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ODELL AND PLATT
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TANf.LfD POLIT.CAL CONDITION
IN NFW YORK STAT CON
VF.NT' DN.
Cinimitlro on Platform Turnt In
tVxi.mtnl Shoitett O" H'CO'd
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M.ii.i l-'a i . ttiin rliosi n ii iiiiMinny
i-i:iii man.
'I hi' iii'i" aranc" i'f ri'iiii'T l.leiile.l
mil tluv-iimr . Woodruff evoked :i
I, m i ,.f . ,i. . r tiii'l Hmiu'or Phi,
v, lollowol '"" iii"Tiirl-. n--niun
mii owitioii Hint histcd m-viT.il
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clubman I' 'an ii aiibl:
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li.nli.c'il on h.lmlf "'' 'hi- ...'U.'ili"H
I mi Miiit iMiin1;'. a resolution i-alllnn
:,ii individual 'nil call " ''
n :i I i. II V'.r I'.iivcino".
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il tWHllli develop I In- I Ml" K.'llU
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sail ii lii" nomination of Mr. Wo-id
ili'. 'I'M" ir oliiii'.n wa.; rcfc'ii'il lo
(.iniiiiiii'.' on , oln' 'o'iii.
Tlii' con. n: ion ""Ii a recess niilil
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ARTILLERY DUEL
BREAKS RECORD
HEAVY CUN FIRe AT LIAO YANO
SAID TO BE THE FIERCEST
EVER KNOWN.
MINIS f ILI E D Hill! DEAD
Hand to Hand Encounter Wherein
Cunt Were Uted at Clubt and
Foemen Wert Found Dead
In Each Othert Armt,
MAGNOLIA PARK
TONIGHT
an ill. Iiulll.il ballot, ita II Ut UtdUv
I.. I ll III II III III I! I' Mo'lll.
II Mi. uliull iiu ii lualoiliv i I
11,; i. I. dl. a .u Will ! U.iHllm-l."
I.I.M'H' i K'l.lTUor.
I 'Tin- I-..-.HI..II nl ImiinT IJ.nl. J'iv.
Timoiliy I- Mliun a a mininiai.-
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! mii luilUK' i.f ll' lav' .liliral Ml II
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nul.i:
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Mm in-.- I.ni I..-.-H l-roiiflii on ' ,,' l' 'l,mi, .aii. K.. Army ll.-for.- I.luo ViiiiB
,n. lam.' ,oi...il' I- I'ii'l'M- ti v (lllv
Mr roiirs.-. I HI hii.M.ri hi" ' "i
,., ,ii,i I liiiviiiu I.. . H a .1. 1'-wi.i" uli. r nlii" ilii.v' r .l"H'riiif IIkI.iI.ik
tiiul 11 raii.li'lal" In Hi" loiiv.-mlon I i(r , H).,.1( ,,r l. fl J-!
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Mr W.Kiiliuir rilll".l wiiif li'"-i' L
...I. of .1." ...nv.'l.iloii. H.ivin Unl , '''
siil.-i.l.ii'ion .f .l"l"K'i'"B i.mIii- w"1 Iliirii.K Hilx H"!". nr"1 ,rl.K.. to wiiIIh i.f l.iao u"K "
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Potltlvtlr tht Crett and Only
KOMETA,
The Female Impersonator
and Prima Donna. A
complete Vaudeville
performance of the
highest class. : :
The CINEMATOGRAPH
And an Orchestra That
Cannot be Excelled in the
State : :
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Willi lllll'l" Hll.S.I.'.li"ll'. IH ,,,,V "N-
,,1,11, Ilinl mill lilillloli.i w.-i"
niii.l.. ..lily I"T" 1 Hit" witi al.sr-n-
l.'I'S.
A plniforin win nilii.."il liy ''""
(oniinliii" mi r""li,l".n unlit v.- It --
lllolilll.lv III" hllolfsl lI'MIHM"!.' ".
Im l.iii'1 i v.r wrln.'ii.
. . . .1... II I ..ul.
