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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1MH
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Forgetting th Salt.
It I vtry t uny matter to forirM
to mtlt the rows, an very htii thai
linn liuil the care of ilairy rows knows
Many a farmr-r rralUca the ! '
tliu aulmula for unit and Intend to
Hlvo them alt l rKular Interval
Freiiuenily lie does in it awake to the
furl that the row are not Kulnfl
cuoiiKh valt till ho imtlros a flat frfcb
tnnto lu the milk, anil ho at once run
liffta thin Willi the ntmonro of unit
This flutni-BH la niiimihi'! to bo the,
only detriment to the non KiillliiR ol
tlin rows. Hut tents iiihiIo at different
times Rhow that the voltmio of th
milk la decreased by thin withholding
of tho mineral that every animal
craves. At the MIhrIrhIiI Kxpcrt
nimt Btntlnn tho experiment was
tried of keeping rows without Hal,
for a niimher of weeks. Throo cowa
were deprived of Halt for four weeks
Tho llrst two weeks tho milk was
not weighed, as It wail llki'ly thut tho
cowk woulil not at Ilr8t notlro tho Iokb
of the null hy deerenslng their milk.
J luring tho two last weeks of the
period, however, tho milk wnH
wcIkIipiI anil was found to bo 451
pounilH for tho period. Tho Halt won
plven to tlii'in iikhIii nnd tho milk
wi'IkIhm! for tho ensuing two weeks,
when It was found to amount to DC I
pounilH. This waa a gnln of 110
pnundH of milk duo to tho milting.
IkiiibU-Hs the bout way to give the
kult Is to place largo lumps of rock
aalt whero tho animals can lick thorn
at leisure. There will then bo no dan
der of tho animals entlng too much
at nny ono tlmo or of poultry gottlng
ut It and fiitliiK enough to kill them.
Tho love of all animals for salt is
ahown by tho hnhlt they Imvo of fre
quenting plnccs whore salt Is to be
found. In tho early history of tho
country, when hunting was n busi
ness as much as any other, tho hunt
ers used to He In wait In tho places
whero salt streams flowed from tho
mountains nnd left crystal deposits
on tho rocks, for tho hunters know
that such places wero frenuonted by,
anlmalB from far and near for tho
jiiirposo of licking tho salty rocks.
Tho processes of digestion require
salts to assist them. Thoy can bo
carried on without salt, but always
at a disadvantage.
Tricks In Selling Creamers.
Agents of creamers of various
klnc'.s moko n Rood living by going
through tho country nnd selling tho
creamers at high prices. Now somo
of tho crenmers are probably all right
8H far as they go, but moBt of thorn
are. not worth the high prices that
aro pid for them. The agents also
l(o as far as possible In building up a
ciiso for the things they aro selling.
Iti-pnrts from Canada Buy that throe
agents of theso crenmers have been
arrested and sentenced to jail terms
An account or having made fraudu
lent statements in the salo of the
creamers.. Tho statements were, of
-Kiurse, mndo to lnsuro sales. Tho
farmers In witnessing at tho trial tes
tified that tho ngpnts declared thnt
the creamers would keep anything
cool without tho uso of ice. Nutter
would bo hard even In tho hottest
day of summer. Tho creamers were
said to be packed with asbestos,
which the agents represented as per
fectly impervious to heat. Tho
agents also declared that commission
men would pny n higher price for
butter from such creamers than that
made In the ordinary way. The farm
ers hud signed what they supposed
to bo trial orders, but which later
turned out to be negotiable notes.
The cost of each of these wonderful
creamers was In excess of $r0. Isn't
It a littlo remarkable that some farm
ers aro so suspicious of each other
that they will not meet each other in
any form of co-operation nnd yet will
place such conJldeneo in smooth
tongued strangers that they will pay
out tholr money on almost any kind
of representation?
Butter Production This Year.
