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THE HALL OF FAME.
nonoral IjirJ t'helllltifortl. ItOW W
enty-svYrn, enterrd U: lrltlu rinj
sixty year acn.
lr. John ('lulu, who dll at Oakland,
Cul., rwrutly, tiw NupoltHjn during the
luanu lo Moscow.
Jiili Arth, famous labor member
of Urn Kiifc'llhU imrlli nii'iit. In seventy
Uiht years of bk and win Mlro.
Iir. llflnrleb UW-". profiuor of opo
timnlc sinlnuy 111 t'urnull university,
Will upend tlio silinim studying Ui
elny of Wisconsin.
Kdwsrd AiithlnlmiiKli, first prisoner
tnki-ii by JoUu llrowu's niun In the fa
mous raid of 1h.".'.. tins iMi-n In the
droit tuslnoHU In Indianapolis neurly
forty yi'iir.
It In rumored that Mourko Cookran
will not remain a widower rumn
loiiKor. Ilia twine l being coupled with
tlmt of Mm. Adulf Ladenburg. a Ituud
oiiio und wealthy New York widow.
The crown princess of Iiennmrk la
tlio rlrlu'ht and tallest woman of ber
runk In Kiirope. Bho la six fi"t full and
inherited $in.JUO,(j00 from ber liinternal
grandmother, na well aa the bulk of bet
father's fortune.
Tho MnrqulM of flute, a descendant o
King ltolM-rt the Ihuce. la on oxpert
performer on the bagpipe. He baa tan
tltlca In addition to that of marquis,
being thrice an earl, thrice a viscount
and four t lines a baron.
The remains of Colonel R. J. niuton,
one of OswiwatomleJohn Ilrown's close
friends und commander of tho Orst col
ored regiment raised during the civil
war, have arrived at Washington from
Ixmdou and been Interred nt Arlington.
Michael pavltt murrled on American
Judy who was lorn In Michigan and
reared In California. They live In a
beautiful suburb of Dublin known na
TnilUey. AlinoHt every year tbey visit
America, where they bave boats of
friends.
I
SHORT STORIES.
Greenland has about 12.000 Inhab
itants. The largest two villages have
only SSI! and IC3 Inhabitants.
The Thomas A. Hendricks library at
Hanover, Ind., the girt of the states
man's widow, was dedicated recently.
William Lloyd (iarrlHon's old home,
Itockledge, in Iloxbury, Mass, Is to bo
used by St. Monica's home as ft refuge
for sick and lnllrni colored women and
children.
The town of Eliot, N. H., baa a check
list which for names Is a curiosity. Out
of 425 names there nro 29 Spinneys, 24
Stnplos and 10 each of the Coles and
Goodwins.
A perfume which the wife of a Chi
cago millionaire has had distilled from
a species of water lily hi said to be
Tvorth $125 a drop. It takes thousands
of blossoms to fill a small viul with the
essence.
Columbia county, Wash., Is ono of
the greatest barley producing sections
of the northwest No rainfall In bad
from June until after harvest, mid tho
grain Is ripened and harvested without
moisture.
The process of making carbon paper
and typewriter ribbon has never been
patented and Is known to scarcely two
dozen people In the world. It is n trade
secret which has been handed down
from father to son for ubout a cen
tury. FACTS FROM FRANCE.
A society has been founded In Tnrle
for tho prehistoric study of Franco.
' Fifty years' Imprisonment was the
sentence recently given a aeveutaen-year-old
Lyons footpad,
i In Marseilles the law does not per
mit buildings exceeding eighty-ona
feet three Inches In height.
. The l'urls courts lmvo decided that
doctor who makes use of clairvoy
ants to dlngnoae und prescribe for tin
maladies of his patients is guilty of
illegal practice.
! From a report published by th
French minister of finunce it nppean
that the increase of music bulls la
I'arta Is seriously threatening the ex
istence of many theaters.
. Having watered $10 that be would
steal live medals from a pollceman'i
cht'Mt. a young man In Tarls secured
two, but was caught at tho third at
tempt and will be prosecuted.
