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THE
BEAUMONT EWPBI8E, THL'RSPAY. ocior'p v.
"iCKNAwt" AT INI AND POUf.
Deputy 'oil. Mir Evidently Hid Nv
cr 2 -t Seafaring Man.
Appraiser U'l.iu l.taj iu in u.-vr.t,
Ihd i.f ii r day ivi.iiiu til the Jim ri
ll it l li lariif !tt-, I. il l li e lu'l .
:u; tili.iy 1 1 .i-u!y Kpiiri, . i! i l)f
mil it or ki a tf'ibMi,t t-u lim tVis
d'R'l Uui.'t r T '.t- i- .l at mi 1 1-0
j, ui.il tu.u li , ,1a uf I'.ill. i f:uiii
!!. in an.
T!i re-!.i;.is r-ftiria! ?ro luri:i.,1 ed
fcilli hi ii l.o uc ul i. li Ij i.ii'..!' i! i i
r"'sirli. a:t in ca-ta :,i I In- ? a
jminl il-nv j.f many jit-;; :. u .
td.ti:! a ul.itli ii H iu rr n : c-mii y 'r
PH. Tin" rev deputy i' li . ii-i ie.
ril ctii.t.iiiii i llii iiilurii.i.li .u I'. :. I
ke Ii id t-uiit-t l.-t ft fi-r "Ion' it "r."
I'm a on vecl.
The trci.iiiy depiir 'incut had vii
U UN 'f 11 11 :1 wave. ul:;-li ! i-lr:t'-
l' I lllf Lilt' llf ll I- 111 it llll I i'l- III t'V.-
i-rii frontier and litt: !, tie li'il "p..:!"
111 llti- uiui .14 a r i' Iil imi.'I. An
tli lit .;!' ll-i pitched h llli' ! ; to
liuiiii'tii , llf fi.'UMl mi r!i!U'i- in
il'ii l!)i!r.il I'hi'.rt'eli-ri.'ilca 'f : re
fli.n ami Mie lift "H'-.-tlrn v.hicii 1m
k kill Itm !.'.v Dfl'f'-il a:ii l:'.v le li.nl
iiiiiiiiMM 1.1 t-.tlliM f.'f : iiirawi'.
colli .-ted iluiy on lit tin. t 1 buy
'. U u lull." lit' l.'ii!!'. !. "end if till
Inn u Ifii ynii li.rim ly tntMi-e r:i
your ttl'l I hint; I'll !.'' il il it I I.iiom
l:ua. ll U."" NfW Yi'.li TL.en.
Inttrvlsw Warn't Prirtjt).
A yt'iii!'; man from ri.-.rh'n i::i" to
W'.l- hillktoll til i pi't to-l'.t .1 IV-.Vili! it
III l:l.i Mine. A few days alter In' ni
rived Si n:. lor llnir li,io!ttcci a bill
ref.-rrini-. In a loii':y In i'lorlda. Tlx
Jtiil:i'4 r..i:ltcl 1 'aliened lo I'.ee till
"Se'lltler, ttltH Visions lif A Cl.'llllllll In
terview with li 1 til rniiccTiiiiifr tin- I. Ill
anil lu effect Mid all Hint. The. :;erv
mil miIiI tht' Senator would see !:li.i.
"V:it !.i It?" asked ir. I !: v.lit-u
tlii' yiuine 11111:1 liml been shown In.
"I want 10 11s!; ymi about tliu bill
yon I'll reduced today."
"Witat t!o you want to ask mo about
It?"
"Why, I nm from Florida and rop
ri'.K-iil Klnrithi nT, I Umimlit
yen inl!;lit Jilvo 1110 an ixil:i:iiitlon."
ll.no you read the hill?" nskou
Mr.
Hoar.
Yi. fir."
"Ho yon iintli'rr.tanil It?"
"1
think so. sir."
T(11, !f you do not, no explanation
I co'ihl mukc would hflii yn; to. (ii-od
tVC!ll!!i;."
And JViat wast nnothcr of tlnwo llltc
views never print ad BoKtt'n i'ost.
Products of Dorfich.
