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THf BEAUMONT eNTfHPPHE FRIPAV, SEPTEMBER 2i. 19(M.
BEAUMONT IMERPRISI.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1904
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tracted by Ita employeea, of any char
THE LAST STEP.
Tin m l Inn nl
WHH the IiihI step
1o linn. Waller
lloiiston ycsh rdt. .'
Ililll pnvril llu- v:i
A. Myrhk's unoh-
hi rm li'il iiiiiiiliiiilloii I v llu- i
rruile parly fur rrprr ciilni Ivc from
this district. To On Knlcrnrl--e mi
the good ili'innrriiiH of Jefl'Tsnii
I'liinily I his Is ti niiu'Vc of nun Ii phas
lire uml Hint Mr. Myrlrli iit i ln i
I lii' hard Ililll his frlomls have mill
In Ii Ih hrliair gnrs wit lion', suyiir:
'I'll ! s iniiiliii'r phasing feature n
Kill I i III' ill yi'Hll'lllllV'H lll'llllll. It Is
(ill! Iii'iirly iiiiiiiiiit In which I In' p'i;
ilu of Orange have now Taken up Mi".
Myrlrk'H cause. They have slated
llllll tlli'V. Will lid everything ptisslhlo
to secure fur liim a I ri'iui'iiiluiis vol"
In Oningo ciiiuity. Mr. Alyricli tins
hern attacked here l-i fin iiiiwarrati'
id way liy the at'ii'rniiiiii Joiim ii
(now tin- repnhllrnti orgnnl ami re
Mirts have gum.' out from nth
miiiitch that were lianlly cxpcrlf"'.
II. Is not pi'i'Humi'il Uml lln .limriinl
will cruse IIh opposition to Mr. .Mv
rii'li heenusc the .luiirnal, In its op.
pusil km to Judge Parker, (lovorm r
l.aiihnm, Hun. M .1.. ll''uo"Ks mid
Judge Wheat ami IIh failiiri' In sup
port a single ilrniocral ! iiumim'i'.
cannirl longer he plarril an other
dial a rcpiihllrnn newspaper. Oppo
Fit ion to Mr. Myrlrli may therefore
lie expected to eonlinuo from III it
Kuurcc hill. Hie! (IcniocralH of ,lcu"orsnn
uml Orange ((iiinl v an' alike ready In
mipporl Mr. Mvriek willi a vigor aii'l
slnrorily thai Is pleasing. Tin? op
position of tlii- Journal will, as iixiu.l,
come to iuiiikIiI. wliili' II is safe to.
predict now that Mr. My rick's heavy
vole. In Novrtnhor will lie a source of
pride Id iliiniHcir ami ruin i I v so lo'u
lis tlu'y may live. Tin- action yesler
lav was Indeed (liu last step to a well
earned victory hy a man who
serves surress for the push ami cii
crgy tut Tins displayed since llvlm
hero ami for tils aliilily to handl'
just h u-Ji prnpusll ions s may In
hrought hel'my tin leglslnl arc of Tex
an. Hi'aumonl, Jefferson counlv anl
.Orange have ri'ii.sou t" feel Immense-
ly phased tliis inoiniiiK.
iil.a. ipullil. il ttilli I lie rare p uhli III
'I In i. llu lis lliinl, Iliul Dip fide p.
i lie. ult ii pp:.i '" li tinny, is h il f
I. M ill 1 1 Hi!- rutin ly ii v. hat ii j in
r.ill life, ami h.l .ie I hit tu mli'Iii rn
lellllla nlioillil lie nnele In h llle III urn
illu i i. if colli hi-. Hie i arc I. nl few
mi h nllii i i, uiel II Ik no) at all il. ly
il.nl (In ir I'd n w ill I e Hilupieil. i n i pl
i;ii't' r pi ( "in e from the jmiI ih iiinf
(Hie i iiiiiplniiil urijiil UKuinxt the liu
l.i iii ih that, uIiIioiikIi i In) iinl ilnir
full ili.iv In ma ihiii4 ami tiKhtim; 1
-lain li:iltlis, Ihey were ijsMii'i to
I) hull ai.. I ii, al e iiivhi liii'eiiiiM, Mli r
i lie ( Ii of 1 1 1 r . 'h worli. Siti'li rnt
,oli t It it i the r i-iilar uitiiy ii(t'."er.
