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STALWART WON
AT SIIEEPSIIEAD
$ Koyi the tim? tobuilJ that house. We are prepered
" to furnUh you the Lumber. Space does not per
tnit us to tell you just how much we can
save you on your purchase,
X :. Come and tee us. .1
if
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word, If Pnid
in Advance,
Positively One
HE TOOK THE 925,000 ANNUAL
CHAMPION STAKES.
Cent a Word If
THE KIRBY LUMBER COMPANY
Special Rates to Contractors.
Charged.
The Teeymieh Stakei the Feature
of the Chicago Couree Waa Tak
Na
Ad. UKea for lata Uen SSc. Adi ordered to ron
farther notice will bo charged till ordered out.
tut
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en by Foniulaea Other
Turf Newt,
ESTABLISH I 9 1839.
$ fctTRoirl fj& :
R. MVMOTHNER
the
'.CROCKETT STREET,
POPULAR JEWELER
, . . ..BEAUMONY, TEXAS
W. C. TYHIlrXl-. Pr. and UT A. M. M'FAIW'IV. Vlo.'-i'reo.
IJ , n. vi.i u... it n K'fiK VKM.. Trbaaurer.
b. i,. in 1 i.wn, ..'.j.
W. C. TViUtKIX, Jr., Ahhl, B'cj. and Treasurer.
Heywood OH Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF
CRUDE on.
OF BEAUMONT AND 80UR LAKE, TEXAt.
Complete Equipment and all Facilities for quick deliveries,
OFFICE: Kylo Opt ra House Eld'g.
References Any of the Beaumont Banks.
! oooooeoooeoeoooo t reooooeoeoeoeoeoCH
liana Brick & Tile Co., m
Makers of Common
BRICK
The Best BricK in the World
Address: LOEB, TEXAS
FUEL OIL,
Higgins Oil 6 Fuel Co.
Beaumont Texas.
Producers and Shippers of CRUDE PKTKOLEUfl from Sour Lak
and Beaumont. Storage Tanks Beaumont, Sabine,
Morgan City and Sour Lake.
Unexcelled facilities for making prompt shipment by rail oi
water. Wo vJso solicit towinK on tlio Gulf for new tuff.'
'Gilbert" am1 "liiiTKins." Correspondence solicited.
NEGHES
TORS:
(INCORPORATED.)
COKNEK OF KOW1IS AND SAIJINE 8TKGETS.
Heavy Casting, Forgine and Structural Work, Saw II
Work a Specialty. Well Machinery Built and Repaired.
BOTH 'PHONES 207.
Z
The Petroleum Iron Works Go.
STEEL OIL STORAGE TANKS.
All Classes Plate and Sheet Iron Work. Fael
Equipment.
Tanks Cut and Rebuilt
Short Notice.
Old
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on
f
Matn Office and Works--Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch OfficesGodchaox Build
ing, New Orleans, La.; American National
Bank Building, Beaumont, Tex. ...
1111 ICE. LIGHT MfllStt
LIGHTING AND POWER
ICr; AND COLD STORAGE
Ha;e FaraUh! ea Application. All Order Fece':e Prsnipl Attention
.Main Office 3S0 and 3S2 TcVir St.
Hebert & Hubert.
HU1 CHEWS and
!ea1ert in Uve St oik.
lyonk t f "T zr n 1 n i . '.r i n.
ra'wd unit i 1 perk ; a ;,
tit M:a H.-ol. IS " I ' ' 7r".
htttRT A HEBIRT.
V. WIESS & SON .
Fire. Biter and Var.ur, Arrld'Tt '
; ti, i
I'll Tp
W.i.
I
a
iVn"(wit. Tciee.
NfW York, Kept. 10. HiaUart wMli
ItiiMi'iii iii tin1 himIiIIi-, iiiiiI 'C'j.l
riiiiii'o In l lii lulling, won tin
iimi miiiiiiil i champion slakes a
Slii'i i-iiin tay tinliiy, M.ijor Pain
tc -1 II I I huh hi'i oihI iiiii) Broomstick
tin- fii veil Hi' third.
