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Edward Costello and James Lehman, en-
ployes of the drainage canal, were drowned
in the Illinois river at Morris, ILL.,, yester-
day.
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Lenthall waggaman for $1o,7Oo on de-
mand note held by the bank. Attorney b.
F. Leighton filed the latter suit.
Three Deeds Filed,

Late this afternoon three deeds were filed
which appear to be connected with the real
estate of Thomas E. Waggaman. Samuel
r. Allen, jr., conveyed by deed dated June
Is. 1894 to William M. OBrien lot 101, in
square 1854. and by deed dated July II,
1895. part of original lot 4, square SIS
James B. Nicholson, by deed dated July TO-
l9U2, conveys to William NJ. O'Brien part
of lot 7. in square 275. The consideration
in all three deeds is nominal
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Emanuel M. Hewlett.

SUBDISTRICT NO. TO-
S. A. Blount, plaintiff, agt. John T. Gully,
James Young and Lila A Blount, jr., de-
PENDANTS; debt, SIG.
D. A. Knapp, plaintiff, agt. J. NJ. Shep-
herd, defendant; debt 1915.
Edward Thornton, plaintiff. agt. George
Griswold, defendant debt, S25S2; judg-
ment for plaintiff by confession.
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THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Icour

EQUITY CouRT-JUsTIcE STAFFORD,
Cunningham agt Leland; pro confesso as
to certain defendants ordered; complain
ants solicitor, Judson T. Gull.
rule continued to September H. 1904; com
plainants solicitor, W.. q. Gardner; de-
PENDANTS solicitor. w. c. Martinez
EQUITY COURT-JusNce Stafford.
Gardiner agt. Waggaman; rule as to ap-
pointment Of receiver refurnable August
80. 1904. Compartments solicitors, Ralston
& Siddons.
Dement, agt. Richards; reference'to audi
tor for report upon value Of property.
Thornton agt Thornton; time to file
transcript on appeal extended to September
20, 1904 Compliments solicitor, John r.
Earnest; defendants solicitors, A..A. Lfps-
comb and Lambert & Baker.
Washington Brewery Co. agt Dee; refer
ence to auditor to state account of receiver.
Compliments solicitors, Birney & Wood
ard.
Wiegant agt. Wiegant; alimony pendente
lite overruled Compartments solicitor j.
H. Adriaans; defendants solicitors, Hallam
& Hallam.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford.
Estate of Chas. Henry Blumer, order ap-
pointing appraisers; attorneys, Wolf &
Rosenberg.
Estate of Martha Ann Burnup, will adj
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Francis P. Burnup, bond 500;
attorney r. A. Ford.
Estate Of NJ. Annie Van Mater, will dated
August 10, 1902, filed with petition for pro-
bate; attorney, J. NJ Nicholson.
Estate of Walter H. French, letters Of
administration granted to Walter French,
bond $500.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Stafford.
In re William H. Lawson. hearing as to
discharge fixed for September s, 1904.
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FAIR, COOLER TONIGHT.
Saturday Fair, Light Northerly Winds
Indicated

Forecast till pm. Saturday-For the
District of Columbia, Maryland and Vir-
ginia, fair; cooler tonight. Saturday, fair:
light northerly winds.
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Passed Close TO 4sssn Liner, Almost
CAUSING a Psnle.

Passed Close TO ~sesn Liner. Almost
Causing a Panic.
such passengers 0f the koenigin
l.uise as had never seen a waterspout
had an opportunity % looking one
over, a. that vessel was nearing port
shd looking IL over al such close
range as 10 cause many 10 shrink back
in alright.
II was on Monday noon and on the
outer edge Of the Gulf Stream when
The spout was first discovered. II
was about Ave miles distant and broad
IN the starboard bow, The word went
round that watorspOut was In sight,
and the 500 passengers who were pre-
pairing for luncheon hurried on deck
to see. The captain. with his chief
officer, Joined the fourth Officer. who
was kccnlng watch on the bridge, an
narrowly watching the swirling mass,
calculated that II would clear the yes
eel and that II would not be necessary
Ia alter her course In order to avoid II.
The spout rapidly drew near, and
with base bubbling and frothing went
swirllng by a short 80 feet under the
stern. making as 1t passed loud hiss
Ing. which was described like that OF
escaping steam.
Just then n rain squall came by. and
after II passed the spout was seen
rstern. dim and shadowy, like long
waving ribbon suspended from the
clouds.
Captain Volger estimated the pyra.
mIu-shaped base TO be 20 feet in diam
eter and the body about feet in
thickness.-New York Herald.
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HENRY WALKER HERE
ORGANIZER FROM AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR 40
DRESSES uNIoNlsTs.
FAIR SIZED CROWD ATTENDED
viii Remain in Beaumont About Ten
Days inspeerng Unions and
Organizing New
Locals.

