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TH BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER gB, 1904
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lnnvfM,r Id wihcy imy ik'WT do
isri'inl to liint wIktp we are olili:;ed
to MUTi.'ieo ili'.; uimlily for tho ake
of tin- piici'. If von lin.v any of us, you
lo no wiih l!ii' viiaranli c of a bi. d!-1;m':-.
wuriii nf Miiisl'm'tion with every
dollar ciuli.
E. I.. Wilsmi hardware Co
ft SsJIfWlJiHWBEE? WBbPWint
&
ubrkating
r,
OILS
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D rcct ffrcm
Kefii er to
Consumer!
Io Jobber'
proMl!
vVr; : c fr r Prices
locioyl
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RrFiN!,'G
C0ff-'Av.Y
NEW OJIFNS M.
If
Krai rj-3si-.ii
Mjaialto Bites, Nfe
fioroFoi.t,iCbaflric,Eto. jS
fyjv TryaiicBottlo. jtfr
MOI
Nwv HAMY'CO..iad
Moth.' Enemies, tight and CUanlW
tM.
i The niont efftxitual method of
.AVrlng a house nioto proof U tbor
'tush spring and fail cleaning. Two
the arcb enemies of woiha ara
j cleanliness and Hunt
' ,t anJ storage rooma require
lRl:t and vuutilatlou. The cedar cuest
j r closet nuiki first aa a preventive.
Mulh bulla ara efncaeloua. but one p
iit the moth, almoax Kure especial
ly fascinate moths. Toe preliminary
step la a thorough corebloi with
' resslng comb; next beat well and
i.lr In the sunshine; next eprlnkle
lth mm camphor, cedar Cust or to
r.acro leav-a. I'laco the fura In paper
.aeka. lurn the- edgoa over and patte
. . . . m .11- ttull.a ttt
tti-ii wadding saturatod lu oil of co-
'ur uro -ffartual lu truinis.
ho beaten and cleaned. Wash tho
tlcior with benzine, then sprinkle with
-avenue pepper. TUCK uou a -
not nmt munife with a solution of one I
iiimrt of water to ono tabU-spoonfiil of ,
. ft fA. I
iurpentliie. chnngmg mo wn i
.inertly. A proventlvo la to press
every Ineli of tho edge of tbo carpet.
:.rst (lampentng. then pressing with a
lot Iron. Lay a uamp towei on
.p this a nniier to retain tho
.....' ii.mi iron. Woman'8 llomo
u i ii
'Joiupiiulon.
Fm,n tho ucr.J .-Mr of 'rwwjl .
i'lie I'M Kor.o s" "i - i
fr0!"- . i
Whllo Hr topmost ortn vam i nH... ,
iHlllll.
abutments were on tlit
riuiiiiJ.
e. thr roiIii stepping forth on Hint gai-
To eaHli'di'Hccndea In stately march.
In n lilnzo of clory wore snrn nfar.
UalUur und Woden. Lokl utid ihor.
Hut Hip old Norse gods In tho past were ,
ihn hrldu-o Ulfrost. .
. I
bold. . . -
Who so In quest or ine pois oi gniu
I
Whleh nro where tho ends of the rain-
die tinoiai. or south, or east or wert) !
And mo chasing tho rainbow far anl
Till lVaKp'Ultl hues fade from their Flcy.
TUomas K. Smiley, Indianapolis New
Sugared.
Admiral Dewey nodded toward '
tnll man with a military carriage.
I "That gentleman," be said, "fought
i gallantly In Cuba against the Span- I
I tarda. But It is about his eating, not ,
his fighting, that I am going to tel. ,
I vnl.
I "Ho was quartered In a certain Cn- .
I ban village, and at mess ho complain- ,
: ed bitterly every day about the Cuban .
(;ooW"S' ,.
"Sugar, ho would exclaim, 'they
cmenr everything. I Can't Stand tilth
. . jit
COnbbUllL aun m.---
'Tiaally be said: 'I'll eat noth'.tst;
but boiled eggs hereafter. They can't
Eugar them.'
I "But a young officer came in to
mess at the next meal very early and,
taking the salt out of the other's salt
cruet, ho filled it up with sugar.
"When the older man arrived he or
dered, sure enough, boiled eggs. He
opened them with gloomy complacen
cy and sprinkled over them plenty of
the doctored salt.
I "At the flrst mouthful h9 turnci
purplo.
"'Sugared, sugared!' he exclalmei'.
and rushed from the table."
Effect of Missionary's Talk.
