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THE BEAUMONT ENTEWPBISg. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11
CABLES WERE
COTTON DECLINED EIGHT POINTS
IN RESPONSE TO WEAKER
EUROPEAN DEMAND.
VRV UTUETRAD1N6 BEING DOM
!Kr . -Receipt
at All Port Yesterday Wert
67.C99 Bales. Against 0i.ua7 Last
Week, and 188 Same
Day Latt Year.
NVw Yrk. Ool. 12. t'otiun marlui
)m ikI Mcatly at 3 (mini iUh-IIiio, Im
ri (iHIII.'it llKIIHllllllll( CIlllll H nu
I'.nal wt-niiuT owr ill" brll. bill It
HITIIHll HM lIlOIIKll tilt Colli llllUlll lH
iiio rt'iMiru of tt firm ntit hIiuuIIo.
wi-rn PhiniliiliiK kiiIcm.
TIuto wan vory llulu cotton for sul.
ilnritiK lii curly H-trioii uml it toii
only u miniTuii 1 n i y 1 1 1 y: inov. 'incut ul
lit ih Inliliil loK to rully prlcca to i
littlit over the uIohIuk IlKiirfH of tin
IHI-vlolIM iiIkIii.
This wuh lorthcoinliiK In tho Hlmpi
c: iiiiicliiiHcH for tho uccoiiiil of n
i adiiiK (ii-rmiin operator, ami ly nilil
day Hi" murki-l van Hillinu alKiut 5ji
liointM nit I iKta-a. At thin U-vel offer
ItiKM lucri'iiKiMl Al tho mlvancu arulp
cih on Hit' Ioiik bUIu turned for nuxW-i
nit) iiroilis. . TIiIm Ku:iln clu'ckcd tin
iiiwiirl inovoiiuuit. Ah tho mcrke
lifHiiutiMl, nxiiii bears marled Felling
and In tlu arterno;in tho market rulo.
iiiKlir. Jiiat In-fore the closo, li
Ktoadlcd a point or two on coverlni;
hut wu Anally quiet and Hteiuly at i
net ili-clim- of Bff-8 K)ints.
Salon wcro r-MirteU of 250,00 bulots
iiiporiliiiK to estimates.
Kccc iiiis at ports today 57,0!t'J bales
nnaiiist. r.!,nS7 last week, and 42,m
li.st yi-ar.
For tho week, 3!M),noi. nsiinst 397,
SCU last week, and 2!l!.51!l last yoar.
Today's receipts at New Oiloani
KMX iiKiilnst. 10,221 last yoar. and a
lloiiHlon 12,473, against 14,052 lasi
year.
New Orleans Futures.
Now Orleans, Oct. 12. Cotton fu
Hires steady. October y.SbCi'JOc, No
voniber J.!l2a94c, December .979c
liiniinry 10.07ffHiSc, February lO.HJfti
n.c, March 10.252c, April 10.31&33c
May lu.38Q.39e,
Kiilures opened steady at a decline
ol 5 ff 7 poinls. influenced by favorab.i
Liverpool and continued good cendi
lions all over the belt. The market
bad a dull undertone, and almos.
throughout favored the bears. In tin
trading, tnere was a recovery from the
Initial decline until the prices wer.
2rf.3 points higher than yesterday'!
closo, but later sagged off again, losint
some 10 to 15 points. The market
closed lu?I at about the lowest love:
if tho day, with net losses of 12U
points
New Orleans Spots,
New Orleans, Oct. 12. Spot cottot
in good demand ; market opened stead
but closed easier; sales 3,850 bales
including 1,550 to arrive; prices MOi
lower.
New York Statement.
Nw York, Oct. 12. Cotton, spot
quiet; middling 10.55c; gross re
ceipts 1,731 bales; . sales 528, stock
G 101 exports, to Great Britain, 3.G
' Total today net receipts 57.099 bales;
cs ports, Great Britain, 20,884, Franc
10 083, continent 4,009; stock 554,775.
Consolidated net receipts 272,99.
bales; exports. Great Britain 90,223.
France 32,000, continent 57,363, Japn
010, Mexico 50.
Total since September 1: Net re
oeipts 1,705,224; exports, Great Brit
ain 050.02:!, France 29,994, continent
302',892, Japan 5.800, Mexico 2,995.
LIVE STOCK.
