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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1904.
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IT - A Tale vith a Moral.
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Sir
Knight"
rar.f rtclilM, I'M, Tim Ambon Tab. Co.
Tlif in :i ii hlix ijjc'I down anil llfliil
llii v I n"H.
tl 1m civil! resolve wnn theniiii'l there
jccistiri'il with (Jml-n rexolve n
iimuiillli-i'iit !4 ever ehlvulile tjiii'st ly
nny lnilnM of nll. uly a plain fall
forulu riuu-lirr. with Mm lieyluy
yt mi h :iinl lln I'liiniiiifK iipimroiilly
-.one forever. Unly I Hrown. tlm
mini that uirlieil luinl, lnrif- tlmil
most nf Mm iiclclilinni, to main- hi
Miiclilirrrli H pay.
Two women were eiiMUneil I" ,l!,r"
vest Inn tin- i:lorioux iiIiiiiiiIiiii'""'- A
Hirl whs pirlilui; alone nt th mhI of
tin- p:it tl. Joel on Ills IdioeH, fiilKltiK i
tin- lower brunches, was hlihlen from
till' WIIHK'II.
"What do you think she will ilo
now?"
"Nay. ilo not asli tin-, you rurinot
pot niiyihliiix out of her. 1 liquid sin;
was koIiik o tli! city."
What will nliu ilo there, Til lllto to
lillOW?"
"Cot lout lllii' 11m rest of them, I
suppose," Miiil tho woman In kiiswit.
Willi a little sluh. "Hut there, Hho
mifilil net Iiit chancu anioiiK t'i'
irrowcl." "What coiiM Hhn ilo with Iiit linliy?"
"Oh, in tho city Hii ro's ways of h'av
Jnu It In asyluniH, whilst hIiu t;oi'S to
work."
Tin' Kirl nt tho oml of tin' pateli
rtoocl up. Sho l(iolrd at tin- cloudli'SH
Mini a iloiiu- of uiifi.ilioniahlo ii.urn.
Its limiH'iislty awed her. Sln luid
foiiuil ln r earth so muall -no I'scapn
In It aiiywhiTi' and hero It Hriuin-'d
ho vast. K!u fi ll tho pii'iiMH'i' of tho
Kky, for tho first time in ln r life.
Joel lliown knelt In the vluu.s
Mono with lils reiioive.
Tli" ulil went hy, her fin'e turned to
the sky. Its look of appeal was pa
thetic in Its chllilishne.HH. He l"t her
puss, mid turned his face upward also.
Mecluiniciilly he went on picklnK. The
resolve liiid claimed him; lie was out
of himself, liatheil in u stniime lory
thai swept tlie rest of the world away
from him. As if It hud happened In
a loiiK past, lie heard the women say
iim: "What will she do in the city?"
"C.t ist like the rest of them, I
Bllppose."
The crimson mellowed into dowliiK
amlier. In the hush ciune (lie sound
of the distant chimes from tho mis
sion of Santa llarhara.
lie stood up anil bared his head
this man accounted a pUKan hy his
neinhhors.
Somehow the pill's face, and pic
tures of the (ireat Mother, were trans
fused in 1 1 i tn.
Ill' stroked Ms sleeve across his
eyes as If clearliiK' his vision.
"Tired, Mr. Hiown? So he we. So
It's ipiit for to-night, then."
Wltlumt speaklm;, he took out his
leather purse, and countliiK their
work, paid them.
"Shall you want me to -morrow?"
nsked the rirl in a low voice. Speech
n;n an cft'oit.
"No." Ills voice sounded straiu;iiy
fb'.
' It'll li." Wl ) d. I lii- voice bound m
liiii.li u In n li nieniit il nil tttliar
loe? ' Killh, In-IMI to iiu. Ixj you
Knm. why I ill. In I WHlit )oi to .lck
l.lai kin nl. to iih. now? Hu ll I Mill
i. II ii. It'ti ti. v unt ou tu Iki my
v. ile. I want to marry you, my k' 1- I
l,e t-'i.l an t (nit can nutkti you
hai py. I huve Mil ld thai In thi-i
i.iiM. )nt kill f. t tu (eel a tit
- troni-r liki. from (ulk lht
talk and wiirry. Ami I Imve n Id' ,
t.rfi ' hu volco Hunk lower, l.ul f.rew
niroiiiii r ". Ituih, I have nil I teu.
loo. lh.it If ye'll five im Unit ihild,
we'll l ull ll lilir'll. do you Hce!"
