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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29

Isl, ei 1T Die 5ebnfudt gar 10
srpB2" nedt bteie, uno bas iunge
Mdb9en bir9t beiBt errOtbenD ben
&opf an ibrer 8ruit.
Oa bur9fliest Elm 5eltIames 3ittern
ben R0rper Magoa's unb leiie bebenb
fliftert tie Gls9en ins Sbr: r9af 9u
Sbep lieb? Diirbeit 9u Did freuen.
ntein &inb, tpenn er - 9ein papa
tpiirbe9
9d 6ebt ith bas BLONDE 30pf9en -
etnen Moment ftarren bic blauen Inz
gen bic Mutter perltdnoniBlos an =
bann ringt ii9 Elm ptlber Muff9ret
bon ben tDbtli9 erblaBten 2ippen:
uMutter, 9u? 8 mein 9ott!" -
11nb tpie sebro6en itntt bic 5arte Sc
Italt neben Der Magba nieber 49,.
9ieIe febt tpte erftarrt - ipie Der
8lib lit plDBli9 eine @rfenntntb iiber
iie sefommen, eine @rfenntniB, bic tie
iibertpGltigt.
| gls9en, i6r 8ino, liebt ben Wann,
ben lie 1elbit nod gu beiiben foffte -
unb er2 Mte S6uppen fd1t hrs bon
ben Mugen. gr tommt ni6t Inn ibretz
ptllen, ni9t bic Stole be9ebrt er.
bic Inn erf9loHen entgegenleu9tet.
bic anpspe min er an Iein 9era nebs
men unb bort fir fih aufbluber
laHen.
Cine fefe gntI9loiienbeit malt lid
in ibren 3iieen, nit ianfter 9anf
rtbtet fie bas Mdb9en auf unb leg
Iein &Dpf6en ipieber an tbre 8ruit
l1nb bann begtnnt tie bem Rtnoe mi
leiIer 5timnle bic @eIdi6te iene1
San5itunbe su er5dblen unb lang
fam febrt tpieber cine ianfte R0tb
| in gls9ens blei6e Wangen auriid
| l1nb ais nun bic Mutter i9ltebt:
| v@s mar nur elm Srrtbum, &ino
iA elaubte tpirfli9, er fomme Ietl
altes Ge6t 8u forbern unb tpollte E!
Inn feinetz unb beinettpiaen MID
tpeigern; aber nun es 10 getomme1
1T, tit es ia gut, nein, 5ebnmdl better
nit freubigem Ser5en min i9 tbr
mein &tnb in bic Nrme fiibren -"
Oa ltegt cine gdn5e Melt bon 9on
neni9ein unb Slid auf ben lteblthe
3iigen gls6ens unb fiirmii9 tiib
fte bic geliebte Meutter. ----
5eierlt9 tDnt brauBen bas 9eldui
Der @loden bur6 bas gliBernbe Sin
dengetptmmel, Slid uno 8eIunDbei
fir's neue Sabr," ruff brinnen ii
be6agltden 3tmmer Elm frO6lt4e
8rautpaar Der Mutter 5rt - so
tes rei6iten Gegen iiber gu4!" ant
tportet bteIe NIT bepegter 9ttmn
unb nit Rlem alang tOnen bic 8le
Ter ne5eneinanber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29
Vrniit WeMiahr.