The Canadian Knvt'rniinnt has Cv
trldfd to cnnKinift. Iluve fat'toilrs in
Nova Scotia for Hit' nianiilai'liiro of
i;lut anil other material from doKllIi
all that tilts dullish is Kood for.
Use for Spurious Coim.
Spurious coins aro It'sMly made in
CHna. They are u.scd to put !n tlie
coliin:! of tho dead, and tin; super;:ti
tion prevails that tl.ey niuku tho ilcad
happy.
Gaelic Hockey.
"Cp.ir.of.ildhracl-' i'i the name of (In
panic, ponu'wliHl. ll'ce hocUey. inveiilo l
for the women of the (Jaelic league) in
Ireland.
Leather Trunks Lorg Used.
1 oaihrr trunks for trr.nsporlint
clothes were mv.do ard sold In H-mio
s ro.rly n - Hie (ino rf .Julin:: f'-""--fir.
The L?c!ies of St. Louis Catholic
Clnirch will iri vu a haaiir at I'rof.
I'heesnian's hall and I launerly's shoe.
slorc
hnildill:;, 011 f'i'ockell. slrcpl, Oct.
?.). foi- III:- lietielil of I lie llrW
1!C
church fund, tinind tniisicale rvrry
liisht.
E3TABLISH
M
THE POPULAR JEWELER
.CROCKETT STREET, . .BEAUIV.ON'. , l EXA!
Texarkana &
World's Fail
...oO...
ST. LOUIS
Through Sleepers Wilhout Change J
Via. ShrsVeport and Cotton licit Route.
Z.Tining Car Service...
This Traia Lravcs 7:45 A. M. Iai!y J
Arriving in St. Lcuis Nft Motiving. J
Daot'e DaiW iftv:ce to natisas v.n
Through 'Buffet Sleepers jj
r77-.-T.rtt R A. MORRIS. f
C. I. SWiMJtLL,
Gen!. Ar.t
IKOIANS PCADY TO W0R3li:.
6'mpl T'iel Mi?t Them Think h
rVhit Man Cotts.
Kwi, a.-, lulu ilif iiir l&t'a Him!
i-f t..l'au tin tin' eii It AiiitTiiaa
i'i i.n.i 1 mini ia. in n-r i n or le'artl
a run, I t. lvit -' ii lelmitii tiaitikti
mi 1 Mt if rat alihi tf tvnr.shipii'g ll"
I. ni 11. .-a win ti 1. ir illi (I il.fM nu-tli-rii.
Ti.i' IJi-v. A Mniii'i' tflU if
ttuiif ih." advt-iitiiii'n f. Hiitio 1
l'i;'ir. ik I.11 l.a li;n::t.l hU r.sau' on
'Mm: U. KaititT li l irn v illi u m fol
lm: "iiii 'aiid:itii at lake jii'-iart
I i a: i hu m. to in. (Tin l lie 1 aiivei
:ih ,t iei, r Lu a ni ilu-'.r woudtif 'l
- Hiit-i i, ii if .1 a v.tlii')' wltli ihfir
t'.:!S, 111 l'l'll4ll llll' M ind" t I'm. I I I
In. i.ii.n fi ll prutlrat" tn the jiinuiul.
To aili 'Itfir ft'iim itiid inakt Irie,!!1
iMtf 1 ti:eri'. ll.i'tii. kuh oil
Iiii:.:-. !'.-' I was feiiinl umi hiller and
i.roau away, Tlu'''. tn flio'i' lis ui',
(lie ri. . I.KliU'ti .!;.t . 111: I at tl
::-!.! of i ia i'.o Ik -il.iU fl'iin: t'.l"!:
tiieii'l't ihf iirn'dit ! can lu wl!ljM,
tl.nl ihey tinirt rn;c ln''i tho lar.i
o; i;l:ni.s. idlici' liley ,rt' Still fU 1 '
t:..' i'if wlfrtetii!: ihty Mad t'.'eii cro
. il.-.:. l'ii-i'-'K t ( ' i iiii wt ri tslvt'ii to
t: .vo:nt ... vlie. lul.rie, Xilf.n tt b
r.il.es of tat. M l u; u 1 rrii:i','.;i:-.;: Ihcin.