Ituth lUtetieil to Idm If nho wrro
ilri BiuliiU. Joel nw that bin wan hut,
i.ulf roiiiprehenillnt?; his voice uucoii
Hcloiihly In ( nine Mitiht.
"I want you for my wife. Hutu."
All 11 iiiruiit cmue on ln r iih u lloort.
"Jh. I mnnot. I iniinot. 1'inpUi will
Miy IU I MHH UlllM had. If I let 'OI
kii and marry me," otid hn hurst Into
ii-irs.
Suddenly nml imsslmitiMy kIio ex
clalined: "I never meant to he I
wanted alius to he u f.ood Kill; I "
"Ituth. listen to tin'. I think you
have pit to have me. I think heforo
Cod you have not to ho my wife. Voil
have ot to route to me, find he wife.
And unci! my wife, damn thu tsoiil of
J fl i'f'-'-i
aili LL HIT . . J ."'IT'
11 LL
"I want you for my wife, Ruth."
anyone that says u word asin you or
Ihn ymiiiK one, if I am anlKh."
lie saw a passion of hope creep In
her lace. Very tenderly now he spoke,
I he harshness had all llown.
"Trust me, Until. I will treat yon
awful neiitle. I have an ideii you will
i;et huppiiieKH. Of course you'll 1m
wantiiiK the place furnished; there's
plenty in the hank to do that. And
inehhe you'll waul a kitchen built on
to the side. And when the blackberry
season is over we will buy li new
dress or two and i?o up to San I'Van
clsco, mid make believe we never hud
a sorrow, and mebbo we'll say nothing
lo nobody, and (his last was the ut
most he coul 1 advance as a vision to
dazzle), we'll j;o to tho tho-a ter."
One afternoon she looked UKatn to
the sky.
"Joel, no, dear, I don't think I want
you to read to me - not now; lift nie
up a Iiit; there, that's easier." Shu
look the book from liim- it was "Hays
of Chivalry. rhere'h KometliiuK 1
want to say to you, Joel. That's kooU"
his arms were support inn her, she
put hers round his neck 'no, us noi
about little Susie you can't do wrong
lo her, you'll do more for her than I
could ever think of. Ah! 1 can see
the women picking the blackberries,
all the way from here. No. dear,
what I want to say Is, when I am
i;one- and you know 1 am koIhk soon,
don't you, dear? I want you to know
..-I,.. I, vim look at the books, that I
understand that In all of them thero
had been no kninlits, no. not one that
carried n lance, that did more splen
didly in any tournament than yon
who" I'oiirIiI for nie! I hope Cod w ill
let me go while 1 am asleep, one timo
alter I hvo kissed you and said
Thank you. Sir Knight. "
One evening as the mission hells
gently chimed In the distance ami the
sun was setting, resplendent in nmher
anil gold, Joel bent down to hear a
faint whisper
'Thank you, Sir Knight!"
Cat's Peculiar Habit.
Titer" came to the family In n
vcrv unusual manner he was
broimht. One morning In a col.l and
pouring rainstorm the mistress of the
house he.ivil ii commotion at her front
,loor I ipt'iilie: her dix.r there stood
,i gaunt, gray cat. holding in her
luou'h a fat cut. of kill. n. This she
dropped A iiiH.l.im'it teet. and linked
ii, Into In r eye so beseechingly, that
He day was won. The mother cat
oi c since p:iscil to "cat le iiieli." I'll'
' I'eter" lives on ri'titeiilei! aed appar-
: i r 1 y ri.ii. tul lor Uie go. .i un i:. oi
l
been br.Uigi.t in- .nltv ile
I the liahil 'f Pi lMm.-
mi-iress. Von "ir i Vardly
it. vhi.llbl I tell Vim ttle stl-mce
I la.v
Mbtuuito CubO cf Dual.
A J' "' li.' 'l'i'lo ' aufd "''- dentil
of h Pal ln r IIUIIH .I l:ilin IX'l .-o Hi
ll.i.-ii-iui. N. J- The t.uilnr hl.av
lug i.iid ino 'iuMo lit on l-i' ""f".
The i i"r mi itlreiily iimh r H"' l'
ber's 1 1 in, ai d in miil.liiK ' 'I' '"
tlriir uy lli mohiiiilo, he "it del !l
fu h in hi throat. A i liyi-lnn nr
rm d loo 1 1'" to kuve him.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word, If Paid
in Advance,
No Ad. liX for ! tkta 25c. Adi ordtrtd to ron
fnrlKar nntUo Will bt chargod till Ordtrod Ottt.
-9
Fatal Hot Potato.