0ieies bebeutfan1e @prt ruff mag
it9 am /. eSanuar in Oeutf6ldnD erT
felt 400 Sabren gu. sSn Oeutf4lanD
feterte man frii6er Neuidbr netitefls
fbeils ais Seit Der r8erfiinfigung
Marid", alio am 25. WeGra, oann
fpdter am Weibna9tstaee. NGImdb<
lt9 einigte man iih bann ai;f ben
3ettpunft, Der ieBt alleemein Der iibz
ltbe 1T. 6eute begniigt man ltb
meiitens bamit, am Neuiabr bic 8i@
fitentarte ober eine in fnapper. falter
Sorm ge6ultene anbere &arte au ien@
ben. sSn friiberen 3eiten mar man in
btefer 0tnii9t 5utbuHfider, gefprds
digger. 9ur9 bas S6retbrobr lieB
man bic gebunfen uuf bas Bdpter
flteBen. unb tper trgenb nit ben Wlu1
fen tr gutem @tnbernebmen itano, Der
bra6te au9 tpobl Elm 8erslpin 5li%
ftanbe - ettpa ipie folgenbes, oos Ell
nem Neuiubrspuni9 aus benz Sabre
1880 ent1tammt:
$50 pIn19' i9 bi9 10 lang gefunb,
8ts baB Elm 2inf' ipiegt bunoert
PIuHu,
Sis baB Elm Waublitetn in 2iiften
fleudt
l1nb elm 8ien' elm Suber Wcines
5eu6t,
l1nb Bis Elm &rets 8aumtpolle 1pinns
llnb man nit S6nee .5eu'r ansiino't.
6iermit Elm gut's felig's Neuiabrl
S9lag' Elm! - llnb bab ot6 8ott
betpa6r'!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29

Oes tpeiIen Mannes Gbenbilo
eSt WafTer, bas benz Sels entquilt.
Wie flaren Glementes Melle
eft feline Geele rein unb belle,
ilnb tpie bas Maifer f4miegiam paBt
en- iebe @hale, bic es faBt,
Mirb iiA bes Metien flllges Walten
gaud5 ieber 2ebensform seitalten.
X X \
Die Dfterreihif4en RethstagszMbs
oeorbneten iollten enbliG aud als
frieafiihrenbe partei anerfdnnt iperz
ben.
Cine Madrdenffabt nai,nte man
Bic ct. Coulter Musltellung. Sept tt
bus nod 5ltreffenber, benn 5upor.
Qlle MGrhen fangen ia an nit ~Ga
tpor einmal'.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29

9ret Sabre tpuren Dergangen. Die
3ett, bic ben f9peri ten Summer 5u
1inbern, bic ttefiten Ser5enspunoen
gu betlen bermag, bate ibre tpoblz
tbuenbe &raft au9 an Sbeo erprobt
unb Sr0iterin Nrbeit mar tbr treult9
sur Seite geitanben. SbeD fanb nun
als 2ebrer an einem b0beren Snititut
in Ieinem 8erufe bollite 8efriebigung.
Weagba, beren 9atte elmer feiner
Rouegen mar, bate er tpiebergeIeben
unb tonnte tbr nit ru6igem grn1t
qeqeniibertreten. sic Bat i'm betpegt
um 8er5eibung unb er beriprd9, tbr
imnter elm treuer aufrt9tiser Sreuno
gu Iein.
9lps bann 3lein gls9en, bas
blonde So9terGen Wiusoa's, 5utrau=
li9 gu linn fam, fed bic pettf9e
Idpang nnb rief: nSntel Sbeo,
pferb6en ietn!" ba fiiblte er ii9 balo
beimilh in bieiem lieben Samtltenz
freis.
Mber ni1t lange tonnte er ieine
MuBeltunben NIT @ls9en bertdnDeln
- ct folste benz ebrenpollen &uf an
Elm nelles 9bmnaitum elmer groberen
9tabt. Sort tptrfte ct lange Sabre;
ab uno al erbielt er aunbe aug fetner
6eimat6 bur9 Masbu Big tie tbm
zines Sases ben Sob ibres 8atten
an3eiste; bann b0rten aIen Na4ridz
ten auf.
Nber fiir inmer tpolIte es ibm bod
ni6t in Der 5rembe gefallen, boz
einigen Sasen tit er tpieoer in feins
8ateritabt auriidgefehrt unb als ei
nun beute ais erite ieiner friiberer
Betannten Msasod tpteberiiebt, bo
iebt bic gan5e 8ersansenbeit nit al
ibrer syreube unb ibrem 2eto lebens
big bor 1einer Seele.
Qlm anbern Sage lit lein erite,
Sang au Magba. gr tpir9 NIT gro:
ber 9er3li9feit empfansen unS Bid
ftaunenb auf gls9en, bic nun dls
iunge Dame als Dollenbetes @ben:
| bib ibrer Mutter - bDr ihm itebt.
gBie biel giebt's ieBt 81 plauberr
unb gu er5dblen! !,
llnb er fonmt tpieber nnb ball
fommt er tGslt9, faif iebe fret
5tunbe tpibmet er ben beiben qlein
ftebenben Jrauen, bic i6n als ibret
beften syrennb uno Matbseber f9aben
6eut' lit 5Dlpefer. 8lonbz zGlshei
| tebt nit ger0theten Mangen por ben
Gbriftbaiim unb fdmiidt ibn mi
neuen 2ihtern, benn 2beo 1T ia au
iiblihen punlhs8oiple gelaben nm
! ba ipG bic prddtise Sanne nod etn
nal i'm fdOniten Glan5e eritrablen
1 So, bamit mar ih fertig abe
unIer DDftor ldbt ldnge auf iin mar
| ten 8eIf5t Glsden enblif ungebnloi
| nnb Idlingt babel liebfDienb bic Nrm
um ben gals ber Wlutter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29

