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THE BEAUMONT CNTlWPHISg FRIDAY. AUGUST St, 1904.
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BEAUMONT MLRPRISE.
Vbjbb4 Kvbry MortJng by
iJHC CtAUtfONT ENTERPRIII
PUSLI8HIN0 CO.
hmarprlM Building, Beaumont, Taaa.
Dtrd at th rrwtofflre to Iteiiiuot
M Second Claati Mll Matter.
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r wa:i mi I In- nf illn (in rlnx Hi' n who uri'li rni ihi.I tclcuriiiihy. an i.iistalned a lire lo., uf oiiiv' I.Vimiu.
; otm iliini: when iho hiiuT In' wu mix- 'I")' " about it ysU'iiiMi irully. I It In propo-cd to i .at., a fund,
- i. ii.l iMiuiil.im In a iimiiMr wiin Trouble hits been reported ui various which, n vuo of Io.h. it it lie drawn
In lli. tin' ili.il pillowed tin en pen
Hunter In ! u hix thonMiud llolllli
Mill It i.f illlIKH UJI'I ( lltll till ui 1 1 1. H.
'I'Ih' hiimini; of Arniiiiir & ('o h
point uIiiiik Hii' lllii'H, Mini If I lie per-
liiiiiiiiiiH run hi. urrihifl Hie com
I any Inii inU in prosecute in Hid limll.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1904.
Ttrmt of tfubicrlptlon.
On year 1 00
Tiro mootbi 1 10
Buoday, per year 1 00
I Kirn in )iTMur wrcol.i'd ih ilrK
'htori of J. I'. Iliiytcr. riiiisini; n oh
nf i,i'Hii in a JI'U'i'ii HKH'k nf ilriiKK
mid conuiio.Iotle and M'vi'ii'ly injur-
kIiii- win k m ut Chicago could ii'it lim tln proprietor. The hltiu was
iiiiiKi' tlir .triko hiiuiitiuii mull any ,l'""l '' an explosion if hom:calH
nr. v It I r It V.OIO bciiiK cm. l' Hlllil.'.l III Mm
iimaruiory. .mi. naynm nutr was
Imrii' d .nf his lifjiil. tls f'lee cvcroly
Mingle eopy
to
a
e e e e e e e
PRESS CLIPPINGS.
.scorched alii! mi"
:t"r h h ruins.
I iiml Injured. The
K.i ii nc (it-oven, a younn mini iilinttt
l'.i j ra r-i nli itti'i n midden death on
ujMtit for the amount iioccsHary to
covi'r the iIuiiiuki. Thin law wont
Into effect Jan. I. 1 1 :t. mill huh
thai iliiii-, or Mimrily i !ii-r;.Hr. lit';
Ktat limine Iian not I i t'll limned.
Jtni'r policies mo txiiriiiK. nnd noin'j
will hi' renewed. Tin' Kinto own.: u
ui ore or more of 1 1 i 1 1 c hulldilib''
which will ho effected.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
The Enterprltt Publishing company
la not responiibla for any debts con
tracted by Ita amployeea, of any char
acter whatever.
Olio of tln ciiIkIiiiih of iIiIh wo;i. i
Ik why iIioko papers eternally mil
cvorliiHtlncly IniritiiiK on ih vora
rlly of I hi' nlli'Ki'il lii' iil Iniht i!i
lint Html purki'rii'M in roiiiii'itliiii
wllll llti'ir iimth or, If iircTssary.
IiihiinuI of ihi'ir mihth, mnl thi'ii-l'y
miiki' n IhihIk'I of money even' Iwei,
ty in In ill en. We have in Texn. ki'-
oral prontlneiit ne papers
I I'Iiii-iiih. ii.riliiL. h.rs.lf fur iliu '" "f "In liroth. r, llatvy (irovo
aiipearanre of ilolll.leinilrteil llollH- "'"r l.llllipili'llH. The JOIIIIK limn WI'll
trt. Ii xvoulil hfi'in linn Hi.- pai-kern' hhsisiiiik In Kiilliefiiifc- corn when ami
htrike Is about all the excitement ilettly ho ankci IiIh hrother to laid
1 CliiiiiKo can cafelv lake o,i for tin; li-nm in lite wiikoii n lie was
pres. Ml.- Iluil.stoll I'okI. feelliiK III. Ilefore he could jjel .luci
- - 'the wak'ull llu 'ell to ITie k.iiii.hI a
Thai Ciipple Creek tiniilile mIih'M cor ;:e. Heart trouhlo, aK'-Tiivateil liy
lull ixliilil over II very lltl'Ke MCl.on workillK III the heat, Irt Kivell as liiu
ol t 1 1 1 1 i . Ltui it is as hiii iis the cause o ..it' yoitn man's Htnlilen
i ut of a leu ti' l while ll lasts, and iliatli.