Hutter production this season Is
running along about the same as Inst
year, certainly not ahead. The West
Is making a littlo more butter, due
to the good conditions of the pas
tures, but the Esstern states are
nnklnc a little less. The surplus In
the West does not more ttiHii offset
the deficiency In the Kast. As butter
moves readily fr.vm one great center
t another there is no reason why
prices this year should drop below
those of last year. Ttie mtidit ions
during the presrnt month ill toll
Knatly on the production ol bit ft or.
If the month remains normal as t
rainfall the production mi'.l be an
preat last year. T'p to tli present
time the season ha !' n a r rmal
une. In some partr: of lXIiioi and
Wisconsin H h l"n nv Ml l g--.-es
cooler than oidinsrily. n1 this ha
btin in favor of tl.e lrrse.t n
duel Urn of milk and cn-'n'-aiHv of
luitti r. rricn fliow a rr-ieirMy to lie
steady, and are now liVCy ti remain
sr, gradually risine durir g ti e rut
tlx oiV.
rfvrim,nt at Wlvmtiii -f
tl.n
klinwi-d flat coT:"tai!l'y 'hn-kE't
milkers ln-rn-d 'iy ' t-t."y tl.
mount of u,i:k yie' t-l. l.m ilt t;
e!:fi-refir- was n-t r'et r-i-mli to f
come an ol J""t worth at''i'-n.
PM uri7afl'-n "f V!T.Tni:k ta
gTf stH iijrai-''l d-ir!'5 rf -nt yrar
a tb s r-n' In tw j.'rr 1 m'.'
-eet for a I'd c r 'Wan It
yoni' olLeric'
CHAMPION TELLS TWO YARNS,
And at Fish Stories Thty Art Mighty
Hard to Beat.
After supper I Jollied the esiirns
out on tho gallery of the hotel, and
there, friends, cit liens, and fellow
countrymen. I met up with the great-
Kraiiddaddy, the genuine, original of
all the fun yarners In the world. He
sua a kmall old man with a white
beard and a serious demeanor, and
he spoke la ft low, even, flute-toned
voice that upver quavered. I cannot
give all tho tale ho told out there,
but I ran give a couple of samples
Blild he;
'Tp at my place a short spell ago
the boys and wio rut down a big tree.
After It fell we set down a mite to
rest on the trunk, and I hear son.
thing making a noise Inside.
"Hoys, sex , 'ain't this tree hoi
ler?1
"'No,' ics they, 'It's sound and
solid.
"Then I hear tho fuss Inside again.
I grabbed an ax, and, sex I, as I went
to ehoppin':
"'There's something Insldo this
here, and I'm agolu' to know what
It Is.'
"Ily Ned J Thero was a holler
place Inside, and In there was a nine
pound catfish what I'd been hearln'
llappln'!"
"Ilow'd that fish get In thoro?"
asked a listener.
"I Inven t got any Idea how ho did
'lea 'n tho tree growed around him,
which I reckon it bad, somo tlmo or
other."
For n second sample tho old man
furnished tho following:
"There was a terrible big fish," said
ho, "what used to como up tho Osage
before tho war, nnd wo got to hearln'
so much about It that a patted of us
fellers set In to catch him. Wo got
Sno frt of Inch nnd a half ropo, had
tho blacksmith weld us a big hook,
and we put on a whnlo dog for bait.
Wo sot our line, nnd soon, sura
enough, tho llsh swnllered tho dog,
hook and nil, and tho hook hung. We
couldn't nigh pull him out, though
thero was ten of us, so we hitched on
two yoke of oxen, snd after a hard
struggle wo managed to drag that
fish out on tho bank. He was nlno
foot between tho eyes, and his eyes
sot closer together thnn they ought to
set in a fish of that size." Kansas
fclty Stur.
Lost Treasure.
"Whnfa the matter?" demanded the
mm Ktmmlnir to look at two HttlO
boys who wero diligently searching
tho sldiwalk.
Tiost It," mumbled one of tho boys,
iv It lion t, looklag up.
Ah." Ha d tho man. wltn interest.
nnd dronned on his knees. He rooted
about a whllo and looked up.
"What was It you lost?" lie nsueu.