Kansas City.
' Kansas City, Oct. 12.-Cattle re
rein)a 12.000 including 1700 south-
ems; steady to 10c lower, hoice ex
ports and drcsed beet steers t.oii;
fair to good 375f?500; western fed
steers 375(&550; stockers and feed
.-.! i no- u. nit hern steers 250ift
375:"southern cow? 150375; native
cows I50ft350: native heifers, J;.ui
.,r. Vn i7r,:!25: calves. 25'5
Hogs, receipts 9.000; market 10ft
i r.r.T 1-2: bulk r10ffiii4o;
limn ' I
heavv 5407 557 1-2; packers 5305 :.-.0.
....... ....1 n.rhtti 49(ffi530.
Shi-ep steady; receipts 900. Natie
lambs 4f 475: native wethers. ..Zafx
...... .".i33ii: westnrn
,n-. ...ularn VfBrllnCR. .;o
w ;. 321375; Mock-
ers and feeders. 25QH 4'.
Memnhis Cotton Oil.
.Memphis. Ost.12. OH w lot per
callon: prime emd 23 1-2: ofT crude.
. .. cummer vellow 20:
off summer yellmr nominal: r holer
cwAine dimmer yellow ies win ...
lots. r.5.
Meal and cake prime. I.i.
Pioe Line Balance.
Oil City. Oct. 12. Crwlit Lalanee
ir,C- r-rtifir-a"r Tin bid. .
Shipment. rw --
r'ni J7!"7: avernr" r.M473. P''P
TTKKtt l.lms fit. ': avfrar r.2.-
r-i- r;n. Lima 7...:i; av.-rair
The Lad e of St Louis Cito'-e
CKjrch i 1-sraar rrrrf.
ChTn.n n .all ""T,f
fU ,ii.linc. n rr'Ktt tr.-". nn.
-f. in y 1 t 1-''f', "f ''w
h'trrifim4 r,rnd mil'l t7
tjirbt.
NATHAN SELLS IT FOR LESS.
BETTER TONE IN
WHEAT MARKET
AS RESULT OP BETTER FOREIGN
CABLES WHEAT STARTED IN
WITH GOOD DEMAND.
WINTER WHEAT MOVfMCNT SMAU
Corn Opened With an Inellnst'ji to
Drag But Later Sentiment Wat
Bullish. Oats Toned up In
Sympathy.
ChU ugo, Oct. 12. Cuitallmo i; of
receipts In tho iwiiilhwt'st v.in 'ho
main i-auso of a Mronu wheal i..ur
ket today, lioili Ijeccinber and May
closed 1 3-8 higher; corn In '.ii 1-!:;
outM u lmdo hiisher und urjvmM.ii
otf 15 to 32 l-2v.
As u result of higher foreign iuur
kou wlieui started with a good do
inuiid, December opening unciiuut;"d
to I S higher. Ah noon, however, a
i lie Hint batch of buying ordera had
Icon tilled, it was louml that sellers
were still numcmu and easier tone
doveloiied. December declined io
Iu8 7-8 and M.i u lu9 1-8.
CablD t-re not very reassuM; to
bull traders.
Ijttor tho n.urlict had a revlvil f
bullish uuwu when it wuh seen G:ow
small hud become the movement 't
winter wheat in tho southwest. Uiv
ports from St. Louis and Kansis City
indllcated n decided falling off In ifc-
celpts. Tho market coutinuod to
gain In strength ami at tne ucse
which was practically at tho highest
with December at 110 3-8 and M.iy at
110 7-8.
Minneapolis, Dublin and Chicago
reported 791 cars, against 1,1'IS lust
week and (!1! a year ago.
An inclination to drag was mani
fested in corn early. Later, however,
on good buying sentiment, tho mar
ket became bullish.
December oxnod 1-4 to 1-4 f 3-4
higher, sold off to 48 1-4 and rallied
to 4!) 3-4 and closed nt 49 .ri-8fi)3 4.
Receipts ('; cars, 3 contract.
The late strength of wheat and
corn was reflected in a small degree
in oast December opened 1-8 higher,
sold off to 28 5-8 ami closed at 29
l-8l-4.
FINANCIAL.
STOCK MARKET UNEVEN.
There Was a General Selling Move
ment in Order to Take Profits.