2iebe, Der bamals ben Siinglins gum
Mann gereift.
Raum bate er bds begliidenbe
Wort BON benz f9tpelenben Miinbz
9en Der Geliebten sefiibt. brad elm
fdperer 9didfalsI6las iiber ibn
berein.
@5ein Miitter6en Itarb plobGid,
tp1brenb es in Der 5erne Bel 0erz
nanbten tpeilte unb Sbeobor reifte,
ais er bic traurise Gunbe erbielt,
bom @9nerae iiberipdlttgt ab, obne
BON irsenb Semanb Nbi9ieb senomz
men gu baben.
llnb na9bem er ietn Sbeuerites
CUR etpigen Rube sebettet, ma4te bas
Srbnen bes Na6lafes Dem iurgen
Mann1 unenblih biel unsetDobnte
Mrbeit, 10 nnadblige bange Stlnben,
baB ieber 2ihtitrabl aus ieiner @eele
sebannt f9ien unb in ietnem 9er5en
fanm rnehr eine Grinnerung an oas
getponnene Slid lebte.
Mp6en bergingen; unb als tnfolge
Der plDblt9en Mufregungen Elm hefttz
ges 5ieber Sbeo auf's 3ranfenbett
mari, tparen us ben Mp9en Mo>
nate getporben, ebe er pteber on Die
Rudfebr. in feline 8ateritabt oenfen
burfte.
SrduRen fie[ in bteclten sSloGen ber
er1te Sdnee.
,Wie Elm 2eihentu9," ba9te gbep,
leife erI9auernb, unb trat in bas
9aus, in benz Ietn geliebtes Miitters
6en einit 10 iorglth eeidaltet uni
getpaltet. Mit Sbrdnen in ben 4uger
| fam tbm bic alte, treue Masb ent.
eegen, unb nun bertetb Sbeo langt
nit i6r, tpie alles Ietn folle, Biz e1
Iein Oottorzgramen gena6t unb -
Bis eine neue 0errin tn's 2aus fdme
Oenn betm WieberIe6en Der 9etmatf
mar bas 8etpuBtfetn, fetner Sugent
unb 1eines fiiBen Slides tpieber II
Sbeo tpa6 geporben - er glaubt
unb bpffte tpteber. =
LIMB nun gebt's oor 9l1em an''
8eTude MAIDEN, 9anne," Iagte er
uerit gum Rettor, uno bann 81
Ri6ter's 49,.
IS, mas neinen Sic, 9err Sbep
bor, 9fi9ter's Magbalen@en, bai
bubf9e BLONDE Ding, nit benz 81
iootel tan3ten, bat ii9 oor IA Sosel
perbetrat6et. Sat eine iebr gut
partie sema6t, lie bat atpar 2(n
fangs INNER nidt redt gelpollt, oi
2eute 1agten, es itGd' ibr Ell
Mnberer i'm 8opf, aber i9lteBlt4 ia
fie bo9 ria" seiast, 9 mar eben ga
5u berlpdenb. Ia ia, etn Profei1o
nit 80. Nber, um @ott, Serr Sbeo
Dor! 2ieber Simmel, 9err S9eobo1
mas lit S6nen benin? sic feben i
aug, tpie Der letbbafttge Sob?!"
vNi9ts, 9anne, gar nt9ts - mu
nur ruben = bin 10 miibe, 10 miioe!
1nb nit einem ber5bre6enbe
GtDbnen pergrGbt Sbeo bas blei9
idmeraentftellte 9eii4t in ben 9dr
Den -.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29
SabreSWenDc.