A MHr lii-lil nf luiiiilli up horses
Iiici i I hi' Miiiii r in Hut nice. The
liOniii'M was U'u iiml out- iiiiiriiT
iiiiIi-n. HriMiiiistirli wim iilwnyn Hi"
iliitU'c iiml was heavily lituked, ills
price droppim; rrnin even money lo
!i in In. In i ho stretch, .Major Main
ni l lli-lil. wim liail In i n Iiihi all tin1
wi'y lii'uan in iiiiivo up on tlu fast
1 1 ri in; lli'iHiinsllcl; iiml di-al the Pi
voiito, won III)' ri-iil Kasii-rn lianili
ra;i .ili-fi'iilliiK a llrsl-clasK lli'lii.
On Oiliihi-r in, Hie I'liiiri' si ml or
ilii- luff (!. Whilnry will Im hiii
hi iiiiciion ai .Maillsnn nipifro Car-
It'll.
Klrsl, the WfHlliiiry t'stf plerhnNn
alionl 1 1-2 inlli-x, (iouil ami I'lonly
won: Uii' KiikkciI Cavalii'r kitoihI;
l)alTi;lowu.JJIIIy-third; . Time 6:u!.
Si'coihI. nix fiivloiiK Ilainlzarn
.von: Sliolunn sci'iiiiil; Flying Ship,
ilnr-l. Time
i'Hli'1, fircnl KiiKd-ra , liamllr-ni),
'.fx fiirlonRft. Fiilnrlry coiitho Trmll-
lion fMi: Fanilria wrmiiil; Unrnl
Hill!) third, rriino 1:JI :i-r..
Foilrllu (Tin nnnnnl olmmplon, ?25
flfio, 2 1-4 miles Stalwart, won; Ma
lor DalnKorllold Horonil; liroornstick,
tlilnl. Tlmo 3:54 n n.
J-'it'lli. fi 1-2 furloiiKS Tea C.ro:-
won: Jerry c. Secoinl: NiniicK, mini.
J'lmo 1:05 3-5.
Sixth, mill' nii'l n furlong on turf
Flexion won: ICtl Derney seeoiul
I'r.nei' Hilng .t li i nl. Time 1:51.
' WANTED.
' wANTKl) To Imy
jtailoil Jerm-y cow, 1
a i-Iieup ' four
O. Ilox KM.
WANTHIl TO TllAlK City lm
or outxiiii! Uiniis for liiiiilier. Apply
or nililn'fH II. F. I'ye, V. Ulanrheiie
biillillng. City. 11 :ttp
VA.Ti:i Two or threw nleely
i'iiilpped riMinm, nil cimvi nli iK i-rt for
llulit lioiiHikeeplng. Jteferenn.
Aililrcsu 1. O. Hox -HJii. '.1-11-21 p.
WANTHIK A flr.it clnss inouliler,
jm rnmnent job ami gooil wagos for
Highl nian, niUHt Im cm liauil by the
llth. Adilross Vernon Iron Works.
Lt'OHvllle, 9-10-3 (c
The Day at St. Louis.
SI. Louis, Sept. 10. Taby Tosa
won today h lealures at Deimar rat?:.
Siiinniary:
l-'irsl .Six furlongh Felix Ma.y.os
won: loin Itowe second ; l-aimeite
lliriil. Time 1:1(5 3-1.
Second, live and one half furlongs
lack Aloran won; .Moll wood second;
Piiiuc third. Time 1:10 1-2.
Third, mile and seventy yards
.einon (!irl won: 'rrlplo Silver snc-
niid; Alhena third.. Tln.e 7:17 1-r.
Fourth, mile and eighth handicap
faliy To.-a won; .lust So second;
lack Young, third. Time 1:55 1-2.
Fifth race, six t'rulongh Lore! In
M. won; Fruit, second; Layson, third.
lime 1: 11 3-1 -I.
Slxt-h, mile and Itiree sixteenths
Never Such won; Luliin, second:
Mainspring, I bird. Time 2:03 1-1.
Sevenlh. six am half turnings
Miss Manner!) won: Crime, second:
'our quo Pais, third. Time 1:22 I I.