The temperance congresa recently
beld In 1'arls has hIkjwii that the tern
crmiv cause Is niiikiint great progreai
throughout France. The roiisiiinptlou
of nh-ohol Is at a standstill. It has
(-rased to ini-re.iHe, though there U still
a err-tili decrease.
EDITORIAL FLINGS.
Howie la one of tue lew men wnoi
f ae l-n able to achieve international i
aiisiularily. ISaltliuore tun.
, slurrying a foreign duke mny H(
H.iiictiiliif of a trlniuph. bnt tl.li.k "I i
.Lie ikx-IhI rupture vf beltii: alilt- to cli- j
,orce ctil -l-truit Tribune, j
1 The M'lscunMn nv.M ln want to
r.-tid the Trk In the I.llienj Nil
Should alkO O nn offer to .ut Hrn tn
f.1 Venus 3e Milo. Kansas 'i'y Jur
S)tl.
i Hr.re Ani'-rt'iin In I'sri c"'"" a
"Youl'1t tujrf" and a "-ol.'-r tliniK-r"
Tj "niiiert wt" tt N-wrt iii !--ir
o l.are T!i.'k-.l siniiUi!iiS - U 'i-h
Isgloo Unr.
I Ti tuifntio'a rrcac-d In Kik'.tn
fcsan tn QfTfj tt tn'Tii" i-ii-n t
kpTfi'-nd tljit r:U,i"" .r.Jicl. fur
ib(- sry f 11 !'::' In .e way
apf tb"1r swreas. Botte Int'T M'aa
Rsis. ,THN ttLS IT FOR It-
TIIK SKYLARK'S SOXQ
AN ASTONISHING FIAT FROM MANY
POINTS Of VIEW.
IUm ts It WaSr ( MUSr,
Taa mm SJaalllr. mmt lis tvlaws
la AaloaaSlas mm Ha ( lramiaaea
ml I llra rbraleal Maral.
For Its iuiimIc alone tbe song of tbs
lark la aluit tht nmt uielulloua of
suy bird's. The tone and quality ore
admirable and tht Volume of aoimd as
toiiUhtug. It can be beard cleurly
when tbs lark baa mounted, as It
aoiut lines doca, beyond rccogiiUlou by
normal eye.lKht. T he volume of sound
Is also most iiutleenbls when a cagvd
lurk la beard, aluglug aa It dMa fur
nearer to tho liean-r than tb bird In
the fky. Hut apart from the quality
and iuukIo of tho aong lbs circum
Mtinc-a la which It Is uttered render
It uu astonishing feal.
livery other considerable songster la
quite aware that singing entails much
physical effort. Coiicuently It takes
curs to secure a good platform to slug
from. A thrush or ft bhukblnl or a
rohlu nearly always selects u lop shoot
or projucllng bough, preferably u dead
one, uu which It sit and King, never
moving Its position, and without wiy
objects round It to binder lbs carry of
Its voice. The blackcap and nightin
gale and somu of the warblers sit In
u bush to sing, but the whltethroat
und even the bodge sparrow choose
the topmost twig. The whltethroat
sometimes sl'iga when descending, und
some or the pipits and the wood lark
do the same, the meadow pipit singing
a feeble little song us It luukes a short
ascent and descent.
Hut to the strain on Its lungs of long
protracted song the lark adds the great
muscular exertion of n steady upward
(light, usually carried out not by seal
lug the air In gentle circles, as In the
soaring of the larger birds, but by a
vi-rilcal climb made by the Incessant
beating of Its wings. Wordsworth's
recognition of It as tho
Tyj of the wise who soar, hut never
roam,
Truo tt the kindred points of heuven and
hume,
Is often ulmost literally correct. After
two or three spirals the bird goes up
ulmost us If it were drawn heavenward
hv u cord, and then, closing Its wings,
descends like ft falling stone to the
verv nolnt from which It rose. 1 lie
strain upon the muscles and tbe lungs
would be great If (luring till tills time
It were silent. Itut It chooses to udd
to the exertion of soaring that of pour
ing forth a continuous Hood of sweet
notes with no luteruilssions or breaks
whatever.
