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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 82.
1904
MYRICK-BETTIS CASE
COMES UP BEFORE SUBCOMMIT
TEE TODAY.
BEAtMONHRS Off (OR HOLSION
Cat la en Appeal by Bettlt and Con
tMt n Hia Part Against My
. rick Only One Nomine. . .
Tlil umniliiK m I.iiiihIkii ih- miI
rouiiiiliii'u ft nli" Htt KeouUv.
olillllltt.-o of till) id llliH Titllr pttllv. us
HiHKiliitiil by Cluiiriiiun Anl., "l
..,.-.1 l. l.ell.- III.' Ul'UIIIIH-UU ill III'!
... . . --
(ollleHl UlUt Till. WillliT l. IU-HI:
III (llHllgU llUH lulhlll UKUillt Hull. W
a Mriib i In- reuulur IIOMlllllt' f"'
r.ir.i.cil lailvo from iIiIh !!.
Tin. lollowlli iH urci In I hu I'uM
yesterday moililng uml In liillcudi..'
hi ninny riHjiici:
Tim i iiiiu ki lur the right uf i "
ml Ion ii,. ilcliioeiullo .loni.llcii lui
I uli.tnr..' lictHCC.1 Hull. V.
..r K.-uiiiMiiiil ami 'u. V. I
ii..iiiu i.r Orange wil be h '"''I "!,,
cily tomorrow.
Ill I... r..i lillcil tlllll lllltll UOIltl'.'
h.i... i.. have been legally ikhii!
..io.l fur I lii? Hi"' '' ii""l 'y ugroeinei.1
....... ...i,.el.cl tu libido HIK'll 'I'"
u ..,..1.1 hi' .cached by u '""
nil. ii ...-n . ,
,.t llio In 111! till 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I'll
I'lllllllin ' , ...
II... p.irpos.1 lr Investigation l.y ( CI '
.. . . .. ....... ..f iImi Still'
. i ..... ..r i 1 1 j i niiii'i
man i i.-.m -
itlvc 'oii.iim'
. Tllllt lllllcllll thereupon designnlcl
.... ...I,.. 1 VV'nlllTH uf
jYIOHK.v. J""" . ..,....
tirnngo, J"ln ''""V .'
K II Sony of Mndisonvillo, A. h XI i .
torso., of llrazorlu and K. .1- Ab'xnn
.... .. r-..l.l,..,.ll lo hear III'1 collie'
tier in "" " . ,
. ' .1... o, .Ii... I lull of till." III! I
icuv nig i ii"
place for such lo those iiiuhI coiiivin
t;oleelo, fur Hi" meeting. Ull-I S.'IK
Z8.l',0.' " r- .. sides Will
liiliiriimui.il .
1. represented l force n"1 "',
vl.lcm'o ) 1 HHltmlttoil Is volimi:
""wi i,M liinir It will liil;i Mi'' -m
' . itu Inborn run nm
niHii'O o i'""" . i
. - i.i nixiiPfiiini wo tiTH mil
l)l lOll-MII'l.
i ...... ..r tiii viilicuiiiniiiti
... i...i i.. hit vi In tli( city
......... .....i..i,t .... in I lie moriiiril!.
" " r.'" , . ln.,rn.xl In nrfl.l
" ..." m.v ihiii fui. n'f
mono i in 1 1 im , t .
11 ".. . .i.oi i... .uim iKiiii hint "1
t s rnti r Minn , ......
I o ,11.1 nul roclvo rltl.-r n major ;V
vntn of tin- oonvi'iitlon nor a
' . ... ,i. ,..,.,!( On ho oinii
volo oi i" 1 1 , , ....