New York, Oct. 12. Today's stock
market was variable anu uneven, but
It showed absorptive power in a con-
vitinim. mminer. There was a gen
eral selling movement to take profits,
for the higher opening, as uus uecuwe
customary for several lays past. A
period of quiet intervened before the
buying movement was resumed. This
buying was of a very concentrated
Minmrtor which kont alive the sus
picion that it came largely from spec
ulative pools or combinations 01 oje
..otr. v.i-mci(l fnr the nurnose Ot nut
ting lip prices and distributing stocks.
The selling to take pronts in n'
.,. mntorlnllv reduced tlie
level to which prices had attained
and made the closing easy.
Bond were firm. Total sales, pai
value, $5,0SO,O0O.
London Exchange.
London . Oct. 12. Consols for
money 8S 1-4: do account 8S 3-S; bar
silver quiet 20 9-1C.
Monev lfffl-4: snori urns t
three months 2 3-8ffil-2.
Paris Exchange,
raris, Oct. 12. Three per cent
rnntoa !)S f 10 C for flCCOIint. Ex-
change on Indon 25 f 14 l-2c for
checks.
New York Exchange.
New York, Oct 12. Closo prime
mercantile paper 4 1-4 5 per cent;
sterling exchange firm with actual
businss in bankers bills, at 485.r.Offr
4S5.55 for demand and at. 4S3.25
483.30 for CO days.
iwio.t rate.;. 484 1-2 and 4Mi 1-:
commercial bills. 4S2 7-Sfff4S3.
Bar sliver, 57 3-8; Mexican nona.
i: j r:,iirnment lonils sieauy
railroads Ixmds firm.
New York Monty.
New York V. 12. Chwe innney
on cal! . i.dy 1 i 2 1-4 P"r cent ; rlos
ing bid r.rd r,r-v. .1 at 1 3-4; time
loans st-adv: ; days. 3 l-4''il-21 !'
daya 3 3-4fi4; six monihs 4 iM-r reut.
Arkansas Neg-o Hanged.
Vaonn'in Ark.. rct. 12. bn Harp-
,..rr, -h handed bore tolsv
trr the murder of his 'if'? Feb. :t
1at. In a lui'-f H','h. 'r,,m
pallowF. he adnii'tr-d bin enilt.
Dnks't Palmitfo"WinT7V
frivf n6 iMiui' r" of "lifie !"""'
TTT.btL nt.lHT. .t!ti". tlt
Ktdn rnhK-'m. Ir,nir.lf f' !
nd trr vf Momii M-n n! b-n v-a
f.prtl. run t lrw. Ii-v
V m trnof-l. It ti.r't Mi tr ro4 v
nnr.! Jt, ft- t'-rt rfL "
Ww-rtii nm't tb n ol ivr-t
rr-. m I-u Sut. 1-r l-r J-ri ul
,iar VP Lot ril "" . I ftn r
r-"- l'ir ntrrf f ..-n-a Onr'tv 1 l"-M
Kv id nr (, l-l -imir n4 i,jrrfi
4 --. it "
fc rc- 'tn"'ni i in-i ' . '
I Htkl'KR. ie l-'''"
t)'.i- l"-r 1 T
A 30-ZX
WATHAW SELLS T TO LESS.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Grain and Hay.
Quotations tor canoaij oa daltof4
oa tracks Beaumoat or other point
taking aamo rate. Dealers ebarje
from atore BOlOo per 10 pounds nor
on bran. SO So per ttuabel on oata and
corn 10C1&O bet 100 om hay.
Oata Teaaa. aOO(6o; No, I mlied.
19a; vblte, 610&3e,
Bran Ver 1H Iba. $1.050110.
Corn hop 1'ure $l.:iU1.30.
Oata Texas 43tf45Q.
Corn 70o.
Hy Choice alfalfa, IIS 00; eholc
timothy, 117.00: Qoutu Txa praina,
l7.60Cf3.60; Johnson gnu, li.ouij
10.00.
Teetl products ry atlff, vltn ad
vanolnc tendency.
Market barely teady, with a declin
ing tendeucy.
Hides and Wool
Dry flint Hps, under 1 ponnds. 10
Dry salt, hides, nver Id bonnd. lOe;
tinder 18 pounda, Jo.