lite nihility and slate aiiihnrilles an;
al outs as lo whose llkiltl it lHmny-! Kire destroye, the livery Klnlilo
way. San Antonio Unlit. 'known ns l he .Molesworih and Deals
Istalile ut C'ttero. Tin; ImildliiK was tin
The suite ieniimelil decides Hint tenanted, Hav lor lim KtoraKe of a
ill.- saen.i .Monnie noctriiie mis Hot r. v old IiiiukIi I ntld u llifesliiliK
liee,, particularly laceraled by the mnehlue IicIoiikIiik to Ml. CieorKO
llt iiish nel.nre of Mini Island in the ' . otmis. All is a total Ions. The
West Indies, first liecanse under tin; luil,inK owned by .Mrs. Moieswortll
law of nations any power IIii-IIiik an ,Vils ,Mred for 1 1. Sun. It is feared
iaKC if.
The well In process of horllii; at
the Water Ciimpiiiiy's plant in llat'iii
Koiiko s K-iliiiK iiIoiik nicely, ami a
depth of several hundred feet im
been reached, Willi i-plelldid pros-
poets of strlkinn the desired kind of
water. I'nder the eailh nl ! Ills
point lie unexcelled veins of the Ik
water procurable, and the coifuinor
of this luxury has out to tan - (lie
subterranean reservoirs to obtain it
In unlimited (luantltles. The Wnr
company Is now ftirnlhliK Union
Rouge with as line water n rin bo
found In niiy cltv In th country,
and Hie hrlnxliii; In of the now well
will materially mid to their fit i t'os
nil...-' " - - k - -J tin; tin. was ol incendiary origin, sits-
Koo.1 will and fixtures co:ild p isslbly ; " ' "'1" ' . , l'V l''' '" rcslliiR on a man who was
"' " , ." " seen in the vicinity ol the bllildtiiK
............. ........ i "." . In-fc.ro lim fire. Mo was iirrosled
while koIiik Into his irate dtinni? Hie
noi no otiiniueii nir less mini a i na r- i,, , t nllli i i-n i f)-i 1. 1 t.. I... -irl,.,l
tor of a million dollars. This aiiioinii aluiul ; and, third,
would In.'tall a vi-ry i;ood cow Millie; ,: "
; pi tablishmenl, In which 'Itese saute
,' pporil conlend edllorlally ever"
mornltij; there nro millions. Oho. you
' have illspfivorod an obstacle? They
wotilil have lo oblaln a new staff of
! artists for Iho nhnrmlr and let n'tl
j the ' old itts al the desks. Noth
ing nf Iho kind. The personnel would
remain the fame. The editor could
Mil the cows, his llriili'iKiiils could
disembowel thorn, and Iho repotieri
could work In the fertilizln depaii
mont. No lovllv Is Intended heroin.
When a man has so far fallen from
Rrneo that ho ncriiH'M every bittclii'r
In the land of being a thief and an
arrant, rogue II Is high 1 1 mo that
he return to hh proper occtipnl Ion.
As for Iho truth of their contention
you may verify lis falsity by know
ing that no unusually remunerative
Held can remain In the monopoly of
one set of investors. Anv business
that pays Ion per cent dividends Is
voon Invaded by that capital which
Is glad to buy government boncbi
paying only four. The truth or tin1
mutter Is that the papers know bet
ter, but (his Hogging or the rich,
this belaboring: of capital, this knif
ing print wise of men who bv liv -s
of Hi rift, and business Induslrv have
been enabled lo do Ihlng-i plcas.'s
the masses, the restless, surging,
tumultous masss often warring
iigalust their own bread and butter
and taught by (hose demagogue
tlml when a man has accuinulaleil
enough money to start a hutch;':1,
idiop that ho is one of the Devil'-
own. Hrltig on the cows, and let
I host; protesting scribblers have a
whirl nl the game.
because the llrit
i:i I'aso Herald.
lire and jaded.