Mr.. Henry Walker. general orgaA'
Izer Of the American Federation al
Labor with headquarters In Wath'
ington, u. c., delivered an address at
mass meeting Of Beaumont union
lists at the Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, hall last evening. On account ol
the heat and the fact that two thea
res were In operation the attendance
was not as large a. had been anti
cipated, but fair sized crowd was
present. Mr.. Walkers mission IN
Texas and just now in Beaumont Is
20 inspect the various unions
strengthen them as much as possible
and perhaps organize two or three
lines not now in the ranks of union
ism.
Last evening Mr.. Walker spoke oI
ahor generally and advocated the
Onciliatory policy in the settlement
II disputes between work men ana
heir employers. He compliments
Bcaumont's unions on their strength
and progress and predicted smooth
sailing here as the result OF better
understanding between capital ana
labor. After addressing the Assem-
bly,, Mr.. Walker addressed meeting
of the Retail Clerks Union. II being
their regular meeting night
At the close of the mass meeting
which was attended by many women
list was passed and twenty-loHr
names enrolled for charter FOR
local league Of the Woman's lnterna-
'ional Union Label League. The puf-
pose OF this organization is To pro-
mote the sale Of union label pro-
ducts and encourage the patronage
of employers Of union labor
Mr.. Walker has recently been sent
IN Texas to look after the unions in
this state and organize such new
unions ae he finds necessary. Mr..
walkers district includes Texas
Arkansas. Indian Territory. Okla
homa and Missouri. He will remain
in Texas for several months, visiting
various cities.
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Universal Lanuuaae.

Never do six months pass by with
out some attempt being made to do
away with the disadvantages of the
diversity of tongues; but so far sue.
cess has not attended any one Of
them. Struggle as they may, the in.
ventors of universal languages cannot
get away from Latin, and the present
attempt, that by Prof Peano of Turin
resolves itself into Latin without in
Elections. The professor proposes to
do away with cases, numbers, gen
ders and person, and also with lenses
and voices. using the ablative in the
case of substantives, and the infini-
tive minus re or ri for the verbs. In
fact, his system Is the evolution of the
italian tongue carried to its logical
conclusion. Nearly everyone learns
Latin more or less, and it is difficult
to see why the simple Latin of the
Middle Ages, without any strainlng
after Ciceronian elegancies, should
not suffice for all our international
needs, during the few years which
must pass before all the world speaks
Englsh.--London Globe.
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some have come in search ~ oil lahd'
which is very seaTee-lhal Is, lhere Is
very little al il On the market, as What
the big companies haNnl got, Is ia III
isaliOn, which is likely Ia be there Tor
some time owing 10 the heavy docket
"a the Hardin eOu U.s.
Rev. William Teel, an odd settler
here. has been quite sick for some
GAYS bat is better now.
In Hawkins al lials0n Was pro
I, ssi0nal caller in Saratoga Tuesday
DIR. and MS, Fife have the sympa
ly IT the community In the loss al
rle,r little i-year old son, Jack, VIE
tied al the family home Monday eve
ming. This is the third child which
las passed out nf this family In lh'
plsI three months,
Dr. FedigO OF K0uniT had PROBES
slunaI business here Wednesday,
Charlie Hooks. manaser for The
{. u, Hn0ks store, is spending the first
Il N. week IN Houston,
District court now In session AT
KOunlz, is causing many OF oug eltl
lens Ia visit the county seat,
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N,sE LULCH TO SU
Chemical Means Employed to Produce
Desired Shade.

