room this min
ute.' "Now, I've studied that photograph
so carefully for the last twelve wi-vks
that every feat urn Is printed on my
memory, and I'm sorry to say I lost
my own temper, und contradicted her
flatly.
'"That Is not so,' I said, 'nml yon
know it!"
"This was, of course, extremely lm
IKilite, even ' considering tho philn
speech our customs allow among mem
ber!; i.f the wim family. I'nt Instead
of being very angry, as I expected she
would, and while I was feeling sorry
for my rudeness. Nan began tn laugh.
" 'John.' she said, i presume you've
l.Hiked at that picture once or twice
since I let you take It. Hhla't ou
ever notice anything peculiar about
the finish? I told you I'd introduce
oil to its original tiMilclit. and I've
kept my word. Tlml Is a ohotoeniph
of Hie Idlers' Whist Club; it b a OIM
l'OSITK!'
"Well, you might have knocked me
down Willi a feather. I In a il.i .e
(he r t of the cvetilnc, an. I as non m
I could cet away, I came tiere.
"New, what In the name of common
seli-e inn I tn ib?"
"Will." s:'M llnrrr. "I Just 1n
t. K nut t It fiT Jl'll V.iin !' "1
nil. and emigrate to ( ':" ..t.il
iiriTilry."
'lt."-hV f xelstnu 'l Jo' '
"Or." c iititim d 1 iv. t r. " u
night pi k iiut 'be ciil win i.r.c
tienn-t In tie picture, nt..1 v.,. ,f i,.:i
ant c. t !: r tn l.n'1 ' 'nvi-r in I
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mil fit. in Hie ilin-l. In 1 1 I urn lm ni..re.
. II li. T. I in i nil y III KiiKti. ll tniinti)'
i.lfu
United States Newspapers,
Tho United Slates has a total
Of
2i,K7'J newspapers, as follows; Dull
lea. 2,157; weeklies, 1K.K27; monthlies,
2,7111; semi-weekly, -171; trl-weekly,
I!t; bi-weekly, tin; semi-monthly, 275:
trl monthly, 2; bi-monthly, liS; ijunr-
lerly, 175; sembpiarterly, 2; total,
2n,.S7.'i. Tho first six States, In the
number of their UPwepapers, rank mi
follows: New York, ,!i:ii; IUniois,
I.72H; rennsylvanlii, l..'l!i;l; (hl,
1 21K; Iown, 1,082; Mississippi, l.oir(.
Alaska has two dailies anil tho Hill
Ippino Islands four.
Some Matrimonial Customs.
Among fiomo aemi-savngo races.
whore the wlfo Is tlio huslnfml's prop
erty, and as such has been paid f r,
what she gets from her parents or Is
able to earn for herself she may keep
as her own. At Hnmbonk, for Instance,
what she enn earn by washing gold
from the sands belongs to her. Loan-
go hiiabapds and wives conjointly own
thHr property. Also more aro other
Ins'rr.res where the bWonglngs of bus
1lf,...i ri-,1 wife nre entirely seimrntK
Attorneys-at-Law
SEYMOUR KISCH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Gilberrt Building, Beaumont.
Correspondents In New York.
St. Louis, Chicago, Etc.
W. JsL. Crook:
Corporation and ATTflDNFY
Commercial Law. AMUKntl.
Rooms 1-17. Blanchette Estate Bldo.
Associated R. C. Harris, I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont, Texas.
G. A
McDowell
T. C. Taylor
M.
S. Duffle
M DOWELL, DUFFIE & TAYuOR
Attorney: at Law
Alexander Dldg. Beauni-nt, Tex.
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
Is
prepared to do .all kinds of dental
work. Trices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gas given In extracting
when requested. Rooms 14 and 15,
over French Market New phona 805.
C. T. Helslg. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIG & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
riiones Dl Beaumont. Te.
Saratoga S Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. I'hono NO. b.
araloga, Tcxa.
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
In Old Beaumont Iron Work Stance
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
MONEY
LOANED
ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JIWIL
RT. Low Rat Int.
VNCLE SM,
Pearl St.
How are Your Eyes
You owe It tn i tir t tr find out
kt once. ?-: o ir rye r"v-1a'i4.
Till: TTXK jr.wrLTiT CO.
Uk.i 0tihu
Hebert 5: Hebert,
BUTCIinKS n4
Dealer In Ue Stack.
to k rt Icrfrreasl ninJ-, 'or
t 1 ro it 1 j cr fi "
IT! I'll B.-t- Vh'-itt t:.
hEScRT A HESIRT
. V. WIi:3S & SON
. Ti'". V.:'t and Wr f A-'d'";
r. n t.ho Hforao'tt. Et-tab-
' 1 I
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word, If Paid
in Advance,
No Ad. Ukta for Its Uta
further netlct will b
9
WANTtO.