8orpGrts flutbet Der Strom Der 3ett.
5lii6ttg entgleiten bic Wogen benz
8Itd.
&aum eri9ienen, tpie ipeit faon, tpie
ipeit
2tegen bic la6enben l1fer 5uriid!
WD6ten mir gerne 3u trault6er Rait
Semmen bes S9iffleins befliigelten
2auf,
@on Der md6tigen @tr0mung erfuBt,
6GGt unfer Nuniden iein 5lie6er nt4t
ouf.
S6eibenbes Sabr, bu gleideit benz
Strdnb,
Der 1t9 in bdmmernbe 5erne Derlor,
9lber i'm S1ten tdu9t neues 2anb
g(us ben leu9tenben Slutben empor.
3par mod ltegt es nebeIumbiillt:
Ma6t es bic Srdume Des 9ersens uns
e.. tpabr.
0offsnb betreten mir 1ein @efilb,
Sci uns gegriiBt, bu neues SSahr!
sreunbli6e gilber umguufeGn ben
Stnn,
@lodentDne, lie tlingen 10 rein,
SlDben uns Nbnun9 bon 1iiBem 9es
lptnn,
6offnunq fiinfieen 9liides etn.
Rei9geiegnetes Weenf f9enber5,
Oas, tpie oft aud iein Soften trpg.
Simmer nod aus bergangenemShmer5
geeuen Slides 8erbetbung iog!
Neues eSabr, bu tdufhet uns nl1t!
Oenn mir tpiKen: es birgt oelnS9ooB
Duitere Sage unb Sage bon 2!9t;
sSreube nit 2eib 1T Der Sterblihen
2pps.
8leiben ou9 5tiirme uns ntmmer
erfpart,
6offnungsfreubig in Slid tpie tn
got6,
Oiirfen mir rufen: 5rObli6e SaDrt!
2enft bod bas Steuer Der efptae8ott!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-29

9as 9ambureer Srembenblatt
briuat cine 8e1pre9ung Der Muffubz
runq bon 6ulba's S9lardffenlanb.
Ser Sraum zines tleinen 8dderlebrz
linqs, Der Die So9ter ieines 2ebrberrn
lie6t, perpriiseIt unb perbungert, finz
bet i'm 99laraffenlunb an feline
@lnI6e seitillt unb fehnt f9 nad
furaer 3sit bod tpieber fort, btlbet fei=
nen essnbolt." Oem Still na4 muB Der
Sruum nit Nlpbriiden perbunoen 9ez
tpe5en iein.
Mei6beit lit gut an ibrem Srt,
9(ber fie lit fein 2oiungslport,
asiu Sdilb. feline alinge nnb tein
Griff.
aein gaE3er, fein Steuer fiir bein
S6iff.
Manner Wiann lit niht i'm Stanbe,
nit ieinem Ginfommen aus3ufommer,
nGbrenb dnbere 2eute Dbne Elm @inz
fommen ausfonnlen miihen.
g5tr Wlenlhen fDnnen 1,ur bon ber
gDabrhsit lernen, benn Die 2iige itiftet
MIR grobe 8erfpirrnng an.
| Die Sottnuns berfpriht. bns Slid
sablt. bic Grinnerung Derainit.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-23
Trouble with Lights.

