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III
TROUT PARLORS
OPEN TO PUBLIC
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM ON
WEST PEARL STREET MAKES
INITIAL BOW.
m LADIES CALL 10 SLE HATS
Marked Feature of E'tabliahmtnt It
Creat Variety of Style and Col.
ort Some of the Hate
Described.
Tin- "Trull I I'mlorx f Mllllni-ry."
tho ni'W mnl iluliornut i-Ntulilnliiiii'iil
I In- CollllllWilll llllll'llllrf on 't
I', nil hi nil whlrli liiix tutu Bliirlcil
hv MiiiK I.. K. Truln. wuh furiiiiilly
iiIkiiimI to Hip ihiIiIIc y.'Hi. nliiy uwl
.Mimiliiy. 'I'lial tlm lmilmyliiK liulirs
i' llfttiiiiimit it(i"( liiii' il"' T" Ms
Truill Iiiih tuti'lc Hi ivo I IK' 'Hy
thoroiiKhly niiiiliiii. up l",,!
iiH-rro:iai) nillllii-ry -in i " !' "s
viilfiic.il Uio insl two iliiyH liy iln
throiiKs who Imvc vUiu-il tin1 n w
FlK-o, uilmlrtil tlm luiiiilifiil IihIh on
-xhillt Ion. uiuili! Ki'lirions for llnir
lull wiir hikI I.i a. K '' i""y li'xi'"'
res iiiin hasi'il niii- or inoi i- of I In1 pret
ty IhiiiM offiseil for Kiiie.
Kuril mi exten.s ve millinery ennui-
liKlimelil us Miss Trilltl his opened
li Htriellv new for lleiiunionl. I'pon
i.iiiiTlNir I lii. eiiorinoiiH imrloiH on
nni. lu Kli iinliiir into tin? slo.e of
f:'ifi.ii eilv firm. Tlie fninltiii'
III I Inks "'"I ilxtnres llieniselv-s wniilil
nilniel iiltenlioll iinvwliero, Imt when
tl.e.se fiule Into n hiirmonloiis Iciek
fioiiinl for tho niyrni'l of ninnnillrenl
Ii.-iIm mill lulls uml lints, the delusion
is romplele. Kveryl IiIiik In I he Truill
Millinery I'lirlorH. from tho Binnllest
IMIir 1111 iln. fiiHir it i ho IiIkkokI hill in
the window, is hrand new.
Aslilo from tile hills themselves
uhiili nl i mot. I lie Indies more Mum
imvllilntr else, tile treillest fenliire of
lli. new store Is I he furniture This
:i!iinlsls of rliow cusi'S, Inhli'S, sliolv
Ink. Iiimniiiir chairs mnl sellees. mir
rors, etc., nnil Is all of Old Antwerp.
I-Ylnirliiir Hie lilu main room and In
flusters in the center t hereof lire
itiiiuHi'M of iiiilms anil ferns. Oil
flowers occupy positions of proiuiiicnei
In vases on the tables ami upon tin
v.nlls are a miillilude of beautiful
VOrliS of url, IncludiiiK hunil. leal her
Bi.t'ii pillows, bui lit woodwork, tapes
I l ies, embroidery, etc. The art de
narlmenl Is under the charue id' Miss
K:ile Itoi'els. but tin" fainl' pail of
(lie iyt exhibit is the property of Mrs
Cora Fuller, of the lleamnonl Cirllem
o:" Music and Art. who has placed
l.iiielien.'ly her calire sloel; of pretly
lli'iiiis on exhibition al Miss Tr
Tlm narlicular tilings alioul Miss
Trultl's tint k. if the word of the vis
it iiiK ladies is any criterion and il
rerlainly is is thai she lias n oaler
variety of styles anil artistic design
than ever before seen in the city.
Ilal for everybody are offered, from
Hie dainties! little turban lo the uriinil
r.t Marie Antoinette. Hats for misses,
for voimir ladies. lo.- middle aued la
dies anil for old ladies can be pur
i hnscd al Miss Traill's and a hat to
unit any sort of variety of nown. As
to tin. beauty of the hats the ladies
say I lint Miss Truill has I lie prelt'esl
con fictions ever seen in Ibis city. The
shapes, styles and colors ure arlislie.
ally and harmoniously blended, mil i i
one simply could m it be so particular
Hull Miss Trililt could not irivr lier
Hie hat she wants.