Miil.-.i.' ... wax .l"..i"l .'V '""," . . u.ril.'K.l'' '", "'V. " .. . "7""" -.. ,
'' linn all nay 01 n"pi''iii'-i
liKhtiiiK iiihI ll." m.ifcl I. Ki"iiii.) In-; itiisHlnn aiilli.-ry was lorntcil In ox
laniiy .liarK.-s ti' iiioiIitii llm.s. .-."ilinKly well bnlll. i-iiiplarcmumii
Tli" IIkI.iI.ik Im'Kuii on AiikuxI 2i!.l wliliili alToriUMl tlH'iii oniiipl""" P""t'J'-wli.-n
Hi" .liipiiiu-Hi) urmy iiiovIiik lion. f '
iioiiliwanl i-olllil"il wlili ill" Hnsslmi, shortly nftor noon of S"ii"iiili.T ..
1. .. 1 .... il... I.lllu ,.1 An. I .j u..f... Ilmt till. ItllMHlllIlM lIMtl
lOI.'.'H "III l.-IU'lll'll ..II " ! " - - ..
Ii mi.,,.. 'ri... .Ini.iini-s.' Iioinlmril.'il I hi. unn to burn t bo oily, (.rent piiLH
I ' . '. .. . . 1 ..I ... ... I 1. . ...Il...in,l U'orp Kl't
TIM- r-s ion fro... ..." Klnw , ' ' 1'' " l Th" n.-xt ! , ro m, many Imii.linKS w,ro .."-
ilivl'lnal I.1HI0. on 'ii" minima. 1...1 1 "... ,. ,... 1 ,...,.,., ,i, ..i,,!,. f Soiil.-nibnr .1
K-viror wa l '".I bv b" .".." " . . " - , " - . , t' wilh.
milt.-., on r"M.lnllon i.'i.l "l was . mh .. , . ul , ... , v.-i..ir .....I 'urlv in
llliaill.l"".r...v '1.' ' - -
Mi,. 1 oiivinlloii Willi a r.eoniiiK-1111 1
linii thai It I." lulopi'-il.
Tli" ml Ion of lb" .'oinin'li""
nraiil' il us wis" li.ililii-x on Hi" pm''
of lb" lllKKi'lis ni'ii a! 'I ri'inovi'il
any ponsil.ililv of a claim bv Hi"
Wooilriilf lilt".-' Kl:i Hiai any Kii'-?
ini.l oils hail b""ii Itiinosiil o'l 'b"
convent Ion.
Ill L' ItllSHiallH.
I'lle UussiailH
ret renieil
Creoles Nominate Ransdcll.
New Ill-leans. Sept. II. Keliirns
f 1 0,11 Hie lil'lli Louisiana conKicssion-
(list i-lcl prima y tibow lb" ovcr-
,-. In liniiii: aoniination of (.omjrcss-
1,1:111 II. llatlKileli.
a!
Kill inn lie sniil lie hail Ho ol. jel l ion
fo1 Cliimi nnl .lerusalein at Hi" OH"-
-
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THE LAST CALL
PRICES and VALUES TALK
TSRE OUR WINDOWS
SUITS
Th.t Sold for 10.00, 12.50, 13.00, 15.00 and 16.00
Reduced to
$7.55
Only a Few of Each Lot.
PANTS
Thai Sold for 4.50, 4.00, 3.r0 and 3.00, REDUCED TO
$2.45
Light and Heavy Weights
Money Refunded if Not Satisfied.
SOLINSKY BROS.
0H THE CORNER.
What 1 Have Done for Others
I Can Do For You.
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WITH HIE Bit K JEWELRI lOMPAJiT.
IradinK Optician.
THE
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o
...iii. ti... miillertr lii I heir rear Kiuir'l
ciiKiiKinK Hi" Jaimnes" iiilva.ic.. ami
siicciciIIiik In relar.liiiK It i'"'" "-'
main force of Hiisslans leuch.-il Iheir
;i ions in sboslioiiHii.ipao hills aPont
club! miles sonlh of Mao iiiik.
At ilawn, Aiikiisi ;:n. in" .laiian.-.t.-
beKiin an artill.-ry allacli up on nun
position, lb" Ki'coml army iiihikiiik
up 2Hi Kims l' b"iir upon tli" missinii
lorlllicalions. Ill" loiirin japan.-
army was formcii upon in" exue.i.e
,.i.niivLiir n nosilion oil tl small
clmin of hill rrunniiiK at rinht angles
to the llnssiau position. The fourth
army employed nearly one hiinilreil
.hum more iiKalnst. the enemy at
Slioiishanpiao. This Hnssian position
was the suoiiKest III" cnt'iuy nan
up lo that time. II consistcil ot Hire"
hills averaKii.K IMI I'"1-'!' '"Kii. mi
tilieil with very slrotm entrenchments
conni'cle.l with sKillnll.V ocnceaie.
