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THE WEEKLY
PANORAMA
HAS CANCELLED ALL TREATIES.
Colombia Sewers Diplomatic Relations
with United States.


with United States.
The Colombian congress has sew.
cred all diplomatic relations with the
United States after canceling all ex.
listing treaties and withdrawing all
diplomatic and consular exequaturs.
The action created the greatest ex.
citement in Colombia, but has the gen.
eral support of the populace. which Is
exceedingly bitter toward the United
States.
Colombia has not been represented
automatically at Washington for more
than a year. Minister Cocha, who
took up the original canal negotia-
tions, was forced to retire from Wash
ington because of his demands for a
personal consideration as a pre-
requisite to any treaty. DR.. Herran,
The state herald., 1904-08-05

"Is 1t true that the order requiring
the 1gorrotes to wear pants has been
rescinded?" Yes, the naked truth"
The state herald., 1904-08-05

has an equal Tor coughs and colds-Jons T..
bUrrt Trinity springs, Ind, Feb, 10. lpo1
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Those Who Have Tried Il

will use no other, Defiance Cold Wa.
ter Starch has no equal in Quantity
or Quality-i6 oz. for 10 cents. Other
brands contain only IL OF.
The state herald., 1904-08-05

Immense billboards will be used to
advertise the Worlds Fair, but small
board bills would be more efficacious.
The state herald., 1904-08-05

No chfomos or cheap premiums hu,
better quality ana anrathird more
n DsnaHcs starch for the same price
" other rtafcheHi
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More Flexible and las,lna.

Is your friend much of an entor-
talncr = don't believe he ever en-
tcrtulucd au idea. even"
The state herald., 1904-08-05

Come here, young scamp IN teach
you 10 smoke cigarettes" You need
NJ trouble, fhthors I've taught myaelf %
The state herald., 1904-08-05

Don't be IN too big hurry 60 eH.
press your npininn ~ may be cheaper
tu send II BY mail.
The state herald., 1904-08-05

Nice Glrl-Which is the luckicst day
In the week to get married on? Cynlca
Bachelor think It's safest to wait fol
the eighth.
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Few women are sn gifted m not to
are whether they ARE pretty o. not
The state herald., 1904-08-05

4 candidate doesn't always stand on
fhr platform ~ Me party sometimes
I he usrH tt 10 itu ON
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Superior quality and extra quantity
must win, This N why Defiance starch
~ taking the place of all others,
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500 Reward, 500.

Tact II the art of doing things with
out appearing to do them,
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ID ruler Of the Elks Rt the Cincinnati
convention In claimed as victory for
tho administration forces over the rad
lchla In the order The new ruler IL o
pfomlnoni htiarnny In Mainland.
The state herald., 1904-08-05

Women make a speciality OF jumping
at conclusions and mice.
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FITS 's N .,,.,
q I'll r,,. ,... 80. s',,i .sa i:', 4,
The state herald., 1904-08-05

Aianf HIfi feels that she has inst
hHf heart when she has really lost her
HuuFtltF
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TIss TI.,,i soda water Ou'Ins'' is apt to n'
The state herald., 1904-08-05

4 mans lett hand In his write hand
when no is i0ftahanded.
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Important 10 M others. .

rrsnihe oafrfaliy every bottle of CAsToniA.
'sio and surr remedy Tor Infants and children,
and ses that u
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NEW RULER OF ELks.
William J. o'Brlen, Jr., Of Maryland,
Chosen for Position.