Mi i-tai' l Klnhhttiiiu died "f entlntl
hot pi iuii.es. She win in a huriy to
t;.i out, lllul ulpei several hot potll"
tins. She died In great n tinny. Tim
M.ttotisy hhowed that h'T throat Htl'l
Ihe lining of her Momlich hud b Ml '
badly liunieil mat the t.i!iui l:ttd
inii i ii her to rliol.e lo ilelilll,
WaNTIO.
Wife in Place of Hon. WIHTK (iiltl, WANTKU- I'or gen
The followlliK tlliecdole hIihW llO'.V j l':'l house work Wll".es i:.
the r.Jla.iH ir-iit lln lr wIv-m. A KlJIan !"'"'" Aihlri'ss Mrs. ... I,, tol, n .n
lo,.. from a caplalll lif ."''. aUi Up
the hu vv fir which In
i,..:.s lt.it trv ni he would In
1 l:l.i
placu
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged. V
tiu
inatiage lo get only one hog.
he sent to the fMptalii. and 111
id the i.lh'T hog sent his wile.
was to pay tw.)
coubl I " '.", ' V"
ni:i sainiiie illsirliuuors wanieu eieiy-
where. No ciinvusing. Cood pay. ro-
oiHriitlvo Adv. Co., N. V. I l
WAN TIC I) All round Filer and
Sawyer for small circular mill, want
n.an of good huhils. llarluT l.uiuh'T
Co.. Deweyvilh) Tex. U-ltidl tp
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
The Coilon Melt has put on the
very low rale of Jll.i'i Mr ineroiinu
i rip. Shrei-eport to S'. I.ouis. Tliesn
ticl;elM will be .sold September :!, 4,
il. 12. Kl. 2U and 27. These tickets!
allow neveti days in SI. I.ouis, and WANT Kl) Violin mid tele
will he honored on our HI. l.'uis ! pupils. Lessons very reasoiiann
WANT I0I Two o.- three mllliiier:
iipprenl ices, li! Ladies I'uz'iar. ! -Lid!
Ti ain" in its Chair Cars mid I land-
some I lay Conches. Don'l forget, tho
ilales. and Hint, tickets shoTHil bo by
the Cotton licit from Shrevcport.
The Si. I.oul.s Train Ion vim Shreve
porl at l: l.1 p. in., and arrives nt. St.
I.ouis 1 1 ::!H tioxt momlg.
Write I.. I. Smith. T. P. A..
U1H Milam St., Shrevcport, l.n.
s :n 2"t
or add. ess, ll"!t Laurel Ave
graph
. Call
!ii.-j-::iii
WANTICIX An experienced cook;
apply '.it:! llroadway. !i-I.Vifc
I. W. HARPKIt Is tho ncmp of ox-
safest and most, sal isfaclory lor an
uses. Sold hy J. T. (iosselt.
NATHAN SELLS IT FOR LES&.
Attorneys-at-Law
SEYMOUR KISCH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Cilberrt Building, Beaumont.
Correspondents In New York.
St. Louis, Chicago, Etc.
WANTKI) Posh ion ns sleuogi aplif-r;
best, of references furnished. Address
llox C. Kntorpriso. 9-13-wp
WANTKI) An experienced no
coiintaut. nnd hookkeeper desires
small set. of books to handle in nddi
lion lo present, duties. Salil'clory
ri ferenci s. Address 100, care Kn-
lermlse. !l-i:i-lwp
W. IvI. Crook:
ATTORNEY.
Corporation and
Commercial Law.
Rooms 1-17, Blanchetto
Associated R. C. Harris,
Estate Bldg.
I. W, Lawhon
WANTKI) Young couple desire
room aii.l birard with private family;
house contninins modern convenien
ces nnd well locnted. Answer P. O.
box, 42:i. 9-1 n"7 IP
WANTKI) Cood hoy with horse
lo take route on Knlerprise. Apply
lo C. II. Haley, Circulator.
WANTKTl Tho puhilc. to know that
Tatum Pros, pay highest prices for
Second hand Roods of all. kinds. Im
medinto service. Sue us beroro you
si.dl. (!52 Orleans St. 8-22-1 nip
Beaumont, Texas.
K. A
McDowell
M.
S. Dufflo
T. C. Taylor
M DOWELL, DUFFIE & TAY.
Attorncyr at Law
.OR
Alexander Bids.
Boaiirunt, Tex.
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
Is prepared to do all kinds of dnntal
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gas given In extracting
wnen requested. Rooms 14 and 15,
over French Market. New phone 805.
ll.i'.