,.,.n ilorlnroil (lie non.ln.'o .f
. . ii.. ...,,.nnllim mill nv tl'
- ... I., llw. ii it 1 11 l'r (II n.i
lliorciorn ni'iK i , . .,
.nl than an nr.-n..M. l.y '1
Hl.los K lot Ut" Hiibcmimlll"" 1""
It Tlio HPPnl lina l""n tnhon !
r, V-..ls nn.l Mr. Mvrlrk siniP v
. ii. i,n Avnnl.l lenvo Hi" nm'-
tor to nny fnlr-nUnrtiM "
Bi.t or .lotnoornts nti'l stalo-1 tl.nt
W. 1 . ... . ,., II IPC III J
5rf,r Mr. Mrrlrk ""'"l
lio wns iHiiuiiin'
.. . . T..illo null POIltOIHl I'
!' ,; ;. t.oi i.,ni.i:.i.Mi
. i...... 1... run do tllllt
,t,-r no ron-tr.icllon oi tlio him
rlnlm tlint no was iiomliiat.-.l.
Kmm I1ontimo.it It 1m un.lorsto.H
,nt Aim. U. A. (jroor. .. t.-mporn
uml permanent rlinlvniiin of !n inn
of tlio illstrlot Imth I'oror Hi r "'
o rot.vo.it ion ami Mr. C. W. r..k
t o mnn Who lo,l (lie IIkIH for Myrl.l
r.ir"ovontlon. will R ""''
-Mr MvrloU liimsoir tolonriipliod tlia
i,o-ronl.l not Rot tlioro In tinio . .....
nUo,l that his lloniiniont trlon.K hr
nllowod to roprosont l.lni.
From Oraniro l prosumo.l .1 1 .. -rI
Tlottis nn.l potliaps .liii m' M
pato nn.l .HulRf ll','l",, w"' i,U.""'
Tho Uoiuimontom sya tlmt tlioy nav
l.roimro.1 no brlof .r imytl.iiiK "f thM
Idn.l. that thov are simply "in tlo
Hn.lillo" anil havo Motl.l.iit to sav im
til I lio Ornnpo )tooilo proso.it m.i.
Mr Mvrlrk sln.iili! H''
loasiin w "7 '
l.o ronsl.loreil tlio noniiiioo l.v a
Th., mm will iiinlinbly ho roncliHp
All IImi lin y k ' ,u l'w'
Ui ila ll.l ll" II Ml'p.Vl'idliuU ly '
ifinii.iK. lti-.m-.iii" r in M.l.liiion "
Hih (i.iinri I'rnf. ('iiiiM-r will ;iv
hu er.i illunil.uiioil hiKh mlro
I'muf out. yuu mill Im phuoil. von
kill lu. knmiiiii vim will Im- oil."'
lii.ni.l inl Mfti-r i mlinii n hour -r
imii in 1 wihhU yini will mino
t.iliiiH .horoiiKlily pjiivi-iiliii.iil.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.
II (i. Ilrowo
l'..rl Arthur.
8H III
yi.u-f.liiy In
J. I-:. Sii.lUim wi-.ii
ti-rdiiy ufti-riiooii.
to Oru.iKi- '
Col. Tom
yi-kii-riluy in
Kuril uf lluimluii M.i'1.1
lt lll.lllt.
MhIIv KaKthiim nt'irnnl tu tho Hty
oil ho Ollulo yi-Moriliiy.
Viiiri Low roi.ir.ieil yosionliiy
from it I rip lu llousiuii.
Itov. J. W. HIpKit n.i'1 rmnlly buve
n in. im! fion. St. umiK.
II.
vh
Kii-lnluiKin him ri-i.ir.ii-il finm
io tin- bin St. Loins talr.
NEWS OF THE COURTS
i
JUDGMENT AfiAINST E. E. AND
M. CARPENTER.
.t j--2 X 3 '"'
J.
ROBERTS CASES IP DEC. 28
ContUbl Johnton Cetl a Bunch o
Negroea on Vagrancy Charge.
Criminal Docket.
Hal W. tin-i-r has r-'tnr.ioil from a
couplo i.r iluys1 nip to I'uit Arthur.
CiMi.. r ioiiiiiioiI yes
from n (rip wisiwiinl.
Cuiiniossman
lonlay ni noon
JuiIko It. S. Nol.lUt. uf (iroor. Null
uml Ni-hlltl. loft fur nan a.iio.iiu ui"i
IllKht.