President Roosevelt has refused lo
Interfere in Colorado, on the ground
that fiovernor I'eabody mid (ieueriil
t:,.ll fie. fkt.l.. ... ki. .. ,irr,.i...j -Pl.t..
is a guarantee that the mob and tin'' 1 ,'.!'l'.!m " 'r"Mi" '.""" """ "
The hoiiiIi bound freight of the
Houston Hast and West Texas Rail
road, ran into the wagon of W. C.
Winchester will continue to appeal
of (iarrison. .Mrs. Jack Collins of
ti Iho law of iniohi ami not th.. i;i w : """. "'.xas, a sister oi .Mr. I.eo,
of the land. I'Vderal troops should;"'"1 "l'r lwo r-ti. Mrs. rtlinnic
be it; oil to ptil down rioters, either ,la,'ls. nothor sister and Minnie
labor or capital rioters, where the Martin, a Utile niece were In the
governor of a state either fails or i-o-wi," wi"1 Mr- --' Hosslu Collins
fuses to do his duty. The law should ' snstainoil a fracture of the clavicle
be supreme and not the mob. Dal-1 all(l the others were slightly bruised.
las Herald. One of the horses was killed and the
wagon considerably torn up. The
The controversy over the refusal . whole outfit was ditched making it
or the postolllce department to name I quite a narrow escape.
a hamlet in Mississippi after Oovcrn
or 'n fl.-i in n n of that state has brought
out very clearly the fact that the peo
ple of .Mississippi for the first time
In I heir history have elected a gov
ernor who is not even a gentleman.
aribiniaii confesses that
election he wrote for his
The following appointment for mi
nor olUcers were announced : ('has.
I.. Trlehe, aldormrn, town Donnld
son ville, vice Frank llergeron, re
signed. W. II. .Murphy. Justice ol
the petire, ward one. Lincoln parish,
vice A. A. Kahn, failed to qualify.
Wm. li. Singleton, constable, ward
one, Lincoln parish. no election.
Frank I.ahrao, staxu armorer.
W. S. Hadot, Sr., Mavor town nf
Tiago. vice K. C. Miller, re igned.
The following clerks of registration
have been appointed: .1. F. T'tko
vimt, Franklin parish; It. 1 Jackson.
Winn parish: C. Calloway. Richland
parish: 11. W. rfagee, Washington
pnrlsh; Auiiien Oliver, Lafayette
parish.
The news from the Humble oil field
yesterday was of a highly encouraging
nature, and the prospects aro good
for the saving of the present well. A;
previously slated the gas blowout has
before his been checked, and the drill has been
paper the .withdrawn some, but it Is again flrrniv
brutal and Indecent article concern-1 stuck. An effort is now being made to
tug i lie mot nor or i-rosiiienl Koose-i.siiik smaller pipe in the hole forcing
volt which induced the action of the the drill down and thereby releasing
post olllce department. The long-'p. (;,)(, ,.. l,as ,CI1 mu(le Jn
haired executive of .Mississippi Is a ,,j.s ,roctlon. and those entrusted
weal; Itnllat lo of the late W. C. : with (he task are confident of success.
i.i.inM in mis stiiic wimioiu iirann s
genius and
Sentinel.
The last legislature passed many
good laws, but none was of more
importance than the law relative to
public school.",. This is Hi" gnat
need of the stale, and I hey provided
thnt none but competent men should
fidministei1 the affairs of the pnrisn
schools. It Is necessary to have
men in lino with the advanced edu
cational views of ;he thinker) of
the slate to produce the lies re
nids, and to I his end sertion S of
Act HI" of 1!I0I was adopted, super
viv'ng section N of Act 11 of l!iJ.