Results at Chicaqo.
Chicago, Sept. 10. Fonsoluca wow
Ilie Teciimscli stakes the foul lire.
First, six furlough Determination
won: Durbar, second; Chats, third.
Time 1:13 3-5.
Second, live furlongs Kurtzman
won: Hello Kinney, second; The Mist
third. Time 1 :00.
Third, Teciimscli slakes, one and
three elghlhs miles Fonsoluca won.
Itiagg, second; lirancas, third. Time
2:1!) 2-5.
Fourth, six furlongs Mini Mnllnh
won: Koliin Hood, hclond: Silent Wa
ter (bird. Time 1:12 3-5.
Fifih, six furlongs.! Ilig Ben won;
Hon Homo, second: Nannie Hodge.
I bird. Time 1:12 -1-5.
Sixlb. five furlongs Silver Skin
won: .Inncla, second; Haviaua, third.
Time 1 :0n 3-5.
Seventh, mile and sixteenlb Itun
irnnnon won; Sleiliens second; Tele
phone, third. Time 1:1(5 2-5.
SHIRTS
Made Up lo Sell
FOR
One Dollar
With our own
them
label in
For One WceK
Only
70 Cents
3 Fer$2.00
The Manhattan
Louis Mayer.
lUiuu mum
YANTKD A mnchlnest, ono capable
cf taking chnrgo of a nnithlne shop.
C.ood wugos Bend rcferrncos with ap
plication. Address Vernon lrn
Works, Locsvlllo, Ln. 9-10-3 tc
VANTKI Rxpert stenographer and
competent olllco lady wants perma
nent posltlirti. Can furnish excellent
references. Salary not less than $50
per month. Address Hox R5, llenu
monl, Texas. 'i-lO-ul-2 tp
MISCELLANEOUS.
UOKLUS FA I It VISITORS All
necoiuinodullims with reliable people.
I'lirl lea 50 ceiils ill( h cIoko lo
groumls. J. C. Lung, 1151 lloilla
iiinhi uvoniie.
nt'VKKa AND CONTItACTOriS.
For iron fences, brick, counters, lloor
rnilings, fire escapes, window guards,
elevator enclosures, cabs, grille ami
wlro work for nil purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort .Worth,
Texas. tfo
WAXTICD Young couple desire
room and board wilh private family;
house containing modern convenien
ces pud well located. Answer , P. O.
box, 423. 9-10-7 tp
WANTKI) Competent section or
track foreman. Apply to McShane
Lumber Company, No. 435 Wioss
Huilding. 9-9 3tp.
WANTED, to Rent At once, a nice
house, 12 orr 20 rooms; suitable for
private boarding bouse, in good loca
tion and good conditions. Would
prefer it furnished, if possible. Ad
dress G. S. H., cure Enterprise.
WANTED A nositlon as cashier
by nn experienced young lady. Can
handle typewriter. Address 557
Franklin St., Heaumont, Texas. 8-wdh
WANTED liy. Sabine Tram Co.,
Deweyville, Texas, 25 to 30 men (o
truck, slack, and load lumber on the
yard and at planer. Good wages and
permanent employment. Married
men preferred. No letters answered;
apply in person to W. C. Gray, Dewey
ville, Teaxs. 9-4-1 f
Ladies go where the crowds go, all
are going to see those nice gas moves,
aud they are, having them put In too;
It is time and abor saved to have
gas put ln, your houso, we have
many Btreets that we have no gas
mains, but will get them all soon.
Cahler avenue, Hebert, Magnolia ave
nuo, Llborty avenue, Crockett, Pearl,
Park, College, Forsythe, Orleans,
South Park, Austin, Bowie, Pine, Bon
ham, North and Railroad avenues,
hat is a few streets w ero ready for
yoa Wo
lf you want to Jenrn of good invest
ments In a new, town, call nl room 32.
3rd I'oor Dullon Hotel until Sepl.
13th. Fealher.slon Choctaw, F. T.
Townsite Conumny, Whitten & Ills
bop, agents. (. , il-10-3 tp
HOME COOKING Mrs. S. W.