"hiUl'll ll.lVe lllll lllll l' .V lO plllllfll Mil Ii
nfli'lf-es, Ms well to iillilfll pllle ' II f
a 'ill all oiler hie h lies of ilineipli e. i
'I lie J uice lelli.caa'e peiieliil of the
in my tin-, ruleil thai uliile a ri'K'ilai
at my nflli iT mn v xi rt full rummaiel
hi r .Nailuii il liunril HiHipH vh le en
HI" (I III in llllll liialieiii-. i l, he iln
ciplilie nf mm II IPHip ami their run
I ol In ramp remain under Hie chant)'
i I' I heir null nllleers, wliu alone Hie
i nilipeli nl In impu e pilllihlillli Ills ami
l Kliiiims. . .liny regular ellleeis he
l i ve Dial the law slmuhl he so min ml
eii as In perinll of ii kuIii oIIIcitk ills
ripliliiliK Hie liillilla while at iiiaueii.
virs or In ramps of Instruct inn.
ii.iim. in llu- channel I. uliiii; lulu Ilu-.OUR WORLD'S FAIR WANDERERS.
Ii iiIm.i. Cii i. ,ii Itlly il Ihu It l
i k II Ih t lelil Hie., i. ii t lllll-t ( lei
jli.HK In Inii'l nit reliant vim I i
ipiippril with iui ai'is for pirl.ini?
i lii pi iIim'ii. At Hie Ituiaiih' last
..in nipt in I'M iiH' prmr to .Mr. K a-
Tliey Discuta Plant, and. a Usual, a
Woman Hit Her Way.
Sp i lal I'm rt-pnll'i lir.
At 'tie W i.rlil i Kiiir. St. I.ouis, Sept.
U. I am i;lai ha. I my way. We
! lalK
I it all over mi the I ruin u tile
s .1 ..,i I..I..I, ... mi.tro., rii11(m.,1 ,.jtlllljIK olll ,,, .
.-in hour, to k.i four ,(. I.. .m.. !' ll1M.r jtM, j( 1r ,,,.,., Ul. ,,,.,-,
hi.,:...r. .lapM.o-he .l-iiuvers pat , hl(W (.tii)1.ii;t, , ol,(. .
Ii.k h...iv I'm Ar-hur l.... a ."'i. j ., ,. f . ,,,,,,.,, .,,.,.,.,.,
nl an. uml the Mallinu sliMis at llu . . ... . ... ... ..
" ' of travel), .u mi line i.l lliesn H hi M
lil'" i -liHnU an- liilnininl i.f Hie nmu- 1 1 .- h,.eiiiiiu cars I wuukn't I., siir-
Ills of III" Itijslai..' hy wiieensp li 'I lie.M time Ii, nal.c up nil. I Illul
l. I. i r:..h In nu pie lime l.i u.l'""' 'f "( H"-"
alecs tiiin Hp. 1'iiii'ipiniie i!hu. re-1-
Mm.; iii my fare. Kor it am t l.e lv. pi
Tim ii.viiinat.'i's of Hie m heme nrc. j ,,,! j, oil.l s Fair,
i inlu.M At t'uni io-'o Hi" l.locl.ailiti ' -- not a St. Iei s lair- n nl ymt ruli
,,,p, W. re exisis.!! Pi every h.H of H "'Hi every . lire l-lfl nil ioi.il ily
... I illiilcr 'hi' Ml i.
Weal .rr inn lo In pi '!o i.'lael.s hy the .... , , , , .
1 I It.. I us I mikI Ix-lur. , . hinl mv wav,
enemy, while it was illllle ,e. p ,, ,( ,.,., f(. ,. ,; W1.
Hi1 in Kiippli.il with run I. u til in u ii. t ion i rirrle.l urouml the pr.-al K.xpositiou
unit iiriii'l'.li.i.s. Tie'ii's lessel s lie in III'"' U llll lire circles lirulllid hi P r.V
serurty in ii liarlinr, with eii ryihnm
In lure allu'lil'liK. Juli. i M.inle.l In
, "waile r.t:lit lulu the eviiu.ii mil." us
needful in I. ami. uml vt ure wilhiii Xpre.-.se. It, ami Jane ha. I Iht
xlrlMm: ilislame nl ll.eir mhi.i of al-'u.liul set nu the Iuk'h.iis. Tile koihIo-
Aside Iriiiu Hm naiiies uf tile (ea I
men in I In' I'url Arthur raiastrnphe
the ii.osl inleresiiu Item In conn
lion Willi the entire story fruiu a
news siandpoiiil was roiilalneil r
Uvkively in I lie Knlerprise In tie-
slaleineiil Ihal the holt of llllll llll'W
rame from prarlirnlly a I'll nr sl y.