I'.il-liU foau, inid leil.M's In l!i
.ro'i:!', v. I'li'll ill.,: d holli I ho Citort
I'm! !: si 'ni. ihesi- phi'iioaien''
i AeiiT, v.eie c i)!: t'vplait.t tl uway
:t I fi llll I ll:. Ir.li.l ill till? I'atiVH
.Mi'ii, Inn a imi.t i inioiiud iid'.i'li'ailoD
(er l!:o foic'.":u !.- ai: I i! ' ir waivs "
TI!C TALL Cf-" METEORITES.
oc.'cr.titts Acseit lliiidrcd Drop Ifi
thu Course of a Year.
The totu! tif liJ4 liudooi'ltes "a
!:nii.i n up 1 ll'i'.l. of wlilcU IhtT'-. wi'.'O
!S2 !i.,:is and only 71 bI'Hu.h in l''f
wi iien, l-caiisehero. nnd 2'.il ki-U'.-s
?.u.; only 7!i Iroiih 'u ;l;o ciiiieni !-.'-'i"'
;'.eiv. Tht' rci:trdh show orly t:.'
(ail of S.'iU of iheso iiietemiU'S, diilli'ii
.-.r: to ti'.o filieer.lii cenl:iry. I'rof.
llel i.t i'.li of Vletilia. I'rspli'e thin s:n:til
(iiiailj-.T i:f 1. H')V. 1. 'inier.s, t'alf.i
'.Mrs liu;L 'jail liii'teoiiio:. !.:. '' fai! "
l.u riirlli (ac'.i yv.: rot i-.i'tiit!:-ilioolli..!;
Plar.i t n 1 tl la ipi."i." in 11.'
iitiuosjih-ir, l)-::'.. Cj cl' iIiul-b rt
least. sl:;'.::ld roine uader olnrrvatii (.
VrA. .'leiwirlli liui'.s Unit mrH'ori ri
:inve hern 1I1I1 ;!y lofir.'od civili.ed
irnlitties. lint thai in many inslaiiff"
Uny iirr ivotr nur.ietoii:: i:t 1 ! : 1 1" " ' set
tied i!!s;;;eis, ar.d f:nt they la., at
l f "iiii i.lUnilj U ii.t)uai:ii:'oii') r.re.i
Cur.i:f'.cat:on for Uridco.
Rnr:,'eoi:. (!e:u ral i:iilt of the Fli'lt
i:dt ara:y :;::iil 1:1 a lerti.'i: tnat when
:; c..!-.;. i.ij.,! (r-LL-eil in laarryinj; a
eniipli! i:-ks vi:ell:ri' liny one present
l.nir.vs of any reason why 1I10 parties
iiefeii) him should not lie join-d i:i
mairina.ny, the olijeclion, "tin: lifiilo
can't cool,," tu-Tlit to hi cnmia tJ
:a ie;u:i nos.! j-oiuj tin: we hiia.
"Linen" Garden Party.
A "liuw" garden pi't'ty was' recent
ly i.iven by tl.e lord mayor of I!ell:i. t.
'I'lii- -;k ;! :: 1 1 rri ft I vu cotiiii'.e.s worn
!v tii- h. 'ii": were cm irely of 'linen,
ind the t:"'U '....r;' li:ien, wiUKteoils.
The idea ovii.'ia'cd in the very sue
ewi:!'iil "n!! li'ieii" bail al. lhdlasl h:.it
year, which was idvra to aid the
staple iniiui'Lry of Ulsler.
Pipe
l purely
Siorliaps th
modi I'll H!'
only 1 li o
Norlii Ann
a Sciv3gc Invention,
savaw invLviiion, which Is
" iio:-t fat.iiliar object of
i:; tin: lohacoc pine n ;t
ciimnion cl.iy wlih:!, lie
liean lmii;!':s molded c'i-
lurics :iki out of the red SMidslnne of
Colorado, hut the wooden pip-, ti.o
uretolype of t'j" ..ivrry-lay hilar.
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Fort Snttlfs Ry.
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WHAT MEXICANS EAT.
CCMH
I'Uli mm IwpMrlaal
'art la
Tilr Hlrk IMb.