V. I.. Coliiniin, Iho woll luiown
Ili-iii. iii.u.l oil man, r. tur.ii il last niKlit
fi nm tho Knst.
Tho ruiimlatiun Is erowlni: raililly
on I lie lilt; now noon j iMn-n wi.
Orloiins Hlroot.
I.
('. Hill. Iho horllriiltural man of
tho Sanlii K.' was hick in llon.imont
for tho ilny yesterday.
Perry Loonier has ku.io to San An
tonio where ho will nttend tin West
Texas Mllltnry I ullotjo.
Mr. F. A. I.oovy. of tho .1. M. iir-f.-y
I'olroleum Company, loft last
niKht on Iho West. Hound Southern
l'urlftc for a Tow days' aliseiioo.
Thorn was hut one rase in the cor
poration eourl before .Indue (Heer
yesterday inoriiltiK. The ohafKo wait
drunk mid the lino nssossed tna.lo a
total i.r $10.50.
in
ho
t-
sio:-
tllll!
Mr. and Mrs. n. R C'hnpin and
youtiK Master Dorr Cluipin aro nualii
at homo on tho Iliver Front. Mrs.
Cluipin and th,- youni? man spent the
summer in Missouri.
Col. and Mrs. W. I.. Craw-Mrd and
son will leave today for St. Louis, New
York and oilier eastern poinls. Mrs.
Crawford will remain In the Kast un
til about Dooo tuber 1st.
i
noinotlnio today tliounl. ' ,,M
wiin. ii uiiiira.p nun n- n""- .-
).le export an
the least.
all dav kIoko or it at
Mr. Murray'a Condition.
Tho Kntorpiiso nuitainod jvster
day moniliiK a brief mention of iho
rritlral illnosn of Mr. .1. IV Murray nt
tlio hospital. Mr. Murray is still
very low and a number i.r his friends
yesterday railed upon him. Mr. Mur
ray was formerly auditor uf ih. C.ulf
lloaumont and Kansas City, was a
well know lumberman, nt one time
. i. ...ii.... uf tin. iM-aro in llniilin ro.m
i. ..... hu number of friends
th.o'.kihout Southeast Trxss.
-tin
tlSti
I t-
W. C. T. U. Meeting.
MomlM-m ..I the Woman's
i . ..... inn. ruhai arc r i'i -
all.... I tho r. C'KT lii.i-lii.c Tmir-in
m oCPkU. in order that they may
.tar.W-- for h" vro-rm lo ! !
.ml m Mihs W'. Hards t.niliday. lb.
:ih.
Vr. I jinra Ki h le.
Mr. I. ilmn i; 'M.
rr"L-'ani .".inneiii
Magnoba Park.
At Marnolia Turk l-iiii;lit 'l '
piw-n anh-r of Hi'hu- -. . il. id
(iK-tral -fio--i whi h I'M1- '"-..i!i
tt.o a'k f b- " I' ' 1,1 ''
l,i Km h an -:). in ii- -'r ;
f.nm.i tn a t '' "t 1'-
T.q,t. i it if tmd '" ' '.'! I '! '
-lw ..( lr Tb- ii-w ii . i
nt-. m.-i.i M. fa'k. !.. 1. 1 ,
o,. ,iM lo eixr ti. l A H-;
m!t a fii-nwant .1- i-"1
nciniir without r-frd 1 i.f-
SI root Commissioner Walsh has :il
most llnislied Tho North Uml ititrh.
Ho U trying to net. the Sour Lake
electric people to repair lln.ailwi.y
and II Is likely that this will bo l.m.
shortly.
(). H. Sholars, .1r.. one of the load
Ins youtiK lawyers of Oratine was in
th7 city vesleiilay nflortiisin. Mr.
Sholars will attend tlm sub-conimit-tee
meetiim i.r the Stale democrat
overutivo commit too in Houston to
day.