Rev. A. B, Simpson, president of thr
Christian and Missionary Alliance, re
cently entertained a missionary from
Buruiah.
"I addressed a boys' school ?ar,t
Month," the missionary said. "I cold
the boys everything Interesting anil
uplifting that I could think of about
the Burmese. They were appreciative
t-.nd attentive.
j 'Perhaps,' I said at the end, 'there
' .we some things I have not mai'.e
1 tlea?. Are there any questions you
! n-ould like to ask?'
-t the brldgo remains: as m uuj. pa tnough tbo millionaires frequcnuy
IU. raiUbow shows When tho storm Is , pny as niuch as $5.00C or $0,000 for
o'er. BOme. Few carpets or imported, as
And a bit of lepond still survives j thoy cnn bo made muct better by ma
in u Btory toid by unciunt wives. . cl.ncry tlinn by hand, and America
Of tho chasers of rainbows, wise nnd!,xccls In all machino mado goods.
"No- ono interrogated mo then, but i ( njn?; cf ,i,e Parthenon after the eann
after the meeting was over an Intelll- ; r,ne uf 1S34.
rent-looking boy approached timidly j '
B I was leaving the platform. j di- Frierd.
-'I-I would like-' bo began, and, M,8 ,,, ke ran,lld
thoL hesitated.
-Cn on mv lad.' said I. "There is
omf question jou would like to a:k,
I suppose?'
"Vw, sir," said the boy. 'I wart to
know If you have any foreign stamps
that jou could give a fellow?'"
Craiade Against Wearing Hats.
In En?1and a rrnade against tie
wcarin? of hats l being waecd t.
Xh jrciind that this mtnm will
caufe th hair to grow and serve at
an ai9 aainft premature grsyne?
Thl nhrsiral culture fad excltos con
f ii;rrbV? drrir-ion in 1-ondon rtrcley
where It Fn-.s to be looura upon at
t direct M" aim-d at the EnglinU
tan's (mwI i.rhikga. From U.a j
eir-nibcr of thp bouo t conamoM
rn trie Tsrr.lsnT r.i mm u n rjfi
to tcsr hat nn e very p-,--.i!, ro
.n ii to flP ! if so 4
Mat CofrrrerOal Instmct
J; X-.r.yV.'t. ll) l If't'Tf J I)" U
-r--ir liutt-r, rrfu'es to -.r--:
tii It iit-,rn a rojiy
of .
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tv-t. t-"1 " ' : "
Sic i t "-" v "
d.i t it
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f.ATKiS fctLLV IT cOc. LESS.
waethtart'a Little Trick e Tft Mar
Managerial Ability.
Woroeu'e way a are luscrutablo, and
Ihey do a treat niauy tUiuea tbt
- k. n iih.uii iiulnt t
men. but It baa been my eperieBce
it.at time ihowa they bad a pretty
li& reaTon';:" the au-r tr.ekbeyij.H.a' la order to yU.a, thrive,
l layed u." id E. A. Cobb i4 Mon-. inuio. .
a.. I
-For iwunre- be continued. M
wife baa an ansolle dUiUion. of waking every umw
tax alwaya bad that dUioiiiou. "'j'aUraeiive, ;
L..: S2 1 if ,bc room,nB ."or cM onj, come
cime eB.Bed. however, on aeverai pli;ht before thera would acldom
ncrac lona ne uui uuns '
to me to bo utterly InexrusaUlo. I ve
pot Bomethlng of a temper, and 1
would iset pretty lied, but every tlmt
tho little trouble panacd off be bay
ing pained her point, however. Thia
sort of thing happened several times,
lut we wero finally married.
"After tho ceremony she never
pave any aymptoma of Inconsistency,
i . n. ntuiivs ns sweet ami amiable
.. . ..VUh JWI1IPU
.a ,. one day I anked her
, ,)0 ,a), ,jono ,nM,u thlnus dur-
I A Ilia n
In? our engagtMUPiii ana w
1nA tlinni im'PiM V to mskn me anpry.
.. ,n,iinii i .ii.i niv ieur was her
snrnr'sliig reply. 'I sr- prui iw .
1 . ' ... ...... i n,i i.i m. ike i
''" - I...,,
ruro I could manage you wbco you
woman ana nieiny ,iH""
a cro mad.' " .
'A
Ulrn L.anold's S75.000 Rug.
"King Leopold of Helglum owns on
ru8 tlat cost a comfortable fortune in
ifgcif " ualU J. r . tamw",
.tsents nn Eastern carpet niannfiic-
..j have BPCn lno rB u ..