Velepe
III
ete.1 it
1 !..!U s
l r.-v'
C, T. Helsig. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIG &. SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones 51 Beaumont. Tex.
Saratoga & Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling nnd general transfer
and livery business. Phono JNO. t,
Saratoga, Tcxa.
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
In Old Beaumont Iron Work Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'FHONES 63
iiu.mi: t
illS b' -itlll
, lite lli.lue
Main 1 1.
;UKINC- Al . S. W. Ma. '
Herv'liK liieals l.l ll''.' pie
, iil.su rooms for rein, 'i"."i
Pl'l'.ili
itirviMta A"H roNTHACTOHS. '
For Iron fences, brick, counters, lloor
railluui, flro escapes, winuow Kuunm,
ilevuior encloHiires, rubs, j;rillo ami
w iro work for all purjioses. WHto tne
Texas Author 1'euce Co. Fort Worth.
Texan. tf0
1
Ladles go where the crowds Ko. all
are point? to Foe those nice gas Htoves,
and they are having them put In too;
It is time and iabor gavrnl to have
gas put In, your houso, we have
many streets that we have no gas
mains, but will gel them all soon.
Calder uvenu, llehert, Mngnolla ave
nue, Liberty avenue. Crockett, Pearl,
Park, Collego, Forsythe, Orleans,
South Park, Austin, Kowie, Pine, Hon
ham, North and Railroad avenues,
nat'la a few streets w aro ready foi
you. l!"
NOTICE Mrs. Dr. Secord is no
located in the Keith huildint;. Uooliifi
12 nnd when; she is prepared to
(real all diseases by tho lalesl am?
most coinplelo system now in use.
Hot air nnd vapor ballis given. Con
sultation free. New phone .I'm. Mrs.
Dr. Secord, Naturopolli. !)-ll-t-wp
OO to Price and JohnKon for Wood
and coal. . ItiiiK tip 'phono J 05, and
it will bo delivered to you nt once.
9-4 lmc
Tatum Tiros, pay highest prices for
household goods. See us before you
buy. G52 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
Sour Lake "bprrngs Hotel," rebnl!t
and refurnished. Kates, $2.00 anfi
$2.50 per day. Meals 50 cents. Rpeo
ial weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
hns meets trains, fare 2 oents
WANTRD. For U. S. Army: Ahle
bodied unmarried men between ages
oi on,i 5r." eitizens nf United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speaic, reau uuu wnec
Kngllsh. For inforniation apply u
Uecruiting Ofilcor, Postotlice huiki
ing, Iteaumnnt, Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. u
FOR SALE.
Nice tnediiiiii sized mare six years
old; nice liuKy, good as new; set of
new single buggy nariiess, in. ue .e.
feelly gentle, works well to buggy.
Sic i'. I. .lackson.'at lieaumotit Hrick
Yard. J-ti.-uip
FOIl SA I, K Furniture of 7 room
house, cheap: close in. Itont of house
overpaid by roomers. Address
care Knlerprise. !)-17-"tp
Sunday in Town.
The own Is misly j i llrnv ami the sky is
h.-i.y I'lii'.'. .
Anil tlie i liii.T! liolls riii'T out iii.-untl'.
Near and l.".-lv. 1m if mill fainlly.
Knell "lie inlliiwiiiK Its fellnw In an echo
cli-jo- and tiiu.
ThrouHh l'".- streets, clian-swipt fur
lilMile.
3lla nv I'-et make hnslo toward pleasure,
Ami U' souiul is ns llici nislllim of llio
leans In putlis we knew.
How I wish 1 were n-walkliiK I" thu au
tumn wimils Willi yuu!
Oh, tlie fiiiKtniii-i. ef the jinllciws that the
little Ill-links I. -HI tlll'liUKll!
Oh. the seuilet maples liiii-iilag
Like a torch at every twinlnK.
On tho way my spoilt follows in a ilrtam
luri'-ei' new
M'hi'l'lf li-etn llll'et, (listnilt 1111 ll'lnws,
IUin lii'iienth the moiinl.-iin sl-.:nlowM,
Cuiini Ihe elank of ywlimiiw emv-lnlls
ilinvn the softest win. I that IlleW.
uh, I wish 1 were n-walkbiK in thu au
tumn wooils with Juu!