W. S. hue, s won.
Bhoep pelU, 15 to 40o,
Goat aklnu, 10 to 16a
Horse aalr 15 to 18c
Wool, free aprlag, II 1-t to lla
Wool, fre fall, 10c.
Wool bard burry, 2.
Butter ano Cheese,
nmtAr Rlun Star. ".": dairy
buttnr 18a20: Klgln. 20u7: n.-rnieo
Fancy tYenmer.v.iS: Meadow flobl, JO;
Fancy renovat-d creamerv, 2:!n24.
iti'uon'R Pura nasteurlzed cream
butter, single pound 3oc; 2 pounds
for f5c ,
ChK-so Full cream flats, 1 H; daisies
HI; prints, 15; full creum Longbows,
ID
' Flour and Sreaditutfa.
cMn, K.nii ik it. uiii-ks. rnncv
high pitent $5.00; fnncy half patent
J5.30; third Rrnue i.uu; -no
10 per barrel higher: Hour in wood, 30
per barrel hitrliorcnr lots lifeless.
Farinaceous Goods Orlts. hominy
an' cream meal, in 40-lb sacks, per
saek, 75 pearl meal in 35-lb sacks,
(1 1)5 per barrel of four sacks: Scotch
o-vts 2.ll.ja:i.0): Friends' oats 82.05a
3. 00-Columbia oats. 2.K5: Hawkeye
oats, 2.K5; Ileckor's buckwheat, U-lb
paskages, $1.80.
Crackers A B C soda bulk, boxes,
1' 1-lb cartons, ner dozen. 100: tringer
snaps, 71: creams, 8. stage planks, 01
cakes and iumblos. 11
Canned Goods.
California Kxtra Standard (21-lb
tins) Black cherries, 2.25; white
cherries, $2.25; Y. C. peaches, $1.75;
L. C. peaches $1.85; apricots, $1.00;
Uartlett pears $1.85; grapes, $1.50;
standard, 10 per dozen less.
Eastern Canned Goods and Vege
tablesNo. 3 apples, 85: sliced pineap
ples, 91; E. and C. nineapplos, $1.00;
OK grated pineapples, $1.75: mneapple
cnunks, l-lD cans, ji..w. piuuutjpio
11 IK .nno ft 1 110! .incrklKim
Cliuuia, ....,r
ex-grated pineapples, $1.85: 2-ib oears,
iO; 6-1D sirvut!r it;a. au. -iu
unnino UK .l V nonf.hps. nfne: 2-lb
UC- 1103) W -' lvv 1 -T - -
full-weight tomatoos, 7oa80: 3-lb full
weight tomatoes, l.uu; a-it) lioni-weigui
.,to H0nS-S-lh liirht-weicrht. 05:
3-lb kraut 1.25: 2-lbjb'eUt Pois cx.sjfted
June peas, l.ou; z-iosianuaru marrow
fat pas, 1.00: 2-lb light-weight Mar-ro-fvt
peas, 90 3-lb pumpkin, 05: 2-!b
1J( ni.liro i-nrn. 1.25: 2-lb Al
cora, 1.25al.35:3-ib Cupid hulled corn,
9U.
rtrfnu uni Chamleale.
pactcages seeded raisins, 45 in caso,
per pkg, 9; 10 oz packages seeded
raisins, 30 in case, per package, 81;
2 crown L. L. raisins, 20 lb boxes, per
box, 2.00: 3 crown L. L. Raisins, 20-11)
boxes, per box, 2.15; 2 crown L. L.
raisins, 5-lb boxes, jier box, 70: Amer
Corsican citron, 10-lb boxes, per lb,
1. Amno ni-.nirn nnpl. 10 lh boXRS. t)0r
lb,' 14; Amor, lemon peel, 10 lb boxes,
per lb. 14: JN. I i;auiornia airaunus,
softsholl, sacks containing about 80
pounds, per lb. 16' less quan'ities; per
lh: 17.
Pecans 8al 2 ner lb.
The Petroleum
STEEL OIL STORAGE. TANKS.
AU.Classes Plate andSSheetllton Work. Foel-Oll
Equipment. I
Old Tanks Cut and Rebuilt on
Short Notice.
Main Office and Works Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch Offices Godchaox Build
ing, New Orleans, La.? American National
Bank Boildlng,;Beamont, 1 ex.