Tho plowint! was started yesterday
1 . . . ., i ..I ... .. . i iiiiw I.-
on tlio romiiitiiiiK io.... .... ..
that Is to b paved. Hen im
block is tinishoil llonumont will have
I wo streets paved their entire leimth.
Orleans Is tho other, tlio.iK'li onov
(abler and MaKiiolla nave ainu-i-i
niany lineal foot own as mose .v..
si roots.
Mr. Loyd Ilushy and Miss Chiles
were maniod in me ........i.
lordav oveniiiK at :!!. Mr. Husby is
' . . . 1. ..... . ..I' I : 1 1
one of tlio popular -iiiii.-.
lloaumont Traction Co.. wluie ah--
Chiles is inn' of Soiitli l-.n.i s emu in-
inK youiiu ladies. The employes o
I lie Traction cotiipanv were nil n.."'.
with their woll whhes.
The Humble well, just ni.rtlieaM of
Houston is attrnetinn rotisiueiai.i.'
tent ion. There is no noun, nm ui.-.i
;i nood sliowinu or oil lias iie.-n uei .
i.pod nt a deplli r aboul feet.
Tlio field promises to be a lair one
and of (he kind that may He expei-ieu
throiinhoul Southeast Icxas. i lie
Siaii interests preiiuiiinaie in in."
field.
Miss Hull. niMrlet Cle-k llovkin".
popular deputy, has r' t'irn.-d Iro.n a
Hip to the I'ic St. I-"",S f:,'r and
her homo. Mis., Hull very soiiMbl;.
took a week rest after her trip to ilie
Fair, s" met hi n K t'"'1 """'r ' :" '' ''
tlioro mav do well to r. iii. tnbi r.
The wav il has Is-en is thai a f I
low pets back from the trip in wo- e
physical condition than he wa hcfo.v
hnvi.iR.
Mn. A. C. Zehnyr.
Tl..- I.i-I lire to he triv.Il at the Fir-.
Muhodist church tonithl iroini-.-s to
I... most ..iit.rtaini.ic Mr, olitiyr.
li,i is state orf!.iir f..r ill- Texas
W.C T. C i i.lar t-t-r where -he
Tim i.uUIU were IIUI hrislllliK Willi
Imsiiiehs yehii-rduy, tin- must I in
i.i .inn iieiii l.i-l.i il ntorliiK of u
Jii.Ikiiichi Ii. fuvor o (i lirl. ii, John &
i.'iirli.n hl-uIiisI K. I! Cii.'lieii.er Utlil
S '
J. .M. Ciiriieiiii-r for ITU. The JiuIk
mi ni Is i nlereil through d'-ruult.
Tiic i-asf of iho Suite of Ti-xuh va
l uuis lieltH was m t for l.-oeuiber 1.
mid n hpii lal venire of llilrly-slx men
urd. -nil. IIHIh Is rharnoil with iho
murder ur Charles Wallers un July Hi
last.
Tho case of Claude Huberts was set
for lii ieinher 2X. and a speelnl veiiin
of sixty men was ordered.
In the riiso or T. N. .Miller, yesier
ln v mornliiK. iho clinine was redi d
h, 'thai of aKKravated assaiill, and u
line or :!. was ussesse.l by the Jury.
Tho lollowliiK is I lie result uf Hie
cases reinalnliiK un iho docket fur
y. sle.ilny :
Caso or llrooks Andrews, thaiBed
will, murder in tlio second ih-Kreo, was
called, and wbh contin I l.y i.-onsf.il
until .Monday. October Il.o n ucc-oiint of
ihi; iiliseiice I'rum iho city uf Attorney
lleiidersull, or counsel lor the di-ronse.
hi lliu caso i.r I). L. Ilrown, chuiKed
It willi Intent to inunhT,
Iho county ulloniey entelel a dismiss-
al iho reasons oil file Willi mo conn
r.cilliiK that there was not sulliclont
oviilenci; to convict.
Caso of David Titular, cliai-Reil with
I licit I ron, person, was reset by imree.
moil for October i next.