Tha fjritirr auutU oua l
tht
uwra Important iart nuut Mtiu M
I'lay In tin' di' t. In ol4 Uiio lt
KHpl of thtt iipjier -la liav Ui.Uly
eaaumtl 'rni auj ttt-aki and K-iuia
llirw Itiiioa eery day. TLo raU
ar iurfi'4 witU r.iUiu. ami a rhU
trowu srovf U iwninil ovit tla-ui.
Uira tui uitirt' liiililii'Blil to
thmil than tl' fur -n-!ol
kiiiin. Tlifi aru uu InoilfJ atfak,
Uut In th'dr (data nm' U wrvt-U with
half raw pliH-e of telnli'lhilll rtk
tut; with niram" ! pwillnrly llnvorl
fcerb. In tluil Italmy linie, wUvv
Uih ayili'lil wi'llhl li liHK'll Ix'tttT
uir u'lilttiiit iiiiv ntiatu, thnuHainU of
atiii'' tiro 'ld daily tit -1.1 ami 'i r'M
a nn j J Thu Knirer I'limst-a iir fortftl
to abstain fnuu amli ami live on tho
ivar" frijolt lieau ainl tutil lainiuy
tonlllaa. . whlfh an thin wult wru
cake mini frmu ryf hoiiilny cruxiiiHi 1
to a pulp. Thia fi.iniH Ha ir iinvurleJ
.-a. . 1 fll.A ...luli.i.f.ltu' I'lliltttt Ilia till
UII. Vill 111. 11 1 iniin ' ,...-...-
inoat ililliliius fruity ili!iaiiio.va, 1
.....I -ll....a ulil. h '
lIltltl'B. lll.ll'., w-..- -
4 nii.pli iiim havf never tiisled. J he
popular nyiiaeate Ii 11 mm betwu-n
a fr;i!l and 11 nut. it Ik ii dark n'een
and the llesh I.I ulmut the runsintelii J
of ointment. It prnwa on tl tree of
linparnlleletl dark unt'ii foliage mid la
hmchI often In the place of butter or
la made Into tl toollmuni' Hitlad.
Itieh noiiH, with hnnatniK choppeil In
them, are served every day, and veKi''
tablea dressed with fat's criaui lire
on their tables. At every meal duilnj,'
tln venr they cat the frljulo beans.
which have been dipped Inlo 11 brown
pottery Ih.wI of liolIinK lartl liernre
they nre brntlKht tn the titliln. I lie.
Mexicans rat rtiotiKli lartl to under
mine the tllyesllon of the stoutest he
Ink'. Sirup Is n Ktvat delicacy and
ycry expensive. It Is served ns 11 sort
of 'dessert In lilt'e ciiinn snuceis mid
iu eaten from spoons. Little bits of
native candles are also served In sepa
rate plates. Kiirm and Kum h.
KEROSENE OIL.
A few drops added to your boiled
Ftaivli will make Iriiiihij,' easier.
lIp the tiii:;ers lu the oil and rub the
threat to she relief from sore throat.
Saturate a cloth in the oil nnd nth
the rollers to clean a clothes wringer
Illicitly.
A few drops added to the water with
Which whitlows are to be. washed will
nave time and labor.
A few drops 011 a hlne or roller
which litis formed a had habit of
siineakini; will insure a speedy cure.
tine tiililespoonl'ul added to each boll
erful of water will lessen labor us well
us whiten your clothes when wasliln;.:
A few drops on your ilu.-itiiiK cloth
will brighten your fiirniluro as well
us prevent dust from llyins from the
cloth.
Saturate a cloth with the oil to clean
the sink, bathtub or basin which lias
become ureasy and iliscolnnil from
use. Woman's Home Companion.
Tnilnr TitliPH tUe ArllNt n Tun If.
A well formed. Rood lookliiH man.
rlfihtly we.'iriiiK such chillies as any
hie.h class tailor would imilie for him.
would couipare favoialdy with any
Oreck of old. lo-iKinl in his best. Hut
neither sculptor nor painter can make
so pleaslnj: a represelitalii.n of the man
in close lilting clothes as he can of
the man in flowing robes, not because
the clothes nro uiihiindsome, nor be
cause they are unhccoininn to the
wearer, hut because tin- artist pre
sumptuously thinks the tailor who
made the clothes did not know his
business, and does not think it worth
while even to try tu represent tlieni
ns they nre. As he generally repre
sents them on caiiviis or in stimr they
look as little like the sartorial things
of homily they are as a pallid cotpse
looks like a living human beintf.-Sar-torial
Art Journal.