Kansas City
Limited to return October 24, uilh privi
lege of eitension to November 8, by pay
ment of 50 cents.
For further information, rail on
A. R. ATKINSON,
D. ?. A.
(hi SUNSET lO'
l- ROUTE J
Tickets en sale OcUber 1$ to 11. intlaive.
Mlecetiafceev
r oi .1 t la Hi llar.il
Ct II loll, XXX. H 3 1.
ball K'M'K. v vj per iuni tvuui.uu.
euai. ii:Tta and Kama. wr bbl,
Us! Itfi; 3. lili: U
Vuklei- llUt. l! quail, '!.
ellon. 9125; l ijallou, 91; A-gallun
, 2; lo-ifallou k-i. 9 3 W; t'ro
ltd BU. koir l ii't., 91iX
i-.n.ln-Hii.-W. oramirU. Standard
fil:; Uucy wiHl. iu pail. bla'J;
fanev In caf. iii rii
Hiari-n IVarl, 4Hb mues, 4: Kb'
bulk. 4i:NUkol, 9J O0; 1 to 3 pouud
packau'f. 51. ...
Molaea Ceotrifuiral, fair, Vi
prime, 2tia2i: choU-e SJaitil.
Quinine, SIsliV) er ounce bottl
i.i..- f.M'iM i.r nnru-o: otM-aia
If. IV. ., .w--.w. .
4.2.' Kr oi: boras '-IOiir ihiuuU in
loo-lb oiv.kaces: copix-ras S.i' In bar-
..I..... .,11 t SI iy,r ffalliill la 6-
ITI.. - - - - - -
Fallon piu ka.v: hi.iii nab. - J per
JOO li. tn uarren; iiwh,,iw.
Ier gallon: sulphur, 3.2-"i per i0 ll,ln
Urrtda: n'um 31o K.r Ik in bam-ls:
rtU-iuin crblds. 4.W per 100 lb: alu
eur. 'o. ir i-rr
Canned Niotasses,
r.....i. -..,, irnti,.n. S. 10. half
gallon-., 3.50. qua 3 7. : t en. do
ouart3.73: Kairoim-I Hvruii, 10 1b.
i - a UiaVai
tA ilnai Ail f 1 1 r rM It t Ik. Xll lit Cftft6
case, per lb. 71; 3 I town Smyrna Im-
lOrtell llgS, lO-IIJ IMll, -r . ".
i.ii . .n Ui.ivi-iiit. iiiniiirlcd II it. 10
lb. Iioxe. Hrlb! 1; 2 crown Culifor-
I 11..0 I.II. I...b. Ill III IxiVCH. IXT
Imix, 1.15: 3 crown California lit', 1-lb
urlonH, 10-lu noxeii. Hr hi,
RAILROAD TIME TAil.E.
Texaa and Nw Orlean R. R. Co.
ret 3ouno.
Ko. C Local Arrive ...... 6:50 p. m.
v.. r. l jinn ... .Leaves u u. in.
NO. 10 bunset Limited Arrive 9 a. m
Leaves :os , r.
No. 4. Oriole to Bcuo Arrives 11:15
p. m. T.eave 12::6 p. ru.
No. 8 Texas Express Arrlvea 9 '97 p.
ni., Leaves 10:05 p. m.
West Bound.
m t Torna nrnipus tn ban Anton lo
' Arrives V:18 a. m., Leaves 7:24
a. m.
No. 3 Tho "Oriole" Arrlyes 3:67 p.
m., Leaves 4:07 p. m.
No. 5 lxcal Arrives 7:23 p. ifl., Ltave
at 7:33 p. m.
No. 9 "Sunset Limited" Arrives 9:25
p. m., Leaves 9:33 p. tn.
North Bounci.
Vn 1K5 Tn Tlnlhis Leaves 9:45 n. m.
No. 150. From Dallas Arrive 8:45 a.m.
South Bound.
Nn 11 Tn Ratlins Leaves :4f a. tn.
No. 152. From Sabine Arrives 5:10 pm
No. 13. lx)cat to itocKiano. avei
9:30 a. m
No. 154. Local from Rockland Arrives
9:30 p. m.
Kansas City Southern,
North Bound.
Kn 9 fnr Rt. I otitn Kansas City.
Shreveport, Texarkana' and Fort
Smith leaves.; .. . . 7 : oo a. m.