IIKI.I' WANTKI) .MAI.H-Cliriiliir
nml satitili. illslrlliiiloiH wauled every
where. No eanvuhliiu'. (iood iiay. Co-
oienilivo Adv. Co., N. V. I M
WANTKI All round I'Ter nml
Sawyer for small riieiilar mill, want
11 m 11 of h'ood habltH. llailn r Lumber
Co., Ileweyvlllu Tex. J 10 3 li
V.'ANTIOD Two ov three inlllineiy
iiiiireuli( vs. lit LiuIIoh l!.l:tar. !l -lollt
W ANTIC I Violin ami teleKiaill
iiiills. Lessons very reasonable. Call
or add i ess, liu:i Uiurel Ave. u-io-.,ii
WANTKI An oxierleiiLtil roolc
apply y.'!4 Uroailway. tl 10 tic
WANTKI) Position as Monographer;
best of n fereneeH furnished. Address
Iiox (i. Kiiterprlso. 9-13-wp
WANTKI) An exiiorlonood no
rotinlaiit and bookkeeper desires
small set. of books to handle in addi
tion to present duties. SnOafetory
references. Address 100, care Kii
terprlso. n-in-lwp
WANTKD Young eouplo desire
room nml bcard wllh private family:
house eonlainliiR modern convenien
ces nnd well located. Answer P. O.
box, 423. 9-10-7 tp
W A N T K II C ood boy with horse
to tako route on Knlerpriso. Apply
to C. H. Haley, Circulalor.
WANTKD A position ns cashier
by nn experienced young lady, ( an
h.-mille tvnewrlter. Address DS7
Franklin St., Beaumont, Texas. 8-wdh
WANTKD By Sabino Tram Co.,
Deweyvillo, Texas, 25 to 30 men to
truck, slack, nnd load lumber on the
yard and at planer. Cftnd wafios and
permanent employment. Married
nun preferred. No letters answercn;
apply In pen-on to W. C. Gray, Dowey
ville, Tcaxs. 9-4-tf
WANTKD Tho niibiic to know that
T.itum liros. nay hUhest prices lori
Second band goods of all kinds. Im
mediate service. Soe us before you
sell. (J52 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
WANTKD. For U.'s. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 and 35: citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
Knylish. For information apply to
Kecruitinir Officer, Postoilice iiunu
inu. Beaumont. Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. tf
FOR SALE.
Nice medium sized marc six years
old; nice biiKKy. good as new; set at
now single buggy harness, mare per
fectly gentle, works well to buggy.
Pee I'. D. Jackson, at Beaumont. MricK
Yard. y-io-otp
FOR SALIC Furniture of 7 room
house, cheap; close in; rent of house
overpaid by roomers. Address It. l.
lire Kitlerprtse. J -i "'I'
FOR SALIC An interest requiring
J7.riini.iMl to $ii.MiMl.i0 cash to pur-
hitse; in one ol (lie liesi. esiaiuisti.-u
eputnhle ami prolilablo Incorporated
businesses in the South. It is situat
ed in the pleasantest residence city
in South Texas, and necessity for re
moval to higher altitude only reason
lor retiring. Address X .. care ot
Knlerpriso olliee. ! l-" H !'
FOR SALK - Blocks, with shop ottl
worih $:!"': will sell for $ln: call
:;7.1 Washington street. i li ".tp.
FOR SALK 3 oung milch cows,
etinrantoi'd and first calves. $13.00. Dr,
Balrd. V. Bianehetie Building; new
'lilione T.'O or r.T.'i " 2l.-t f-e
FOR RENT.
" Ki Vl! it KXT Kigbl-l'i" 'Ul boos'
eeiilrally Iim;iii.1, on Cliandos strei-;.
Iietweeii Milli r and Long. Fmn
tliiee-room lioii er: in smith part. Ap
ply IU'7 ChandiM street. 1 r. ;t j
I!Rl AND IH'OM-Can be 1ml
at the corner of I'enn avenue and
HufiTd Mr. it. I". per eik. '. l"i P
ion i:i:t-
1 1 np. for 1 i flit
M i.ani. t.' r F. a
-Fum'shed
houscMi p'iil
ri 'ti
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KISS EttV
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged. V V
J5c. Adi ardtrtd to ran till
charged till ordered otat.
STRAYED.
STIIAYKD--Mhlit Korrel inaro about
11 bands hlsh, wlillu tloeliiiiKS, tdioil
all Hiiiuml, while Kirlpo in forehead,
no iiiiiiUh; ln reward for reiiini t'
CIiiih. Ilriiiin, I'ino hi reel. Ileainnoiil.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IIO.MK CO()KIN(i-.!."s. S. W. Ma.e
lay. l emtu wrv liK meuls nl her prl
i ale Iii.iite, also I'jiniti lor rem. i"i
.Main si. 'J.ii:!ip
NOTICE Mrs. Helen McCarey will
open her school of Stenography, Mon
day, September 6th, 1U04. Day anU
niuht clacsea In dictation $5.00 per
month.. Positiona guaranteed.. Fur
ther Information call at Room 11 New
Blanchetto Bldg., Pearl St., Beau
mont, Texas. New Phone 6. 1mo
BUYERS AND CONTRACTORS.