I'he property loss ami details were
hardly so Interesting. This part uf
the Holy lias not yet apprarril in any
other newspaper.
ETHNOLOGY AT WORLD'S FAIR.
JiuU;e Wheal's hlow was a slaKwr
llii; one. Tlic llllli! repiihllcan ncsl
linn mil even yel rernveie.l cxreu;. in
a mild way through Hie iifleiii.-ui re
puhlliaii oi'Kiin. And kiicIi arli. le.s ilu
mind fur demorrnry.
MILITIA AND MANEUVERS.
1'he net results ul I he recent ma
m uvers al .Mauasas are rapidly heini'.
ilistai'teil and euni'lusiiiiis dikvvii. says
Hie I'leiiyiine. As a rule, these inn
clm iiuis are adve.se in l lie lliinl ii.; ei
I. m il eMeti.siie exercises ill I lie liehl,
ll'il on y liecniise nl the meat rn.il. lint
ahii hecaiise of Hie ureal iaiiiic ini
Hisei upon the men. p.ii'l leu la lit llu
.National (iuanl. Tie' mlitia l.c'li-.
leel iiile.l la K ly 1 1 1 1 tne c!a-M' mi
Km .1 lu hil. lil I, u, llii even I e, its
I'U llil.els ale uiisii led l.ir sie Ii pliysi
i.il slraius as Here I in u is. l.y 1 1,.'
.Maaasas main in. i wiihuit a pi t ied
ma.lual p epaiati.iu
As a I ill.' Hie miliiary ei nies and
umpires speak in tie i i cunipH
l:i. nlal t.rins uf tile :.. aiane. s ul
Tile e.illl
At Hie I.niilslana Purchase Kxposi-
liuu utiu run entile in con I act with rep
icseiiliillves of nearly every rivilii'.eil
ami u.icivilleil couiil.iy ill ihu world,
says l In; Kansas t'ily Star. In an
article in tin.' t'ciilury MnKaaino. Air.
Waller Williams has imiiealcil this in
Ins apl (ille, "Around I he World al the
Worlds Kair." lint the ilislinrt and
surprising lealiire of this KalicriiiK of
il! uf I he peuples loyelher Is Ilia! il.s
imp esuiiin upon an A iin iii r.li vis. lor
disappoint iuK. Instead of heiiiK
wundersl ruck, as in llieiuy a cili.en uf
a civilized coimlry should lie, in naiil
iiiK an i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 : 1 1 - view of a Korean or a
alaoniaii, hi! has almost, a "chum
my lectin ol old association Willi all
lliesi! si raiiKi! I ti lies.
This is not due lo an instinctive
ivruj'.iiil ion id' kinship In all llu: human
ii.ci! Ihuiiuli this lias mure t( do willi
il f liim pcuple are ap lo iimiKine. Tlie
li.cl is I hat I lie modern world has heep
liroiiKld cil'iotisly rinse louclher hy
liavel, leleKiaph, newspapers, cxplura-
t mis iiinl iioolis. And in America an
ciilutne of all tliis modern world has
lieeii reached in its every day life.
Japanese ami Chinese a e of course
old acipiainlauces. Senef?amhlaiis and
Counoi'se are native horn Americans
mi every southern planlal io:i- lo say
iiulhliii,' of dinliiR cars in Hie north
and when one ;;ees a liand of llasnl is
in the spectacle of Ille Itnrr war there
is a feeling of definite assuiatice Dial
any of l hem would answer to l lie call
I' "Itnsl us" or "Kph."
There are ha.aurs in cities where
Icrusalcni ami Kaytit and Asia Minor
are rep iidiieeil as least as faithfully as
Hi "The I'ike." Syria:i peiidlers and
Uj psies have familiarized all sect inns
with urieiilal types, and perhaps In tin
iiiidl.srrinilnatiiiu n Syrian will pass
w ry well fur an A rl nr a 'l urk of
mrse Kiirupean hraliches of the Ar
V'll si oik are no longer ol.jecls of
i liiii.sily In Americans, who have
: siinilale.l. with iptesl i.inalde lieie vu
I. lice, whole cnlullies nf lllelll. We
have lieeii visiled hy the Killpin.is. ami
.'ill' Indians have been a lie to 1 1 lls
to the llsiiu'inaux.
