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BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE
TUESDAY OCTOBER 4. 19C. IM
. kl I. O. B. B. Monday. I a t t
tN portant jusj4 for Ike poaelblllUee I i ' I l Ou UuUy t-ve. ikiuU-r 3. at I ! '
fa hf B'd Tai-i (her ar ro"WI as
i-r
Tt.nl 1 ml I Di.Mrr lin.
I I'.vn lli-. r...i.r aii, I familiar nrwik
Nl.tr.. l4.' Ml 1 1 It tMiln nJ ill.
Th wiv in. ! i f-ili i.4 mi.i! Ih rjtr
A'M.ul Ihr il II I xilu.tf i..rili Itimr,
J l.i- .!.. i.( I lie ,i.lo mid It
Til llll..lllt-. ltl.ll lliiir
Tlif nli niul . ulif y. am wood
11.11 l HI
Thi-rw mi I In. i.l.l liltuk li.ilr.
1 ) iliRr iiit.iin,.iik.ii i, His ilura
fii.ii. in mt I.,
Alltl 1 Mill liMlll III L'H.
tin Hum iim u unit, la a sllmp. of
Vii.uit ii fur me:
Ami ri vti.li., thmurtl Id Inflow
li.ira.
Js.r In Hi film.lly aim.
- Ami ! 1 km.. ' ' ' "I
Oli.il iiuu ilay I iniikl ri, S"d rim lh
n.M.r,
A lul lh ll.iliw tin limr.
Alary Hull Mi i-i r, in i lie Aliunde,
n,
Mlllo MIph T.lt i I ton eyed with an-
pruvtil tlii two yoiitliriil IlKnri-H hurry
ing up the villiiKi' flri i l. Klriinnr,
Iirr nli'i i'. ii'lullnli'il lirr ko Hi rulily (if
I lint it li r Klt-mmr. Kin iniihl aliiiiiKt
liiiiiKiiiif Hint nlii' wax uyuln In Iho old
FoulhiTii liniiii'xli'iiil. and Hint (IiIh Klrl
um tliu hlslcr whom hIiii had loved mi
Veil.
Tlio 1ml liy hir k1'' rImo awoko ten
lcr ini-ninrli'H, fur In- was vry like
Col. Curler, whi n that donuhly war-
rlnr hail runic romtloK proily Mury
Littleton full twenty years uko.
It wiir tin' colonel who 1til riven
her th) iili'Liuifiie hl?h (mil N.t,ek to
lior liecniiHe of Us npiiroprlntenm.'J.
Iln hail iiieiint to fclvo her yrt an
other mime, IiIm own, hut Mnry Little
ton wrm a true turn! hprnnr, nud nho
could not forbear Ii'iikIiir n northerner
even though nlie lovod him and In
a fit of pettlHlineHK he had fl'iim hlm
aoltf out of tho (jreat . wldo hnll ono
afternoon and hud written from tho
hotel a hurried note cxpltilinr.K that a
folcKram wns Hiniiiiioiiliijr hi in to Ills
mother's death lied.
Ho Intended to coiim hack, liuf there
had lieen an Involved eHtato to Nettle,
ami nliiioKt heforo he knew it a year
Jiad Rllpjied by and he had found at
traction In a (.;lrl in his own native
town.
When ho wnnt back tho Littletons
had roho north, ho waa told. MIhh
Eleanor had niurrled a northein man,
and hail taken her slider with her.
It has been quito by accident that
the yomiKer Kleanor had met the con
of her aunt'H old lover at the Hcusldo
the Hiinimer before. Ills mother was
dead, hlH father travnlltiR abroad, and
lie bad accepted an Invitation to spend
a holiday with the MerrlniaiiR, who
lived not half a mile from tho little
cottnKo MIsh Lltthdon made truly a
home for Klennor.
Thpy hud been RkatinR, and as the
pttfrt,njlio "P. UU -tiny .walk, Jhelr
oheekH rony and their eycR brlf;ht
from the excrclHO, little Mlt.s i' ii tie
ton RlKhed and murmured a p.-iyer
that thin romance iniKht not he like
that other one which lay Hhroi.dcd In
her memory.