For Iron fences, brick, counters, lloor
railings, fire escnpos, window guards,
elevator enclosures, cabs, griiio anu
wire work for all purposes. Write tbo
Texas Ancnor tence uo. run wuiw,
Texas. tf0
. 1
Ladies go where tie crowds go, all
aro going to Bee those nice gas moves,
and they are having them put in too;
It is tlmo and labor saved to have
gas put in, your house, wo have
many streets that we have no gas
mains but will get them all soon.
Calder avenue, Hebert, Magnolia ave
nue, Liberty avenue, Crockett, Pearl,
Park, College, Forsythe, Orleans,
South Park, Austin. Bowie, Pine, Bon
ham North and lUllroad avenues,
tnat'is a few streets w aro ready for
you, tte-
$3.00 PKR WKEK Room nnd
board at tho Metropolitan, 221 Travis
slrleet, next to Beaumont Steam
Laundry. u lw
1 " "
NOTICK Mrs. Dr. Secord is novir
located in the Keith building, Rooms
12 and 13, where she is prepared lo
treat all diseases by tho latest am?
most complete system now in use.
Hot air and vapor baths given. Con
sultation free. New phone 3.i.i. Mrs.
Dr. Secord, Naturopoth. 9-11-t-wp
Home killed beef, veal, mutton,
pork and poultry; Treadaway build
ing. GO to Price and Johnson for Wood
and coal. Ring up "phono 103, and
it will bo delivered to you ut onco.
0-4 lmc
Tatum Bros, pay highest puces for
household goods. See us before you
buy. 052 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
Sour Lake "bprtngs Hotel " rebiiUI
and refurnished. Rates, $2.00 and
$2.50 per day. Meals 50 cents. Spec,
ial weekly and monthly rates. Hotej
bus meet trains, faro 2f cents.
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
The Cotton Belt has put on the
very low rate of $11.70 for tho round
trip, Shroveport to SL Ixmi. Those
tickets will bo sold September .., 4,
C, 1" 13 20 and 27. Theso tickets
iiilow' seven days in St. Loui. and
will bo honored on our "St. I.ouis
Train" in its Chair Cars nnd Hand
some Day Coaches. Don't forget tho
dates nnd that tickets should lie by
Iho Cotton Belt, from Sbrcveport.
Tho St, Louis Train leaves Shrevo
port. at. 4:15 P- m-. arrives at St.
Louis 11:30 next mornig.
Write L. I'. Smith. T. P. A..
21S Milam St., Shroveport, La.
Dr. Eugene I. BowsKy,
SURGEON CHIRP0DIST
Room 2, Neches Flats
Practice exclusively confined to the
treatment of Corns, Bunions, in
Crowing Toe Noils, Warts and all di
seases of the feet-trested scienti
fically without Pain.
No calls made except by special ap
pointment. Consultation Free.
Over 25 jrrs Experience.
New 'Phone 777.
Pi!!LLiPS ACADEMY
Ccrner Sixth St. and Broadvuay.
Ueauniont, Texas.
A preparatory ,bml fir brr and
e!-ls. tfiof ial ait.. nti n nudents
le rine preiiarilm fur ooHre. Af
fi'iitinn with Ciilv. rsi r of Itaa in
fnrt lirar.r! : rhi.lar.h!p to fl'it
tionor jinpil. PrO claanea. Attea
t'n t.j tbc la.V-.nl'itl.
Arthur B. Phibipa. B. A, WwtM.
O'.i 't'Siese 129- ? ClJer At
MUSIC STUDIO
r. WM. . KIKItr iTSICK
Teacfcrr f Voir. Piaao, Ora,
46a Tlagbolia Ave.
Frofoeitst 7t-lc om Applicatiok.
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on Calder, Orleans, Pearl
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Hebert, Forsythe4 Col
lege. ParK, Pine and Main Sts.
For $25.00
BEAUMONT GAS CO,
J. S. GORDON CO.
PHONES No. 32
O0Q'O'O0G0OC-OOO O
This Space
Belongs To The
Beaumont College of Music and Art
COLLEGE STREET, opposite High School.
MRS. F. A. HYATT, Directress.
p;an0
r..,. rnltnrn
Elocution ami Physical Culture
Art
Violin
ihirinonv. Siclit SiiiKing and Laud
Mandolin and iluitar
Kindergarten of Music
Opens September 5tli.
B. R. Norvell, Prsf.dent.
Chat. H. Stroock, Cashier.
W. C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P
American National Banh,
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital Stock, $IOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
Wo have tho only Separate 8teel Safety Deposit Boxes In the City...
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Park Farm
'Both
Phones
1
One Gallon Water
Three Gallon Water
Five Gallons Water
Ten Gallon Water -One
Barrel Water
Special TicKet Discounts:
15 One Gallon TicKeti
6 Three Gallon Ticllett
5 Five G.llcn Ticket
5 Ten Gallon TicKet
5 One Barrel TicKet
10 One Barrel TicKet
20 One Barrel TicKet
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Anion N.ivritil
Instruments W. II. Smith
Prof. Jos. I n F.uono
L-wa i. Uarliniiton Method
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President.
W. B. Llgon, Assistant Castilerk
Lithia Water
On Credit. Cash.
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