The election OF William ]. oBrlen.
Jr.. OF Baltimore. Md, as grand eHalt
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w,.. winsi"~'s Soothing Hytnp,
faf Fhi1fsa trstinF sufiahs ihs gHtHs reduces IN
n-inasgui siag rsih8 sufas viBd tgiiH sss lius.
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I'm and placrs where
. iiies are trouhls-
some. Clean, neat
and will not aolior
In Jure anything.
Try thcm once And
you viii never i,s
wlthoutthem.Ifneo
kept by,ies ssns
prepaid for eeu.
MAhlL.D h<Ink%,
1tD Dsksis AssasA,
hrueklya, \. Y.
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JOuN OGDEN ASSAY co.
| Gold, silver, Copper or Lend tl.p1 each. Any
two u No. any tIrcc t2D
| Samples by mail receive prompt attention.
| Placer Gold, HetuTts aud Rich Ores BouRht
i li2N Arapshn. ST. DENVER COLO
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The Colorado Tent & Awning Co.

Lawn Swings. Camp Furniture. Larse,t Cotton
Duck Hou-. In the West Write Tor Illu-tral
Catalogue. renyer. Colo.
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Tssr ll.IF' Family i'iiii, 10 con,iipalion.
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When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.
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Hereford and Shorthorn Bulls

Both Registered and nigh grad alsn rans,,-hf,d
raly"s inf sale, Address TnE WESTERN HKIFD-
FRS ASSOCIATIONS, 4. J. hntiirc T. General Man
agor. Union stock Yards. Denver Colorado
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Oxford Hotel.

Denver. one block from Union Depot. Fra-ptoof
o. II. MORSE, Mgr,
kELuIE NA>IED - tHs. orders .Oi Colorado
nulN'S grown l. ees NJ d plants. Cash paid week
y. Intern -tioual Nurserii-. North ~ nvrr. Colo.
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~<
~ song Of Strange Lands.