Eleanor came Into tho sitting room
to bruHh a kiss across her aunt's
chock and piinn a loving hand over the
hnlr Htlll brown and-heavy. Sho made
a hurried toilet before tho Hitting room
glanH and hurried back to the parlor,
where tho sound of their voices floated
back, maklnfi music far sweeter to
Miss Littleton's ears than the half
audible notes of the piano, whose keys
Kleanor was lovingly touching.
Tho dusk grew dep in the sitting
room, the wood firo, Miss Littleton's
one extravagance, flickering in the ab
surd little open grate bo threw fan
tastic figures upon the wall patches of
light and shade that peopled the room
as with a merry crowd of dicani people-companions,
perhaps, to thus.' her
thoughts called back from the misty
memories of years gone by.
A change in tho hum of conversa
tion in the parlor brought Little Miss
Littleton buck to the present. The
AportaM ius4 (or tfc poMlbllltlM
'or nil II might poise.
Then r11 th fira hurne4 lov Mlsi I
tniHon told bf her own UouU tbt
lie girl might prunl tjr her own tlttr
nperlenre. Thn, when the er-uirk-d
face aj uplunb to here with the
arm-kt pronilie of miudiui-nt. the
iltJ ihu wUtful mouth tod J-( lur
letpei night for Mlt
(Jitlcton wll M U'T Kleanor, tend
ho iiiornlng found the elder woman
Irud tyt-0 ami unrifn-iihed. i-r idw '
jrlcf wan so llk her own thai It lore
il-ii ttm Ming IJtllHun had up-
,iohi'i were long healed over.
Alii-r the morning meal the I'lrl
itarted for the pimlnRlcn, and Utile
MIk yiUutuD priKLiiJi d ty ih klt h-
n lo liive tlo n' r Hi'rvaiii.gniuu in-
.iriulUiii In tfookli.aV .
When the floor bell rnnrt Vlin I Jitl-
ion pave rry a hhu nurvtyi-u imr
(loiir-coveri'd iiidi and gent tl maid
to fcuSAt-r tho bill wlilu ahu removed
he traces of her iicciipiiilon.
The malj wuh hack hum before tho
lank was rcmpleti d. and her brief an
noiimvineiit thut It v. as Mr. Carter net
MIhh Littleton' heart In a flutter of
gladni KM. Hlio was glad the lmy had
fwM III
She drew frcm the aobbing figure tht
itory of the quarrel.
l.oy' ni.-e r.i la It j in-d ppli-st .
Ki' !:'' ei lj lth taunt 1 h-
a?- a Ti'fmeiit of prermt.t f!'. me. tS.
s' liti're -f a floor act V'. ltiM.n
f already at the rtn.tr t t.i r--.-li
Up'.ti hT bon1i1er the arfnl f n
th rMM la whom tr b"i"- -.
rpt4.
Sli I''!t:,'J'. 'r. fri-n
1e u,Vt ii e f.ure the t, r .if f),.
qiarrt-1.. It all ' 'T '''' . : tin
tal "f a r'rl'..h 'iiii"ti -4 !
tr l' ' T'l'i 'it
i.....T i. ritr of ivi-i.i."- M
J.'.'l'.'IT-' b'-an I 1 afr-h ' !
fiV-! 'f II'4- t't ..t! f-
XhH tt!" of e'!5tJ!', v it1 i.t
0i
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word. If Paid
in Advance,
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged vt
li. UKen far tail laen SSc. lit araeraa ta ran
farther aatlca will ka charge till araere4 aaL
till
I. O. B. B. Monday.
On Mulldy I (kiuU-r 3, Mt I
n I", the i-luriialili urgauuauon
Hi I O. Ii. II., will give a luibiral
and literary iitteriaiiiiin-iit at the
room of thrt llariuouy I'luli All ara
Invite! to atl. nd. WU1 HEl'IIT,
II. Itudiuick. h. c y. 1'ni.i.li nt.
Attornaya at Lav
-V7". IvI. Crook:
Corporation and
WANTED.