"Um-m-m-m-m," replied one of tho
youths.
Hv this tlmo half a dozen me n, two
mnrn hov'fl. nnd n dog had Joined In
tho search, and tho crowd was begin
ning to thicken. Also tho excitement
prow anil tho throng caused a street
railway motormnn to have nervous
frenzies nnd to take It out of his gong,
At hist the first seeker for tno lost
grabbed tho boy who seemed most
Interested and set him on nis reet.
limn vnn " ho commanded, leu
nr what's lost. Po you hear?" ha
shook the boy until he wept tears oi
anger, and wiped them from tils eyes
with n dirty paw.
i i n rent." ho wnfieu. i .em mo
s!o!ie. you stiff, will yuhf It's my cent,
not your'n."
Then tho crowa quiouy muue-u.
Dallas News.
The Woman Across the Sea.
O. Iit lljis were led and her skin wnl
. - ... ..... tl.A unT
Ami her Imlr a glistening, siible crown.
'1'lils wimmn arrnsH tl"' sea;
Ami she loved u man. "e. aha lve3 a
man,
As onlv a true Jtestis.-i run.
Lilt the fr- n of fate wa on hrr J.n,
...... . .i.ir..u. III. Nl'fl.
I ma wuiui. -
O. tho dnya were Ions ttnt l called he
KWt'l'l. .
This woman nrrnss tt-e km.
An I sIih toved the iliit ' '" vrry
For his skin wa fair und Ills ercs
An.l liH l.'oislied In his careless, soldiery
And Ti'ld her tales, n snldlers may,
.... i llui Mt'a.
1 Ills w I Hit. 1 II
No r-rlest rnme there to bl. ss hr love.
This Miinian ner.isB " ,
Kh.. ihoiitflil titni mm as tin- slam ahove.
....c.kiM tho iM'a :
Hut lie w.til ii way and she walled
1 " . . . . 1. 1.. . .1.11.1 ii i.illi. r ..mi.
And w.nkeil au.'. tolled and tlioutlil lu
WIOIVU.
This woman across thr sea.
(. ih inn stie Invert fori.-, t h-r name.
This wotllon arrosn mr n
...a li. -r laee. imn'i ii
shame.
I lll Willi'"" ... . a
.-,,r he mail Willi one el l.l f.nr fared
hltld . .
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1..' l.i.im.l to nrr won i-- iwii ni.i
So h l.iiitihii at tti one lli.it lin Ml l
hln.l. Thl- en:.n irr IV !
-Kul'- rt V In Hi. T' ll I'l-intch.
Log Plratea at Work.
OfHer III Minnesota nnd Wicon-ln
ar.? trltiK to rapt ure a ranir of log
thlevei who are Very u-ei ssf.illy op
trntlng on the tipper Wlsmsi.pl. tak
Inu the very t-t l'c trotn raft, even
wlx Ii Kiian!'l b) eb etr e . .tri tilitl.t
nnd armed men. A :ato: w i'.t.t.(l
taUI':c loc from a vnl-ta'.'.o raft ll- d
np sero- the Tlver from I a Cror
i-n are the tlo . t t tln v
rr i.-,l in c'ltiec a r-l -f
loc'.. rfira hn a In lmo th
with whlfh the loi.- sr. '-a-n . it
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Tntum Ilros. puy highest prices for
Second hand Roods of nil kinds. Im
mediate servieo. Seo us before you
sell. C52 Orleans St. 8-22-1 nip
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Three lots on Mugno-ii,.-
tiritf loot, front. Will sell cheap
for' cush only. W. C. It., care Enter
prise. "J zz 1W-
1,-riif sai.k AT A BAROAIN One
rotary rig, ono upright ilosU, ono copy
ing press anil until, ono smgiu mixw
and harness. Address C. A. Mulliol
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Ulaiichetto building. y-ii-oip
vnn 55AT.E One flrstclass 22 borso
power Traction Engine; mado over;
all new parts; guaranteed to (lo first
With instieclor's certifi
cate. Call op or nddress U. Irby, 111
Thivadiieedlo building or can ut i-uu
Liberty avenue, where engine can be
" r o 1 ...