Miss Tuiitt's prize bounty in I he
way of n hat was sold yesterday for
II was a InrKo liliirK II it made of
velvet, iubiid with lace inediiliiins.
jaunty alu'ieites nivin height to I he
lift sido and a lonii. sliiuiiiK plume
i-nrlilli; over the left e'ir. innljnn the
l:il n true pieluie for n Nell Cwynn.
Miss Trililt has a particularly lame
sliwli of swell turbans, suilable for
trnvelitiK . for we:ir wilh slieol or
valUiim fuwiis 'I'he ilnminaiit colnrs
l;i iiubans nre brown and ureen.
Tbe pn 'vailini; colm this yiii". us
1 1. vented In the hats at the Trull t
lJnrlors, lire brown and k nil. Willi
liim lli s of cim do roehe. A new s'lade
Ibis year, fniind in Mis Truiil's stock.
i:i burnt liimalo. I' mm iwil iinmim
Mo- iiber rooi's displayed in the Tin
in I '.o l. its mill in i v onIii'mi are ma
liocaay. terra coita mid lm 1 nt niiinn.
Miss Trililt aN.i lias an umi ii.illy fine
ri.il compli ti' stock of cli'lilien's bais.
.'mile of these, M ihaps more l';,iiii
I..1 tliini the average, a e marble be.i
lr.l. inutile. with W It'll- llllil 111. .11-.
iniv a i.i irtmiiied in blue ruses mnl
lilrtv sat n.
in Hie nnlbn ry tii -li ion s :it Tiuiti
MM': V ti p. Ills .Iself ill ill.
I oiii XVI and Man.. Amu:
II,.' sm , i,t in.liiy me a
I -i.ii . tli.ii l i ill ant pi i '.mi :.;
I I y , i -11. .1 'I hi - in. an s 1 1
Mls ll'eis. Mll-lo km luilllsiled
I, mi tmllehlia beliiiol il hireeli III
II. llllv After Hie ti-..lon bud been
-Itoi il iiImiHI I In- IiIk inula room I le v
were i -col 'i d lo Hie "lalMHi se" ronin.
Ill I lie Im llU sI conu r, Mlie.e a bean
l:'n: linle rest i ii u pliii-o Iiiim been pro
kded. Mire Hoy could hit and rhal
pleiisiuilly mnl rest for a few liiinuleN
belli!, i-nuiiliilihu their ftlioppini'.
'I bis rool Mill lie U peir.illi III in
-1:1 ill bill UI tin- I'M r loin.
NEWS OF THE COURTS
CLARA E. JONES GETS CHILDREN
ANO INJUNCTION.
It Happened Accidentally Three
New Citiieni for America Judge
W. H. Pope Still III.
There wiis no particiilarlv Haulm,'
dow-lopuioulM Ul the court bouse ye.,
terday. The reiiiaiuliiK JudKiueiils as
a i-esiill of the bit; work of appcai'
an ce (lav were liled nnd this addilioii
nl record made tlie mint Impurtii'il
fenltlle of Hie day.
Ill I lie 'll.se of tieoiKo Swil l VS.
W. A. lleberi, I he jtlilKUienl of
JiH Is, ss was en'oreil. Tills was n suit
for revival of jinlKiiieul.
An in-lriimeiil was also field set
HiiK aside the forni'T order in Hie
rnse or lirillets Oil t'o. vs. (iulf Na
tional Hank. Tills was an injunclloi.
ri slriiinini; 111" bank from iietlnif in
Hie matter of rocurllloH. The -e--traininK
order lias been intiilo porma
nenl on Sept. liwh. and tlm paper
llled yesterday sols t IiIh order aside.
Clara H. .lones amilnsl J. V. ,one:
was n sull for divorce. Tti'i divorce
had been Kianled but tlie Inst riiinenl
Hied yesterday revonh the fact that
tin. clVldron were awarded lo 111"
plaintiff and that the deloiulanl ts en
Joint i from whippltiK, nl(iisin n'. I
Intel rerliiK with the ch'ldren n ilio
onjoymenl of Iholr home. The rilh r
Is allowed lo visit I lie children In n
fatherly wa.v at all rea.ionablo hours.