WANTKII. AT OXCK-A llnti-clas
iHxiUkci M-r. Must furnlhli good ref
i-reiicca. Holliihky liros. lu-fifr
WANTKI-Oct. 9. 3 or room.
furnished or iiufiirnlhhi.il, for Haul
hoiiKekeeiiliig; on sidewalk and m.ir
car lino. Addn sa It, aro KnierprlMe.
JO J Dtp.
WANTKD A mill wnghl. planer
I. .an and aw lller. itisuii :I5 Keilt)
lildg. 'u:JP
"Wore you lorry?"
limn to her. Ni-.rvous and flustered
he hastened to the parlor.
The room with Its heavy curtains
and dnrk-toned furnishings seemed
like n cavo after tho Runny kitchen,
and sho could barely miiko out Car
ter's figure as he rose at her on trance,
I am very glarl you camu to me
Henry." she begun tremously. "Klennor
told mo all last night, and sho Is very
sorry. Hut you must remember, my
dear boy, that young girls like to as
Hert their power, and that young men
oro ever impatient."
She poerod anxiously at the young
nmn, hut ho was siinng wun nis laco
ths shadow, and sho could tell
nothing from his attitude.
Klennor Is sorry," she went on anx
iously. "I have shown her my own
folly and sho will profit by my experience."
Wero you sorry?" MiRS Littleton
started. ,ihq had nevor realized
like his father s was his voice.
Vos." she said ouietly. "I shall bo
Rorry until tho day of my death."
And would you forgive him and
take him back?"
Miss Littleton thrilled at the tense
ness of the voice. She laughed feebly,
"I don't th'ik your father wants me,
Henry," sl.o said. "I am old now and
not as gooddooklng as I was twenty
years ago, but "
Thon Cs t'T d'd a very Rtr-tvse
thing. He eniiRht her in his arms
and covered tte still attractive face
with klssos. Ten minutes later, when
the period of Rcuslblo flpooch had
been arrlvod at, Miss Littleton bo
thought herself of tho younger gener
ation. "They are all right," declared Col
Carter chaerfully. "When I arrived
last nigl t and found that history had
been i-eyiHtlng itself I gave tho boy
some Rood advice alxmt liappy endings
to inpneoM. They , made it up in the
pMo'lk-o this morning, and I came on
hem t add tho last chapter to my
own ro'iiuai ."
Not Ihe last, rienry," she protested.
"I-t us nay the first." E. W. Sar
gi at la Host in r.lohe.
Truly Feminine.
Of course, all Japan rings with the
prat of Miss Ando Voshi. the
plucky Japanese woman who encapcil
from I'ort Arthur with the UusRlan
war maps tucked tightly under her
kimono.
"Will the moBt honorable Miss Yoshi
tell us the story of her patriotic am!
pirlUms feat? Ilelng; a woman,
mine yi n to realir.e the great mi.11 Hrv
vlue of thnw moawin-mctiti and Ma
i;ranis? What attracted ymi to thost
paper?"
"h. I thought they were dr.Ki nt
terns, you know, and I Just couUn't
help looking at them!" cnnfeRsi'd th.
In roltie.
Then the Japniu loved tier tin
tn.pre. for thT plui kj- heroine a.i a
feminine as Ucr allai-n tbt - New York
Sun.
VANTKI A gisiil business man
with level head, must bo of sober hall
ils, lo Iravel for whisky house III ad
vertising scheme. Kefeiences. A
li'iml required. Salary based on
amount of business done. Address
or cull on A. Josiy, I!:iu, Crockett St.
HI 2 -yic
1
WANTKD Compeieiii. dressmaker
wiiiiIm sewing by the day in pi I vale
families; best rily reference given.
Address !. L. Ileauiuoiit, Texas.
1 ti! , it ; : it , 1023t
W. W.M. C. nAIItn. I'nyslrlan and
Surgeou. ihrouluAUd 4HlvU aia0i'.