Xew nrltnln I tirrritry.
Dewarra. a currency of .New Hritntn.
is an Instance of li;.w the spoils of t:ie
chase may be turned to nccoiiut as tlie
outward and visible siu'n of wealtn.
Dewarra Is made by striiit,iiiK the
shells of a dojr wln ik ni on Ihe ribs of
palm lenvra. Thesr strings may be re
Itailiil at so much a fatlren -usn illy
'the price is equivalent to about three
'!.m!,i- ii f-iil.om leii-lh or they may
! be made into vnrioui nrtielro of per
sonal r.doi niiirnt to ! worn oti j-'rc it
! oct-.isions. In New liritain the tlewarra
hoarded up try n rich man is tu'i.dueeil
nt Ids fiii;eral nnd divided :.ii:oii- bia
lit-irs in much the smii.-- ' ":IT
as personal proprrty is diluted uii'O'in
ua.
Tbr mr of the iialte.
In Vnl di I'.on. Italy, the Mrprnt I
a traditional terror, and the fbir la
peh-linitel for a curioun relitioes rti
toia known the rite of the ten'.:
fn tfii"l'i dnr ttie pri-t soh-miilT
InmnTwa a Iiarnds wtT siirtk" I"
Iin--n ani -de bn.tn. ni "n Mon'a
r.rutio. Th itiotinf..lri'-r li-ii vi- tb"t
Vj r-n5a T thi -T":i "or nil tin- t-'h-rr
stitikr tb.-.t lt.f-t the coiiotry wtU
prb. Xic.ico
I.Mk Pr lit.
nil M. I '"' ,ie4 ta
Or l.:,- lv." .'! V.r f'.Tt
,r t. : V- .
. v k,:n ' ! C " t -I In t
1 1 i-m ii ' v. i m t:.e ii.tt'a
la C.c 1
in: i
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v't f r' 'i r !" r '"1
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t ' ri - -Tt
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(; t vt 'j-n--'r-1 u 4
1 unncrMnF lulu. 1 m h
riVltVllV. 'V .y I ' M
4 prmt "
All Marra aa4
Tha origin of Ulief lu -U.miht
toi-X" U so aiu-Ui'l ll"" ' uyvr
tru dt'lt'ruilneJ it" TtalBl)-, ml
bo mpt-ntiitlon la uuw unlvriil. r.vrr
aliut) liorwa liln lo war lia-a lho
rrratviiu of Irou Iwv l'n tvounttsl
hieky iinhl'i" o" l'l'l'". ra,v
and natloua thai liava bivu actjiiaiuu4
wlih thrlr u'.
Th rhinitm, fur limtam. ; t"y
nail them up over ihfir lta a
rharm asalust evil ttpliii tmaiiN. of
the rloaa rea'iubhiiiti In hap' Iwlutfii
them 011J tha anhtsl body rf the Ha
tred MiHke, Nafci'Mdra. one of thill
prlm tpal deltlea.
Aak n TnrkUn Mtiliainineilnn for In
fn'riuatitm on the Mibtftt and h will
till you tnat It l btfaimf they are In
form Ilka a oreaieht. the aarr.-d i'ii
Idem of lalitni.
A PhIIkIi Jew will explain that at the
pnwovfr the IdiMul Ki.rliikl.il upou the
lintel ami iltMirpostH, In Hie manner
directed br tlndr ritiiiil. forum the ihlef
till VIllUO
an anh; iienee, iuivhhimj.
of ui'i'li ahaped taliuiiioi
tich as horseshtr nre
The stolid nnd utilmacliiiillve rtua
ahiil pensant, on the other hand, main
tain" Hint the luck jiksim latetl with Ihe
hoihi'hhoe H due chlrlly to the metal.
Irrespective of IU hape. Iron belli?
tra.lilloniilly u ejiann wherewllh to
nullify the malevolent di-sUna of evil
spirits nnd K"hlin.