FollowiiiK cases aro on call for trial
in Ilie. criminal court this morning:
K.ilu Wellhurn. alias Kula Ulack-
liurn, murdor.
Harry (iarrett, tottery and passing
a lorded instrumeiii.
Ill the caso of Kil Vaolielel vs. Shor
ili Liindry, miindiiinut;, Hie J.iiIku cn-
Kied nn order dismissing same, tu
plaint ill's cost, upon application or
plaint ill'.
.Indue Watts has granted a divorce
to .1. S. Price from Lulu Price.
Tlio rollowlng suits have, been Hied
in tlio county court:
C. T. ll:lsig vs. Lecloro Armstrong
.t Co., asking damages in the sum of
$7S fur alleged broach ol' contract.
August Sachs has tiled suit against
the lloaumont Traction company fur
$ I, null alleged damages for personal in
Juries indicted un August 17, on a Park
street car.
T. I). Smith vs. T. I). H rooks is a
suit for debt fur
M. .1. Heed is defendant in a suit
brought by T. S. Heed (irocery com
pany upon a vetilied account in the
suni of MIS.L'7.
A suit, for divorce lias boon filed by
S. (iromi against Paul C.rona.
Constable Johnson yesterday round
ed up five negroes at the stock pons
west of the city, on the main lino of
the Southern Pacific, and Ihey were
each given an assessment of $11.70
..poll the fount y road by Justice of the
Peace Pope. The charge was va
gi ancy, but Mr. Johnson says he has
good reason to believe that thev were
itilerl'ering with tlio proper ownership
of certain stuck out In that vicinity.
Attorney T. N. Hill, representing
.Mm Colo, a Houston young mail, has
applied lo Judge W II. Pope for a writ
uf habeas corpus in behalf of Irs cli
ent, who has been confined in the Jel
I. rsmi county jail on a charge of theft
since Sunday lost. lie was arrested
ai Houston i.y Sheriff Archie Anderson
on a warrant out of Justice C. S.
Iliown's eourl here, charging him with
Hi. .ii 'I'll,, ciiniiilaint was filed by-
Mr. Ilarl.ss. a Houston Jeweler, who
alleges that Cole accepted diamonds
mill oilier jewels from Lillian Jester, a
notorious Houston woman. and
pawned the same in llcauinonl : that
il.o diamonds and jewelry were worth
$:..mi. aad had not been paid lor In in..
I iho .leste- woman. Colo hails Irom
lion-Inn. where ho has heel, hi the em
ploy of Harney Cornelius, a saloon
keeper at whose place the dynamite
(mirage in the gambling house (
(i.rro.l several months ago. Judge
p.-po graii. ed Hie writ yesterday atte-'
moil and made it returnable for hear
im Hits afternoon
m
Judge Ha v id K. Ihyant. of the
1'nite.i States ciic.iil n.i.l iliMnet court
I n the .a-tein ili-tiiit of Texas, ha
apiKii.Hed W. S Moore, of Paris, spe
( l ma-tor in chain . tv lo l.ear itilo
V.Iltl..i- ..ltd lo take ..lil.nee in lh.
t. mn ni- ..i-e of An. he I". Snow ,t a!
is It. I! H.re..il. the lloug Swayno
.Mi. In ate .Hid o'li. i-. .iii.l .l.ole M.i.ne
!;- n.a-lei I. a- u.n iiol -o lii.u he will
I I ar Un- i a-i ' S'!. rin.-in on i'cil i
i Tli.- ici-tir '.I r-1 o I hi timl
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4
Thousands of Delighted Customers
Can Testify to tho Sterling
Values being offered
at the Big Store.
Our $50,000 Purchase
of New Fall Merchandise from
New York Auction Sales offers grand
Opportunities to our patrons to stocK-up
for future as well as for present needs. ' .:.
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRINTiNGOFnCE
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concerning the shipment of Texas oil
out or Purl Arthur on iho Nui (Invest
on. compuny's ships.
SOUR LAKE BUDGET.