A peculiar case cnnio up ycslerdav'
inornliiK in the cllv court and wMI
prbably be set aside or tllsmHseil
this mornitiK. A man named ririee
was in Hie rily court liild n case
dockelod iitralnst him for bolus
drunk. lie was asked If ready for
trial and then asked what his idea
was in the usual wa.v. 'tie replied
I hat he was ready and Hint ho was
Kuilty whereupon tlie .juilno assessed
a lino of $2. Yesterday iiriernoon
.liltU;e tlreor learned that Hrieo is the
mini clini'Kod with crontinn Hie ills
tiirbaneo nt Nonio and that ho had
been placed ill the city prison for the
ninhl and came into the oily conrl by
ml -I ake. The cllv of course has no
Jurlsdlllnii over mailers outside tho
cllv limits. A dismls-al In the cby
case w'll be Hie result. .Initio Pope,
the justice of the puce, lined the
xn mo man in liN conrl upon lb"
eliiirno of lli(. ol'feliso ciimmitled al
Nome.
LADIES' BAZAAR
OPEN EOR SEASON
MRS. KLINE'S MILLINERY ESTAB
LISHMENT LAUNCHES FORTH
ON FIFTH YEAR.
8IC CROPS Al OPENING DAYS
Chief Attraction Thin Year Are
Beautiful Hate and New Trim
mer From Cage'e. Dee
cription of Stock.
The tipcninu or the fifth fall season
nl Mrs. It. Klino'n LiiiIIoh' Itnaar,
at :i:!2 llonbum Ktreet. occurred yex
terdny Hint Moinlny. Krtim Hie open
lie; hour to I he lime of HokIiik lmlh
days. I ho store wflH lloodeil with
patrons, rustomers and ladlen who
"came lo see, but remained It) buy."
"The laillea nil tell nio I have the
prettiest lints In Hie city." milil Mrs.
Kline in nn Knierprlso reporter lust
eveniiiK. ami u Klnnce nround the
store, where beautiful bats of every
description mot tho eye. inuili! It
eusy lo liellove nor Hinieinein.
Mrs. Kline linn boon reeolvliiK ami
manufaclurlnR tier fall stock for hov-
oral weeks hut tlie mysterious beau
ties have boon iiiil nway until the past
two day. Monday nnd yesterday the
wonderful hills wore brought form
and artistically nrranKoil about the
sloro, In cases, on pedeslals. In the
front show windows, on the shelves,
on noes In the walls, nnd every whore
I'liinilailoiial material. A tlnul liotu
of yellow is kcciirci!, in the closely
hlilrretl velvet bow on Hie under b it
Iiiim.
Terra f'oiitt. rn tie rot h". "il the
onion shades are conspicuously Intro
duced into a number of Mis. Kline's
IcsiKint. ToKclln-r With Kl'een llllil
bum ii. ihe.e form a favorite coiubl
nut ion. isperiully lii Hie la IK" silk
and velvet ruses, nnil tunny fancy
wills' and breusls.
.IiiiIko W. II.
,!uile Watts Is
Pope is si ill ill and
occupying his bench.
.Jiulise Walts yosleribiv (rallied a
writ of tuitions eornus In belia'r of
"livia .lobiison upon lli application of
.ItlilU'o Tl .:. Moore. She
with lliofl from the person
Wellnieyer. Tho will was
Inrnable for next Monday.
chiiri;."!
of fins
made re-
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I. ItiKlev. cliarned with burn'iifi'
of a riiilroinl cii'' has been released
II I: II a linn, I of $.i!ID.
W. I). Wilson has die:' suit nuninsl
W. S. Parih for SI7it.LT.. alleged
ilebl.
Albert Iticlie has Held his appl'ea-
lion fur oil l.eiisliin. Ho lives in
Porl Arthur ami comes from Knu-
laud.
lliehnrd Mai'sl'ind a native of
Ureal llritain, and .lolin Peteiron
unlive of Itussia. have each lile.l
their naltiratini ion papers.
The count v Jmljr vesterdav nnnv d
WnU'iin Wehni"' teinoorarv ri",el'
for ! e late of W. C. P.olii:: on de-
ceased.
BOOTHE'S ESTIMATE.
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Believes Thr Thoii'ar.ri Will Attend
Irriqation Congress.
I.'l Paso, Texas, Sept. i:een-
the I'll. ill man Id Mil tie of Hie X.e.u.a!
Irrigation ('oii;;ress. has just i-iun-
leied lor Iv i'.. Mcl.eoil, chan mi.ii tl
I be Western ra . 'Ui;er As.-aicial '.in.
l riiicauo. a cari'lul and run .ei 'a:i
estimate of tile lllllllbrr of lleleuat "
who will, iii bis opinion, alien. I Hie
twelfih ciumiess a; I.I Paso. No.ein
her I.". IS.
