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CHAMHION TELLS TWO YARNS,
And Flth Storiei They Ar Mighty
Hard to Beat.
Afr KiipinT I Jnliiftl tho cRuni
out on thu Kiillcry of tho hotel. and
tliiTi', filtiuls, cltiztna. ami fellow
countrymen. 1 nu t up with tho greitt-
li.illlrt Win '""I' KUIIU'ii hy K"m WOIK Kruil.l.lUil(ly. tllO KiMIUIIlC, OI1KIIIUI m
.,,.. ii... li i.i. 'Hie heeiin.l k.iiuo iia'ml tin. llsh vurnem in tho world. Ho
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis Won Both.
Memphis, rie.t. IS. lly wililllllB to
lay "a douiile lu ii.ler. Memi:iU hIhiw
wiiIiIii mo iMiliil of Ni'W t.r'.iii.iH f"r
ii... s!..inli. in l.eimiui iiuiiiaiit. Tli"
itlle.l Ul III.' ell.l of I Ho flKlllll lllllillH
nil tieniilil of (lurUliehii. AUrlnllUlci; j
I.iinii. Seii'vs:
I'h'Hl Kiillie;
,y. miiliis .1 o i ' x ' -
.l..umoiiiery. I o I ' -
llnllei ieH- Sim l.ilale mill I liiiilmrl ;
I kile mill Maunem. Tim.. I :.".
Set mill name:
M. i,i.lii.s ti 0 ii ll 1 il :. .1 K 1.". I
Mi.iiiiinii iy. II :i il ii " I I II "
Hun. l ies Mi imyiv mill Uuillmrt;
liiirdni r mill I'lm li.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 2, Cincinnati 117 Innings.
Chieuii. St H IS, III one of tin'
H.eulesl jjlillH's of I lt- season, ( iilt-ilKu
tlel'euleil (.'IlliillliUti 111 seVellleell i.l
iiint;. Aller one inn la ilm Heveii
le. mil. llrinns la It fal'ely. Sialic hIu
Uleil t'nsey hit ly ii plteheil hall,
ii.ul '.Mefariliy lined out his third hit.
m ore:
Cliieai;i) .
I mi nun nun non onn 012 II 1
Cineiniiai I
uui I oimi nno noo oo 1 10 1
Ilaiierles lltiKKS and Kilns; Walk
er and Strell,
St,
Inirs
rain.
Rain nt St. Louis.
I.ouis. Sept. IS. St. Louis-Pitts-nunio
posiiiined on account of
. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 1. Detroit 0.
Chicago, Sept. 1 S. A lni.se mi .........
n saeritiee, a sinsle and l-owe s error
Moreil (ireen in tho first liinliiB. After
iliat both I'aitorsim and Killain were
ulven perfect support. Score:
CI ica"o ... 1 ll J ll II o ll o x 1 ! i
IMro'il 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 7 1
llatteries Patterson and Sulivan;
Killian and Drill.
Rain at St. Louis.
St. I.iiiiU Sept. 1 S. Tne St. Louis
Cleveland giinio was postponed on .
count of rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee :!, St. Paul 0; Milwaukee
ii, St. Paul 0-
CdIiiiuIius ::, Louisville :!.
' Kansas City 0. .Minneapolis I"', rum
Cil.V 1'. Minneapois 2.
Toledo I, Indianapolis Ii; Toledo 1,
Indianapolis
t
Chinese Name for Psrt Arthur.
Tho Chinese name for Port Artl.ur
was I.uslmnUow: the town hud, twen
ty years ao, only a lew thousand in
habitants, and was used as a place iv
the deportation of criminals.
c.hi. Have Licihtninq Conductors.
Ships of war aro usually fitted with
li-Mninn conductors. This precaution
is" rendered necessary by the oxplos
ives stored away in their mava.ines,
Janan'3 Population Increases.