I IK-Ii. The luallllKeuiei.l ul the lilnrli
inle is only ntie lusiame of the many
in w.i i ll the Japanese a e cuiuliicl .nu
the war with every mud. in cum
VI III' lice.
While liciieral ICurupaiKiu'.i retrial
f om I. inn Yiiiik was itiev lahle. It is
Mrlaln that llm halt lis ahout the he
liu'tueieil city cosl the Japanese very
heavily. They were uniihlo in follov,'
up ilieir mivamiiKi', or luierrupi any
cunsl. I. lalile pn tin ii of tlic reireiiLlii;
ininy. Niiiher side is nuw prepiKeil
fur an immediate riiKi'Ucuieiil. and tlic
war will ilmihllcsH he prolotiKcil many
iiionlhx. II would appear that now Is
Hie acerptril lime fur peace nc-'oiia-inns.
Moth roiinlries have sutTered
ti rrilile losses, ami I lie wa.- caniint ;ii
on willn ml still heavier damages he
ini; iullicti'il. UiiHsia would lie wise to
lii len to sonic o the medial Ions fur
peace I Inn are hcing pro.l'e ed on the
pi rl of oilier countries. Oil t'ily Derrick.
NEEDED JAIL REFORMS.
"KolliiiK In Jail" is an expression
which Ki'cw mil of the days when ini
pecuiuus (lelilnrs laced hupeless im
ji isomnenl hecauso they could not pay
jai'inenls against lliem, says (lie 'lu
..ilo Times. Now this term seems In
ap. iy eipialiy well lo moneyless .m l
It !c:..'!( !-:i suspecls held ill jail ' inwa''
Hie nclion of a grand Jury. Why would
it not he possible lo devise sum:' sort
uf a. huily which could give iinniedial
hen. iiiK lo suspecls, lu kuu'w tt'lielher
or mil Ihey sliuulil he held fur trial?
To keep men In prison for six months
wail inn for a hcarinu; Isn't nond morals
ii r p, )( I huslness ( il lie.'. Ami in this
nmicel inn I he law which leaves lo the
sheriff the discretion as to do sort
and amount of food lie shall furnish
the prisoners Is had for him uml for
the state, and sometimes In: Ille pris
oners. We all know t lint, "kicking on
Hie hoard" is one of Hie commonest
l';.ilin;;s of human mil inc. Most of
the prolesls nf poor feedlniv which
come from Hie jails are clearly of this
sort. Itul (he sit iiiil inn now makes
liua diliK prisoners a pusslblp suurcnof
prnlil to the sheriff, ami this uiikIiI nut
In I.e. II IK worse than I lie fen sys-
li'tn, ;;IvIiik olllciiils u perccnla.ni! of I
their husiness. No one, not even Ihei
stale, should profit in any way hy the
increase nf criminal husiness. There
Is mom fur radical reform in 11"' man
agement nf llie jails in this country.
Nu sheriff can do himself just Ire tin
ler llie present sytem, nor can he
keep Hie l.real Ii nf scandal away from
his admiaislraliuii. The sheriff nunlil
to m'l no pnssilile prnlil from llie feed
nm and keep ul Ills charges.
Hi" Nai'i.iial Cnii.l lr,i,,i
l.n'li . nhi I i thai tli.- ilnl far ,
tn. in any nl ihe pmC --ImiuiI m l
I. il had il.-.n .1 I" . . t A . a r
. ! ' In il -i rj . 1 1 , i . i - ;i I
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pi..l l mi ! m.il l t i l.i.- N.r;.. ii .1 (.
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Nuw dial Ihe tli;hl fur represent,.
He I- mrr the KntcllU'i.se does I. it
iiis't'ii,. to sav that il v ui, Ike le
see 111 aim.' r.pleselie.l ill tile . isl .
lure lt such a man lis Ju.!-,. i;,i,.
man nr .Indue Wiimate. 'I'heir d.-rn
iiTiii'V lias lieeii ami alw.es will 1
tl-.t.ti-lt. .1. Tln'V liae llie alile
.nil l,::ii' . lown it Ci.l 1 1. - is ,;
lllusl eve. II. lit Ill leln:. tl ne. ii. ,'
',i Ii ijiniil p I. iiiv,' iitiihir i:,
' fill m. n nu nt li'iieil
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JAPANESE INNOVATION.
ft . lit U.'. til -.1' t.i.te .!! Tl , I; .