Ti o new sect ion reads as follows:
T! ;o parish board shall elect or
appoint for a term of four vcai-s a
parish superintendent, who shall be
ex-ofJioio secretary of the hoard. H"
thai! bo a person of high moral char-"-t'ter
and n practical educator."
culture. Nacogdoches
I'o.-.sibly there may be a gcnll"
hunch in the itatcm"tit thai lit"
government s prejudiced against
Aransas I'ass for (he reason that
It is not altogether a federal work.
The Aransas I'ass deep water tn :i -
An absurd rumor Is going the
rounds of the press to Iho effect hint
three men at a point below Shrove
port were recently poisoned fmm
drinking beer from a barrel which
afterwards was found to contain n
(teiui moccasin snake. What rot! as
the poison of a snake can only nf-
i feci a warm blooded creature bv lio-
lug Injected directly into the circula
tion. The poison of the most venom -!
ens serpent If taken into the stont,i' 'i
i having no other effect than to nause
ate the individual. The men in nues
tion may have died from seeing
"snakes" after drinking ,i barrel of
beer, hul not from soaking them In
II However, It is said that the wrvv
veins which traverse the eyeball, be
coming congested with blood from a
long debauch, assume the form of
snakes to th" distracted brain of I ho
ili baiiiiier. Rust In Leader.
Oil exports continue to view this field
w5lh the 'keenest f 'interest, and
many of them are conlident that tile
Harrett well will yet blow itself in.
Those persons visiting the field yes
terday think that something will be
doing before a groat while.
LOUISIANA NOTES
know til!
imprisoned and
that made tint any
Illumination.
Dark wn? the nlglit my -oiil
yen ertin,'
A shackled lliiiiK.
prime.
A t.nigiielcss bell that made
tone.
A l-.'-irl all hnre if I'.ve's illmnlni; tlnme
Ard t li ti - ymr kinillh' kiss!- that swift
lid r-l.iim
; . '; life as very fuel for Its own,
Vy little dnys l.nt :ir, the faj-ms strnwn
It, lM tae tires sa-T.l tn Love's name I
And renv tli darkling ember and the
ash
Ot that Erent lumr are left tn r,ie aloae;
l.'pon :ay life t he ' raindrop dash.
j;y C!ie .put nr-atli uf waalni; a'ltinnn
4)
Yet.
a a a
a a a
a a a
Orange growers on the lower
coa.-'t have nliandoued the kero.sein;
and rosin treat riicnt for scales and
aro cultivating the lady hug. which
insect has been found to be greatly
destructive to scales and harmless
to the trees.
Mown
heart o
lu-ht
Of that llrst
uluhl.
Jetsie Stnrrs
me! the jdihilug and t.'ie
l-,iss are with nie still to-
y rrls In LUeiary Wurld.
A "DIM EFUL" AS A DOTE.
ter was al one time in th
private Inlcn-ls Just as the
of the lin.i,s was. and diiriti
bands ol '
i
TEXAS NOTES.
haw. a merchant, of
hteiw
I eralc
a i.roiniii. ui cilii'ii
veteran who d 'd
mi Confed"
' ently.
II I oi 1 1 ll
I I' rani. Iv liens
: ii u- i .. i.i i i i..
" "i. HI" 'oil ..'.---.I'l III
'tme (lie government would do not :t J .; mid died in thirty minutes.
Ing In the matter, just a- it woul I ; ' as d a.s a son of ('apt. J. W. II
do iiolliini; in th,. mailer of li.ipnn-in-;
the I 'on Artbltr cliahhi I were it
a.' l ed to do t..i. ,r an :1ie tho'
llileie.sli ,1 in i be Araiisa.. l'.i - pi i
Jec'. hy will. Ii C.irpii:, flinij e-.p. ,'s
.secure i w . in t,. , , ,,
em that III. i. i at
pari of Hi.- poem
A young white man named Hdward
I. Hill has surrendered to the aittb
orities at i'laipiemine, staling that
he was a deserter from the Knifed
Stales Navy. Commander Terrell of
the Naval Station at Algiers was
notillcd.