Ys who have travelled over many lands
We who have hraNed the rigors II th'
sea.
Ne who hsye hurst the all-rcs,rainins
OF dun confinement sore that ye might
a wanderer DER the earth, say nov
~ ye
Have touched those Islands in the farIh-
Wherein the gods give birst eternity
ray traveller, have ~ seen aught ri
theseg
or In the search for many ana strange
strands
Have so seen, like cloud upon the
lee
a goodly stretch OF Flld ana golden
a paradise of tropic vine and trcc-
Fair Avalon where Arthur dN'lls
even he
Who once was lord of MANY barnnirs,
Whore Obrron still riots In his gler
Say, traveller have yo seen aught NJ
these?
or have SO folnd where that hlcst ISL
Hnds stands
whittier Ponce de Leon sought IL lice.
Where fountains spring that give mth
Surccnse from ages chilling misery.
Making old blood run joyously ana
free.
NNIHllNe on llHlns 10 hlhNtN anu fhN'.
And called In ancient legends "Jimini"'
Say. traveller. have 20 seen ausht ui
these?
LENNDL
All, prince, all men shall Sc" them
even We!
Death ls our shnllop. Icy cold the hroczc;
TIN then vain Is the question, men
agree;
Say. traveller. have yc seen nught of
thCse2
New Orleans Times Democrat,
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she vigorously trotted her foot, "You
jest leave them raspberries 20 me. or
You get no supper tall, II seems "a
me that the older a man grows the
less SENSE he has In his head"
Next day. as aseertained by Aunt
Jane from, an upper window, Joe Kid
der dug past holes by the raspberry
patch, Aunt Jane observed that he
was not making the dirt ny 10 any
appalling extent, but he worked like
man whose thoughts were else
where, and he took a rest every few
minutes Ia glance at the old red
house,
Al 3 o'clock In the afternoon she
went down stairs and said 10 the
daughter, who sat on the front piazza
with book upside down In her hand
Kate, want you 10 go down along
the pasture fence Ia the crook and
gather raspberries for supper. PA says
there are heaps of thom down there,
Take hat two-quart tin basin bought
the other day.
The girl started OF. Her moths
looking after her. saw how little an
bltlon she had. and chucklcd 10 her
self:
You'll come back walking on your
heels. Miss Lady, or I'm no prophet;
and shouldn't wonder II thcrc'd be
four OF us to supper instead Of three"
To give Miss Kate due credit, shc
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did not know that Joe KidGcr was nj
| work there, so she had no part to
| play. She wandered along in an aim
less way until she reached the rasp'
berry bushes, and then she beR|''
| gathering the luscious fruit.
She had been at work ten minut
when joe STRENGTHENING mp to rest h
back. detected her presence.
His heart gave a jump and sud
| den weakness took him In the knees.
| His first idea was to rush to the fence
and address her, but he suddenly re-
mcInhered that she had been aggreS.
| sively independent and that he owed
something to his dignity.
Two minutes later she had discov-
cred him. Her first thought was to
walk away, but she did not propose
! to let Joe Kidder think she was afraid
TO Iaca him; therefore she began tp
hum tune as the berries fell into
| the dish.
II was an awkward, embarrassing
! situation for both Each was dying
to make up, But just how to begin
proceedings was the puzzle.
A poor, innocent rabbit solved the
difficulty. He was hidden under the
raspberry bushes, and when Miss Kate
got too close to him he bolted. The
noise caused the girl 10 scream out.
| Joe rushed to the fence.
What is Il, Kate-what is it,
She pointed to the rabbit looping
across the clover field, and Joe con
tinued:
Il didn't snow but what it was n
black snake. saw one on this side
Yesterday. and-and-"
He mounted the rails, but as he
reached the top he paused. Didn't
dignity require something of him?
Wasn't he going ahead too fast?
81 don't think there are any snakes
here" remarked Kate, with her back
to him, but
She waited there and Joe waited,
and by and by a happy inspiration
came To him.
But | might help you pick rasp-
berries for SUPERB
"I,-ycs."
\ hour later Aunt Jane saw n hap.
by ~.r If lovers appruaChrr, her la
sin Of berries borne alott, and AT she
looked from them to Uncle Pete,
WORSHIP In the gard,I. s1e said
The idea Of pa miNin himself M
100 @ lovers quarrel Hci have sop.
aratod them forever. when he finds
Joe o"ar here and sees Kate smilin'
and gisEIlu aud that big dish of rasp-
br~rip.-' Wall. It's q good thing
Tor pa Wheeler that he's got me to
lock after him."
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Supper nj the old red farm house
where farmer Peter Wheeler and his
vile had lived for n score of years
h., been over for half an hour.
The gray.hared husband sat smok-
Ing his pipe under the cherry tree at
the corner Of the house, when Aunt
Jane, his wife, came out to take n
seat on the homemade bench beside
him. f
'Look-a-here. ma" said Uncle Pc
ter, as he looked out across the gar.
den, "Ive been wondering what's the
matter with Kate She hasn't been
tall like herself for the past month"
Kate was their 1S-yearold daughter
and there were plenty of people who
called her the belle of lngham town
ship.
She got cold and had rash break
out on her, you know" was th" reply,
"but there's nothin' to he scart over.
! think these hot days make her sort
o stupid, too"
IT'S the first I've heard about a
ram. hdlt am ~ Dhbg w w l'Nli
rashes. tell ye, ma, that gals got
sunthin' on her mind"
"Pooh! PoCh!"
wall, | believe it. She used to be
singin and whistlin' and Cut,in' up
from morn TIL night, and now she's as
dumpy as sick lamb. Yes, sir, sun
thins worryin her, and I'm jest Soin
to find out what it Is"
you are Jest goin to let things
alone and not go pokin' around said
"Then tell me what's the matt T. !
was thinkin' to-day that joe Kiddcr
hadn't been over here fOr-tor-- why,
ma, it must be a month since he was
here. Has she and Joe had II spat?"
IAN lovers have spats. Didn't you'n
me get mad dozen times over? If
Joe Kidder wants to stay away, no
ones goin to lasso and drag him over
here
81 was down In the back field to-day
whore he was wCrkin', and ] thought
he was purity grumpy. If I'd known
Nhd' Wv hhoN' u 'pid H'Il Nhu' was
what. He's good huff Teller, and
would probably make Kate a good
husband; but he mustn't be growln
around like sorc-headcd bear. I'll
make it my business to-"
"To attend to your business. pa, and
that Is to keep still and say nuthin'
to nobody but me- When gals
mother don't know how to carry her
through little spat with her lover,
no one else need try. forbid you TO
say one word 10 any Twin soul"
But I'm her father" protested Tn.
Gle Pete. waving his pipe around nm.
Ill the tobacco fell out.
And tjTt's just the reason You
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i think WIFI, Is learning to
smoke" said his mother. 4 wish you
would speak to him about it,
What -haH ! say to HIM asked
his father
Why toll him TO tell the truth. Il
course"
And 200 Willie was duly called ~
nd his father uu' on a severe look
ANA -gi5
W.uto o ur 1arsfand yOu arg l"arr
IrE tn rm.E, Nuu. before ~ rH.- ans
further D want to toll yuu Utaf 'h.
-..rf rr, ha Nuu NAV De Boz On v.rf
enc tr.r -rafr ygI uay fyr fU HU la
rar-r aIH.'
WHY IamHz'- orr.ozt-'atrf ere
.rrr-9 rr-hlr
aNHn told me- f0 fsI him fhH frrff
-lfnrraf frr father. -a-f fh,-e'- harf
fr q r.aE -Haz fr fra' Q don't hTrr ri
some Cd r1r-ar rl0ar r1 rhr rrrf-r1
marx -hr fau smoked ever e.rr. Dol
vac q. scars a'1. 4bIia rHaTl. $50
-.-s- zratr1 s- an O. 30 infancy
+- .- rr-~H
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should keep quiet what vas Jo, do
in down in th' back l1f.
"Uggiu' poet holes iUr q board
fence"
Purity near orr liner
Right ciuF ~ st.
And on our side g tfr line fence
there's q TOW q raspberry lushsr
Amt thers2
Yes. ma. and hy tomorrow Q rsr
uick a quart 0r move 1f berries fHi
rrrrp-. TIL take q Sisf f0mr-rou al
fr-nr1n ard
-Ygu won't e. within faf r.ra 81.
The spot eErlsiu1l SUR '-- rs
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DR.. Eugene /. Bowsky,
SURGEON CHIRPODIST
Room 2, NecheS Flats