Kn A fnr Knnsan . f!itv. .Tonlin. Fort
Smith, Texarkana and Shreve
port leaves 7:50 p. m.
South Bound.
jn 1 from S Louis. Kansas City,
Fnrt Smith. 1 iiarkana and
Klirovennrt nrriJV.. ..9:10 D. tn
Tnvea fo" Port C.'Anr. .9:15 p. m.
No. 3 from Kansas City, Joplin, Fort
Smith, Texarkana and Shrev
nort arrives 8:40 a. m.
Leaves for Fort Arthur. 8:46 am.
Port Arthur Service.
To Port Arthur.
Nn. X T)ennrts 8:45 a. 111.
Mn K nnnnrts 10:30 a. HI
No. 7 tiepart8 4:15 p. m. (Sunday oi
Iron Works Go.
J. E. M0NR0F,
C. P. 21 T. A.
AND RETURN
$23.75
Cornrf ClotksJuMn
If you are not in Wiw, you are
nobody.
Ltini CkuU yitU lo kU wn.
You'll be somebody
if you wear ihc
clothes bearing this
label
rcQ i)cnjamin&i
MAKERS & NEWyRK
J fyuJ to fine cuflom-nvulo
in all but p ice. J 1 lir maLrra
guarantee, and ourt, with
every garment. 9j We aro
Excluuve Agent in this city.
ROOS BROS.
Pearl Sired
No. 43 Local Freight departs 3:00 p.
in. (except Sunday).
No, " dopnrta 9:& p. m.
From Port Arthur.
No. t arrives 7:45 a. m.
No. 6 arrlvea 12-20 p. m.
No. 8 arrives 9:36 a. in. (Sunday on
ly.)
No. 46 arrives 10:05 a. m. (except
Sunday.)
No. 4 arrives 7:46 p. m.
Center Expresa.
No. 202 Leaves .. .10:55 a. m.
No. 201. Arrives 0:00 p. m.
Gulf, Colorado 41 Santa Fa.
Kansas City Mall and Express.
No. 218 Leaven 5:00 p. m.
No. 217 Arrives 12:25 p. m.
Saratoga Express.
No. 204. Loaves 7:00 a.m.
No. 203. Arrives 7:00 p.m.
Gulf and Interstate Railway.
No. 2 (South bound) I'.oparta 0 a. m.
No. 4 (South bound) depart 4 p. in.
except Saturday, U p. m.
No. 1 (North bound) arrives i: so
p m.
No. 3 ( North bound) arrives 1:20
P. m.
Beaumont Sour Lake and Western
No. 1 I West bound) depart 7:30
a. m.
No. (west bound) departs 4:10 p.
No. 2 ( East bound) arrive 12:15
p.m.
No. 4 (East bound) urrives fl:!0
p.m.
ur announcement of the
opening of the : : : ;
HEATING STOVE
SEASON
is in order. A little early you
think, but "do it row." and
avoid a day or so out in the
cold, when every one wants
Stoves at once.
E. L. WILSON HDW. CO.
1 t;i'."u'.a;
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FARM
ALONG
-THE DENVER ROAD
IN
NORTHWEST TEXAS
)TII PANHANDLE)
Are advancing in value at rate of 20 per ct. per unnotn
At car auUt.nc may he of great value toward securing what
you need or with, at rerf.rat either Agricultural or Basinets
OpportanltM, anil will lutt nothing, v h not tee ut. Drop a
a POttal. . . rl nil . B j.
f
J
Seasonable Specialties
AT LKDKIIER'S
New Spare Ribs, Fulton Market Beef,
Fresh Sauer Kraut, New Dill Pickles,
Imported Swiss, Crick and Litnburger Cheese.
1
FRF.E::An Imported China Cup and Saucer
with each Pound of tea.
S. LEDERER
kltr
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Copyright, Burr Mcintosh Art Sludiei.
Each New 8ubacrlber Can
Get an Art Picture With
The Firat Month's
8ubc-lj '.Ion.
IM
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Fully prepared to do any and
all kinds of Job Work.
Lowest rates andjthe.best work
guaranteed.
Doth Phones 93
Phone us and we'll do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS.
Manager.
LffiNIEDS
99
Do You Know of any
Equal Investment?
i
Fort Worth,
i, Teiat.
T
, -
IS NOW OPEN
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