A lark will soar and sing during ft
apace or ten minutes consecutively. The
rapidity with which the pectoral mus
elcs are working during this period
may be Judged from the fact that the
bird makes not less than from live to
six beats of the wing per second. The
beats are usually In sets of from three
to live, the bird pausing for u moment
as If to tuku a fivsh start urter tlie
Interval. When chased by the merlin
f ii Icon, skylarks make their finest ex
hibitions or flight, ascending Into the
air to heights which have been esti
mated as being not less than a thou
sand feet. Somet lines the bird uses
the same means of ascent as when It Is
soaring and singing, rising vertically
bv incessant beats of the wing. In the
lunguage of the falconer, these are
termed "nioiin hi: ' larks, anil tlieir
object Is to outtly the hawk directly,
shaking off Its pursuit during the as
cent. Others prefer to rise by Hying in
i spiral, which tho falcon imitates.
Mr. R 11. Mlchell, In his volume on
'The Art and Practice or Hawking,"
says: "The one bird may be circling
from right to left and tho other from
left to right, and neither seems to guide
the direction of Its rings by any refer
ence to those which the other Is mak
ing. It Is now a struggle to see which
can get up fastest, and It is astonish
ing to see to w hat ft height such flights
will sometimes reach. As soon as n
lark Is SOU feet high it can drop, almost
like a stone, Into any cover within n
radius of 2n0 yards from the spot just
tinder It, allowance being made for the
elici t of the wind. Hut N00 feet Is not
hiirh for a ringing tlight: at least there
Is nothing unusual about it. A lurk
does not go out of sight until It Is
much above that height, and It Is no
extraordinary thing for It to do this"
The lark seldom sings late in the day.
It can he tempted to rise in a buist of
melody for one final ascent If the even
ing sun breaks through the clouds after
rain, but as a rule tt Is silent long
before the sun has descended into I lie
western bed of cloud. We have Mil
ton's authority that It is up and in aoug
before dawn. Hut those who have
1 1. -.Ti.l Ihf luik li.Klti Us tlixlit
Ami sliming startle Hi infill
sre not cosily found, thouuh in ths
height of the puirlng time it may very
possibly be Ix-lorehaiid wlt'.i aiirots In
greeting Its mate. Hut na a rule the
Uik sings at annrrne. as the oil. -Inn
ests I hi knetH d,-pr-H4' ll and l.i .pn
It mute, hut a gleam of sun i the ;g
lial for tt to aN'iid. (lviouly r:iin
would make It tn-.-t i;:lini!t for It to
s'ar. t.ith by nd-l.tig 1" the ' tht of
I Ih-iIv fioiii the uu-siure .-I'lul.t i"
tU- feathers and by mttiiiK ") ',
if the j.inionv, the bilk oi ly nr in
IV dry ii a a lulf It l t"' of the n .-t
.-ti:!:w and 'f liit' -.-.tluT
puui. for when tbr Im'k 1 -. . ti to
aing it i iihno-t r;;.i;ii t!,: t u in
ti l --J for OI;.c 111 . if I' -t f 1 !
dry. It i 'b- . k bilk o'ch im
Wi vt.ut " i t' '
Jit sr us: ::T-1 l--!" -:t lo -
la 11 b-'i f- ''! .! y
1-1 1,-m i f -l- A
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CLASSIFIED
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Half Cent Per Positively One
Word. If Paid Cent a Word If
in Advance. Charged.
Na As", taksa for ! lata
fartatr aetlca will bs
WANTE.O.
WAM liU A hlrlctly sober andflrst
class pains maker; steaily work the
iar round to the right mun. Cull
i,r udrcss, I'llll billion, l,cesillo. Lu.
lOll-IllO
WANTKI) A I pants Maker und all
num. I hushelmun by C. A. Alcxntl-
ihr. I'earl street, Ili'iiumont,
Texua. luis-atp
WANTUD To borrow $10(1 on good
real t'sliito Hfcurliy; will puy good
ii'l;resl nnd nil ik-cov-. ttfeimes
Address P. O. llox No. 213, eltv.