Practice exclusively confined TO the
treatment Of Corns, Bunions, in
Growing Toe Nails, Warts and all di-
seassS Of the feei--treated soisnti-
fcally without Pain.
No calls made except by special ap-
pointmsnt. Consultation Free.
Over Is years Experiense.
Cd Phone t55 ? Rings
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WANTED,

WANTED-By Sabine Tram Co
Dewcyylllc, Texas, 20 To 30 men Il
truck. stack, and load lumber on TIA
yard aud al planer, Good wages an,
permanent employment, Marrlc'
men preferred. No letters answered.
amply in person 10 W, c. Gray, Dewey
viIir TonXs. 9l-tl
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WANTED Experienced woman
or girl II or 10 years old, to assist
IL general housework. Good wages
10 the right party, Call or address
Mrs. j. W. Jordan, Spindle Top.
near depot. ~ 4tp,
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LAND BUYERS have 357 acres
.or good fruit land for sale; 30 cleared
mp; balance has good oak timber ON il.
Near Santa Re, Jasper county. Price
$40 per acre: title perfect.
FOR SALE.-1OO acres of fine fruit
land uu Santa Fc II. r., Jasper Co,
.Ur.g, $3.50
FOR SALE.-Gi0 acres Of oak and
pine land in Newton county, cut
q nuu tu acre. price $500 per acre; IL
tlu perfect
FOR SALE.-lGO acres Of long leaf
pine land loo Newton county: fine fruit
land uu Orange a Northwestern II. u.
cur $1,000 fuur at pine per acre. Price
.SfuI. tu'p to all the above laudsd are
pauI Arr'y TO OWNER, Care Ell.
tH-rrfer S3plwC
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WANTED-Me TO canvass ana
collect. Good place for the right
man 23s ~ Crockett street, Rooms
. and 3, Willard Bldg. 81 3tp
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FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. I
PHILLIPS ACADEMY
Corner siyth 81. and Broadway.
beaumont, Texas.