DESIRED SndQe.
"Approximately 10000 gallons of
butter color are used in Wisconsin
each year, yet the vast majority of
city people do not even know that
the rich yellow color in the butter
which they select as the best is pro
luced by chemical means" said w.
I. Burkholder of Burlington, Iowa.
The result of the popular fancy for
a deep color in butter is the exist
ence of an immense industry, EN-
ploying many men and much capital.
Butter color is used in small Quanti-
ties at a time, but it counts up in the
aggregate. There are about 1000
creameries in this state, and averag-
ing the amount of butter color pur-
chased by them all in year and add
ing the quantity sold to the farmers
through retailers shows that a seem
in9ly incredible amount of the chem
ical is used.
THE natural color o: butter in mid
summer, when grass is plentiful, is
what the people want. but to maintain
the same shade through the year, the
artificial preparation is necessary.
There are many manufacturers of the
product, and they ali strive to get a
combination that will make as clear
n shade as possible. The process is.
of course, guarded carefully.
Butter color is made from analine,
and the desired shade Is technically
called 'azo. AS a very small guam.
tity will color large amount of but
ter, the presence of the chemical can
not be detected by the taste, but In
large amounts it is poisonous to a
degree "--Milv6ukee Sentinel.
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ssssssss ssssssss
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
., .ssssss Q % . ssss

Morris Levy went to Jennings yes
| terday.
Joe McCuc. the well known oil
man, has returned from an extended
visit north and cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Trcadaway are
again in the city after pleasant Wis
it to "old" Alabama.
The KYLE Theatre is placing some
attractive now bill boards about
the city.
The usual delegation Of attorneys
to Kountze wa not so noticeable yes
tcrday.
Henry NJ Walker. the general or
ganizer of the Federation Of Labor,
is making many friends in Beaumont
The foot ball boys are attaining a
popularity in the CITY that is tur"'hS
tie erstwi. 10 dudish yours non
green with envy.
w. G. r. T. will celebrate Thursday
sept %, as l.. Y. l.. Harvest Home and
CRUSADER Monthly Day.
The Birthday of Miss Francis Will
lard
Song-Somc Glad Day.
Scripture Reading, Origin OF The
Harvest Home. Exodus 23:l6.-Mrs.
Ella Nov.
Welcome Addrcss.-MrS. Campbell.
Roll call responded to by quotations
from Miss willard.
Duct-MrS. CCryany and Miss Grace
Martin.
Poam-"IIoart Thanks" read as a
PRAYER by members.
Reading Biographical sketch OF
Miss willard Mrs Kate Bellar
Solo-Choir InviSiblc.--Mrs. Harry
S,mplc.
Reading Miss Eva McFarlano.
Song White Ribbon Star Spanslc
Ranncr
Reading Tributes t0 the Memory
rT Miss Willard. by Miss Anna Gordcn
~ Lady Henry Somcrsct.-Mrs. Lucy
Ponnock
Solo-Flcc as a Bird.-Miss Grace
Na.tiu
Reading Miss Wizards Dcn.-Mrs.
Lillian Gruhbs
Song The New Sweet Rye and Bye
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SARATOGA NOTES.
Items Of Interest ard Personal Notes
from the Oil Field.

Special to tn, EntC prise
Saratoga. Tex. Sept 2N.-Mossrs
Crawford and rrathcr have cun'rac
Ir,l fu put down fy, wells here. They
have Huo well -oiug down now which
f- aHHu thru. hundred feet deep
They has, already passed through one
.s.afum 81 CO. aud
The Grn,v company started their
-.rurI N.rI.r
The Saraf.-a ToE Co i- ruuln-
nu ffm, NOS and have puf several
.u,n H8rI rH HurE now which fhal
1,f ulf aHr. r#m, ago frr lack 81 bust
rtaa
Har-fr- Contractor Ada.- ha- ha-
H.r f.am- hauling q and s inch rr.
rHm rE. -arar rH rfa fs'I f0r ODD.
d. -r fsH- .r Hr. TrFa This f= r.r
r-. rH.IH .. HH~re fn fHr ff. Die
.-r-arHa
THr" a.- r.r r.T-1. H--r.-- fH
H-. r .ar. r-r. rH rH-.
ar H far. --H- rIsl- famllila. ara.
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LETTER LIST.