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Some Everdny Philosophy.
Kditli Whartnn in Scrihner's.
"(let your life (luwn tn Ci'tKilie
eliminate surprises. Arranye (hiiiKs
sn dial when yuii get up in (he ninrii-
iiiK. jun'll Know exactly What Is itu
iifg In happen m yuii diirini; the day
ami the next day and the next. I
d.uft say il's funny ii ain't. Mill h'x
Inner than ln-iii:,- hit on the head
ith a I'i'icMial. That's why I i.Iw-iys
take my meals at this rest a n rant. I
know Jusi Imw nun h uiiinii they put
In thi'iKs-lf I w.'iit to the next placo
I shouldn't. Ami I ..yways lake the
Mini., streets to enmc here I've lieeii
lining it fur ten vi.irs nuw. I know
a; wliu h cinssiiii; tu look nut- I !nn
what I ill emus to see in the shi p
window.-. Ii sins a hit of wear end
ti '.r in know w lull 's cmiuii" I'ur a
iii'd iisiiii .ais I mer did know
jlimii one minute tn another, ami imw ,
I li'e lu I f . : r. Is that ti eryt Ililll - rut
; and dried, .iti.l n.i'liiim u i.Ap.-etcd
i in inni. mil at tin liken tramp ftmu,
'a .in. h " i
j II.' i;i'se l . ;.:it: 1,1 kll'W k ill"
Ii- i:-;.it. and i.airn.'T
s'li , . "kN'sri -'leli .
'.l el !.. ai ! all
In rs appei.lcil iii her (uimiiir It.iiiincl.
Mut my plan win to ll si lake hi ihu
"liluli llv.hls." lo vi.-w the meat i.v
posit luu from lofty winume-ui'tiund.
nittrkinu the inoiuiliiiu lops uf arhiee
mi nt ami measuring its pinus ami
srupe.
So we louk Ille liiiei'iiai ioluil railway
(.. the main eulraiice and ri'lil lad
W(- were thai "we" hat) Hie fo elliuuhl
tu lake It. It Is an overhead trolley,
irririr road, seven ii'l!es lung, sk rl
IliK tin' entire rxpuslllou m'oiiinls. inn
( in;; partly nu the sit: fare ami pnrl
M" on an devilled KtHicturi', foil iwlim
the l..pof:riiphy of t a - - ui"-:il park in a
vay most ilellhl lul m the i.l'.'Iiise(.;
The World's Kair al ; hica.yo v. as Imill
In a mo ass. The l.ou slana I'urchase
l..vptisltlon has hills am! naliiral for
est tu (jive a pltiuresi!ie effect. The
Juttinc prominences of these hills are
clowned hy stalely palaces and heati
Hltil pavilions, whkc two are connect
ed hy a senil-clrcula. ridiie leading lo
Ihe lowi" level of the Krinin.ls. used
to form the cascades and (he cascade
gardens piiinoimciil hy many lu he
llie k rent est archllectural walcr ami
Harden composil icn ever execuled liy
man. Nestling under the sliinle (.1
K cat trees are stale ami l'n:'e'f:t'
hull. lings represi niini; varied types of
ornate mid stalely nrchitccluiv.
This was the picture prc.-a ;.le.l In
the eye as the trolley c ar- icil us swill
ly along:. These are verilalille "ohser
valion cars," clenn, eoii'furialiV a:;.!
c'liiimndloiis, I he spectacle was he-
.Miiid descripllun. The sctisatinii was
iiidescril.le. We were viewing a lil'iy
t.l ill if n ilnlla- i-liuw from the liill-lnis
nt a IJad-iiere furesi, all lor fifty cents,
n :il as we went rushing along w I I'ieil
I i take in Hie panorama of sculptural
and nrchileclttral spleml ir hut it was
loo much fo,- Die range ol' iiumnn
vision.
The man with a nu -aphuno "rattled"
lis of course and so we started off ihe
lilraninral Hie wrung way. We hk
no! used lo' convii'iiing hv fogli irn
met hods al home. Mitt 1 have ('neiid
that (iiiilo oil. 'ii Hie wrong way is the
i is.1 hi way when if comes tu i'.e' ing
l! ings, and so il proved in Ihis case.