beaumont, Texas
4 preparatory school for boys and
rf-Tz. Eucrial ATTENTION % students
Fa--sng preparation for COLLEGE. Al
Citation with University n Tens ln
r-. branches. scholarship 20 1st
r4--- -~-T small classes. Arre1-
-.r- - Tire fr7'r 'usl
Arthur 3. Phillips. 2 A. Master.
r-7 -rN0-a -2g. 21p4 Calder Ave
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BUYERS AND CONTRACTORS
For iron fences, brick, counters, floor
ratings, fire escapes, window guards,
elevator enclosures, cabs, grille anu
wire work for all purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth,
Texas. tic
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

GO to Price and Johnson for Wood
and coal. Ring up phone 1O5, and
it will be delivered to you at once.
81 Inc
ART WORK-Orders taken for art
work in oil and water colors, burnt
Leather and Wood, Embroidery and
Fine Needlework. Christmas oraers
specially.
MISS CORA FULLER,
8-7-3Ot 500 Calder Ave,
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Ladies' go where the crowds go, all
are going to see those nice gas stoves,
and they are having them put In too;
it IS time and labor saved to have
gas put in, your house, we have
many streets that we have no gas
mains, but will get them all soon.
Calder avenue, Hebert, Magnolia ave
nue., Liberty avenue, Crockett, Pearl,
Park, College, Forsythe, Orleans
South Park, Austin, Bowie. Pine, Bon
ham, North and Railroad avenues,
that is few streets wa ere ready for
you ito.
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman OF
fair education to travel for firm
Of $3.50 900 capital. Salary Sl,OI2
PER year and expenses paid weekly
Address with stamp Joseph A, Alex
andcr Beaumont, Texas. "a tip
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One S or u room
house for rent. Apply $50 Mulberry
street or Mrs. Traitor o. 3tp.
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NoTICE-Mrs. Helen 'Mccarey will
open her school of Stenography, Mon
day, September 9Th, 1904. Day and
night classes in dictation $500 per
month. Positions guaranteed. Fur
Their information call at rooms 1914
Perlsten Bldg, Pearl ST., Beaumont,
Texas. New Phone 6. S-31-1m
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