Whatevertnayli jmr artmMity
can'i.tt nauiabl jlil; aiul,tretttiout.
AlliUitfurtuaatoM.liaTe1 kiiul ajvlre;
oinea V. lilvchtUe Hid'., uaw
lio, Uborlory."pbou $75. ' . 1 . 23:
NOTICE Mr. Helen MeCaray will
open har achool of Stenography, Mon
day. Seotember 6th. 1904. Day and
night clataaa In dictation $5.00 per
month.. Poaitlona ouaranteed.. Fur
ther Information call at Room 11 New
Blanchette Bldg., Pearl St., Beau
til New Phona 6. 1mo
Commercial Law.
Rooma 1 17, Blanehatta Eatata Bldt.
Aaaoclatad R. C Harrla, I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont Teias.
SEYMOUR KISCII
J ATTORNEY AT LAW.
' 17 Cllbarrt Building, Beaumont
! Correapondenta In New York.
8k Louis, Chicago, Eto.
miTKna and CONTRACTOI13.
For Iron fences, brick, countora. noor
ralllnK". lira eBcapes, winuow iiuaru,
Inimlnr oncloBliren PBllS. trlllO EIIU
u,u. nrif for nil niirnnuea. Write the
Ti.voi Anchnr Cenrn Co. Fort Worth
Tn.il UO
WANTED A flrst-t lusn Airio at 9S
Liberty avenue. Settled woman pre
ferred. ,, 21 f
0f)I.Ollriji GHiror 15 years, en
lind good hoino wMli small family at
rcnsouuhlo w'ngos wllh, jirivllego of
going lo school. Must sleep on prem
ises. Impilro at Enterprise office nt
7 p.m. 10-3t-ilh
WA NTICD Posit ion by competent
liook-keeper; best, city reference. Ad
dress M. T. II., P. O. Box 8, City. 9,2fl
7tp
WANTKD The public, to know that
I'ntum Ilros. pay highest prleea for
Second hand goods of nil kinds. Im
mediate sei'vice. See us before you
sell. 52 Orleifns St.. J-22-2wp
WANTRD To sell on Installment,
plan a $1,200 six room, double, gallery
house for $1,000. Dr. Balrd, New
Phono 120 or 575. 9 23
WANTRD Good boy with horse
to lako route on Enterprise. Apply
to C. B. llulny, Circulator.
LAUOHMAN & HINCY will buy
old abandoned oil wells on Spindle
Top or surrounding country, or pull
pipe from same on per centago. Call
or phono 3&7 or 109, or address P. O.
Jlox 1075. 9 22 rap. .;
COMMODIOUS comfortable furnish
ed rxms, with or without board.
Special rates for month or week.
New management. Modern conven
iences. Tho Gray; 0. Bellinger, pro
prietor. Corner Pearl and Washlng
to streets. 10-3 2tc.
Sour Lako "Sprtnga Hotel," rebuilt
and refurnished, nates, z.w ang
$2.50 per day. Meals CO cents. Spec,
lal weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
bus meeta trains, far 2f cents.
WANTED Two young men who
can read and write ntm speak goon
Knglish. Call room 17 Trendnway
Ithlg. 10-,'l-wp
WANTEI' 10 teams and scraper
out fits at once. Apply to It. C. Wellsi
Supt., II. S. L. & V. li. It., at office in
Opera House Uldg.
10-4-2tc
WANTED. For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 and 85: citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For Information apply to
Recruiting Officer, Postofllce Build
ing, Beaumont, Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. tf
FOR 8ALE.
FOH SALE Nine-room cottage.
wilh twenty-six lots, one and a half
miles from the court house in Orange.
Hani nnd nil improvements. Choice
location for truck farm. For terms
apply to Arch W. Looney, city.
IH-lmoc
FOR SALE Oil TRADE Mice land
inihcr laud and saw mill. Cottages
uiil on installment plan. Room :t.r.
Keilh llhlg. 10-2-31 p
FOIi SALENS mine milch cows,
guaranteed and first calves. $45.00. Dr.