Very dlll'eient is the ntnry by whlcll
the Irishman Keeks to nccount for Ida
llkinj; for the name tallHiuinilr symbol
The iianin Irnnland" or "lrelmid," he
will tell you. originated ns follows:
The whole Island was once submerg
ed In the sea. out of which it only rose
once In seven years, and then only for
....... .,i.,,..t tiiiii. Mmiiv ntlenilits had
" " . . ....ii ..... i... 'I
been matle 10 nreau uir ti-ii !
iin.e Hie coiinlry to remain perinii-
nenilv -ibove the waters, hut all were.
vain until one day a dat'inif ndven
turer threw n horseshoe from 11 boat
on to the topmost peak of the Wleklo'.v
mountains Just as they were disap
peiirin beneath the waves. Then tit
last wni the ban removed. The Knier
r.ld Isle iO':ati forthwith to rise tijiuln
from the ocean depths Into which It
had sunk. And it ha I'een dry land
more or lens ever since.
In KiiKlrtoil. up to coinparalively re
cent times, horseshoes were extrusive
ly usrd almost everywhere as aliti--iii.i
elmi-iiis. and the custom Is not
even yt an extinct one. No witch, II
used to be said, could enter 11 huddlim
over the door of which a horseshoe--or.
better slill. three horseshoes lutd
been alllxed, prongs downward.
The origin of this particular belief ii
referable to the old legend of St
Ilunslan. This versatile Knulish eccle
siastic Wiis 11 skilled farrier, and one
liny while at work in his forjje the evil
one entered In disguise and rcuestej
Punstan to shoe his "single hoof."
The saint, although he at once recog
nized his nialiau customer, acceded
but caused him so much pain durinz
the operation that S11I1111 beued him tc
desist. This Duiistaii did. but onl.f
a 'tor he had made the evil one prom
ise ihat neither he nor any of the less
er evil spirits, his servants, would evei
molest the inmales ef a house where
horseshoe was displayed.
A Utile!. FIk!:Ii.K VIIInKC
At Slarkcn, a Jlshinj; village of Ho',
land, few men nre to he seen, as they
are nearly always out at sea in their
boats. Those whom one does see arc
like Dutchmen in a play, in iueei
lieMil'-env. in mo most voluminous
knickerbockers that ever delimited the
heart of a caricaturist and havim,' or.
clatteriii!,' wooden shoes, which are, ns
a coasting skipper once said, the sur
est preventive of eolds and of "cold
feef (which lie spoke of as If tlie.v
were a disease) to lie found in the
world. Clumsy enoujih these Dutch
fisher folk look, but they are handy
In a boat. P.ut there Is iiKricullnre, too
of a simple kind at Marken. N'ot a m:.a
usually is to bo seen worklnK in ih
hay harvest or at other employment b
the Holds. The women do the faint
work.
Ilntl Trlrd lOli-clrlcllr.
A New York senator relates flint h
was riditu; In a car next to a mothcrij
old lady, who nsktil him a question
Hn nnswrrcd. but found the old lady
very deaf, lie repealed his answer it.
a shout, and con versa tion wns thus ei
tabl'.shrd. "Yon are very deaf, nieu'l
yon. madam?" bellowed the senator
"I nm so," she replied, "nnd haven't
been able to d a thine for It."
"Have yoj ever tried i-Iectrlrlty V
asketl the sen:: tor.
"Yes," siie said, iioddlns vlorouly
I whs struck by llKlitiiliif last hin.i
tiier."
A-nm-ii ri"... of '
Jlcrin L.t'ly?
1,-. Kweihi.an Yea. I Just prescribed
a rr to I: r i" for bini t!ils tiiorniir.'.
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low ralo cxeutr.hm tickets to St..
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t'alurday of each week.
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a cent, a mile, each way, 7 days' limit.
Ticket:'. Rood in t'hair cars and conch
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LaBeaume, U. H.
St. Louis, Mo.
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TKE BEST YET
Purchase your tickets lo St. Louis
via tlie. LOi'lSVILLK. AND. NAHM
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l est shows on I'li.lh, the World s
fair nnd America's Crealesl Natural
Wonder Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.
Itu.ind trip St. !.oiiis tickets permit
:dde trip to Mammoth Cave Junction
without, additional cost- Stop overs
also allowed nt Nashville, Tenn.
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