The Oil City Now in Rntter Shaou
Than at Any Time Since Boom.
Special to Enterprise:
Sour J-ake, Sept. 21. Sour Lake
is now In good oonililion. From every
point It is improving nun iai..i.
everything Into consideration it is
now In belter shape- than at any nine
duriinr tho Is.om. True, thero is mn
so much oil being produced now a
(luring the boom but tho price is
enough .more so that the money
value of what is being produced now
Is renter than nt any time in Hif
past. Today every one U prepared to
save all the oil that is produced
which was not the case during th?
boom (lays. . .
A gentleman who is familiar witn
Iho town from the beginning says a
Iho time tho boom was nt i's he,:;bl
from one-third to- one-half of all 1!
nil produced was wasted. ThU is
an item that is usually overlooked in
estimating Hie production of o.i now
and in the past. Then again the
same publioityis not given to oil now
odav that, was given it when 1 l o
eves of the whole world was on So r
Lake. Then who,, a well was brough
n it was wired to the ends of the
."r ,. w,ilo today HU not likely r,
bo noticed even in the nearby stale
""'a' week on tho Sour Lake train
vo ir 'correspondent hoard an oil man
L v that he considered . his t he ben
field in Texas and ii was only a qu -lion
of time when every one wouU
"'commencing within four block
, .. .t ... .(.ntiir of the tov -I
i me iiusiiie Vv
Kelstor & fiuidry brought
barrel well last week,
...1...1 i known ns the
tract. Just south ef
putting down well
lease. There is one
,.n l i s tract ane.K.v
music for this or. a- on i- in
Mel -imi-i w l.o-
if the high.
Tl
r ti-irge .f Mc. Kdna
aei i.inpli.-bnie.i's are
o.l.r.
It. v .1 Ik Holm. . f 'b. nui-M.ii.
. hnnh mill al- ai-l "' Mer-.
'icon i.-w ot '!' H.iin H-'in ar
Tt... nM-iKig a'o a' .''.' Iv
'r.-.- the .iblio i" m-t
Iv imi'ed.
t g
l l.e
oil.
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NATHAN SELLS IT TOR LESS.
W.- 'o . l lllled SMte .
in t'.A i. t":i. atel a i."
'anii r i-f T. . ba- b.
r - i. ral 'la at I'"'
i t n. -nv an-I c't
n the trial "f ' 'i
t i.r t.w r
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l;f.l.l . tl'i t'g Ml
t .r it . - h
Y.'tk Th--it
n larg' -' n
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FOUR LEA CLOVER
ENTERTAINMENT AT KYLE BY
LITTLE FOLKS ATTENDED .
BY BIG CROWO.
SPECIALTIES BETWEEN IHE ACTS
in . dud-
This is or.
V;i?'i Brow'i
this 7.eiiath is
., ,..i acre
producing well
and the Indira'
. . .. . 11 T I
eompanys holdings II'7w.-"""
brought in a good well W h U
Passing we-t mini n-ie
of the Texas line, the wnm .. - ,
"oing pn-ven. where Hie ... I--
KiiwIIW'THHT r.l "I
i n nw it wi ii
i ney ' ' ,. ..'.1 u.,,1 is
now over ii,,..,
flowing somcttung -
llliniii n.1...., uv.i wnl-k-lllfr
"arrols per 1- , ' ' ' ' ,. ,,
mi a we I tie.i' -
ed out il few n:i " , V,,.
danrng.. The derrick was bado
wrecked and eight or ten ' '"
casings was thrown oui ..-.
,,.,-od about for a distance of m-v e it
live feet. The debris has ; l-
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SARATOGA ITEMS.
Bud Teel. Accused of Attempt to Mur
der. Allowed Bond in Sum of $1,000.
Special to The Knlerprise.