Been - J JO
vnn SALE A fine Tiano. bought
new nbout eight months ago; In per
fect condition. Apply to airs. iu. x.
.Meagher, 12(17 Caldor. 9-18 (itc.
vnn sai.is An interest renuirins
$7,500.00 to $10,000.00 cash to pur
chase; in one ol mo oesc eniuuimuuii
-.ntiinbln and nrotitatile incorporaieu
i.ui.w.uanc! In the South. It Is Situat
ed in the plensnntest residence city
in South Texas, and necessny lor r
niovnl to higher altitude only reason
for retiring. Address X Y Z, care of
Enterprise office. a ju i ip
vni. sat.r n -onnir milch cows,
guaranteed and first calves. $45.00. Dr.
Baird, V. Blanchetto liuiiuiiig; new
'idione 120 or 575, 8 2fl-t-f-c
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
.-.,...r.u rioo in. "25 College street
between Pearl and .Main. Now phone.
Hot and cold butu. map
KOR RENT Five room cottage in
desirable locality, near College car
line. Rents for $-0 per month; four
room furnished, two bedrooms, inn
ing room and kitchen furniture nt a
bargain. Call at SOU IVarl street.
1122 .".tp.
FOR RENT Handsomely fiirnislidi
rooms for rent. SH2 Elizabeth, two
blocks from V. O. New phono 210.
Sl-1- nip.
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FURNISHED ROOMS Elegantly
furnished rooms, with or without
meala. Helslg apartmenU. t-S-tfc
MISCELLANEOUS.
T1 rilMMAN IIINCY ill buy
ol, nbaudimiil oil II; 'n Spindio
Top or surrounding country, or jull
u,. friii ;lllle on p. r (Tillage. Call
or phone ::.'7 or l.V.. or address IV O.
llox I07.V '' --' "'P-
Willi JVAXTS TO IXVKST J"."0 on
;l l tl ?-t Millri' ill business lllill will
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. '. . ..t.ar .tii !..t.tiri uli crille and
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night clasaea In dictation $5.00 per
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ther information call at Room 11 New
Blanchetto Bldg., Pearl St., Beau
mont, Texas. New Phone 6. 1mo
GO to I'rlco and Johnson for Wood
and eonl. Ring up 'plume 1". and
It will bo delivered to joii at once.
9-4 line
Tatum Bros, pay highest prices for
household goods. Sco us before you
buy. (!52 Orleans St. 8-22-lwp
Bour Lake "hpringa Hotel." rebuilt
and refurnished. Rates, $2.00 and
$2.C0 per day. Meals 60 cents. Spec,
lal weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
bus meets trains, fare 2f cents.
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
Tho Cotton Belt has put on tho
i,,, mm ut ii to for the round
trip. Slireveport to St. Louis. These
tickets will bo sold scptemuer a, t,
(J. 12, 13, 20 unil 27. llieso iieuum
..ii..... o.i.i,,.. finva in SI. Louis, and
will bo honored on our "St. Louis
Train" In its Chair Cars and Hand
some Day Coaches. Don't forget tho
dates, and that tickets should bo by
tho Cotton Belt from Slireveport.
Tho St. Louis Train leaves nureve
port at 4:45 p. m., nnd arrives at St.
Louis 11:30 next mornig.
Write L. P. Smith. T. P. A..
218 Milam St., Slireveport, Ln.
8-31 27t
LOW RATES OVER THE SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC
Colonist rates to California points
jii.au
Tickets on salo September 15 to
October 15.
A. K. Atkinson, D. P. A.
J. K. TooKc, U. f. te. i. a-
It Is Hard To Hold
On to your money Vhen you see our
FREE OFFER. We are giving you
our profit on Refrigerators. If you
are Interested, come quick. They are
going fast.,
E. L. Wilson Hardware Co
Old Forrester WhisKey
Guaranteed.
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Sir iel 1 y HpuTeTa nd ot'the finest Ilavor.