Mazes will begin serving 'meals
Saturday at her private boarding
house, 12 or 20 rooms; suitnble for
room at reasonable price. 9-9 3tp.
$5.00 PER WEEK Room and
board at the 'Metropolitan, 221 Travis
strleet, next to ileaumont Steam
Laundry. 9-lw
WE CAN BUILD YOUR HOUSE FOR
LESS; because We make our own
lumber and brick, We are also in posi
tion to give you time on at least ono
half the cost price, or can take as
part pay a few desirable town lots
at. a reasonable price. Address G.
Care Enterprise. 9-9-3.T.P.
Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Peail,
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Hebert, Forsythe Col
lege. Park, Pine and Main Sts.
For $25.00
BEAUMONT GAS CO.
J. S. GORDON CO.
PHONES No. 32
WANTED The public to know that
Tatum Bros, pay highest prices for
Second hand goods of all kinds. Im
mediate service., See us before you
sell. C52 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
WANTED. For IT. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For Information apply to
Recruiting Officer, Postomce Huild
ing, Beaumont, Tex. 7-3 e.o.a. u
NOTICE Mrs. Dr. Soeord is now
located In the Keith building. Rooms
12 ami 13, where she is prepared lo
treat all diseases by the latest amr
most complete system now in use.
Hot air and vapor baths given. Con
sultation free. Now phone 355. Mrs.
Dr. Secord, Naturopoth. 9-11-t-wp
Home killed beef, veal, mutton,
pork. and poultry; ...Treadaway build
ing. GO to Price and Johnson for Wood
and coal. Ring up 'phone 105, and
it will bo delivered lo you at once.
9-4 Imo
WANTED The Enterprise hau
some Gasoline cans and ink barrels
for sale very cheap. 7-S-tf-dh.
-4-
Tatum Bros, pay highest prices for
household goods. See us before you
buy. (152 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
FOR SALE.
Oil SALE 12
practically new.
(J. box 030.
Gem oil burners
Cheap. Address P.
910-3 tp
von SALE 3 voting milch cows,
guaranteed and first calves. $43.00. Dr.
liaird, V. lllanchette Building: now
phone 120 or 5 j. 8 Jb-i-i-c
Sour Lake "bprtngs Hotel," rebuUl
and refurnished. Rates, $2.03 and
$2.50 per day. Meals 50 cents. Spoo.
lal weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
hus meet trains, far 2S ?nt.
FOR KENT.
FOR KENT Bonn! and room
1035 Broadway; electric lights;
and cold water.
at
hot
9 7 wdh
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
rooms. Hoi and cold hath. Electric
lights. New plume . Opposite Koitn
Park. S"7 IVnrl. corner Wall St.
FOIl KENT One very desirable
room, all modern conveliii nee. C23
Magnolia Ave. 11 P
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
The Cotton Belt has put on the
very low rate of $11.70 for the round
trip, Shreveport to St. Louis. These
tickets will be sold September 3, 4,
6. 12, 13, 20 and 27. These tickets
allow seven days in St. Louis, and
will be honored on our "St. Louis
Train" In its Chair Cars and Hand
some Day Coaches. Don't forget the
dates, and that tickets should he by
the Cotton Belt, from Shreveport.
The St. Louis Train leaves Shreve
port at 4:45 p. m., and arrives at St.
Louis 11:30 next niornig.
Write U P. Smith. T. P. A.,
218 Milam St., Shreveport, La.
8-31 27t
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This Space
Belongs To The
, mmk m
Beaumont College of Music and Art
COLLEGE STREET, opposite High Sshool.
MRS.!F. A. HYATT, Directress.
; Mrs. Hyatt and
"The host actors in the world
either for tragedy, comedy, history,
pastoral, pastoral-comical, historical
pastorical, (trasiioal-historioa!, tragi-catbniicaVisloricSil-p!?s4'rlcaHsccno
indfvtdualable or poem unlimited;
Soiera cannot be too heavy noi
Plautus too liebt" at the Olio
FOR RENT - Three nicely liinii-n-ed
room-:. Complete for li-ln Imiise-k.-epint.
i:eiylliing roimnien.