Saratoga. Tex.. Sept. -T -The exam
i-iing trial of 11. id Tool, who is .lecns-d
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el iittempti.ig to iaKo i
Terrv .Molidav night, rann- to a close
Ibis im. ning at 11 o'clock, when l.i-l
was allowed bail in the Mini r !.""'.
which Ii- read gvo. T.-l i- -'f '-ne
ol the list faniilu in iiai-i:..
hi- father l mg am. 'tig me "'-' '"
Mtilo ia tie- ..iit . ol lb ""iii.v Mr.
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Drill's Pilmitts Wins.
Every One of the Ycung People
fleeted Credit on Themselves
and Their Instructors.
Cast of Characters.
Re-
A full house greeted
who presented the
dancing operetta, "luiur
al. Hie Kyle theater la:
eliiertaiiiment was for
the Alice Keith Home.
the little folk
singlns and
Leaf Cove:',"
;t nigh I. The
the benefit of
It could not
lie slated positively last night just
what the net. receipts had been, bul
they were estimated at between $1.
and $175. The cast of the operetta
included seventy-live peopie, ail of
whom lelleeted grent credit on them
selves and tlio ladies who had the en
tertainment in cha'ge, .Miss Myrtle
Simpson and Mrs. N. K. Webb, who
also trained the children for their
pa rts.
The entertainment consisted of four
acts, and there were specialties, con
sisting of dances and songs, between
the acts. The sprcialties were fully
as well .eceived as the operetta itself.
They were as follows:
Down Where the Col ton Hlossoms
(Irow I'attie lllake
Selected Miss Joe Woolen
Three Little Words Hazel Hall
Liirterfiy Dance Louise (Irovedy
A Little in Blue Henrietta Greer
Sailor's Hornpipe
K sie Webb, Hazel Hall and .Mildred
Uuke.
Indian Song. Louise and Helen (irovedy
Skirl. Dance
Selected
Fairy Dance.
Cabriella
Ila by pictures:
Joy
York Dance
Highland FPng
Met Me in St. Louis.
Annie Le Noil
Panic P.laki
Gladys McGowe;:
Klsie WYhl
. . Li at. ix Ford
Gii.rgia tirlflitli
Kula Fay
. . . .Ona Carroll
The scene uf the operetta is laid in
Sni:i, in the sixteenth century, at the
csistle of Aguilar, and in tho woods ad
joining. Tlio Countess of Aguilar lives
upon he estales, surrounded by her
fi ithfu; retainers, under the command
ol Don Sebastian, her friend and ad-
user. The cininless, some years pro
v oils to Ihe opening of the operetta,
lost her younger daughter, Lady llin-
t!a. i.l a niyste ions manner. She is
believed by all but the countess to be
dead, but her mother fancies that she
i. wand-Ting about unprotected, in
.1 range eiinlrios. and hence in pity
for all wanderers, she has given orders
thai no one shall be turned f.oui her
doors.
The svnopsis of -e. lu-ry and cast of
(haraeters were as follows:
Act I. Knlr.'itiee hall lo cas.ie of
Aguilar.
Act Ii Scone 1. dense forest ; scene
gypsies' camp at sunset.
Act III. Casilo and garden of
Aguilar.
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and
Fully prepared to do any and
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Lowest rates and thebest work
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Phone us and well do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS,
Manager.
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to furnish you the Lumber. Space does not per-
mit us to tell you just how much we can
save you on your purchase.
:. Come and see us. .:
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Special Rates to Contractors.
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I w I ROUTE I
Low Colonist Rates
TO CALIFORNIA
Sept. 15 to Oct. 15
Inclusive
RATE
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Stop-over of ii days allowed nt Yuma find Maricopa, Arizona; also
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AND OTHERS ,tj
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tricta. This L-ind of High Elevation
Iniicoraiinz Atinoi-ih're rnj Maenficitit Rcrnlr Crandeur, preaentlnf
miia -l tpp.'rtui.itie fur Out li r L f, and affording all (he ComrorvJ
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The h i-r- an yon T. n nii.oa p .T round-tt ip and tiiany lioara time,
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t) 'TriAn-'e Ti'V.f'' to t'-ji'jra-li a S?- Lr"i;a
One Waiy Via the Denver Road"
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