Iiiinili inoofs capable 1 lioiuiiiK un
the men eliK'lK.'d in worUinK th" Kims.
The nriillory duel at Ibis place was
probably the bluest ll,ls ('vt'r
taUeii place. Il lasted all 'lay Aiinitst
::n wilhoiit any apwarent result. 'I lu)
next niorniiiK the arlillery duel was
((.ntiniied with increasing sirenKlh
the Hiissi'ins relnrninK; shot, for shot
The Japanese kiiiis were hidden tta
der corn eiht feet liifih and were
liardlv visible to tb" enemy who
searched the corn fields wit 11 snrap-
m l. The lire caused Heavy Japanese
lsses bill tailed to silence the Kims,
vi I i ,, in , the lire of the Japanese
...1 !.. .1... Il'olll'll.
Killls was eonceniraieii in me i.
meiits at a bin on me
left of the Itnssiaa posit ion. 1 ' il"
hour shell and shrapnel were rained
in Ibis trench and Hie smoUe ot th"
I t iixtr ulllMinlll'l Mill I ilu dust. )t
exploditiK shells hid the position I mm
siKbt. The arlillery ceaseu ai no....
and th.; Japanese lnian.ry
cbaiKed from an adjoiniiiK hill in tlie
lace of a heavy me iroin me ...'"
itself and a terrible cross tire troni
Itnssian artillery posted on another
hill to the rear.
Stro:iK wire enlanKlemenls, mil
,v pits and explodiiiK niines lailed
In stop I be advance and in spile ot
enormous casualties, lliey
trench at th" point ol the i.ayone .
drivitiK Hie ltnssians back the leiiKtb
- the hill. As soon as (be Japanese
were in possession of this trench
ll,e Russians inr.ied the tire of seres
of Kims iiKainst ihem in an effort t
dislodKe them. This heavy lire was
mainniiied until nightfall, but ilt.l not
drive the Japanese oat-
Itotb sides Kept up an ait ill"'
II iin-oiiKh the niKlit i Aim"
and at :'. o clo. U in Hie nioriium -
September 1 Hie Japanese aiu .
Itnssian cealer posni.ui. " -
i .... I .i ii iIe-
II lull ileteliiieu "y .- -
,,i,s and ditclies. .iai.'i...
eimineers cui lb" enlaliKHmnts alt.
,..ITil,,,. sla.mhter. on" .Maclinient
loshm 77 out of "ien. Th" men of
NaKova. lb" ll'.wer of lb" second
were assiuneil !' "am-
Tbev l""l lb" li't irencn ""
di. In Hie s "I ir-"'" "bey
the eneinv in a lian.l i" '"'"
went " "' Hi" i"! " '"'
ireailin "ii Hieir own .lea.i. "
neb at the crest of me inn
i 1 li:ll.ll
it an r aiioiii.-i in"'"
,,,. ltnssians I'.i.ik .tru.n "'
.pint of Hie bayonet and with
il,i..-. mm , , .
Th..ui.n,N w.ie Tkill.-.l In
. ami the ir.n.li'-H were "''
il,.. mum-led b.-'li" "I -'apa'"'-
-sI:m In niaav ca-M-s. m"
and ,1.1.11'bi- re I"1""1
..... i. ... ,.. .. ,. !. ..ilier aim".
i 'i ' i" . " -
N.i more .1. sp. I I'" . I'-He f,
m,;,1.- Tb.- !.si'i...i apparen'ty '
ni.sai al.l.' and n "n 'I l-'n
i, i. l.v .mi,- Iran arriist tcn'y.
,1. f. tl..' .f H'ls II""' "f '"-
lo . a "a-ini: a'i r t-.n-'"
mornlnir of the fourth, lb" Japan-
occupied the town.
MILES COMING?
Ar-
Snurlal Train on Sar-ta Fe Will
rive in Beaumont This
Morning.