Tho Beaumont Ice, Light and Re
Irigcratlng company desires state
ment that the reason for the fickerlng
~ mstcadincSs In the lights Is due
L. the fact that the Ncches river, from
which II gets It's water supply, is salty,
and the boilers are iOamng badly,
making II impossible to keep the prop
or amount of steam pressure. II Is
one of those unavoidable Incidents for
which the company is In no manner TO
blame
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Suit In County Court,
Suit In plstrlet Court.
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining unclaimed
in the Beaumont postonice for week
ending September rs, 1904.
To insure prompt delivery, have YOU
mail addressed TO street and number,
Carrier windows are open ON sun
day Inm . n. M. Ia ~ n. M, and III"
general delivery window IRON ~ Ia
II n. M. G.. Il. BONE, T.. VI,
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For Harmony Of Statutes

81 Louis. Sep Commissioner
representing o. states met today fu-
the purpo-" - modifying rhg law
r1 The STATES r.Hr.-rutod in Ur1a-
fraf there ui-hf f. some uufurmf-s.
especially a. tr divorce. marriage
Bulls OF oE. bans. and deeds H-r
placed Hr Dob. -.a-r-. books Officer
sl-rfrds 70 ~ Ear0n. Rhode Island
president. 8 q Hau-heIl Nau Work.
secretary. J. E JAMES. Ohio treas
urer.
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Ladies' List.