We slnrlcd al Ihe aisl station in:,lead
or llie lir.sl and no sooner liml we
Hlarloil Hem Ihe I'laza of SI. I.otiis.
the l.iini.siiina Mulliiuient, llie Criiiid
Masin, Ihe t 'nsc'idir, crowned l y I'esti
val II. ill and the 'I'. Trance of Stales
hurst upon on- view, from tli.il lime
ifi there was a. hewildering panorama
of Hardens. fonuiains. sculptural
groiipe.-!, terrances, exhihil pithi'-es,
sln'e and fori iL'ii luiildings. We pn.su
en also con! mining camps, zinc and
lead mills, a Mlac! Hills gold icdue
lion p:na(, Ihe great lioricull uml and
agricultural palaces, a model nonltrv
fa nil. Ihe famous Kerris Wheel, the
I'liitril Slates I. He .Saving exhihil, Hie
Moldings of llrazil. Kasl India anl
Canada. As we mussed the ll,i.l-o of
Si.ain h ading I;. Hi,, walled city of llie
Philippine reserval Inn we heard the
yells nf the ilng-danci! in the Igurot
village. On the rigid we heard Ihe
rapid ping-ping of rifles and Ihe lio.uu
ui' cannon which tu!d us Ihai liie liaH'i
ol Moihler Itivet- was in p ugress, in
which llie luave liners were tight lug
under Cni'ije and Viljocn.
.iiii we (-(iiiiii a-t mi lurther. Sniff
Hi u Hie smoke of ha! Ho iiinl licai'in
the lum-Mms in ihe ilea liy Pii'lippin
Villages were loo lll"cll.
wnai shall we see lirsf." exclaim
eil .latle. " vote fo,- Hie I'hiluipines,
slid I. "I vole for the I .nor war" sai
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"...I nun iii. hi, ,ti zeai ami earnest
(less. An l vili'i had their w.iv.'
sliail see, T ,
WOMAN LECTURER
DIDN'T GET THERE
LATE TRAIN PREVENTED MR.
A. C. ZEHNER TALKING IN
BEAUMONT LAST NIOHT.
WIEL HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
Impromptu Program Last Evening to
Big Audience Will Sneak Twice
on Sunday.
SKY-SCRAPERS DOOMED.
Professor Wurin Cl,iim Thfv Are In
imical to Sanitary Requirmrrts,
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....ins. ,-st'ei. M.y-sirapiti::
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fioiuiugs ire ii:n, men. nec.n ding to
ih pr. phesy .if Professor .,js
r .i. of Hie university of ( Jein x a, v h
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n i tut; at t", lay's se.--ii ,,f
'tin i. ,ii.-( ( m .:-, ss ,, Ails and
Pint', s-or Wurin main
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I'clui'cr who was In have cnlidi'd' d
H I em pent nee meetlnj; in the rir.il
All ali.dlsl ehiiicli last evenin:-', was
delaycil hy a laic train l"1'
Houston and did nut reaci lieauinuui
liniil In o'clncli. A large audience.
prnlialily Hie largest iniil-weeU aseiit
hly fur a religious or moral purpos-.-
I llilt lias gathered this vein'. oeeilil'',
I iie main room of the church a! N
o'rlorli, when it had hern '.itiliouucei
thai Mr-. Ci'hner would s:i"iik. As
Hie sieilar ait tiic'. loa was po! ' t'eriii
.uniing an Impromptu program, pari
uf w.iicli would Iiiivl' been i;iu'ii an
wav, was presiaied.
Mr. J. M .ilolmes. oaslui of the
Christian church, was tii'eseiil willi
Ills hig slerioplicaii ami he gave
iiiimher of illiistral 'Ions c i lemper-
nnce siihjcrlH ami dr-rrihed the sum
in a short talk. Special mii.-'iv: hy
tlie Methodist, cho'r under .Mrs. ,."
Donald was given and toxical leml'er
nnce songs, which hroughl forth a::
pltmse, were sung hy Mr. Thontas
Mrown. Alter Ilils Itev. V. A. (led-
hey, imslof of llie church .gave a
short talk on lemnei'iinco. There
was also a solo hy Pro!'. W. A. Kirl.
pairiek. the new vocal inst ructor ami
choir master a'. Si Mark's Kpi.-r o
pal church.