The population of Japan Increase-;
from :i::,l1 0,703 in 1S72 to.l'.ot.'JU'J in
ISUli, and is increasing laiiuuj.
Pigeon's Long Flight.
One of a number of homing pigeons
pent mi from Nantes. Franco, boarded
a ship 1,000 miles at sea.
Living Cheap in Japan.
For $400 n year a man can, in Jn
pan pay for a house, food v.vA two
servants.
Parsley Tea.
Many rf -'' "Id herb "tea.i" that
our i;randmoiiM rs used o ny.'ke are
liviliil. I.eir.s KoothSns to the i :--i--t i vr
nixaiis. A cup of one of these teas,
.'.taken hi fore rot irui-r. will often pro
mote S'.mid E'.uml.ir. Amelia i.he
most I'f.pul.ir '. those liiailo from
rw'-ct marjoram, catnip, cnniomil".
ace. I.r.xse-i. and parsley. I'a.--!-y
tea is taid to be particularly beneficial
to tin; l.idne . ' The iiarslcy slio i!u
- l.e stewed n It "to. so as to hrlns out
the eo.K ncp. T:y it.
wuh u Miinll old man with a winto
heard nnd u si'rlou dennnnor, nnd
he HpoliO In a low, ev.ll. flute-toned
volco that never (piiivered. I cannot
nlvo all tho talea he told out there,
hut r cun tlvo couplo of Buniples.
Said lie:
"I'p lit my plnco n short spell bro
tlio liny nnd mo cut down n bin tree.
After It fell wo set down a tnlto to
rest on tho trunk, and I hear eomo
thins making a nolso lnshlo.
"'Hoys,' gee I, 'alu't this trco hol
ler?' "'No,' sea they, 'It's sound and
solid.
"Then I henr tho fuss lnshlo npaln.
I prahbed on ax, and, sez I, as I went
to choppln':
"'There's Bomothlnf! lnsldo this
here, and I'm a-goln' to know what
it is.'
"Hy Nod! Thcro was a holler
place Inside, and In there was a nine
pound citflsh what I'd been hcnrln'
llappln'!"
"Ilow'd thnt fish got In there?"
asked n listener.
"Haven't got any Idea how he did
'Irs 'n the tree growod around him.
which I reckon It had, some time or
other.
For a second sample the old man
furnished tho following
"There was n terrible his fish." sa,(1
he, "what used to come up the Osage
before tho war, and we got to hcnrln'
so much about it that a pasnel ot ti
fellers set in .to catch him. We got
?nn loot nf inch and a half rope, had
the blacksmith weld us a big hook,
and we put on a whole dog for halt.
We set our line, and soon, sure
encash, the fish swallered the dos,
hook and all, and tho hook hung. Wo
couldn't niirli pull him out. tnougn
there was ten of us, so we hitched on
two yoke of oxen, nnd after a hard
Ftrugglo wo managed to drag that
fish 'out on the hank. He was nine
foot between the eyes, and his eyes
sot closer together than they ought to
set in a fish of that size." Kansas
City Star.
THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE
HE'D LULL THEM TO SLEEP.
Vltlonary Had Great 8chm for Uit
On Pullman Care.
One of the oddest Idea developed
recently was dl-icuvcrcd uy a man
who had udvertlsed for opportunities
for Investnunt. iu of the answer
merely aked for an Inter lew.
t ii - that the Idea was too valuable to
he roinniunlente.l by mall. It waa a
Urnlghtfoiwaid business ronimiinlcH-
lion and an appointment wa mnitc.
which wa kept hy a man who tnU'ht
have heeii a luwyer or a broker, so
far ii utward appearance wcro con
cerned. Only wheu ho Ingan to talk
did It become apparent that ho he-
longed to tho army of visionaries.
llo found, ho o'iplnlnod. that only a
small percentage of those who trav
eled In sleeping cars were nblo to
obtain rest, owing to the roar nnd rat-
tlo of tho train. Ills Invention was
designed to overcome tills ditllcnlly.
