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THE BEAUMONT ENTER PR I8E.SATUR DAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1904
BALLOTS AND GUNS
i hi; election day
llii'lr hiiiih ami iluuttlin ra. TliU bt p
pliii eh 'I'txai where who liaiiirully tm
Ioiimh In tint very front rank.
I'roperiy Iiuh In. -n lioiiKlit ami Ur
iH-KiiiiiiiiK of an endowment donate-l
whilo other hiiiiih are coining In for
(ho hiipMiri of tlm woik.
'I'h 0 iiatu iinlvt i hit lea of Mli liiKHii.
KanniH ami Vlrulnlu have Hlmlliii'
rhnlra which have madu for them
i'civcx an honoriil plu with the
fa-iiliy ami h ti(-n( h of thosu lntl
tiilloim. Tim lllhlo eluilr conimltu-o eon-
htH of .luilKt- T. .1. Hiowii, A. J
IIIi.-rH, MrH, A. H. WilKliiHon. of
Aunt In, Mra. M. M. Mlanlia. of Ua k
hart; Mrs. NVnlden nml MM, Id i
Vunxnnilt .InrvlH, of Fori Worth.
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DOES IT PAY
Now h the tim? to build trut house. We are preprrru
to furnish y ju the Lumber. Space does not per
mit u; j tell you just how much we can
save you on your purchase.
:. Come and see us. .:
WARRING POLITICAL FACTIONS
OF ARKANSAS MAY MIX
THEM.
THE KIRBY LUMBER COMPANY
Special Rates to Contractors.
ADVERTISE?
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YOU MAY LAUGH OR CRY,
Bui you cannot hKe our brand
new potent G!atej from your
eye It Is immaterial what shape
nose your nose may be. tome in
and see them
BECK JEWELRY CO.
LEADING OPTICIAN.
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TALK OF MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEERS
Condition in Crlttendon County Be
coming Serioui Enough to En
gage Attention of Officers
of National Guard.
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THE
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Bank of
Beaumont
Capital 8tock S200.000
Surplun Fund 100.000
Undivided Profits $71,000
Davidson, President L. M. Hcbert. Second Aost. Cashier.
VV. P. H. MccFaddin, Vice-President . wicss. uirceiu..
mo. n. eiiiucii, uircbiui.
W.
Frank Alvoy, Cashier.
W. C. Davidson, Asst. Cashier.
E. C. Ogdcn, Director.
con R. Levy, Director,
lohn C. Ward, Director.
I f-,vWf,n c-i jVIb
AT. LOUEA4
fHROUG'ri SLtKPERA'
Santa Fe and
Jomplcte
,crvicc
St(
Splendid
1 ruins
Harvey Dining Halls. atop-over at
Lureua Springs. W. A. TU LEY, Gen
ei.il Passenuer Agt.. Fort Worth, Tex.
TRI-ANGLE
ROUND TRIPS
HAY BE rUICHASED
to St. LeaU via Colorado and to Colorado via St. fault-
ASKXOUR AGENT FOR JtlEM
ONE WAY VlAv
A"TUC nriiwrn nn a rv
k. I III IJI 111 It K I J Zl 1 1
actuate daily
SOLID TRAINS
71
y IS
PALACE SUCPfLl
dtCAf'E CARS
This arrangement applies from nil points In the Southwest
and Includes 'Stop-over' privileges, tli.it you may enjoy
yourreal vacation ami If est In "COOL COLORADO"
before or after visiting the....
WORLD'S FAIR
A. A. ClISSON, Cin i Pass. fern.
fl.WORIH, II MS.
You can't afford
to miss the great
World's Fair
The j-reatet show ever Juki, an education
within itself, eq-'al to a journey 'round the
VOI Id.