T!." I'nion Iron Works of .letining.;
was incorporated with a capil.'l
slock of J.'i.iMiii to conduct it m.i
c:.!ne shop at the oil (hdils. .1. ;.
his Fniti Ii is president, lieiijamiu Fre
l'- I man secrelnrv ami K. U Savoie
i n usurer.
to Hie wh.ui. i-i
iil jei t:oii on the
P
merit to spend
money at 1 1 1 : 1 1
M.l'.ll 1 1 th.
a I roper aiin.uiii
I i i i - for in., f.. i
. nil'' III I 'II 1., i oi r.
The li e ycar old daughter of Mr.
iin. I Mrs. Henry Miller wns kicked by
i li'ir..' h:l. laying in th,. yard at
I'.il. sf inc. ll is not known exactly
i.w i' .'i-eerred. bin the clt'ld is in a
i iy cnlna! eoiidilion. H.r skull l
f i .1 ft lo eil in , rral ptaees mi, li i
I', ai.'d 111. 1 1 s! :,. will not reenver.
.1
It Is sigiiilieani lo d. .
I m.s s m hi to I,, so! ,
t he oim r on t Ii. .i eh.
I It III. I; t Is It;. till.., I
Whi t. Ill ptl;ll.' . 'II,
and pan U rompl, te.i a
I- Hi '1 . lioiiu ,i l.li,,
.ui a. t top u a-- t.. k ii ti
l W.I
1 oil.
- if
.' !.!
. . l i.
I I'l.
ll..
pi.
Mi'N. al Jr.. iicling as natch-
man "I his l.iiier at lite 1 1 1 1 ' : s p.iiut
s'o . ... S"7 'l'!ais si reel. Hollstoii .-i,i(
at ollie. r M nard. who lliinking Mr
..il w.i- a burgl.-ir. Ire . I to i nt. r
" I,, and .Mi N. a was -iiuek oer th"
li ...I wtilt a i i.. The iin-iaki. was
t - ii d: cm i. . and there the trotitee
ii I' d, al'-r hating 1'i.p neatly fatal.
I Coroner Stafford of Alexandria
viewed the bodv of Willie Che-.v. who,
, died from a gunshot wound at the;
i hands of another little negro, chariest
Kv otl. both I" j ears old. on l.odi I
, I Ll II I it 1 1 ill . He ..rollolltieeil 111"'
killing a.- accidental.
"Cllv" Allilersou. a negro. aged
I " V'.ii-, of Itiiymi (inula. ,a.. nr-
t rived in Alexan ler on a vtsi'. to
; lehltn. s. and. Miter wnlkitig iiboet
I t'-a lil.H'l... . f,. ,e;,. Col'0 .ri
j Si. -iff. ltd viewed the bodv :it!.t pr i ,
! ii'i'iiie.'d death due tr.uu taking e-'
; ere' e to,, soon iitter il 'f'Vere eas"
"f litl.'Ml'to'lla . tl .it the llegr i sh'l'll'1 '
I'aie been lu l.d. instead of t r.n . I '
! ing '
Otd-Fashioned Method of Measuring
Medicine Still Practiced.
A man went into a New York drug
store and asked the clerk for a rem
cdy for indigestion. Th" clerk sifted
a pink powder into the so'es.
"Tuke a heaping ilinieful .if this,"
he said. "U will bring vou aruand all
right."
The man's astonishment was almost
powerful enough to drive av.av the in
digestion without the aid of the powder.
"A dimeft!!?" ho ejaculated. "What
kind of a new-fangled system of meas
urement is that you have horn?"
"It Isn't new," replied the r'."r
"And it Is very pimple. Just t:il:e a
dime and pile as much of this pov.dot J
on it as will L-tick. That will i e the
proper .lose. You couldn't g' t .. any
luon' exact if you meas'ir I for hail
an hour with scales and spoons."
"Well," said tae i nstomer. "t!i!-i ts
a now one on nie." Tl'.en he p: ei I
I ed to measure out a dose of the pink
! powder. As he did so a man staroLna
1 cl'Mo beside him sigh" 1 reaiir.isc ntly.
i "It makes me feel about ten year:
' younger to nee you do that." Iiu nabi.
"They ii. ed to nu asnr.' medicine that
i ay when 1 was a kid. I sup;-. e I
, n odero .lpplinnceK ha 1 driven all t'."i
old meihods uf im asuretneiit out i f
tlie mark, t."