It was hla plan to have small tubes
Installed along the sides of the car
below and above the windows. A
slight opening at each end of th
berths would enable one to pit ; In an
carplcco similar to those used .1 pho
nographs, nnd thus exchange for the
rnttlo of the trucks soft music to lull
them to sleep. One phonograph, ho
explained, would mpply the entire
car, nnd n Flight extra charge might
ho mndo for the use d the tubes.
For the cost of the patent he was
willing to let anyone come In for a
hair interest, nnd lie was much sur
prised when this generous olVer was
declined.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1904.
"LARNIN' " OF LESSER VALUE,
ll Iht
iriihmm'i Story Showed It
Brains that Count.
"When I w In fork lat.M nlil
flimineey Olcott. "1 got acquainted
wiili on of ,0H" really good utory
u lli rs who liavo helped ninko Ireland
famous. Soma Incldeut came up In
iho local courts which brought out
i he following:
Ah. It lii t always th larnin- inai
iii'iiits In a man. if the Drains aro in
lilin they'll work without trulnin.
ihough ninyuo a llttlo touchin up
doesn't hurt.
" 'Now. thero wns mo mild fri ml
Tom Sullivnn. who mod piles Iv money
on horse dealltr In Cork's own towtv
:n' was Maglsthrato a' all, though no
couldn't tell his own numo If no saw
It In writ In". Well. I mind tho nay
Sergl. Darey brought Toto Oarvey up
btforo Tom for beln drunk and dis
orderly In the public streets" as they
say. Now Darcy was a tut ot a nog
l.mln scholar, and. thinklu' to llus
irato Tom. ho put tho caso this way:
Pete (iarvoy In hoc slgnum stagger
em your Worshlppum."
'Tom looked bothered for a mlnlt
and scratched his poll. Then, with
( no of thlm sudden Jerks of his, ho
pointed to (Inrvey and thundered out :
In hoc llnum immssinium pee:
Bt
tiUVV IO MAKE FRItNUS.
Interested In Them, but Navtr
Show Curiosity.
If you would have frleudi, bo Inter
cftod In them.
There Is a difference between Inter
est and curiosity. Never ho curious.
Interest ask nothing, but Is glad
of other' Joy mid sorry for others'
mlsforlunos. Curiosity seeks to find
more limn Is written upon tho surface,
eeks It fur tho purpose of distribu
tion, for Innocent slander.
Onu's friend llko onu to bo Inter
ested.' They detest ono whq Is curl
ous. '
To bo Interested In those ono meets
needs but to wish them well.
To see tho host of those about us
will canso us to wish them well.
To our well-wishers we pour out our
Joys nnd sorrows. They aro Interest
ed. They understand.
Tho Interested friend always under
stands. Tho curious acquaintance
never sees through motives. The curi
ous ono Is blludod by his own Inter
pretation ot causes and his prejudiced
view of result.
Don't, thereforo, seek to know what
Is hidden. If your friends conceals
something from you ho hns a reason
for doing it. Provo your Interest and
your lack of vulgar curiosity by trust
ViS'
i
LIGHTING AND POWER
ICiC AND COLD STORAGE
Rates FornUhBd on AppUcMloa. AU Ord.ri FeceWi Prompt AtUntloa
Main Office 380 and 382 TeVls St.
- -vw W: km m. Dua
r. TVnniffl.T. Pre, nnd MKT A. M. M I'Alium,
W
and I doclnro he had to explain , lug him In spite of tho concealment.
urn.
;o thlm reporter fellows who write
hooks every day that fiarvoy was lined
!. boli, or a shlllln' If o like, for belli'
(runlt nnd disorderly. Oh. It's the
brains, not tho larnln', that counts.'"
New York Times.
Thoso who nro truly Interested
and never curious nro surrounded by
friends. Detroit Tribune
Lost Treasure.