Why not jjo now this month
Ha'c'j a:e very low, .iLVcmixlations are easily
l ad at tiastmat'e pin.es. K yo j are in elouM
sbot tne cost cf a vi1-1 you can purchase a
corr.j Jcte round trip mc! jdm railroad ticket,
riotfl accorio.l it s with tresis, admissions
to the F.-it "' 1 .'-'l ccAsnrv e jonse lr any
1 ;-TrHr of el'-vs at a cevtan f'iAcd price. tth
irra-ffrt'S rll ni!c in aJv.T ce. Wr;tc us
rbt jtl'us r-:ic- -Ij djy. The Coltn BtU
Through Daily Trains to St. L,ovii
E. W
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L' -I I : 1 K
P. T. A.
i i l.i
I. IMI. i Hock, Kept. l!.-r.)HHll.lllty
n li.iiililc lii ('ilH.ii(li)n c.iiiMly on
cltcliiin ilny, .Monday next, ' Ih khk
hi sled ill until ailvlccH rucolvcd loday
liy Ci'ii. V. II. llnyncH, coMiiiiHiulliiK
ilic HiiiK- khhiiI, who Ih nindi! awurc
oi irporis t lift t purllsaiiH of Sheriff
illliimsoii nro urini'd nml ready to
cuiiKt from MiKHlHHlppi to crittoniloii
ronniy in cuso ttiolr wrvipj-H nro
i dcil ly hiin. (ion. I In ynt'H rciilli-K
hy i IiIiik I he hIiiK; law mill cxprcHH
iiiK i ho opinion thai n lawful liiitiu
live mIiiiiiIiI In-Kin In Crillcnilon c-oun-ly
for such a piWHi- as Khali ho able
to i-iiI'iiito tin; Iiia'h liicrc. (ii-ticral
HayiK-M In Ills reply nay:
"While I am more than willing as
a clllen helievliiK in law and order
In Mihmll. your eommiinicutlon to me
lo (iov. Davln for hl.s Inforniatlon,
in veil h.-li-KM, I r-.o noi nee how the
exeeiillve or anv ofllelal here nt Mt
lle Hock can undertake primarily to
do anylliiiiK further 'than offer their
Kin d olllces to the Rood peoplo of j
i riiieniion eoiinty as n iieaoemalier
ami ho far as I am roncerned. I am
more than wj.lin lo uo there ikh-hoii-
ally and lend whatever liilluenee thai
I may pohhokm h an liullvidiial toward
ii HloriiiK peace lo that. Kreatly dlH
(nicle.l com in tin i I y. t
IN ADVISORY CAPACITY.
James K. Jonei of Arkantaa Will tie
Connected With National Dew'
ceraltc Committee.
New Yiirk, Sept. 2. Annoiim em"n
wuH made at ili-mocrallc national
heailiiiurterH today that Former Hen
utor James K. .lotus or Arkansas will
lm eoniiecleil wlih I Ins commiitoo In
an advlnory capacity. Ho will not
ho asslKiittd to any Kpeelal work or
department, llul it Is expected that
he will como to New ork and re
main hero where lie can he con-ulled
and Kivo the committee the- lienellts
of his txperlonce.l Charles .1. Walsh,
or Iowa, who was secrelnry of thu old
commit te0 and .1. .IoIuihoii of Kansaa,
ehulrman or the executive com
mltloo durliiK the last canipnlKn have
heen plaii-d in cIiiiiko tif ilepartiaenie
nt national headipiarter.
l-'urllier announcement Is mad'!
that Col. .lames M. (iulfey of i'enn
nylvanla, a nu-mlier of the executive
committee will he at headipmrlei
next, week and kIvc his I into and r.l-
teniion to politics until the end or
the campaign.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Corner Main and Fannin Streets.
Hcrvlce:; Sunday al. II a-, m. ami S.
p. m.
Kpw-uih l.eaKuo at 0 p. m.
Sunday Scl-ool ni jl:"o a. m.
Tho official hoard will nu-et at. Hie
church at ":'At) p. in. and it Is
I'liilanl Hint, every member in
citv be ires(-tl.
Dunn & Co's. Report.
Now York, Sept. 2. It. U. Dunn &
Co's. weekly review of trade tomor
row will say: Conlldenco Increased
each week as a larger proportion of
agricultural yield Is placed heyemd
tho reach of Injury and Industrial un
dertakings Is less interrupted i)y labor
controversies. It is not to lie expect-1
ed that tho business world will sud- !
dcnly abandon its conservative altl-1
tilde, purchases being still restricted j
largely to such needs as are already i
discerned but th evidence of growing i
disposition to provide for more re
mote requirements. Dry goods slocks
have been reduced much below nor-
Im-'inal and fall shipments are expand-
,ing in a healthy manner. Distribution
of merchandise is providing tlio rail-
NX extend a sincere Invitation to ways witli a largo tonnage.
;-ll lo come mid worship Willi us. Preparations are being made to
!!l rangers are '.Iwnyu welcome. Wo handle the enoinious crops and tliu
have eleclrle fans, good music, cou-'-'lng to ihe weeks of August show
icons n-ii'-rs, and comfortable pews, ing for thuo weeks of August show
Mid on Hits accoiini our chin li .n!- a gain of 1.1 per cent over the same
ways lias large 'ongrogal loiii without, time last year.
resort ini: lo vonsal ional ruethods (o
I'blnlii Mm ear or the people. Come
;:ml worship w'ih us.
v. A. CODMIOV. Pastor.
SHORT A QUEEN.
Judge Rellly, Well Known Character
Dead in Washington.
. Washington, 1). C, Kept. 2. Judge
W. Ceorge Iteilly, a well known char
acter about, town, whoso familiar
haunts- were around newspaper row
died hero yesterday nt the Washington
.'syliiin hospital from the effects of a
heat stroke suffered rome time ago.
Hai';ng from Virginia, he at. various
t'. lifts held public olllces here and was
a judge of claims commission tor that
stale. Twice ho wns 1'nite.l States
consul to places in Venezuela and at
on., lime was consul to Zanzibar, to
wl '-h office he was appointed by ro
r 1 1 1 - lean presidents. fine of tho
stories told of him but not niitheiili
ralo.l, was ihal when tilling I ho posi
tion of consul to Zanzibar he had
shot tin- ipiccti of the island with
salt and pepper because she persisted
in balbinu in lli- uai'b of nature ill
front of tin- American consulate each
mII.tiiooii. Ii was said (bat he was
i called for this net but the stale
dop-iri in. Mil records show tint he re
signed lli- Zanzibar consulate nfier
li"l'lini; it a year lie. nils,, of (lie death
of a iiiciiiIkt of his family.