Haird, V. Blanchette Building; new
phono 120 or 675. - h-2(i-t-r c
FOR RENT.
FiRST class moms nun board can be
id at niTi Miilbery. half block from
.i Motlieo. Privilege of ' bath and
ilume. $25 per month.
MRS. E. A. WORTIIAM.
o :ltc
I 'I ill RENT Nicely furnished
front room with all conveniences.
tllS Pearl street, epHitc couri
bous. lO-l-Stc.
FOR KENT Two nicely furnished
mane,! rooms, dresser, beds, cook
tove. etc. front gallery, $11.00 per
month. Other larg. unfurnished
riH'tns from fM'O to $."i.50 per room;
one six room cot I ace, $10. Dr. Hair I,
V. Itlanciiciio bldg., or new 'phone
1-0 or iT.'i.
FTRN1SHED ROOM3 Elerntly
furnished rooms, with or without
mrata Helalg apartmenta 8-t-tfc
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President :
ALTON B. FARMER.
For Vice President:
HENRY G. DAVIS.
State and District.
For Congress:
M. L. BROOCKS.
r'or Governor;
S. W. T. LANHAM.
For Lieutenant-Governor:
GEO. D. NEAL.
For Comptroller:
JOHN W. STEPHENS.
For State Treasurer:
JOHN W. ROmtlNS.
For Com. Gen'I Land Otlice:
J. J. TERRELL.
For Attorney General:'
R. V. oAVlDSON.
For Supt. Public Instriictum:
R. B. COUSINS.
For Railroad Oom",is,i'"w"
ALLISON MAYFIELD
For Associate Jus. Supreme Ct.:
T. J. BROWN.
For Judge Ct. Criminal Appeals:
M. M. BROOKS.
For Associate Jus. Ct. 'Civil Appeals
R. A. PLEASANTS.
For Representive:
WALTER A. MYRICK.
For District Judge:'
L. II. HIGHTOWER. Jr.
For County Judge:
D. P. WHEAT.
For Cminty Attorney:
C. W. HOWTH.
For District Clerk:
B. BOY KIN, Sr.
For County Clerk:
HAL G. LAND.
For Sheriff:
RAS LANDRY.
For Tax Collector.
R. D. KENT.
For Tax Assessor:
S. V. PIPKIN.
For Cotinfv Treasurer:
JACK COWARD.
For County Surveyor:
Gl'S FALKENBERG.
For Cit. Supt. Public Instruction:
M. L. MOODY.
For Justice of the Peace:
II E. SHOW ERR.
SAM HOLMES.
For Commissions ;
M ALLY EASTHAM.
For Constable:
C. P. HOLDER.
FOR SALE CHEAP
i pair large Mare Mules,
i pr. medium size flu les
Apply at once to
French MarKet Grocery Co.
William Weber
General Contractor
and Builder .
BEAUMONT,
TEXAS.
Prof. Cheeiman'i Yy
Dancing
Academy
Optus Sat., Oct. 1st
for girls and men.
Oct. 3 for Adults. rN
MUSIC STUDIO
MR. VVM. A. KIRKPATRICK
Teacher of Voice, Piano, Organ,
466 Magnolia Ave.
Prospectus Mailed on Application
i' ''
i' i ii i , V
Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Peail,
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Heert, Forsythe Col
lege. Park, Pine and Main Sts.
For $25.00
BEAUMONT OASCO.
J
J. S. GORDON CO.
pimiimiaWKMtMBMI
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
Is prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gas given in extracting
when requested. Rooms 14 and 15,
over French Market New phone 806.
LEO. L. FREEMAN
Violin Instruction
Address 545 Pearl St. - Beaumont.
C. T. Helalg. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIG & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones 61 Beaumont. Tex.
In His Native Tonoue.
A country petitlemnn In Wales hss
sent a letter to every member of Ihe
Ilritiyh house of commons written In
Welsh. One of the recipient., has
maile a neat retort by replying In
Uermun.
Different Mam End.