LIgt of Letters remaining unclaimed
n the beaumont poslofilcc for wcei
ending September 2S. 1904,
To insu!o prompt delivery, have you,
nail addressed 10 street and number
Carrier windows are open on sun
day from 800 to 10000 a. NJ. aud the
General Delivery window from lO;Ol
% 1880 n. m. e, H. BONE, l.. VI.
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A WEEK AT the WORLDS FAIR

The Cotton Belt has put on the
very low rate o. Sll70 for the round
trip. Shreveport to 81. Louis. These
tickets will be sod September 3, 4,
Is. u. l3. 20 and q. These tickets
allow seven days in s.. Louis. and
will be honorcd on our st Louis
Train in its Chair Cars and Hand
some Day Cuachcs. Don't forget the
dates. and that tickets should bc by
Tho Cotton Bel from Shreveport
The - Inuis Grain leaves ShrcFc-
mort ar AS r. m ana arrives a. -
.nufz 1880 next uUrui-
Write 7. p. smith. 7. T A.
g1S Milan s.. Shreveport. u.
SCI 17t
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Derivation of "lmpediment."

"Impediment," coming from a Latin
word meaning to catch or hold the
feet. wildly expresses the nature of
anything that entangles or hinders
one in the performance of any action.
Still. to speak of an impeachment in
ones speech is in a certain way to
get ones foot in ones mouth.
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Popularity of the Kiss.

II would be exceedingly interesting
TO know how the kiss has spread from
nation to nation, as it has, around the
world. For centuries apparently the
love labial. as DIR. Holmes calls it,
has been known and used by even the
stolid, unconditional Chinese.
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Colored Baptising,

There will be a joint colored bnpllS
.pr with the Red Town Baptist Church
Rev. d. J. Jones pastor, and Prairie
View Baptist Church taking part. inc
hantisinc will take place at noon. Rev
+. w. Wake. District Evangelist OF
nciating. Free. dinner and big rally
al Prairie View Church at ? O'CLOCK
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Low RATES OVER THE SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC

Colonist rates to California points. 49,.
.....,........ ....szt.0O
Tickets on sale September 10 to
October Is.
A. r. Atkinson, ID. p. A.
J. X. Tooke, c. Z. a. I. A.
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MaanoIia Park.

Tonight af this popular ra-#n win
Ho given one - thu-. iauua- which
1Ih'ir that tho DANCING fnHr Uf rhH
Pavilion is ruu-rarr'. fTIHI ufH fhD
overs eft rhs MAJ dance" moving
Gracefully over thH THHr fn f.l tr-
RANGING mr-l. - T.a fur u-rH-fra
fHf .r'E sTfHfu- .r.a HT
Hrrr- an attractive. fha
'rl#a af fHH'.r .r lEHrr
rra UIaff rs-r'ar " Hr
#e -H. rHH I.-l
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School Gardens.

It is said that no fewer than 1853
school gardens exist in Austria, not
including the sister kingdom of Hun
gary, They are connected with both
private and public schools, and are
used for purposes of practical instruc-
ton in horticulture and tree-growing
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Woman Smokers Record.

Attributing her long life to the use
Of tobacco. Mrs. Judith Meyer, Of
Kutztown. declares. at the age of nine
ty-siN. that she smokes twenty-fUur
pipes OF tobacco a day.
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In His Native Toncue.

\ country gentleman in Wales has
sent a letter to every member of the
British house of commons written in
Welsh. one of the recipients has
made a neat retort by replying in
German.
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cnunt.rtsit victorla Crosses.