The lolal. accoripnu to th" t:
male. i!l n'iii'h abe :- 1 n'l'1 Hi y
ttlil cine frelii (he loilou 1111; ail
lies :
I'l'iin Chirac. i. Penria in. I S:
Ijiiii.-. "mi: we t of Chiia;.' Pi.e-'.i
and St l..niis. ati, ti;i the !j: e ii
ini IH'lllts. I'llll; west 1,1 'I,. ,
Minti iier. up to and iiieliidiiu- t
radii. :''e east of flu. a:'.i.
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else thai n hnl could lie made to re
pose and look pretty. To the reporter
they all looked pretty.
Trimmer From Gage'a.
Althoiiuh Mrs. Kline has supplied
i Iteiiuinoni s fashionables with lints
for several years nnd has universally
Riven satisfaction, she believes she is
in heller position Ibis fall to moot
the demands of the tallies than she
ever was before. She lias secured
tho services of Miss Kale Kelley, for
I unvi.rrii vi.uru .no of the head trim
mers at (liiKe's, to take ehai'Ko of tier
hal ni'ikitiK nnd trlnimiiiK depart
ment AllhoilKh Miss Kelloy is well
known throughout. Texas, she lias
never before boon local oil In Hoau
mom and Mrs. Kline fools much
Ki-al Hied at bavins secured her
servicPH.
Mrs. Kline's store lias been thor
ounhly renovated and much improved
In so far as furniture and fixtures
are concerned and Is now certainly
a place of beauty, especially with
her lai'tte a id arlislie stock of fall
and winter hats on exhibition. New
show cases have been nut !n and tho
interior ilecorat ions have 'icon elab
orated upon. Mrs. Kline's business
Is exclusively millinery. She oper
ates Iho only store in the oily where
Ibis one line is carried to the ex
clusion of ovoryl liinn else, and is
oonsotpioiitly in position to devote
all her time and best efforts to lints
and that which perlaius to hats.
Some of the Hats.
An Inspect ion of Mrs. Kline's hats
stiows that, velvet, that essential
and winter material, is in greater
evidence than for many seasons past,
i ii I the velvc! hat bids fair to out
class all others in point ot popular
ity, although braid made hats are a
formidable rival. The velvets of
lalest manufacture are developed to
tlie highest degree of excellence,
coming in most exquisite weaves,
chiffon velvet being a novelty so pop
ular it may remain as n staple arti
cle. Ii is of such light weight and
delicate texture thai it permits of as
llexihlo manipulation as tlie softest
silk. As to velvet colorings, the glo
ries of the ailliimn are reflected ill
every lone ami tint. .lacipieniinot
shades are shown in fascinating vari
ations. Then there are terra col l a
browns which revel in warm reddish
tones and w ith which tlie dessinateiir j
delights to iniiiule iho golden line of
oi do roehe. Croon, In a series of
sofieiied effects, is immensely popu
lar, mid. in fact, all tho seasonable ,
shades are reproduced in this mater-j
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line lint shown at .Mrs. Klines is
simply beautiful in its glorious aut-
it in ti reds. The shaggy silk beaver
sliape ,as the new oblong sunken
crown, and the broad, rolling brim Is
millet faced with velvet pressed to lit
the fiiiindat io.i. There is a garland of
. liaiiil-iiine silk ami Velvet deep toned
'ie, roses encinling the crown, trail
ing t" each side of the back over a
ponf of velvet.
, n all black bat is also shown,
(which has the fashionable large jet
beads about the crown The hat is
1-. am ilullv lliiisln d w ith an extra
border of elvei underneath which
is -.ilk pound The ribbon cm nil ure
at :be , ti silmirablv illustrates tbe
linw fashion of tiwiuht Imiws
I Due tnoilel shown is d'K lopc.l in
ill.' in w ute 'iis iii,. foiui.lai ion Im i:ic
'a lull olie plush fell. The six-oial
'li aMire is ilie decorat ion of w ide
uresjr.nn rii.bon. in tune of Union
ti. The broad ribbon i arranged
ti a s r . , ol lo, i. slashed at the
i !- .in-' tb. ti at-.iTiue I in tier about
THE CITY
RUSSELL MYRICK CIVES SOME
INFORMATION.
COLLEGE STREET IN BAD SHAPE
Four Blocks Cut Off Mally Eastham
to the Rescue Traction Co.
Double Track.
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LOWPATE OVEO T"E S-r-UTM
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I'tini dis.'av a band
;r.i n liai kle br.-aM.