We
till of 'rovlns whore
Ills llOIIIIll tlie view.
il III yiuiin; Uotmoici-s,
nyiiiiih-.iinl-slHtihei-U
FOR S ALU An interest requiring
$7.r,iiii.liil to $111,011(1.00 cash to pur
chase; in one of Ihe best cslablislUMl
reputable and profitable incorporated
businesses ill the South. It Is situat
ed in Ihe plensnnlest. residence city
in Soiilh Texas, and necessity for re
moval lo higher altitude only reason
for retiring. Address X Y . care of
Knlerprise oflic.'. !' 1"' 11 "
FOIl SAI.K- Hlai ksmilli shop oin
lil worth $".'o; will sell '' $"";
at :',7.". Washington street. ! !." ::tl.
0)m
MONEY
LOANED
ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWEL
HY. Low Rate Int.
I'NCLE SAM,
Pearl St.
n. trihii'.-s nt 1'ilt-
&e leckKl at the dcudlefi t'ue. a
d&irie cf unf tncr,able Mme.
l.at.h. It dart:, il hi. 1 fri !,.. d
1. in. ," o nt ar ' ee i!h '-'
'it ti
'-.-Til '
rr."
, '
ll
li-
, . ,,i n r. l ie' . i i !'t
I i broo-l.t a ee- t?.i,' :itn1
i ., Wl-.i i.' t 1 1 .i i ' -in .'
i.i.iity; it i - i"i 1 i tl '
;i It ' '
. -i i.m !- iti I' .- !'
, - , ,.. I 1 1' e t.l- V
j t t ! it.:? W... , 1
How are Your Eyes
You owe it to your pelf to fln l out
nt once. S e our eye FjMTia'ist.
TllK LKi'K JKViKI.UY CO.
I n line Oiti
vi it. sw.r!-?. loung milch cows,
guaranteed and first calves. $15.01). Dr.
ltaird. V. Hiancliette nuiiiiing; ne
phone VJ0 or K2fi-l-fo
FOR RENT.
FOIl ilKN'T -Nicely furnished
rooms. Close in. 2'!."i College street
between Pearl and .Main. New phone.
II, ,1 and cold bath. ";,P
FOIl IlKNT Kighl I'N'iii lioiis
centraily bwai.-il. on Cbainlos stne;.
lu lwei ti Mill, r and Long Four
I biee roiitn h.ni-. s in south pail. Ap
ply ll-'7 Chan. In., street. '.' ir.-li'p
P.OAIll) AM' ltOOM-C.m I"- hid
:it the eottii i .1 Peiin avenue and
Itulord street. I r Week 1' l-'l'
have hail our
siiiimr hloS'
We have play
Iiaiu-.-l the
iianci's;
Now the summer nf our loving i;hnvs
ami throlis ahotit us. t
In iiiu- eye Ihe Ms-'hl yet vernal.
In our hearts the lire eternal.
Ami when time has toueln.l In- brunches
and ruse-leaf days nie r. vv.
Oh, It's then I'd "till la- WMlklni; in life's
uutumii woods with yon.
Caiolii.u 1HILT in Si.-iilmer's.
Bulls in Hospital.
Two bulls escaped from tho arena
ni Vnllmlolid. Spain, and made their
wav into a Hispital, here ;hey upset
.i,e,.r:il beds en which patients were
lying, and gored three persons.
has
Purchase Historic Gun.
Th Matching town council
Mircbase.l for iMwi the hishorie pun
i ..r.i v.dsoii which nlaved such a
conspicuous part during the siege.
Encouragement for Industry.
A sirn over ft desk in one of I.on
lion's business houses reads: "A good
i,,.r.i .Imv's work will put feathers in
any old bed!"
An Old Russian Proverb.
Tlie cates of Russia are wide to
tho ." wlvi enter. 1-ut narrow to those i
vlu would to out.
Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans. Peal 1.
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty.
North. Hebert. Forsythe Col
lege. Park, Pine and Mam Sts.
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BEAUMONT GAS CO.
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PHONES No. 32
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COLLEGE STREET, opposite High School,
MRS. F. A. HYATT, Directress.
Piano
Voire Cull lira
Elocution and Physical Culture
Art
Violin
Harmony. Sisht Singing and band Instruments
.Mrs.
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Sarah Felix Itanks Hill
Mrs. .leniiio llixby
Mrs. ('ora Fuller
Anion Navraiil
W. II. Smith
Mandolin nnd Ouitar
Kindergarten of Music
I'nia
Prof. Jos. i n litiono
K. Liarlingtoii Mellioil
Opens September 5th.
B. R. Norvell, Prftsldent.
Chat. H. Stroeck, Cashier,
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vlee-Presldent.
W. B. Ligon, Assistant CaBhlerk
W. C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P.
American National BanK,
OF BEAUMONT.
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