The lal.- Sum H'i1 ba-1 ctcn
llKt of KibmI fli-riti. Mch t.
'.i'jM aluavi N- lu.lat-t-4 te r,-lat-mh.-n
In a HtrV of frt.-ieli A Iml
t,.ry mhili a fat.TTo f hi
a, of a Hi f..n I'U In -o. .-n'Li!
i VaiV'.'"'1 1 .t .--ti on an ixct
ton fil-..rt-d M hear, r f. j
ft r.llrvti. nt.L inr iua;n en
f n n
After ihe fui! 'ii an ""' J a dnt it
a rr"ii' f frwul. bii'i' i il'put.'
- .- ";iV V- pr.-':! In 1 -- , .
iti," .r.. tart"! !) ' R. i)iiif
i a'l T ViCn r,i "
,4 n . Vtrt ,- at v-tiva
r ii hi i. r-i ii k i'r
'.i r,li '
NATHAH SELLS IT f OR LESS, j
LOST
HiST-On rortiir of Pearl ami
kii.. sir... lm!' lm e-colorr-rt
I . -1 ' a r-Kiiiamiiic Im te-n l'"i anl
fT .-itM t ti'l" liatiU-. Kin-l.-r r
I im in tt' ffi-r atnl eel rcri.
' 1iT-On Pearl troe. In-t-ti
I P ! n ;!-! men' aii'l S'.irk t.iiiMine
s r..'l ih. i'h ifiiiiil K
, I. ,.ii mie i.lc Wnl-V -orl.
i V n i h .- '.- uM in a 1-lne it, '
' l I ii ir f1' e r"iirn i" ''
, . rwm r.. Pipkin .i!M:s. '"'
. - , . , r, m 1" ? "
MISCELLNE0L'S.
H.-'l ' nYrTP.II
i I '. t-.-i, r-itu
Womaa Smoker's Record.
k'li'lmtinc I'er lonir life te the ns
of tobacco. Mi. Ju li'h Mover, of
Knl.ton. dfchirc. at the ate of nino-ty-rix.
that fhe moi.-a twenty-four
pipes of tobacco a ilay.
Counterfeit Victoria Ceos.
0111 rt i fi it Yirtoria rrnwi . are
riinuTiMi in Kiislish urbwi'y hop.
A r. al cn.sn i orih about .lon aa a
r-r', a'-liixiL-h it iLtrini-ic valae is
nH tlr.rty e. ct.
Saratoga & Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY 8TABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
nnd livery business. Phone No. 6;
Saratoga, Texai.
GRAIN &
ffm
PHONES No. 32
'jeBmaxawBaBBBsml
11
ESTABLISH 3 188V.
R. IVI. MOTH !NSER
THE POPULAR JEWELER
.CROCKETT STREET, -a . .BEAUN.Orri , TEXAS
B. R. Norvell, President.
Chaa. H. 8troeck, Cashier.
W. C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P.
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President.
W. B. Llaon, Assistant Cashieiv
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
in Old Beaumont Iron Work Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
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MONEY
-LOANED
ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JEWELS
RY. Low Rate Int.
UNCLE SAN,
. 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 Optician
American National BanK,
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital Stock SIOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
We have the only Separata Steel Safety Deposit Boxes In the City..
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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Hebert & Hebert,
BUTCHERS and
Dealer in Live Stock.
Look out tor negro and mule, for notu.
rnied neat and pork. Give a a call
(53 Main street. Both I'hones 220.
HECERT A HEBERT.
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Tire. Rlrer and Marine, Accident
I and Tornado Insurance. Estab
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Park Farm Lithia Water
Both
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One Gallon Water
257
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Three Gallons Water
Five Gallons Water
Ten Gallons Water -One
Barrel Water
. .10-
.25.
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1.00
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15 One Gallon Tickets
6 Three Gallon Tickets.
i Five Gallon Tickets
3 Ten Gallon Tickets
5 One Barrel Tickets
10 One Barrel Tickets
20 One Barrel Tickets
-$L00
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