"What's tho matter?" demanded tho
n an, stopping to look at two little
hoy who were diligently searchlug
the sidewalk.
'Lost it," mumbled one of the boys,
without looking up.
"Ah." said tho man, with interest,
and dropped on his knees. Ho rooted
about a while and looked up.
"What was it you lost?" he asked.
"l'm-m-ru-m-m," replied one of tho
youths.
By this time half a dozen men, two
more bovs, and a dog had joined in
the search, and the crowd was begin
ning to thicken. Also the excitement
tow and the throng caused a street
railway motorman to have nervous
frenzies and to take it out of his gong.
At last the first seeker for the lost
crabbed the boy who socmen m-.
.... .... frmr
intoresicd and poi mm
Horo. you, no coinniiiimi.u,
t-,x i-rtii ion '
tell
ho
.... ,.....t-c lnet
"r " 3 . .. . .. . .
shook the boy until lie wepi i a, -anger,
and wiped them from his eyes
with a dirty paw.
"1 lost a cent," ho wailed. "I.ommo
p!one. you stiff, will yuh? It's my cent,
not your'n." .
Then tho crowd quietly melted.
Dallas News.
The Woman Across the Sea.
iru aim nei
I ho (ea:
lur up
livinvn.
Ar.rWn:rnils,-,i-;-b,o crown,
I 1,1.: . .11 ... ... " hc lov(,,j
A only a tru M'
i" ' ' . i
.1 a-
Last of a Noted Gallows.
The wooden gallows In tho Jail yard
hns been torn down to make room for
a modern steel structure. By way of
a grim Joke tho sheriff's ofllcc spread
tho report that Deputy Sheriff Love
ifnn,!eil to take the frame of tho ven
erable instrument of death to his
l.omo and build a chicken house out
of it, on the theory that no negro, no
matter how ardent a lover of chick
en meat, would daro to rob such a
hen roost.
As a matter of fact, the old gallows
is to be split into kindling wood for
USO in lllU 1111 llUl l- in i"-- ""
This morning a negro man who has
seen years of service as an attache of
tlio sheriff's ofllce, was engaged in pil
ing up tho weather beaten lumber un
der the steps of the portico, on the
north side of the court house. The
steps, intact, lay stretched on tho
ground.
"Many a man has taken his last
walk up tl)!ip stairs," said a bystand
er. "Indeed, they have," said bic col
ored man. "I have seen twelve of
them go that way llawes ami ujais
and Scroggins and Hen Khimige ami
others. Makes me feel kind o' -reepy
to handle this stuff, but I guess win
hum all right." liirmingham rsews.
Convicts Who Play Ball.
At this season of tho year every
body thinks of baseball. Sven tho
prisoners in the Massachusetts slate
prison nt Charlestown, Mass.. have
m.r.rl a championship contest,
which is now being played out be
tween eighteen teams drawn from tho
various departments of tho prison,
(James will be played regularly by the
convicts until the contest ends in
October.
The "lifers" have a team of their
own, and so have the choir and band.
The colored prisoners boast of what
they call an "all-star aggregation."
Tailors, carpenters, shoemakers,
cooks, weavers, harness maiM-is ami
other workers in the several dei'irt
mer.ts of tho prison have each their
own special team.
There are several men In tho prison
who were well-known baseball players
boioro they went behind the bars.
.hey coach tho others, with the re
rrll'that tho convicts play a ball game
much above tho average.
Between the Horns of a Dilemma.
lie was walking to and fro on tho
station platform, and his anxiety
was so marked that a friend Inquired:
"What's the matter, Tilths? Von
look ns If you had something serious
on vnnr mind."
I have, ho replied. i m women,
badly worried. I've Just found a dol
lar in my trousers pocket."
"You're tho first man l eer saw
that worried over rinding money ho
didn't know ho had."