This eveiilng practically Hie s;i":i
lirogrniii thai was scheduled 'o" las'
evening will he given. .Mrs. Zeluiei'.
who is the guest of .Mrs. It. ('. Mc
I'nrlane, will deliver a lecture and
Ille stereonlicail views w ill he show! .
with a talk hy Air. Holme.--, and rolo
I iy Prof. Kirk pal rick mid Miss llrvan.
the latter choir mlsM-css at I'te Map
tlsl church. There will also he chor
al music. Sunday Mrs. Zeiiner will
occupy (lie pulpil at (he I'iivt Mc'i-oili-t
church in Ihe evening, lu l!i
forenoon al Hie same church she wiil
divide lime Willi Ihe regular p'lslr.r.
Mr. (lodliey. No nTangemenl -; ha ."
h"en made for meetings on S.jtiirilav.
.Mr. (lo'lhev. in ihe eonr-e e1' hi;
I "lnperance tall; last niurh,'. asked Hi"
following pointed ipiest ions, all of
which lie ela!ii"'aleil on 'n atiiwe--'
In.r:
Is Wronn Rinht?
In it riglil lo htiild churches lo .sine
men, and liccti.-r saloons lo dv.slroy
lliem, hody and sn'il'.'
Is il riglil lo license a "an lo sell
what will make a man drunk, nr. I
llit'li punish him for being drunk?
Is :l riglil lo Peruse ' man lo
niniie paupers, ami then tax m:i. r
men lo lake care of I lain'.'
Is il riglil lo license a saloon man
lo leach vice, and I hen tax ueople !''.
schools lo leach virtue?
Is it rigid lo derive a revenue o il
of a traffic which tin decent mau de
rends? Is il right lo leach young Imvs net
le drink or gamlde. ami then vol
lo license a place for drinking an l
p.nnhllng'.'
Is it right to preach to men ami
woman lo control their passions, uni
Hien vole to license a place where
'heir passions will he 'nnatui'ii"'
Is il right to lake care i f ynur uv. a
hoy. and then vote to lieeii..,. a place
which will ruin your neiulihor's lu- '.'
Is il riglil to preach In i'ee and
charily, ami then vol:- ( pieier. a
thing which nil's the widows and o"
elians i f I'le'r hread?
Is il rh-'lit for ou 'o t.;o lo t'"
noils "nil vote wit'toct hav'ii" stud
ied Ihis finest '-in sei'iott-ly. carefullv
I'-i'l praycrl'ully?
Kor the thiiiisan't am' one "r. vu'.:
inns" H al have l.eeti 'h' 's.-d
'.ecp liie 'iitoen wiiiiin prup-'r tiiitus
i'.e should instittii,, ih-. siitu-le law:
The saloon shall " '-t .
The --.-'lo in mil of i vi I. 'nee (tun
will he tin need to wall 'i-r ihe vii'
' I'T'ill'll ' it w ill 'v here.
What ii'i you going to do )nu;t it
HARPOONED THE OCTOPUS.
Tennessee Court G"t th Iro" Into
St.indarrt ri J5.000 Worth.
Friday Bs
Bargain Day
Bargains 0 a lore
Tomorrow.
in thw Shoe Department
Shoos, sizes up to ins; hi U'li virl kid.
I, lack Url ami . ilt'lll, J.'lll her. Willi nuiir.Hj
jr
Siloes, ll few
If yuii are prompt
'.ins at !:" n. in.
Infants' and Chihlrrn's
hll.el. ailllelll leather. Ill
tups. Mii.nl value at I.J.".. l a". m"'
Special, ii pair
i... i .. i..- i 'a. lni.i L'uii. aro luiuilly hiiloii
1 lie iii-u. r hlil'l' T - . .
pair of I.'ice Slues in the lot. I M' pair all l'l.
1.,... .1... t ' nu "milt 1 1 if :-'. Sale hi'
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Infants' and Chihlrc's Strap Sandals ami Hxfunls ran he worn mi
111 eiii'lsinuis and worn the yrar mun.l al inuue. WuiHi up In l...u
a iriir: sizes I. l', ::. 7. 7 I - mul S,
Friday, special i.C
No I, .1 or 1". left.
Sizes S le.' Up to . Millies up to $L' nil,
Friday Special, a pair
Million Slioes, ail sizes.
kid
Women's t'oinino.i Scnsi
$J.nu and $::.."iu grmles,.
Friday Special, a pair
and $'!.""' grades.