' ii of self i-otori-d
tes H TDO-t l'i I ''l ilt
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l.a.. i lui! k- t"rd U tbe
Tlie rlty pavtnt; coin raid 11s beln.-T
executed by MyrlcU II10-. Is progress
ing as satisfactorily as can lie h iped
for so far as the coiiiiuels are con
cerned, and the ehiirnoter of ihcir
work. An Knterprlso reporter ycaier
day InvestlKUtod Hie condition of lb
various htreels togothi.T wllli the
past fxperlonco of the city olllclal-i
and the prospects for tl.e early com
pletion of t'ie contract.
On College street il. '. be Impos
sible for the contractors to go further
than Kullroad a venue under the pre:;
cut stains of affairs. Mr. Itussell .My
rlcU exhibited to the reporter the
properly list and map. The number
who refuse to pay for the paving is
Kit Inrge beyound Ituilrond avenue
that the Job would be entirely tin
biinglesome to undertake. There is
one prominent business man here
who, two years ago. clamored pile
oiiHly for paving aad who refuses
absolutely to pnv a cent for it. The
result is thnt there are so many who
are refusing that public spirited citi
zens like Mr. Mally Rasrtiam have
ajianagod to hold a caucus and at the
next council meeting it i-i probable
that the bodv will be made a proposi
Hon that will be nceplable. Mr.
Knslhnni and his friends will agree
to carry the city until such time as
they can make the pavement asses'
ments out of the property owners.
There- are many of the owners who
are thoroughly able to pay their share
fo Hie work and who can 'm forced
to rinv it. Mr. Eastham proposes imi,
the city shall go nnen.i ann me un
tax lew and force them and in order
to insure the citv agalnsrioss'he and
bis associates will rurnish the money
wilh which to do the war!;. This
proposition ought to he accepted
without hesitation if the council renl
lv wants the advancement of the
city.
On Pearl street the contractors
have had no trouble. Kvorv property
owner has signed up nnd the beaul -of
It all is that the contractors found
an old sewer running from Franklin
street lo the river that was rmn
used by the jail ana" wdiich will serv
the purpose of draining this block. It
was found by accident but is in ex
cellent condition. The council at nnr
limn thnirht the citv would have t
n!i,t oh i sower. Th's disovorv has
saved the city about S'-'cO in coid
cash.
im An-tin street the contractors
imni rlosed nirnncroments with n'l
tironortv owners oxce nt three. This
,n.,c timt thn street will be ill
fnirlv good condition and thnt il will
lie almost solidly naved. Tho Tormi-
oi niiivnr noonle however, made no
e.'.nt tnnt niiil thai feature of the An
1 in utroet nnvement looks a lit He
had.
On Park street two property own
er, have failed to come up but in view
of the fact that the Traction company
is double tracking that street the fail
ure of these property owners to pay
will interfere In no se-ious w.v. H
wilt leave only a seven foot strip uu
paved. The ies of tile sfeM will be
solid. Tlie const rnctiim on the double
track has already started.
It will be seen at once that Collec"
street is the stumbling block for
there are now about one dozen pro-i-erty
owners refusing to pay. There
are throe blocks where every tiwiu-r
on one sido of the si root has declined
t pnv. It is this feature ni the con
tract that is cutting down the limits
tl... '..!!. Ktreet navitig and nn-
loss Mr. Kasliam can succeed with hs
plans there will bo no pavement be
vond the raliroad.
' In the meantime there nre propor'y
owners im other street who nr
clamoring for paing and ho say ,liai
they will get up Hi-ir entire proper. y
miiuiits. It niav be th.-t son:.1
streets will ta! e the place of Ceil. -e
unless something can le done lhe-e
nt once.
In siea king c. fhe rolleire rtrert
asscssim-tits Mr. Mvrick said ,;. ' '"
case a'one ttu re sln"ld -''" I ""'
an evaniple of c.d citi"'nsbip an I
lovaltv to the iitv Tile case 'n
.oiestion is that of M i:-e'
Mrs i:nie-t is a i.lnw t" "i1""
proiwrtv tlian 'he I"' n" hw'i le'
lives on ('ollece sirrot. 1 t ins
homestead "f o'i' tlifo ? n"
av to force oavemnt nor f.
H at -"'tit to 1- '... id -a at trosr,n
anv bow. Mr Urr li l;"r.e,,r
'hat '.n 1e .i, t. ,fr trj--t
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W propc. to clou out til. Mince of oup Summer Slocll at a Cre.l j S'"1;"
need th room, curryinii over ooil5 would be a poor chlin lor pilronane nel waion.