10 12-uto
.
WANTIii l'.dharrfl lank car und
two loii-harrel tanks. Reply at once
No III!!) euro Ilcuuinont lintorpriso.
l2-:!tp
WANTKI) llellahlo whllo woman
lo do work lor small family. 2i:i
Dunham street, ono block from Mst
office, -:I"I'
WANTKD Slluallon by competent
hoolikeper and general offico man.
Address W. K. W., this offico.
(Ml-lltp
WANTKD To sell ou Installment,
plan a $1,200 six room, douhlo gallery
hniiso for $1,000. Dr. llalrd, Now
Phono IliO or C75. 3 2.1
WANTKI) An experienced grocery
clerk wauls positimi, win keep books
Will work cheap to start. Address .
euro linlerpriso. 10-7-wp
WANTKI) lty Sabino Tram Co.,
Deweyville, Texas, men to slack, load
and handle lumber. Married men p.n
rerred. Apply In person to V. CI.
(liny, Deweyville, Texas. 10-7' fc
WANTKI) A position by young
lady stenographer, flrst-eluss In every
respect. Is well educated and has
some knowledge of accounting. Ad
dress, Ii. K. 221S, Falls City, Texas.
lO-O-Stp
tuwTpn ir,r TT Q ArmV! Able
l..ll.l nnnmrrln,! men hctwecn ftgCS
21 and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
Knglish. For lniormanuu uppiy
itpcrnltine OfTlcer. Postofflce Build
ing, Beaumont, Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. tt
FOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE Oil well casing. We
pull casings with hydraulic Jacks.
Contract for well pulling. Call on .l.
W Drown, Sour Lake. Old phone oi.
Al--o at Datson.
FOR SALE A complete drilling
ontlit, both standard and rotary, about
4 000 feet of pipes ot different sizes,
can go wilh It. Will sell part or all
of II For particulars, write to
John O. Dueiiz, Laredo, Texas. 10-G-wp
FOR SALE 8 room Taouso, tot and
improvements, on College and Bibb
See V. lllanchettc. W 5iup.
FOR SALE Nine-room cottngo,
with twentvsix lots, ono and a half
miles from the court house in Orange.
Ham nnd all Improvements. Choice
location for truck farm. For terms
apply to Arch W. Looncy, city.
1 1 10-4-lmo c
i-r, cur 3 oniiB milch cows,
guaranteed nnd first calves. $45.00. Dr.
llalrd. V. lllnncnetw uuiiuiub. "
'phone 120 or 57a.
FOR SAL., or Exchange Pino gal
i i;. i.t Itonrhon sky in 1H-
t.li. rs Warchousts. Peoria, or Cliicago
,;, bo taken out us wanted, in narri-i
.. ;.i ,...p Will he sirtd cheap
, ,.v-1iiiiii:i'(I for otlu r properly. Ad-
d vss Whisky, Car,, of Enterprise.
fl-tp
STRAYED.
nT'iivrn-r the CiufTev Texas
shout September 27. one black horse
about K. 1 2 hands liigli. long muh
1h!v. nid ord'T. no brand, fore ti
ut i-hort. shoil in front: I will pay
ive dolbir reward delivered at A.
tn ansard Klable. in lleanmont. Tex.
tr A. 1 tiibson. tJuffey, Tex.
109 4y
STIIM"H or STOI.KN-One bright
-orrel mare. S white feet, while face.
t,i, I -r.i'i.l. H bands liih. woicbt about
ia,t nn Sun t. r. iih rojM
! fv.i j..tic. rm.ir.l fr ft urn
i i H.tiry M't1 hidm. !' aumimt.
V v to.
TOR PENT.
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COLUMNS
2Sc. All oritrtd to ran till
chargad till ardsrtd out.