You are hereby notliled tnaC IN ac'
ordnance with chapter two % Tue
ourteen QD Revised civil statutes
: the state of Texas, the TeXarkana
2, Forl Smith Railway Company VIII
mon the 10th dag of September, A. ID,
gO1 hetwen the. hours of 10 a. m. ana
n m. proced tu sell at public auction
rom the nlatfolm of its freight depot
at Beaumont, Texas, the 1olo"lns
material: u,,.otod
125 pieces OF spiral seam riveted
steel pipe eighteen inches IN ulallielei
together with conf ting Dolls anu
rubber packing new with sad pipe
which material was consigned by the
American Spiral Pipe Wor"s to a. b.
Sanders more than three months prior
to his date and against which the
Teyarkana & Fort Smith Railway
company has q charge of four nun,
drnd and eighty three and @O-lOO dol
lars for freight. storage and demur'
ra-e charge. That the pipe connect
in~ bolts and rubber packing herein
brfore mentioned bears no mark
number or name thereon, and has re-
manned in the possession Of the lex
srI.ana & Fort Smith Railway com
many unclaimed for a space Of more
man three mouths since its receipt
and the o.yner~ thereof has failed q
claim the same and pay the freight
and o,hcr charges thereon.
THAT out Of the proceeds realized
from said sale. all freight demurraEe
and storage charges will be deducted,
also costs of sale incurred by advcr-
Using and overplus IL any. will be
mia eubicct to the order Of the own
o. -, Tho satisfactory proof Of owner
shin l.c'n- made by claimant -.
TENAREANA & FORT sMElh
ItN. co.
' - sc. GOD
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WANTED First class board for
one at Kirbyvile. Address c. NJ.
Jones, Kirbyville, Texas. "a 4tp.
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s-Hsr--bs Tor the Euc-T-l=e t-t
g. a. tht verE
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Nice clean stock gro
cvries, small lot Gents Furnishing
Goods in the stock. Good established
trade; sell to employees of Beaumont
Brick Company which pays off twice
month. The company holds out
store accounts for you. Good deal
for right party. See p. p. Jackson at
Beaumont Brick Yard for particu-
lars 2.wp
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Sour Lake Springs Hotel" rebuilt
and refurnished. Rates, $500 and
$3.50 per day. Meals so cents. Spec
ial weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
bus meets trains. fare 2E cents.
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WANTED-Cas offer submitted on
total assets of an oil company, includ'
ing outside lands; four ca wells on
Spindle Top. Office furniture, etc, all
clear. Any cash offer will be submit
ted by me to owner. Address Lock
Box 70, Beaumont, Texas. 9-3'3tc
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Tatum Bros. pay highest prices for
household goods. See us before you
buy. G52 Orleans st. S-22-1mp
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FOR SA1E.-Throe fresh cows viii
DaF#s. giving mHk az present Nd
Uu..a Nrs +. D.. Robinson. Loeb, Tex
S1Ifvp
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WANTED-5O Brick Handlers al
once at Loeb, Tex. 9'3-ste
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desiring list
class table board, close in, can secure
same by calling at 573 Elizabeth St
Old phone ass. S-3l Twp.
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WANTED-The public to know that
Tatum Bros. pay highest prices for
Second hand goods OF all kinds. I'M
mediate service. See us before you
sell 652 Orleans St. ....... S-22-1mp
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NICE Front Rooms for rent; can
DO used for light housekeeping;
screens, 373 Milan street near Pearl
90 3tp.
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FOR RENT,-Nicey furnished
front room with all conyenienccs.
Opposlt court house, has Pearl 81.
9-l-3tp.
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Tuh SALE 1uung mI'ch COWS.
guaranteed and fr-f calves. So 90. ID.
Ha.rI r. BarHhrre BIlIE-. new
rIHre H.. ur z7T N-fHi Co
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FOR RENT.-Neat, newly papcred
and painted eight room cottage; $50
per month. Apply 7GS Holmes ave,
New phone 900. S,3l 3tp.
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s76 Ps--f street
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FOR RENT-Handsome furnished
rooms for rent. 500 Elizabeth, two
blocks from p. o. New phone 2l0.
S1-l9-mp.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-04

Lamp Sale Tuesday at Vaughns.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1904-10-08
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

A receiver has been appointed for
the Consolidated Liquid Air company,
the reorganized Tripler concern, cap
italized at several millions.
Brigadier General William Scott
Worth, U. S. A., retired, is critically i'll
at the home of his nephew, DR.. John
T. Sprague, at Clifton, Staten Island.
Three hundred coal drivers struck
at Cincinnati Thursday. The main
issue is for the recognition of the I'M
ion, with which the coal dealers re-
fuse to negotiate.
Rear Admiral Wise, commander-in-
chief of the Atlantic training squad
ron, has recommended that the squad
ron spend the greater part of the win
ter in Pensa cola harbor and that vicin-
ity.
The remains of Sir William Vernon
Harcourt were buried in the family
vault at Naneham, Eng, Thursday
with the utmost simplicity and pri-
yacy. Ambassador Choate, Mrs Choate
and John r. Carter, second secretary
of the American embassy, attended
the services