Bottled nt tho distillery nnd guaran-
teed by the distillery.
Sold overr the counter or by the bot-
tle by . .
P. G. FUREY,
416 Main Street.
, . . . New Phono 203. .... .
FOR. SALE CHEAP
i pair large Alare Mules,
i pr. medium sizeHules
Apply at once to
French MarKet Grocery Co.
Frof. meeiman s j-yfr
Dancing
Academy tji if jT-j)
Opr.. St. 0t. Ut X?.VfitW
, lortiriiiM VIII V ?
Oct 3 for Adalti.
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; MUSIC STUDIO
fH.W?l. A. KIRKr ATiICK
Trachrr of Vcice. riaaa, Orjaa,
4b ?1 flia Are.
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f tLECT SCCOU
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Attorneys at Law
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SEYMOUJV IlISCH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Ollberrt Building, Beaumont
Correspondents In New York.
8t Louis. Chicago, Etc.
W. 3VE. Crook:
Corporation and lTTf)PFV
Commercial Law. AIIUK.UI.
Rooms 1-17, Blanchette Ettats Bids.
Associated R. C. Harris. I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont, Texas.
E. A. McDowell T. C. Taylor
M. 8. Dufflo
M'DOWELL, DUFFIE & TAYLOR
Attorney: at Law
Alozander Bldg. Desun.3ot. Tei
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
Is prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gas given la extracting
when requested. Rooms 14 aud 1C,
over French Market. New phone 80S.
C. T. Helslg. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIQ A SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND 8URETY BONDS.
Fbones 61 Beaumont Tex.
Saratoga 3 Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. Phone No. 6;
Saratoga, Texas.
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
In Old Beaumont Iron Works Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
MONEY
LOANED
ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEWEL
RY. Low Kate Int.
UNCLE SAM,
Pearl St.
How are Your Eyes
You owe It to your self to And out
at once. See our eye specialist.
THE BECK JEWELRY CO.
Leading Opticlana.
Hebert & Hebert,
BUTCHERS and
Dealer in Live Stock.
Look ont for negro and mule, for hon.
raised mat and pork. Give us a call
552 Main street. Both Phones 220.
HEBERT & HEBERT.
i V. WIESS & SON .
. Fire, River and Marine, Accldact
and Tornado Insurance. Estab-
lished 1865. ?
Phone 9. Beaumont, Texas.
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PHILLIPS ACADEMY
Corner Sixth St, and Broadway.
Beaumont, Texas.
A preparatory Echool for boys and
girls. Special attention to students
desiring; preparation for college. Af
filiation with University of Te::as in
five) branches; scholarship to first
honor upil. Small classes. Atten
tion to the individual.
Arthur B. Phillips, B. A., Master.
Old 'phone [phone] Calder Ave
iniwwuUiWiiK's'imy
Lubricating
OILS
Direct from
Refinery to
Consumer!
No Jobber's
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Today!
GULF
REFINING
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Pearl
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Hebert, Forsy the Col
lege, ParK, Pine and Main Sts.
For $25.00
BEAUMONT GAS CO. j
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J. S. GORDON CO.
GRAIN
PHONES No. 32
Beaumont College of Music and Art
COLLEGE STREET, opposite High School. .
MRS. F. A. HYATT, Directress. 1 ' 1
Piano ....... ... TMrs. Ilyntt and Miss Pettua
Voice Culture Mre. Sarah Felix I'.anUs Hill
Elocution and Physical Culture Mrs. Jennie Bixby
Art Mrs. Cura Fuller
Violin" Anton Nnvratil
Harmony, Sight Singing and Band 1 nstrunionts W. H. Smith
Mandolin and Guitar Vroi. Jos. Lo liuono
Kindergarten o Music Unia X. Uarlingtou Method
Opens September 5th.
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B. R. Norvell, Prnsfdent. Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President.
Chaa. H. Stroeck. Cashier. W. B. Ligon, Assistant Cashier,
W. C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P.
American National 3anKf
OF BEAUMONT.
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Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
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