Counterfeit Victoria crosses are
numerous ir English curiosity shops.
A real cross is worth about 5000 as a
curio. although its intrinsic value is
not thirty cents.
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Ladies'.

window from 10000 to 1880 a. m.
G. Il. Bone, =, NJ
Ladies.
B-Barders. Trixie; Baroms. May;
Babe. Estelle; Birch, Mary; Bell
Mrs, A. d.; Bones, Lillian; Bcllar
Matilda.
COLLINS. Epplc; Clobcrt, Ella; Cloc
man. Lillian: Carter, Eliza; Craw
ford, Miss c.. Chapel, Ella; Charo
Josephine.
Dale. Nellie; Drudcn, Eta; Dodge
Ada; Damson, Estclla; Duff, Louisa
E-EIlis. Martha; Ezzell Mrs. b.
f'-Fostcr, Nettie; Filler, Annie;
Feeder, Grace.
G-Grey, Johnny; Guilbert, Sarah
Garrett, Ida; Garrett, Rosa; Gre
CORY, Helen.
H-Hays, Nellie; Harris, Alice; Holt
Jane; Howard, Cha.
|J-Johnson, Ella; James, Fannie;
Johnson, Mary.
I-Lewis, Mary; Lee, Matilda; Lee
Sallie.
MANSON, Susan; Manning, Willie
R-Richard, Caroline; Robertson, Car
mo'ia; Ratcliff, Laura; Ratcliff, EN-
ma.
S-Shotwcll, Julia; Steward, Annie;
Sanders, Matte; Smith, Nealy; Sin
gletOn, Mary; Smith, Laura; Smith
Angelina.
T--Therault, Eta; Tania Katherine
W-Williams, Nancy; Wright, Bessie
Gentlemen.
A-Anderson, Dan; Alexander, o.;
Adams, Mat; Ashford, Henry Al.
HE. Fritz (2); Andrus, T. X; An.
drews. Elliott Alexander, J.
B-Barton Norman; Bass, Alex;
Ba2eman. A. c.; Boles, c. A.; Bailey
Henry; Bates. Robert; Berry, Matt
Block, Tom; Beatty, G. NJ. CO..;
BIoyd, Geo. BerrentGn, H. f.;
Brown, b. A., Bailey, Ned.
C-Colson. Bell; Cohen, Jas; Collins
Odcl; Cochran, Maynor; Colleps
Willie; Casey, II. s.; Cartwright
James, Carter, Willie; Chaison, b.;
Crazy. b. w; Clardell, f. L. Chapa
F.; Clark, Ed; Cline, II. A.
D-Davis, J. A.; Dunkin, c.; Delgado,
j.: Davis, Butler.
E-Emhry, Joe.
F-Fcrguson, w. s.; FargOn, Jessie {;
'G-Grant. Eugene: Go,ance, +. M;
Gill, Geo; GuaJardO, -: Good. Ad-
line: Corner, S. Ganzalez, D.; Gull.
larry, Thos.; Gracy, Will; Gary, j.
NJ; Gains. +.
II-lIall. NJ. H.; Hunt. Frank; IEarpc",
r. S; Haniphy. Peter: Hampton,
Willie; Harris. r. H.; Hartman, II.
n: Hantan, John; TIomhcrg. p;
Hooper, Jas. Hobbs, Geo.
J-Iustice. Albert; Johnson, Geo; JEFF
ferson, John; James, Alcsc; JimenHo
A.: Jackson. c.. jones. Geo.
liking. l.. j.; Kruger. Ed.
l.--Limcbcrry G.. T.: Luna. NJ: La ny.
L.; Lamson, Ellis; Lewis, +. r.; Lee,
Laura.
M-Mcdrano. n. ca; Mcaghcr. j. r;
Willard, J. NJ: Miller Madeline;
Madrick, Will; Martin TEos. A,
NJ. NJ: Mccall, w. NJ
Meal, Jim.
Pratcr. J. w; Riphin, ID. p; Pcsio,
A.; Patterson. Fannie. Pivc;u. u.
R-Rodrigcr. $: Ramircz. T.. Rosa.
NJ. Robertson. +. H.. Robbins. T.
A.: Ruckor. \. II.
S-Strong. \. C.. Statum. Archie:
Stevens. -. L.; stephen. \. Shu-
make. T.: Simpson Camo. Smith.
Arthur: Spell. {. V.
r-Tcrrcll. G. j.: Tinulc. \ r.. Tulsa.
Joe: Todd. r.: Trayias. T. NJ.
Thornton. H.; Taylor. W. A. Track.
wen. $
" Williams. Minerva. Mann. Will.
Weaver. sam. Wpoda d. Tom
Wostbcrry. J. Wright. y W.
Wright. J. H.. Wells. Geo: Ward.
Joe. Williams. 4 4. Wimhyrly
y. p. Williams. Io, Winion. J. r..
Williams. r. D.. Wheeler W a.:
Ward Wm
N.llam,ra. 4: Naiaidn. T.. Vaua-
dali. r.. VALDEZ. J. VAN Martha
FOREIGN
Foreign -Alaio. a. Nu'Ip O.. Hai-
mouto. &: Bcrho,rn. O.. NHaadt,u.
Paul 90
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IRE Thinkinu CAP.