" " .. '- nr.,
h ucatiiv. ivuiK t.-uji'iu
WO. or $73,000. f It. I saw the ms
when It was on exhibition In Vienna.
U was mailo In the Orient, and is
kaa tufted. Its ago Is its pnr.l.ixk
ttaki turted. its ago is .,..
value, and It has been under tho
of royalty for probnbly a OTr; ;M
j8 yery jB
JBrge. measunns m
CO by 75 feet. . . . I
in,- n,nt rnma to Amrl.
V T. l"Bu
T.nriro numbers oi liuiiu-iiiuuo
Knlror ni-f mnortea every "-
Turley persla, Arabia and all pnrts
Ci the Orient. We have no labor cap-
able or compeiing u i -
A Tale of the Erie Canal.
At Amsterdam, for Fonda bound,
We hauled the rope uway.
An' left tho duck nt 10 n clock .
The fifteenth day of May.
Our boat It was the Mary Jane,
... .. it. h n,i- mn;
IMP rrt-w wr dim ' .
I hain't Bern Jim ner boat arain
They both ure gone, you sol-.
W(, (ook n r,ski the K(lie Wns brisk,
Hk- two , , , ohoid:
Htiiiieh friend of the old?
Says Jim to me, says I to irn:
HrtoVcSynoMs, V
-'Tho weather's summat wai.
. . d , flown from koei t.i crown-
Shrnledway.fif Knthof May,
. Vo So t.ooi up- K'leK..
i But two mile out of llu- lunne pot .
The oft imuo toon u- -
ir null tho in)). 11 played out nport
11 slci-ps, the wilier grieves.
V SniB alniiK with lilt nn' song
Serenely ns you please;
We hit u rnek with helty shock,
An' settled there (it ease.
Twns years an' years an years ago,
From Amsterdam outbound,
The Mary Jane saRKed ioft nn slow
In mud her bottom found.
Jim stole the mule, the got darn fool,
An' skated nut of siRht.
I swum ashore In tempest roar,
Dressi-d In the R.-irb nf nllint.
I could tell more, but hain't the heart.
On a elo'es line I got
nme trousi-r bus to hide Iho peg-s
That drug me from the spot.
liorace Seymour Keller.
Buildings of Ancient Greece.
At the recent unveiling of a mural
tablet to the memory of the late Mr
V. C. Penrose, V. R. S., in the crypt of
St. Paul's Cathedral, Ixndon, Sir I
Alma-Tadema remarked that Mr. Pen
rose's accurate measurements revealed
how far the Greeks had gone beyond
the use of the straight line into com-i-,.i,ons1nn
of the hidden curve. He
rhov.-ed, for instance,
that the linos
I ()t- (lie )a!,e 0f the Parthenon wore
, CUI.V0( i order to appear straight,
I o,i that columns on the same plane
1 v;( ro made different in size in order
; ,i cl ,.ate n mere perfect and harmonl-
' impression of uniformity. It was
m,-. Penrose who directed the strength-
Tl:erc
i .. , , ld annv 0ni er the
fri.-mi." said an old army
ether day. "When 1 wa. y ; . '
foiinil sucli a one in Major lll.ink. Tht
j. tiom dropped out of things for ma
mm lime, nml I vowed In my despera
tion to commit suicide. The maju
f.hl.eil n. c what was up.
"I am going to blow my t-ralns
nut.' 1 said.
-Van yon hit tie ac pades at
t,-n ya-dsr asked the major.
' 'No.' I said.
" 'Better practice, tny loy. a!d tl,
n-.f rr. 'I! ttrr f.ractice. it you're rt
r, htttirc h brain. Why didn't yon
j ( ri
to fir at a vital rpou
W'cshir.cton Tot.
Co'cado't Gold Output.
rado's p.M Ma'istlrc. f.,r T!.
'. rr.'. fit's cf 1 e cuirT'f y-r
first
: iw a ''! tni nz- '
a rnV.-M'cm ot II" '--
3 "'i. i't.
in tr i-ro-'-:-lia'f
jf r,T
l i. m f'ir 't.1-" re
: r1 tll fWI'T't
TV be aV,i t?2 .
of coM f'r
AHo-Csr Poutra.
T.'e t r w '!- r r" 'i r fcTi
rim' :M.'1 tr ti c,t't. V.'-'Tn 'if
c'nil In 1 1' ''!
r' i'f"r -'-"
A a ouckt to be uutt aaber i
be U sHUug druuk, t t I
A Ban with a beart abea tact ,
lent apurt for wouiao wiinouu on.