A-Allcn, Mary.
B-Brown, Mrs. l.. H.; Bcrirahd
Dorothy; Boykin. Emma; Biackcn
Katie.
Cochran, Jennie; COX Rachel;
Call. Celia; Carter, Malina; Cloud
Eva: Charlton, Ella.
Francis, Mary; Francis, Ada;
Frye. Celia.
H-llobbs, Pauline; Hobbs, Nellie;
Ileintz, Allie; Huddc, Bammaili Hall
Lila.
johnson, Grace; Johnson, Mary
Jones, Cynthia; Johnson, Dcary;
Jones, Nicic; Jackson, Lucy; jenkins
Mary.
LEROY, Bessie; Lee, Laura; La
ccttc, Rosa.
M-McGcc, Eva; Mushaway, Nellie;
Mitchell. Eva; Mcbride. Mamie.
N-Noomal Lee; Nichols, Rosa.
O-OsbOurne, Julia.
P-Penry, Dolly; Prater, Clcta.
R-Rose, Jane; Rogers, Minnie;
Richards, Jennie; Russell, Nora
Richards, Mrs. V. G.
T-Tatum, Minnie; Tauser, Rilla.
W-Washngton. Lanicc; Weir,
Claudio; Wells, Lemon.
Gentlemen.
A-Andrews, Chas.; Arnison. c. H.;
Allen, Eugene; Anderson, Fannie;
Anderson, r. e.; Avcritt, Jee; Adams,
Henry.
B-Brandon, T. A.; Brown, Il. D.;
Bronson, Frank; Bean, j .J. ca;
Bcrnas, Henry; Baker, L.L.; Baldcz,
f.; Bertrand, w. r.; Black, VIM;
Beedes, o.; Byrd. FiXis.
C-Cortez, Julia; Coombs, j. f..
Cooper, A. H.; Carter, Il. h.; Carroll
Bros. Canez, Gcor.; Cline. II. A..
Clay, Oscar; Chruthers, Ira; Camp
bell, viii
D-DeBerry, J. W; Delgado, j.;
Doasey, J. f.; Ducvall, J. NJ; DebrelI,
A., Doyle, Pat; -DuBese, S. H.; Dorm,
Alonzo.
E-Ellis. Eugene; Edwards, L. T..
Earldng. Ruby.
Fireman, j.; Forsythe, Ed;
Foster, J. D.; Friar, j. G,
G-Garcia, A.; Green, J. H.; Graves,
Shell; Graham, w. II.
. .H-liemmingway, A.; Harris, Chas.;
Houston, John; Hoffman, H.; Horn
win: HoldbroOk, II. f.; Harrison,
Annie; Horton, Henry; Holiday, C..
H.; Hughes, w. d.; Hines. Bent;
Haynes, Matte: Hudson, w. c.; EIa-
ney, l.. H.; Herrera, p; llenton, Hugh.
Jones, Sam r.; Jones, w. b.;
James. Xcak; Johnson, d. A.; John
son, H. H.; Jones, A. L.; Justice,
Geo; Jackson, Murphy.
k-Kelly, N. e.; Kcising, John;
Kcnschcrf, VIM.
L-Lebrick, +. w: Lewis. J. b. (3D
Luna, NJ; Lehman, VIM; Livingston,
J. G.
M-McKalip. j. c. co.; Mcintyre,
i. c.; McFaddin. Ed; Mann Wesley;
Merritt. II. II. )2); Mitchell. Britt.on;
Mills. VIII; Martin. +. o.; Morowsky.
Frank; Marshall, Brooks; Monroe.
Cal; Momscn, J. f.; Morris, l.. ~
N-Nichols. w. H.; Norris. Robert;
Neal, Tom; Nicols, Owen; Neil, Felix;
Nicolo. G.
PAIN. p. J.; Powell. Tom;
Pratt. r. H.. Picon, Harry; Primas.
Albert; Peters. G. H.; Paccia. Joe;
PATTERSON Claude.
R Raia. A.: Reynolds J. n; RucE-
r.. James; RaChOnc. Peter: Ron
,old.. VIM; Rowe NJ. ~; Robbins,
N. H.: Ross. Will; Richardson. \. C..
richardson. KCct (2D.
S SchcrCr. q. H.; Snoad. Frank.
stevens. r. W; Shuford Gray
Shavcs. 4. H.: Stumcr. r.: Stillc. c.:
Siblcy. Geo: smith. Al; Simpson. H.
J.; Smith. AS: Sapp, Ruth; Springer
Marvin.
Taylor. Ed; Tcmplcton, j. ID.
w White g. A.. Wake. BYRON
Mats. J. ". Williams BAYLOR. Wi
iams. G. u. t2l; Wimhcrly. Ice:
Woodland. Lewis; Wurroll. ! X:
Woods. G. G.
Foreign.
baiamostc 4: Castro. g.. Iimmcr
nan. John: SchwCrtz. Jake. Sic.
ldrth. r.. Thorsun. John
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MARRIED LAST NIGHT
Edwin Szsfir and soohy Levy Made
Man and wife.

81 th, home ct the brides ua ,u.-
90 and Mrs. 3. Levy. ar q n.p.ueh Ia-r
.,aul Mr Edwin 4. S.afr and Miss
sHpht 1tEN wei, united H fH. IuE
H"rI- .uf n,IIu,k. Rabi Frf1.audur uf
roe. Hrui-h synagogue PERFORMING fEr
., r.munv Thu-, present u'r. fi.
families and intimate fr.r#- H fh.
Fmu- couple 1.ar ,tfI.r- Nr arH
Er- Safr l.r fur prf A-hrr. Texas
fr#r frfrrr hnmr N. -- a. rH
r.rfIf gone into fu-inD-- a' rHr A.
IIrr
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social Toniaht