NV daueht.r.- said an old woman
on her 6esfiE.H. / have had many
troubles i- ms life. but most q them
never happened"
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sewers. On each occasion il VA.
feared the boards would not stand lh,
t,nton strain, but they did without
exception, fine roller was eCaled a.
he outset aud no mo e fuel had "a b.
added,
Begin Work Today,
Preliminary work on the sample a.
Dad will begin this ma ming hut lh'
IOeess of construction will not be-
ii full swing until about The iirai ri
he week, The next few days will be-
pent in establishing grades, rlnnins
res, deciding On levels, etc IN lh'
meantime such work a. TemnNinl
Jumps, moving supcrflunus di {, etc
win bee started, Mr. Harrison Is quil'
optimistic regarding the rnad Ia H.
built. He says the Grand avenue out,
the best suited naturally "a ruad
building that he has seen for some
lime aud he anticipates a credilable
instructive and lasting piece 0l hish
way will be constructed,
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pcn.- n Ms,srsIIs.

Frame has gzrs fails which would
give F.0.I. fa.al1rse power and save
TIE caur'rg q 900 tons Of coal
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NEWS OF THE COURTS
EMMETT LANDRY FILES a DAM
AGE SUIT,
SHERIFF GOES 10 ARKANSAS
Receiver Williams Wants Payment o.
Promissory Notes Of Citizens
National Bank,

The court house was a dead one
yesterday,
There was but une suit filed In 'h'
district court while the clerical fore'
was kept busy recording the yari
ous judgments that had been render
ed on Appearance Day. Sent, goth
The judgments have already beei
noted in these columns,
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List Of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Beaumont T.. o. 10. week end
ng Sept. -.
TO insure prompt delivery have your
mail addressed to street aud number.
Carrier windows are open ON Sunday
from 300 Ia 10000 n. M, and the &. -,
window from 10000 To 1880 d, M.
G.. II. Bone, L. VI.
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The complete Judgment In tho cas-"
Of !. 4. B0dagcs against David :,
Sheer shows ms follows:
Judgment h dccrccd for the plain
lin against the defendant Tor
saiii.a2. which includes intcrcs, nc,
crucd 10 date. attorneys fees ana
! costs or suit. The Judgment Is conil-
toned upOn an agreement signed v"
tween the parties plaintiff and the
nnrtlcs defendant that upon the pay
ment of $500 cash by the defendants
receipt Of which Is acknowledged III
the Instrument, stay OF eNecn'
ton Is granted until January !. l9u''
at which time upon payment OF Sl'n"''
stay OF execution 20" the remainder
Of the amount named in the Judgment
Is granted until January !. 1906. upon
payment If half the balance due an
other stay of execution for the -
mainder o. the JUDGMENT shall ~"
had until January |. 1907. The ind"
ment wa entered several DAYS ago,
bit only recorded today.
Sharifr Pas Landry left las night
10Y l.lIIlt hDtk, ATM Il-N lH'''' - -
upon official business and is said to
be most important.
C. l.. Williams. receiver for M"
Citizens National bank IS still filing
suits upon the Dapcr that was owncI
bv the bank at the time of the re-
ownership. Two new ones wee hled
in the United States court yesterday
acg"o eating $4OO
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-29

Emmett Landry mas filed sun
against Jackson 4 Pratt. oil we'll drill
lers aud also the Batson Power 90,
for s2,527,25. alleged 10 he due upon
prnmlssOry notes,
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-29

NATHAN SELLS IT FOR LESS.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-29

Norris Levy went to Jennings yes