KOU ItliNT I nfuinihlie I; 2 rooms
nnd buih. 117 llurrlson Ave.
10 I3 3tp
I -4-
riTRNIKHED ROOMS Elegantly
furnished rooms, with or without
meals. Helslg apartmenta. J-5-tfc
.
FOn RENT Two nicely furnished
matted rooms, dresser, beds, cook
stovo, etc., front gallery, $11.00 pc
month. Other Inrgo unfurnlshod
rooms from $2.00 to $r.r.O per room;
ono six-room cottngo, $10. Dr. flair 1,
V. Ulnnchette bld'g., or new 'phono
120 or C7S.
LOST
LOST I Inline plans, between Keith
nnd iMngnolia. Keturn to Mrs. Hul
W Greer, Calder a von no und receive
reward. 10-ll-:'.tP
LOST A bundle containing a pair
or pants and n blnek vest. Sunday
morning on Pearl or College street.
Kinder pleaso return same to Ku
terprise olllco nnd roceivo rownrd.
10-12-4-3tdli
FOUND.
FOUND One black horse 15 hands
high, no brand, color mark on loft
shoulder. Scar on right iirin, with
slit, under ear, reached front fore top.
shod In front. Can he found at my
ritrm at Ameliiir II. A. l.aiikford. Ta
ken up Sunday evening the 2d.
lO-Dolp
MISCELLANEOUS.
FISH AND OYSTKRS.
Served or sold In bulk. Always on
hand. Always fresh. Tcto Poppa,
HC8 College street. 9-21-lm
DR. WM. C. BAIItD, Pnyslclan and
Surgeon, chronic nnd private diseases.
Whatever may be your ailment, you
can get valuable advice and treatment.
All unfortunates have kind advice;
omco V. lilanchetto Uld'g.. new 'phone
120, laboratory 'phono 575. 9 23.
Sour Lake "Springs Hotel," rebnMI
and refurnished. Rates, $2.00 and
$2.50 per day. Meals 50 cents. Spec,
ial weekly nnd monthly rates. Hotel
bus meets trains, fare 2f cents.
NOTICE Mrs. Helen McCarey will
open her school of Stenography, Mon
day, September 5th, 1904. Day and
night classes in dictation $5.00 per
month.. Positions guaranteed.. Fur
ther information call at Room 11 New
Blnnchette Bldg., Pearl St., Beau
mont, Texas. New Phone 6. 1mo
BUYERS AND CONTRACTORS.
For Iron fences, brick, counters, floor
railings, fire escapes, window guards,
levator enclosures, cabs, grille and
wire work for all purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth,
Texas. tlc
LAUGIIMAN & HINCY will buy
old abandoned oil wells on Spindle
Top or surrounding country, or pull
pipe from same on por centage. Call
or phone 357 or 159, or address P. O.
Box 1075. 9 22 nip.
Business Opportunity.
For sale. Very profitable general
merchandise business in Ilourishini;
town in Texas rice belt. Box 1!l.
Beaumont. Texas. 10-12-2wp.
The Ladies of St. Louis Catholic
CHurch will civo a bazaar at Prof.
Cheesiuan's hall and HafiRorty's nhos
slore building, on Crockett street, Oct.
2li to 2!l. for the benelit of the new
church fund. Grand musicalo every
night.
A dlock Without Hands.
A Connect. rut man has Invented
and patented a clock which docs away
with the hands and dial of tho clock
now In common use. Instead, It has
three openings In the faco of the
clock behind which appear numbers.
fo that the time Is read direct, as II
153 Instead of a series of hands
pointing out tho hour, as forty-five
n-.intitcs and thirty-two seconds ;?.st
twelve. The M'tteiu an improve
ment on the clocks ot to-day, accord
ire to the Inventor, because there
ran never bo any confusion betwetn
the bauds, and the time Is rPsble
it fir as the f.pur k vn tho olal
can be read. hll with tho c'ocks
of to ilny t:e faco ran be seen lT.g
ftr the rclniivo josiilon of the
hanJs Ls 1"C r" In '.stlnrt.