The adde's Aid ~uci,ty Of the Pres
H1,rIan church will give a social en-
furafum,ut go The h1mo Of Mrs. ID
Edward Gree. af 1il- NDrth street. az
q u-riurL this even u- I'll friends oi
fi, church arr cordially invited io
attend
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Following was the record Ot papers
filed ut the court house yesterday;
Deeds.
+. Hathaway To r. c. Hickey, con.
sidcration $40, dated December s.
'O3, as .eyidGnGed by vendors lien note
dated October "a. '05; property con
veyed being lot 3. block 60 of Port
Arthur.
]. ID. Kilgorc to r T. Burt aud Otis
McGaifcy. Jr. consideration $3.50,
dated September 20, Oi. property
conveyed being strip l50Nl20 feet
ont of the ID. Brown survey commouc-
ing at the southeast corner of Ger
tain > IL acre tract; conveyed To j.
Mickeuo.
+. G. Stribblinr Ia Mrs VI. \ Row.
les. consideration 800 and other
consideration. property conveyed be-
ing lots and 4. block = uf the Morn
ing View addition To Iowa Colony.
Port Arthur ToWnsItC Company To
wilbur McFadden. consideration
$500. dated September 3. property
conveyed being lot 3. block % OF Port
Arthur.
wilbur McFaddon to Home lawn.
NIN NllINNhlN. ANNAlrI'NN.N NA'NaN '...H
dated September 20. 'ol. property upn.
vcyed being lot L.. block az. ~ Port
Arthur.
2. Cummns ~ Mr.. j. Hicks.
consideration $3.50. dated September
~. 'of. property conveyed being iU.s
-, block 81. 81 pOrr Arthur
Release Of Deed Ct Trust.
lydia Hansen fo j. D. kli-nr-
consideration g. zoo. dated September
u. Wa has released certain tract h
land dezcribed in deed f fru-f ffHm
said Kncure o. Y 4 Greet trn-fee
Tor the uEC 0f J.. Han ssn.
Deed.
Harr Dn and Wei Company 'n WI
q. TyrrrII ruu-idtrafiHr f-HI" daraI
se1nenlfr 2. 'ns prrprr conveyed
being Iof 4. blood 1a raid.f nfIifilfu
chsttel Mortgage
J IusirIuo 30 S. L1uIs ErrhH-s
SUPPLY inurt1ut. f1 secure fatrn..rIf
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Cool Colorado Offers

a individuals IN
Oyerwok Sedcntay other Cane ,t , pe
cuar reference those residing Lower AnJ m ,isi par
'"'u'eS Ut Malarlh nls
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At Magnolia Park.

The largest audience ever present at
the park was there last night to the
Orchestral Concert. and although the
management had not advertised a
dance, such persistent pressure was
brought To bear on them that after
Professor Cooper's remarkable feat of
high wire walking. which was wen
received and highly applauded. and
after the orchestra had finished the
concert program. which was of the
highest order and received many en-
'nmiums from the music-,oying people
who were p esent. dancing music was
ordered. and over fifty couples Joined
10 the may dance until a late hour
and then many uf them regretted that
% was time 90 leave. The park. under
the new management il rapidly grow
NJ ia tayo. and popularity. and those
.hu go once come back and hrin- fhoi
friends The Traction ~prNic, H. most
"Nceilour. and hur short wait is
necessary going nr returning
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This Land of High Elevation

lnygorating Atmosphere Scenic
Tnequaod r .fa sF,r,
Civilization Expense E rt one az The Coor
Is
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB
BORN LAST NIGHT
YOUNG MEN OF JEFFERSON
COUNTY PERFECT oRGANIzA.
TIoN TO FIGHT FOR PARTY.
NO CANDIDATES AMONG MEMBERS
James v. Polk Made President of the
"Jeffersonian Club of This Coun.
ty-Details of the Institution
of the Club.