"Hnt you don't understand. I enn't
make up my mind whether 1 forgot
tho dollar or whether my wife slipped
it in iiiv pocket to try me. You seo
she has been accusing me of keeping
n-inirs from her. Now, if I were to
blow this bill iu without saying any
n,i r m her about it. and it should
nun out that she had played a trick
me mv finish would ba worth writ
.. 1 If T
ing up. un tne oiuer ii.uiu, n .
in" her and confess that I found it,
she'll simply take the ilnllar. 1 luiveu i
been so worried in a month.
It.
Emerson's Srge Advice.
Finish every day and ho done with
You have done what, yon couiu,
. t .........llli..U ..
Rome blunders "'in nun,... ...".a
doubt creep in; forget them na soon
as you can. To morrow is a new ciaj ,
you shall begin it well nnd serenely
nnd with too iiign a spun w -"
bored with your old nonsense. Kmor-
son.
When His Head Swelled.
Ac illustrative of tho exhilarating of
fnou of liquor, Alderman Hammond
O.li-ll tells the story of a switchman
....... . a drink and felt that ho
ill! iww.- ,
ou"ht to bo section boss. He took nn
r.ibnr nnd said. "L ought to be a divi
Hon superintendent." Ho took two or
three more and felt tnat no ougni. io
I.- general manager of the railroad.
Tmn, ho took two or three more and
thought he should be president of the
lll;ill. "
tiz.i ran.
i it.- v. as on nor plan,
O,
flits wmui..
tlio
tin
pra ;
,1 I, is
Ac:
Lowest of the Quadrupeds.
ra'.ia produces also tlio.-e lov-
.. . 1 !. .l....l-l.-:ln.l
f ri ul me qu i' i
water mole anil ihe echidna, or Au
(ralian porci;; Ine niit-cat r. Th"
ailing with the fc'imrnrnns. may t.e d"-t-erih'
d as the croundlines of the
mammalian fsmi'y. for in r.-si -t i f
Ftniftrre tiny are ul i. inn -
than. say. n - or a bt.
,y wrrr h'liK '" 11
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Tills :
v. "li'-t n a- '
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M-iTs above.
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lower rr:n
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t'.e hr;: in. 1
of 'I" ir I ' '
' riiiri'y if fern not only in
in n any t tlier traits
a-rt'iniy.
An Apr-r-r'te lime,
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to s il v it in. i i' 'at' iv siH
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Mr. Hillyer's Burglar Alarm.
Mr. Hillyer was n heavy sleeper.
11,. was a man. also, with a chronic
.. i..,r.)sir. It was these two
J..1. Ul
i!.i.,i's that led him to have Ihe win
.i ..f i.is Klooninir room f niiii'ii'-d
with n burglar alarm ot the latest am
i.msI ntuiroved description.
A few morning ! afti r the device had
. . .. i.,tir.o..il In- calm: down to
I. -
I r a!. fast with a grin on his lace.
l had a funny dream last night
. ...i.i -I .Ir. ameil that a btirgbr
liv rt-i... - ---
rr.is,..l mv window and the alarm went
K.. .li.'n I ncm to In i Ii il it. He
.111. .MO. ...
ri mas d the Inin ail drixwns, ?ou!'
i v wiiti h and p-x ki llionk im l sii"l
i, ill the wav he came in. I'.y the way.
i.,;.!. -d. "I forgot t ) brin flown my
i watch nnd poc ketti'Hik. I ll tt'i a:i !
pet II. :n.
Hint iips'airs and nt""" ! la a
Iv die. r. ni io -a
B. C. TAYLOR, Socy. D.
W. C. TYRRBLL, Jr., Asst.
R. NORVKL'T'. Treaaurw.
Secy, and Treasurer.
Si ey wood Oil Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE OH.
OF BEAUMONT AND 80UR LAKE, TEXAS.
Complete Equipment and all Facilities for quick devtrlfc
iv OFFICE: Kyle Opera liouao Bld'g.