Vtotne are wllltug to pJeaee men a
Borne wfve. posa the fatal power ,
ft aiiy nltibt before.
Urfa of glrla dim't ha? e a rofl nm
At all while they an out uistH they (
can get borne to aeo bow tncjr ioohco.
Ther la no anMy for a stupid wo
man eset pt In Inuoeeneo. nor for any,
other sort i-xiept In acorn.
Many frlenda will bear ynr mle
fortunoa with Indifrereneo. but few
ran atand your eoud luck ll beat
uvy. '
v0 woman can know a man
well
emmBn mini sue nas i "
.....I fi...n alio Hi'M.nii curi-a to ku
. ... . . ui...
Ulm any longer.
A woman can faco almost any com
plication In life with calmness m
long as her bat plus slay lu end be
jldo clustlca bold.
Many women who aro careful of
J'e.clr pronunelatlona aro careless of
Iho heels of their shoos, and tho worst
of It Is, men ustimato the woinau by
Ler nhoes.
A ian wl!l sit up half tho night
( oct Urr tnlu t0 a crowd
ij"" tn CB lD bU wlfo ,
ba fa
of watof ,n tu urulllB,
'ew York Te.cgrapu
REFRIGERATOR HINTS.
Keep tbo Ico compartment full of
ICO.
Tho moro lco the greater the econ-
my.
I(.e.savIn$ schemes aro absurd, do-
roatins iue ijuiijudo ml uu
tcr.
Overrlno fruits and vegetables aro n
tnennco to tbo health if left lu the
refrigerator.
t Is the food that Is to be kept In
1 stead of tho lee. Keeping lco in the
I sickroom or at a picnic is another mat-
trr.
If much ico be used on tho table
and for other purposes an authority
sdvlHCH a storage box for this extra
Ice.
It should be sponged out often with
nmrm writ or in which a llttlo soda has
been dissolved, and the drain should
uot bo neglected.
A cellar or other damp spot Is no
place for tho refrigerator. On the
other hnnd, it should not be put out of
doors unprotected.
Should ants get Into the refrigera
tor a saucer of tarter emetic mixed
with sugar and water should bo placed
therein. It will drive them away.
Do not think of covering tho
shelves with cloth or paper any moro
than you do the Ice. There must bo
good circulation, with consequent
melting of ice, to presorve the food
therein.
REFLECTIONS OF A BYSTANDER.
Even a flea can make an elephant
rncomfortable.
Letters do not make literature; nor
meter and rhyme, poetry.
Many sons of great men evidently
take after their mothers.
There Is a world of difference be
tween culture and "cultyah."
Truth Is large, and the man who
thinka ho knows it all hasn't yet been
In sight of much.
A woman who longs for a "career
reed have no fear that any man will
l old her up for a share of It.
"Sasslely" implies a multitude of j
nii hii Knrlntv mar
j.eopie aim in"." -
Include but two people and silence.
Many an American huckster might
r.mrrv within the Four Hundred had
Ms prat grandfather shoveled
for a "prince or sumplnV
coal
SHAKINGS FROM A HAT.
Tri rnnliiii Is like a cat In the
dark: brush It the wrons way and It
emits light j
The people who say that life Is not j
worth livlre are always the first cnn .
to send fur the doctor. !
The fact f all thought Ulre "old
is prohsldy the r-aon wby tLiLk.iu
Ytt B'iLC out ot fa-M'n.
Men are ' rcom n-d to t "r"
moman trey rf lor.rT r
c,Mic-d e f-,v CP tb Ir tt in Vi
tr-t car. Th'y douiitl m wr.uH i"t
p rrefuVy to a s'ill fi r v !',p-
irnt of ?t ' . If W ' h" fr
tr'it. to moV In tte jir. Vt
G:yt Jn ?kVw Tork Tr'' "T!"-
ATJiAS SELLS IT FOR LESS.
Beaumont,
HAD TOO GOOD A START.
Deathside Remark That Is Rich In
Moral Warning.
A remark fraught with wisdom was
uttered under tragic circumstances hy
n New York physician a short tiino
ago. Ho was called to the bedside of I
f. young man of flue family who had
Just ended hi3 life by putting a bul
let through his heart. The doctor wa'
a family physician nnrtjmd known the
youth for years. He shook his head
s.'tiMy as ho raised tho lifeless hand
and let It drop.
'lie was a boy of brains," ho said,
"but ho had too much money ever to
amount to anything."