The "Jeffersonian Club" an organ
iZation of the young Democrats of
Jefferson county, was formed at q
meeting of young men of the city at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms last
night The following officers were
elected
President, James V. Polk.
FIRST vice president, joe Hcbcrt.
Second vice president, NJ. Il. Adams.
Secretary, c. r. Bunch.
Sergeant,at.a arms, w. p. Mollette.
The object of this organization. as
set down in the bylaws, is to advocate
the principles of Democracy and sup
port and enlist support for the national
state and local Democratic ticket at
the election this fall While the club
is to be known as young mems club,
and while it was organized by young
men, and will be Officered by them.
every Democrat in Jefferson county is
eligible to membership. Within
few days plans for a big mass meeting,
to increase the membership of the club
and cXpOund the principles of the par
ty. will be planned.
The gentlemen inst umental in get
ting up the club announce that they
intend to get their coats off and pitch
in and work for the ticket of the party.
national and local. and roll up as big
majorities as possible. The bylaws
of the club provide. among other
things. that no candidate for Office or
office holder is eligible to mcmbe ship
The meeting for organization last
night was well attended and pregnant
with enthusiasm. No committees were
appointed. but provision for them will
he made soon, and within week The
actual campaign will be started. 1t is
expected the club will rent quarters
I. om which the campaign will lie
wagCd
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MEMBERS OF MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND TIERS

asked to remember that the the Medical Authorities
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The Trip Up.

I'VE had a little trouble in going mp
the Mississippi" SAID Mr.. Myrlck. ON
account of the heavy stream that was
uplning The river was unusual
high. but the Kirby breasted The
stream beautifully. and ploughcd
through like man-Of-war. Coming
down we made fine time. covering the
distance from St Louis TO Memphis i'm
rhirtytwo hours. This H. mighty fast
going for that trip. as everybody on the
river will tell you. Going up we eN-
pcricncCd no trouble whatever in our
gulf trip from the ictties to Morgan
cay. We had good wcarhc-. and the
Kirby stood up like a four-mastcd
schooner in a gale.
we all oniovcd the fair immensely
u is a great show. tell Won have
been To the other fairs. and ! want To
tell you that this one has them all
beaten a thousand years. u is stu
leudOus. and simply cauaut De de-
cribed. The trouble with most urO.
Die who visit the fair is that they r y
90 see Dr. al in four days. That cannot
rp done We had plenty Of time. and
ooF plenty of time. aId came pretty
l,ar seeing DO an"
Mr. and Mrs Myrick met their
'au-hter. who has beer attending
hnl in Missouri and she spent rh.
summer with be- parents in -. Louis
Dee came hack r0 Beaumont with
..w a. she does not return north %
ahuu1 this fall The ra--v wau+ JIM
-nIia-arr ru rhs Ny-irE home u Pine
].
-tafy fH r.rsfEs them
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DIR. e, c. Nash returned TO the city
last night.
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east,bound Southern Pacific last night
Uncle" John Davis came in Tom
Liberty last night
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property m0ugaged being I rsfTigera'
tor, l~,luuhle roll paper cutter, lNo
saws. I marble slab, etc,
bill OF Sale.
G. NJ. David 10 ], Dutser. e0nsideTa'
lion s7GI, dated September II, 20,
property conveyed being stock ~
groceries aud merchandise situated IN
building ON block l3l in town of Port
Arthur
T. e. Strihbling 10 j, II, strihhling'
consideration slu,OnU, dated October
~. '03, properly conveyed helms four
complete drilling rigs including en-
CINE, boilers, pumps, rig, localed IN
BrazOria county. also one blacksmith
shop located ON Spindle Top,
Suit In County Court.
T.. l.. Wilson Hardware Company
vs., Slcrrctt aud Mays. suit an account
for secs 20.
Suit In District Court
Fred Miller Brewing Association vs.,
]. V. Ridley at ri. suit on note ana
cOntarCt and debt Of S2,lnh.di,