TWO-PIECE SUITS
Which we sold for I8.00, 16 oo, I5.oo, 12.5o, lo.oo, and
8.5o foes for
$5.00 A SUIT.
Only a few of aach left
PANTS
Which we sold for 45o, 4.00, 3.5 and 3,oo now for
$2.25 A PAIR.
Remember after October 1st this sale will he off
FOR CASH ONLY
S0UNSKY
ON THE CORNER
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i. ii, . jvomotit but who nn; i
Ins absolutely to pay Llieir ' r.i'f.
At their present Kait. the con'rae
tors will hiue the work well in hand
and completed before the yenr i
over. Tlie fact Is that they them
selves say they will finish much earl
ier but contracts usually run overlime
and this is a bis limrKin allowed by
tin; reporter.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Joe Turk of Vinton, La., is in lleau
mont for a day or two. He is a
prominent lumberman of Louisiana.
W. A. Ward spent yesterday al
Orange. Mr. Wa il wont over the rice
hinds of the Orange County Irrigation
Co., and reports that the crop is in
excellent condition. Mr. Wa d ys
that I heir only trouble lies in I ho low
price. The Orange proposition is a
large one covering 4,1.00 acres itndei
irrigation. Jt is said lo be one of the
bust arranged and cared for .ice propo
sitions in Tonus or Louisiana.
City Attorney Teagle wont to
Kount.o yesterday morning to attend
tne Sour Lake corporation suit.
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Col. It. C. Duff went to Kuuntze on
the early train yesterday.
De Edward Greer
day afternoon.
wont west yoster
T. It. Ilass, the p.'o'iiiinent young oil
man ia in Heauniont after a swing over
Ins various properties in Hour Lake,
liatson and Jennings. Mr. ll&ss thinks
that the Jennings tle'.d is tho wannest
tiling upon the map.
iliss Emma Pitchers or Lensvillo.
'., a rived here lasl Saturday and
will be the guest of .Mrs. I. G. Sutton,
for tho winter.
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IS NOW OPEN
and
Fully prepared to do any and
all Kinds of Job Work.
Lowest rates andjthebest work
guaranteed.
Both Phones 93
Phone us and we'll do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS,
Manag'er.
The Public School Improvement
Club will have it's regular mooting at
t'.oil p. in., at the Temperance Hall.
All members a e requested to be pres
ent as business of grout importance
will take p'acp.
Mr. and Mrs. Will K. Koilh have ro
ll. rued to lleDunic:it after spouting a
lew days at the b'.ff St. Louis show.
M s. tlcorge Caswell returned to
i auniont yesterday morning. Mrs.
t aswell was one of the party to lake
lie Knight Templar train to San
francisco. She came back by St.
Louis as did the (tilers.
Mr. Smissen, loprosonting the Hago.
man rnclianl l o. ot rioos. Texas.
spent yesterday in Iteaiiniont. Ho is
livortising the big apples thai hav
imn so numerous and attractive In
the fruit stands for the past ten days
". A. Nichols has leliirned from a
trip to tho World's Fair al St. Imis.
Magnolia Park.
This rapidlv crowing into popu
la 'itv result was att' ti led by over .I"1
ltipe last nicht and .".n cuiipli s i njuy.
' the ph asitr it of tho mn.'.y datiee
in Iho fine orchestral nui.-if and re.
ituaineil ontil a tale lomr of the ni'it
.i.tl went away -pr -:n th' T ;
bubl at tbe ent lainment furtiislioi!
.itiil their intent nn of r.-mrnins Thurs
day evinitic bei; tin' d.in-.- will Im
i. nil-.) muh the same orchestral
riusic.
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A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
The Petroleum Iron Works Co, ,
STliOL OIL STORAGE TANKS.
AOJCfasses Plate and.Sheet Ironf5Woft. Fuel Oil
Equipment.
Old Tanks Cut and Rebuilt on
Short Notice.
Main Office and Works Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch OfficesGodchaox Bai!d
fng, New Orleans, La.; American National
Bank Building, Beaumont, Tex. J. .
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viry l.iw rate of fliTi rr the rmml )
trip. Ulrcvport to . Iun. 1 bcs& .
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WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
$36.40 for TicKeti Cojd Until Dec. 15th.
530.35 for TicKeU Good for 60 Dayi.
524.75 for Ticheti Caod for 15 Dyi
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