"Ah S:n, Enuire.
fy way of r irr- N iu'lre rnv v1-
f it tbe tin.' K-oiKrc" it r.'U rly de
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ii.etilii.il that :n S.r-.csj-rc. b re
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Attorneys at-Law
W. 1VL Crook:
Corpor.tion f nd ITTflDVFV
tommerciai t.aw. ....v.......
Rooms 1 17, OUneh.tts Estata Hdf.
Asioclatsd R. C. Harrli, I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont Teiai.
SEYMOUR KISCH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Cllberrt Building, Beaumont.
Correspondents In New York.
St. Louis, Chicago, Etc
FOR SALE CHEAP
i pair large Mare Mules,
i pr. medium slzeflulcs
Apply at once to
French MarKet Grocery Co.
DRS. ALLEN & COX,
Dentists.
Rooms 1, 3 and 4, Wlesa Annex.
Over SollnsUey's Grocery Store
New 'Phono 260. Old 'Phone
William Weber
General Contractor
and Builder
BEAUMONT,
TEXAS.
Prof. Chessman's Vr-
Dancing
Academy
Opens Sat. Oct. 1st
for girls and men.
Oct. 3 for Adults.
MUSIC STUDIO
MR. WM. A. KIRKPATRICK
Teacher of Voice, Piano, Organ,
466 Magnolia Aye,
Prospectus Mailed on Application
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
In prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gas given la extracting
when requested. Rooms 14 and 15,
over French Market. New' phono 805.
C. T. rielslg. T. V. Smelker.
HEIS1G & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones 51 Beaumont. Tex.
Saratoga Batson Transfer
AND LIVEri STABLE. .
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. Phone No. 5;
Saratoga, Texa3.
J. B. BRECHIN,
Architect and Supervisor.
Rooms 1, 3, 5.. V. Blanchette Bld'g.
Old Phone 151.
Maps and Blueprinting.
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
in Old Beaumont Iron Works Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
MONEY
LOANED
ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEWEL
RY. Low Rate Int.
UNCLE SAM,
. Pearl St.
How are Your Eyes
You owe It to your self to And out
at once See our eyo specialist.
THE DECK JEWELRY CO.
Lea.Unic Opticians
Siebert & Hebert,
BUrCMER5 and
Dealer In Live Stock.
Look oat for Cipro and male, for non.
raised tnc&t and pork. Give si a call
tit M'B stret-t. Both 1'booei 220.
HEBERT A HEBERT.
V. WIESS & SON
Tire. River and Hario. Aerld-nt I
' t and Tomalo Ins-irsnce. Ertsb
. Iifh-d leM. ?
rtfae I. BesnraocL T'la '
rsiuiPJ JicwKi
Crrrer 6 a"d Breiiisjr.
jvsun."nt. T"a.
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Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Peail,
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty.
North, Hebert, Forsythe' Col
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BEAUMONT GAS CO.
J. S. GORDON CO.
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W. C. TYRRELIj, Jr., Asst. Secy, and Treasurer.
Heywood OH Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE OIL
OF BEAUMONT AND 80UR LAKE, TEXAS.
Complete Equipment and all Facilities for quick deliveries,
OFFICE : Kyle Opera House Bld'g.
References Any of the Beaumont Banlfs.
B. R. Norvell, President. Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President.
Chas. H. 8troeck. Cashier. W. B. Llgon, Assistant Cashier,
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American National BanK,
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital StocK, 5100,000.00.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
We have the only Separate Steel Safety Deposit Boxes In the City...
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Three Gallons Water
Five Gallon Water
Ten Gallons Water -One
Barrel Water
Special Ticket Discounts:
15 One Gallon TicSets
6 Three Gallon Tickets
5 Five Gallon Tichets
3 Ten Gallon TicU'ts .
5 Oae EarrH Tich'ts
10 One Barrel Tickets
20 Oae Barrel Tickets
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