References Any of the Beaumont BanKs. J
A Birdless World.
A naturalist says that If tho world
were to become birdless, man couiu
not inhabit it after nine years' timo.
In spite of all the sprays and poisons
that could he manufactured for tho
destruction of insects, sucll peais
would simply eat up orchards uuu
crops. Exchange.
Th Germ Scare In France.
if 1., w iiorn recommended by tho
lw.n tn nut loruteH oi ju.'o
that laundry urticlos he convoyed in
, t irU ami that all clothes he
r.,.,1 .llKlnfeeled hcloro mey u
wa-died. The wasliorwouien are iu
rubber gloves for their own protection.
SVIOTHNER
THE POPULAR JEWELER
.CROCKETT STREET, '"J ..BEAUMONT, TEXA8
fill f I.
In a few minutes the fast express
...I.... Tin. M-ilnl.ninn
was app oacuniK.
aised aloft his red lamp nnil nrouyni
he train came to a stanuuu.
"What is the trouble?" Inquired the
conductor.
The switchman slowly puiieu out ins
watch and said, "You aro two minutes
late. Don't let this happen again."
Little One Knew Her Rights.
One of tho Tribune's Fresh Air
children of tho last weeiv mm iin
r.n excltinK experience while at Uins
la niton. N. Y. She was playinK In a
held near where she was stajitif;.
l!.mh was tethered ill the same Held
and as tho child had never seen one
in her life, it was naturally an onjei i
of preat interest, to nor. i u- i.u.o-
,1-as l.inesome and Kept up a ooininn.ii
bleatliiK. F.xnsperated nt. last by its
Irce-sant wails, the little Kill, stamp
,u her foot, said: "mi can ten your
ma a and your pa-a and your whole
famlily I've Rot Just as pood ripht here
'K von The woman what lil'oiii.'lit ni(
raid I could play here, and I'm Roin'
tliere!" The
Tricyclist of Elnlity-Twio.
Dr Harris, who is 82 years old, ha;'
undertaken to ride a trieydo from
London to Edinburgh and buck, re
fraining from mual, tobacco and spir
Ituous liiiuors duriiif? tho journey.
Undertakers Thank Offering.
The bishop of Loudon has reeeived
a subscription of $2.", from a.i under
luirei- v.iio descrihed the pift as a
..rr...-inj. "because trade has
Ilia. in '
been so brisk of Into."
Many Alcoholic Beverages.
Powerful alcoholic lieverapes can Ir.
distilled from bananas, tho milk o:
cocoanut. rice am. lieas.
Rich Find on Englioh Coast.
3n. rlmons of pure topaz liavo been
romi.l in Cornwall amotiK tho rocks
on tho seashor.
FnnliEh the Superior Language
There arc four times as many words
In the FtiKllsh lampiaw as thcro nro
In the French.
R. M.
i .
ESTABLISH f 3 188.
WORLDS FAIR ROUTE
ST. LOUIS
fHROUGH SLEEPERS
. Santa Fe and
Complete
jervice
Splendid
Trains
at
.. rMr.ln Ualta. 8t0D-0ver
Eureia Spring W. A. TULEY, Gen
era Passenger Aflt.( Fort Worth, Tex.
Central
lo slay; so
woman w
.U . .1.11.1 ... ,.,'lw.iii il
was eiiteriaiiuim i": ''"
York Tiibune.
I'o. I I'i-l'jtcli.
n va 1
Log P. rate Verk.
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WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
$36 40 for TicKets Good Until Dec. 15th.
virt is for TiclietJ Good for 60 Days.
fiHl for TicKets Good for 15 Days.
THROUGH SUM LEAVES BEAUHMT 10:03 P. L
DAILY ARRIVES ST. LOUIS 7:08 A. HI.
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to all Summer y-orii
Apply f TicKet A.nt for tall lnforn,.tlo. r d4r.i.
N. D. FINCH, T. P. A.. Houston, Texas.
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