.mii ,ir an. said the cierit. . re
nro lots . f places where they stil! take
r.n Jicitic by the dlme'iil. '
i
i
The Winding Up cf
THE SUMMER SEASON
All odd lots, broken assortments, etc.,
all summer fjoods must go
.Summer ends Sept. 1 at the Nathan Store.
CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT
Choice of any light color Out tig Suit
Coal and I'aiits, In the si ore. loruu r.
prices of which were 7.50, ln.'ni and
I2..rili. balance of tiie
month 5.J)0
(ill days mere of hot weather.
Only l:i Salts in the store.
Choice of any dark color Summer
Suit, can be worn all winter, former
prices l.i.nn mid ti.."iii, balance
of iho month
"2 Hoys' long pants Suits, light mid
dark colors, worth up lo 7. .in, balance
of the
month 1.1)3
S'zes ll, 13, iij'aiul 17.
MEN'S WASH SUITS
Mine mid brown Linen Suits, worth
up to 5.0i) a suit;
Striped and checked Linen Suits,
worth up lo ri.ni) a Suit:
White Linen and l'iquo Sttils. wortli
up to .l.ni) it Suit; balance of this
month, a Suit 1 .fiO
Men's Summer Coats of White Linen,
Hrown Linen, White Duck, (Inty Al
paca, worth Lit) to -.05, to clean Ihetii
out al once
choice 5()(
Only about !2 Coats in the lot.
Men's Checked and Striped Cotton
Coats, worth up to
1-0" '27C
MEN'S PANTS
li.'lft pair .Men's Fanls. suialile for
late summer and early fall wear,
light and darrk patterns. The light,
patterns include values up to l.jii;
The dark patterns include values up
lo ::..lu. n.-ilance
this month l.JiO
Iiltte and brown Linen Pants, wartii
l .io a pair,
"' 75c
.Men's odd Vests, v.orlh up to 1.50,
mosilv small sizes, to dose out
quickly, choice 10
Zi it113
Odd lots Men's .5o and l.'.M Fur Hals
also I'nrker and Iiosseeit campaign
Hiits, the lot. wortli 1.5",
balance of the mouth chooice. . J)JJ
Any Boys' or Men's Straw Hat in the
sloro,
choice IOC
Values up lo l.oti.
Men's Low Quarter Shoes, Soti'ln-rii
Tie, plain too, wortli up to -.50, to
close out tlrs tuoiith, choice
t per pair )"(
Stilts.
hum-
Mr;j'f,
Bargains in
FurnihlnK(Joods
That cannot be Equalled Any.
where in Tcxa.
l.lu dozen '.Lie iiml 7.1c Nirhgeo Shirts
ju pttcale ami madras, in neat dark
designs, light mid dark colors.
Choice Ji."
(His lisle Ihreadil I'mlerweai. sold al
l..'i :t gartiieiii, our n gnlai price 'Xn'.
now,
a garment
I in nor Suit, sold only In
Il'ii dozen Men's 5'tc and 7.1c
tiler litderwear, al
a garment '2 !
Main an I Fancy, llalbriggan. Nu n
!oo. and llobliinet.
50 Men's Linen Collars, fancy brands'
mostly large and small sizes
slightly soiled, each 5
Til fee for inc.
'5 dozen Men's Rubber Collars, worth
",1c, balance this monlh
at ir
Two for -5c.
Two lots of Neckwear. Silk Shield
Fow Ties, wortli 15c to -'tic, balance
n' ihi:, month
at 10
-Mo String Ties. IMc and 50c Four-ill
J lands mid lots 2.1c Shield
Two for I'.lc.
Hows, balance this month,
i 15?
Two for 25c.
Siirgettt's Work Gloves, worth 1.00 to
L.lu a pair, balance this
nioiiili, a pair 7
.Men's 25c Leather Holts,
ni ir
.Men's 25c Lace Half Hose in solid
black and solid red, this sale at
':ii1' ITtd
! rear for 5oc.
BOYS' WASH SUITS
MOSTLY RUSSIAN HLOI'SKS
At 2fc. 45c, 75c. 1 10
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