Sliclil evidence of improvement in
tho matter of cotton goods were re
moved by the resumption of wide
price changes for the raw material
an;', aggressive specula! ions. Tlio
mills are naturally reluctant, to make
arrangements Xor future delivery,
where there is the, possibility ot a still
higher pr'-s for ,raw material while
buyers ure equally unwilling to tran
sact business at the pesent level. Im
provement In tho jobbing dry goods
trade promises well for the future,
however, and exports are again general.
CULLEN SUCCEEDS PARKER.
LOW RATES OVER THE SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC
I (Sunset Route)
Austin, Texas and return ?!!.45
Tickets on sale September 11 and 12
Pinal limit .September :!.
Austin, Texas and return.. ..S.15
Tickets on mle September i:' and
II; Dual limit September 22.
Colonist rates lo California points
j $27.50
I Tickets on sale September 15 to
October 15.
Calvesloii and return t."Q
Tickets on sale September 5 and (i;
final limit September 11.
Houston and return $'!.n
Tlckils on sale Seplnili. r H. morn
ing of the llth Inc.; linal limit iicp-
K niber li.th.
Orange, Texas and return..
On sab- Sepiember 5 and
i limit September 12.
i .Mexico Cily ami return. . . .
. On sale September ) to
I,
.!ic
linal
..::::.sa
II inc.;
linal limit "u days.
'Was Appointed Chief Judge of Court (leva. .Mexico and leliirn...
of Appeals. on sale Sepiember ti to
N.-w York. Sept 2. -Judge Kdgar final limit :! days.
M Cullcn, of HiiHiMyu
appointed clii. f Jn.lne
lol
win yesterday
of ihe court
Co. ci nor Odeil, sue
Alton It. Parker, re-
ippials by
idling Judue
signed
.Indue Ciilbll is a native of llrk
hti. ln-re In- van born I M-i mli r i.
PPS. lie sered durum Ihe civil a!
s. coinl lieiitciiani . I liile.1 Slates
iiil.iiut and as .olou.l of the !'!' Ii
.. York olnni.-i r inlaiilrv lie
iidmiii-d to tin- bar in I'm. wrv
l :i- l-i dlriel allollny from
tv-.T in ls? and - .i- i-naiini-r in hi. f
w 'Ii i.mk of I ri.i lM r ueiu ral on tlo
i t ;.! iii -r 'I il l. ii in 17.'- In
l.i b. .(s In t. d Mil-reini- "'lit
ji: i . i..r a i. mi of 1 1 wars n 1 a
i- . . -. iii 1 vi I .li.dm. Cull, n i
a 1 1. .'.., iaf Mtid i n-iw irinc a
Saliillo. Mex. ad return. . .
On Kile September ti to
final limit In days.
.Monterey. .Mex. and return..
on sale September 0 to
linal limit I" day-
A. U. Atkinson. O. P. A.
J K. Tool,.-. (
. . 115
II inc.;
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1 1 inc.;
. . $i ::o
II inc.:
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Residence Burglarized.
This it a fn-qiieiil . uraiiee ill
Itoanni'int. l;. anl!es i,f the many
effort-, that hair Im-oii made to pro
t,ei atant ili' M- tni'lni-ht no neb ih.
ar- l a ni.ht wsv tli.it muii-.
m e i- hiiiti-'I and ni"i.' or l
a!i:at ti s t ken.
1 he ! pi.it-'i-n acaiiiM ihc-i-buiuarii
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Our Store will close
at lO a. m. Sept. 5th
for Labor Day Cele
brations. Orders
for delivery that day
will be taken 'till
closing hour, and a
Special Breakfast
Delivery will be
made the following
moaning at O o'clock
Thf French MrKt Cro.Co.
THIS QUESTION HAS BEEN ASKED
Answer
The Enterprise Proposes to
This Question With a Big'
IE
It does not however propose to limit
its answer to Beaumont or East Texas
but it proposes to g'o over into Louisi
ana where the Enterprise covers the
ground hours before any other paper.
We here quote one letter out of
over a hundred the Enterprise can
furnish to show that we cannot only
cover Texas Territory, but that we also
cover Louisiana Territory as well.
Son Ami, La.
August 31st. 1904
Globe Furniture Co.
"Beaumont, Tex.
Dear Sirs:-
I haVe just seen your advertisement
in Sunday's "Enterprise". Vlcase let mc knob) if yoa
Will send the 3 piece Oak 'Bed-Room Suit at $13.85,
F. O. B. at Beaumont, also price of Springs to fit bed;
and What you Will ship the Whole for, freight prepaid.
Vlcase let mc hear from you at once.
J i,
Very Uruly Yours,
Mrs. J. E. Choppers
The Enterprise Wishes to
Distinctly Assert it Has No
riEE
LIST
But it has more subscribers in South East
Texas and Louisiana than any paper in the
state of Texas can boast of. .
If you are an advertiser and wish to
reach the people of this section ask the ad.
vjrtising man and if he coes not convince
you, don't advertise.
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