'lo-e in Ptiva'e family. Acply 2".T
Cillei;.. H'vi. ltiM ii Pi arl anl
Mam. li::ip
t)U KENT- Hand ;imi H- f'irtiishe.1
rooms tor r til 5:'2 IZIi -;il- li. two
blocks fpm P. O. New 1'hniie 210.
M IS- ro p.
.
rTUNIPIlED KOOMB Erntl
furtilfhed r.irnia, with or wit htm t
tpie Miif- nr'ftftite t-fc-tfc
ni vr.i
1". tiTI'l'l I
.- ' a-'" tid.
ti.i c.;i-1 - .
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STRAYED.
1. J l -.TT.-l
L 1 . h 'IP
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f ' r at .1 f.
,i I -.... ii t
Dr. Eugene I. BowsKy,
SURCE0N CHIRP0DIST
- Room 2. Neches Flats
Practice exclusively confined to the
treatment of Corns, Bunions, in
Growing Toe Nails, Warts and all di
seases of the feettreated scienti
fically without Pain.
No calls made except by special ap
pointment. Consultation Free.
Over 25 years Experience.
New 'Phone 777.
PHILLIPS ACADEMY
Corner Sixth St. and Broadway.
Beaumont, Texas.
A jTcvnTanrj echnol for boys and
gM. Special alt nl ion ta rtiidonti
ileTitig preparation for college. Af
f'ia'J.n with 1'i.lrprsity of Tctias In
fiv. brnnrltefi; cho!ar.-b!p to fl'st
bono jtipil. Small cl.-uii-ei. Attej
t'on.'n the Individual.
Arthur B. Philiipa. B. A, Maimer.
Old rJinne 129. ?04 Calder At
Piano ,'
Voice Culture
Elocution and Physical Culture
Art ,
Violin
Harmony, Sight Singing and Land Instruments
Mandolin and Guitar
Kindergarten of Music
Opens September 5th.
Miss Petttis
Mrs. Sarah Felix Banks Hill
Mrs. Jennie Bixby
, Mrs. Cora Fuller
Anton Navratil
W. H. Smith
Prof. Jos. Lo Buono
Unia K. Darlington Method
B. R. Norvell, President.
Chas. H. Stroeck, Cashier.
W. C.
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President.
W. B. Llgon, Assistant Coshleiv
Tyrrell, 2nd V. P.
American National BanK,
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital Stock, SiOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
Wo have the only Separate Steel Safety Deposit Boxes In the
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
City.,
HisgsmBacsflBrasxraiaisiaMtESE
Park Farm lifhia Wafer
"Both
Phones
On Credit.
One Gallon Water
Three Gallons Water
Five Gallons Water
Ten Gallons Water -One
Barrel Water
. .10-.25-.
.35-
- .50 --I.C0
-
Cash.
.OS
-30
-.40
-80
.itir. l"d
( 1n.li. a!.
' n
1. :,: .:
MUSIC STUDIO j
MK. Hit A. KIRKPATRICK
Teacher of Voito, Piaoo, Orgao,
let HagBetia Ave.
Pripertee Mailed ew Oypliratina .
Special TicRet Discounts:
MISS ALSTIN-S SELECT SCHOOL.
Hesg Bu.id'fg. t6 P-H Street,
Cpe"t Sepleber irth.
C.-9- A ( ' 1 !-. 1-T7 .-t't
. -.--.n In" !;."!'-1
I. . I ' I' .-'TV n in I't
V'i-Aj ! ' e
MISS BILL AUSTIN,
78 Pearl Sfeet, . .
: t 1
'- fi
:.t !
f ' '
v.. ;
It
15 One Gallon TicKets
6 Three Gallon TicLets
5 Fire Gallon Tickets
3 Ten Gallon TicKets
5 One Barrel Tickets
10 One Barrel Tickets
20 One Barrel Tickets
$1.00
- 1.00
- 1.00
- .90
-3.25
-6.00
-10.00
Call for Tickets.
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