That was the root of the evil n this
yise. ns it Is in bo 'many others. Tho
young man had a settled Income. U
turned his mind from work. He led
the life of an idler. He had no amid
Jon, no pride. He dawdled hero and
'.here, he became a lounger about thu
Mers, he picked up acquaintances who
wore a damage to him. And, finally,
Ahen ho tired of it all, he resorted to
the revolver and brought tho worth
less gamo to nn end.
"He had too much money ever to
amount to anj thing," said the family j
doctor, and it is a remark rich In mor
al warning. Cleveland Plain dealer,
BIRDS AS LETTER CARRIERS.
"Frigate" Usefully Employed In the
Islands of the Pacific.
The "friKitu" Is the swiftest of nil
Sea birds, and In some of tho cura
torial Isius of the Pciflc is used as a
letter currier. Taken from tho nest
before it. can fly, It Is hand fed on a
fish diet by the natives, and in the
course of a few months b-comes s.o
tame that it can bo illjernteil (luring
the day and will return to Its perch atj
sunset.
It In the practice of the natives of
the EHIi-o group, near Samoa, to ex
clmiiiT the birds ufior they have been
taini'd. For Instance, the samoan pas
tors of I he Islands of Nanomea, Xanu
in:im and Xiutao- sixty to eighty
miles apart all kept two or three
birds ai h end frequently used tinrr
to roinrnuulrato with each other
The exchang" familiarized the bird?
with the Islands to which they wen
Kent, at I Kith wis of the route. In
ieed. the birds sometimes make the
(TlHtance and vIMf their previous com
panions when let loose und Vowc; to
go as they plie. They always re
turn to the boire pwolt.
Ignorant Chilren.
In a clans in a Manchester (Erg I
Frh'-.l l.ot one of the r-tildit-n knew
what a bet) was. This Mai.,rn-i,t ai
n '!e a Nnrih 1h ili-r day at the
i.nfi r ri'- of the Mn'un, AK-'wia-ti-a
by Mr. ITichrd. of !vMon.
America The Imo'-arice In Ms o-n
:on s -v-n pr'-'er. Ptatitli-
t -.,f-1 it.at 77 tier r tit. of the f fhool
,V :;.:r, n t',re lad i. vr fin a rrow,
J 7 j r f ii. b'l Tiv-r Ih h Id a fr,g,
- i .it t- iad I'A a ti-i'ierfljr,
H , ; ntl :id tj-A kru.w an -'m In,
-,: i-r frit, did fi'rt know ha' na-on
,1 i. war ft . an1 r.'i r ent.
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Wild Cogs cf Central Africa.
Tho wild ilog of central Africa, nn
explorer writes, lit common enough
Ho Is an usly looking benst, with r.
pled body, coarse hulr, short head and
largo upright ears. Theso wild (loirs
play fearful havoc with gamo. occa
sionally clenrlng out whose districts
prcclsi ly In tho snme manner as tho
red dholo of India, before which even
the tiger Ih said to retreat.
Snake That Stole.
Whllo working close to a farm i
house at l-'ulbeck. In Lincolnshire, a
Inborer was astonished to aee a snako,
ovor a yard long, swim across a
stream. With some trouble he cap-
Hired It and found in Its mouth a
chtieBo enko which It had stolen from
tho farm house larder on the othor t
sldo of the river. London Dally Ex
press.
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One Man'v Opinion.
Once upon a tlmo there was uinn
who freely expressed his opinion of a
neighbor whc.ni ho It'll had greatly
wronged him
Hu told bM frlenda that this neigh
dor wns not only r llnr but wus a
thief, because ho had 3tolon ou sev
eral occasions nml had been gull' of
e.uliezzllliK funds that had been In
trusted 'o his caro.
When tho accused neighbor heard
,f theso charges ho was wroth. Tlma
ho went Into court with an action for
daimg-n ngaliml the man whom ho
ivirr'd bad idnndered blm. The rvsult
v.a-. that the man who had made Mio
.v.cusalloriB against him had to psy
Jiimagea In the aum of $700 ilnd 43
costs. ' '
Moral--Tallt la n" always Jieap.
lOnterprlse
r Hulls
waul uds always h'iug
ThronSh Train ffim tbn S-Mitb-re
r rii'im! t .-.p add Bisnf fcoora tlnn.
l-i'i ui h I'l a -e lraln I:n
'a! '- "T nj
COLORADO
ai. iif-a'a ri f 'f
CHAUTAUQUA"
or wr;' f- If.f'irms'i'iii
; ,-a'!') x lulf
relat v tht
the Denver Road'
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T.A. A.
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