Friday, Special, u pair
Women's $i.nu. ?".."u and $U.uu Miiinn Shoes, new last
patent tips.
Special fro Friday, a pair
II pall's of tun (iiiisun Tics, sian lard advi rl Iseil ?:l
Friday, Special a pair
Mill pail's of Women's Vici iiud Patent Kid I .arc Sit
and S.'i.on grades, small sizes and narrow lasts,
Friday, Special a pair
If we can lit vott. you gel two pairs of Shoes lor
usually pay for one pair.
Kvery pair of Slioes adverliseil Mils sale is guaraiil I to Hive sal
Islaciion. A new pair if mil as represciiteil.
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NO PLACE FOr VALUfiS LIKE
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THE BAGGING OF
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN
HISTORY OF BLOODY
BREATHITT.
THE
KENTUCKY ffODiST CAPITO
1-nenc.s Mobilized to Flank the Offi
cers, hut Failed Prisoner In Ac
cused of Killing Town Mar
sha! of Jack'.on.
Lexington, Ky Sepi. The hear.
il:g of (he leiidal I rials has hecli linns
lireil from .laeksoii, M. eat nil i county,
to this cily, hy t i. indicLmeni here of
William Mriiioii for kiiiin-- ,i,.n, s
('ofkrell, town mirshal uf Jackson,
' wo years ago. A largo pes..;,-, icln .
ing ollice s ol this county, started all.T
ilrilion, to :v j 1; j i,i ,ea, or ;,l ve.
SLAYDEN SENDS MESSAGE.
Texas Congressman Wanted His Paity
to S?e Judae Parker.
I.'oi hesler, N. Y Sepl. When
Ihe :iui ( ial trains hearing Ihe niemlHT.',
o.' ill" iiiiei'-parl'anienla y iinio i
reached this cily today, en route lor
a-liingloli. ( oligressmnii Jann.i; I,.
Siaydi n. uf Texas, sent Ihe following
lelegram:
"liua. , I ; iii M. I'nrkcr. ICsiipus Two
i i . iiu.cral s nl liie foreign pnr
li.'.nieiil w lllpass Ksopits liliiilll !,::ii);
nut lime In visit Knseinuiinl , lull if
agi'i i aide and coil'. cuieiil Would like 10
pit v- .('.'-'peels at s'laiiiin. We v.i" le!
eplitine exiicl time fi'nin Alluciy."
Jbr? V. 't
Ft iends ta the Rescue.
Louisville, Sepi. JJ.. . V. ,-1,,.',.,,
lo.l has heep arrcsli'd. ami a pari,
his fii. mis has ..i l.exip-p,,, ,,, in(
c. jit Ih- olhc r,; and :l p,,.-sj. ,,
''U in il Ill-ill (Oillitv.
It Is Hard To Held
rvitton Is Ba-jciDd.
I.exillUloil. Sepi. 1'.. ),:;,,,,
'I' l'e lo ii:.n .,,( w
dii,
arrn
I in in,.
)n to your money when you see our
FREE OFFER. We. arc giving yon
our iirulit on liefrigerators. If yon
jare inteiesled, couk- quick. They nte
j going fa: t.
' ' j U. I.. Wilson I lartlware Co
Memphis. Sept A
he Con. in. ri-ial-A pp'-iil fr.
Ti nil., s.. s:
1 he niry tn Ih. ca-..
ltd I I.l I 'oMipan '.i.-. hi
ill,, and A-i m I ';. im
f i:.i";.-iti. lor ii':. .'.
li. .uiii-i,i-i law. has
special t,i
ini Callatoe
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tf fh' Statid
Holi of N.i h
ii Mil. In It.e.l
I 'o!;' l '. t .it
hr.i'ighi in a ;
'ford ami a i
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and a
AC'!
Tcxorkena & Pod Smith Uy.
Worms Fair
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ST.LQUIS
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VHITE SLAVES.
G'-ffk ! Vicri'-? !e
5j- to E-3?
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Throus'h Sleepers Wilhout Change
tic. Shmepcrt and Cotton -Belt Route.
...Dining Car Service...
TbliTW. r -avfs 7:iiA. M.Dailv
D.,i.e Patty Server to Kar,, Ctty.
Thrcvgh Tiuffct Sleepers
C. E.SWIVrELl.
01. Ti'. A; t.
R' A. MORRIS,
S Tkfcft Act.
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