A special train of threo sleepers
and iliner will arrive in lleaumont
over the Santa Ke al C o'clock this
niorniiiK and K cast over the South
ern I'acllic at !l. when the cars will
be transferred to lb" Texas anil New
Oilcans train No. 10. The special is
i.f ir n. (). Hunl ami i
in iKii i
..,.,....i,.,i on Hi,. Santa I'" time sheet i
as cimtainiiiK a jmrty of "liomeseek
ers." Whilo It could not lie dcflniely learn
ed up to a bile hour this niorniiif;
who composed Ike parly, it is be
lieved to be that of which (ieneral
Nelson A. Miles is a member. It was
reporled in Heauniont yesterday that
(ieneral Miles and a parly of capital
ists from '.be Middle West, were com
iiiK South to inspect the Texas and
Louisiana rbe belt, and the belief is
that il is they wtio are coming on
th .-.pedal mentioned.
Shippers Grievances.
Denver. Colo., Sept. 11. Interstate
Commerc" Commerce Commissioner
Charles A. Prouty heard today arsu
nienls In reward to the western liva
slock shippers Kiievances iiKainsl. Hie
railroads on account of alleged dis
crimination in rales and poor service.
No
lire
::i.
tb..
was
Sll 1 1 1 v.
hill.
a in
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tii-l.l
ml
in
I si it
I'mln
at
tb.'
PARKER IN NEW YORK.
Arrangements Made cor Recep
ito" of Any Kind Whatever.
Ksopus, Sept. 14. Jti'lK" Parker
sta.'ted lor New York toiiiKbt on Jno.
11. Mcllonal'ls yacht. Sapphire. .Indue
has eiiKHKed apartments for himself
and secretary at a hotel, but will re
main on Hie yacht ttnt'l after hrcai;
fast tomorrow. AI his anarlment ai
the hotel .Indue Parker expecU to
meet a number of poliical triends
tomorrow and Kri'lay. No plans
have been made for him t' visi!
denioc-atic heail'inarlers nor have nr
ranKemenl.i been made tor a recep
tion of an:- character whatever.
Consul McWade Lost His Job.
Oyster Hay. Sept. 1 I. Koberl M.
McWade Pniled States consul K'-ner-al
at Canton. China, was todav re
moved from otlice by President Ko--'-veil.
CliaiK' s made aKainst iiim re
rellHv were investiKllted 1.V Asslsts.n'
Secret arv Pierce, who went to lb.'
Orient to make an invest ir.a' i.m '
several of Hi" Pnited '"' '"'"
l n,.s in China and Japan. Secretary
Pierce in bis .. port f. me pre: i.b iii
l.. .,. I. Ilie cbsI'L-es mai:"
1.1 iriif.i.1 ..
lauainsl McWade. Tb" ""b'r f"r
Wade's dismissal went forward ib!s
i.'H I III Mitt.
Found Ten Indictments.
Il'llltsville. .Ma.. S'l". ll.-Tb"
special Kritnl .iuiy inv.'Miuatii.K lb"
'Ivn. bini; "f Ibu-ace Ma.b". '1'" nir"
;!, killed John Wsiblrop. Ii.k r.',H.rl
,-d ten ilidici in. tits auanisl alb i:-'!
'members ..( lb" mob. Arr.-t ill
qni.l.ly follow.
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I First National Bank of Beaumont p
Cactil 8ock ?MJX C
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U. M. H'tfrt. Second lt
drt . W Director.
no. N. C ;brrt. D rt :t-r
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l-j.-n C. Mint. D'rfctor.
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,,l the i;i.iiil Prat'-rnal Oi l-i "f
T Katie today. Hr.ind W ,rtby Pn -id. nt
.i -r, lull Sallih.-in 4f
. inisn -rni.'
N. w York Ci v rea.l h'" "n'ial r-
h.M.
Mr S'll'iMiTi r. i. f i t'tc r.rk of
tb.. o ar and : b-l I""- n 1'
tlsit rt.- .Ti.T n-'w n 'i"
or.'itia-- : s nh a i"'al ti.. m'sxr
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s. ,.4 be cratid .t
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When Yom
As a rule you advertise to reach the people;
not some of the people or some particular
class of the people, but all of the people;
not only some of the time, but all the tim9.
TO P0 THUDS
it is necessary to use a medium for your
ADVERTISING
that reaches all of the people all of the
time; not only in the city but in all the sur
rounding country.
The following letter out of hundreds
in this office we quote to show that
we fully cover the field: : : :
Leesvilie, La., Sept. 12, 1904
The Beaumont Enterprise,
Beaumont, Texas.
Gentlemen:
You will please discontinue our two
ads upon receipt of this letter.
We are highly pleased with the results and
ask that you send us a bill so tha.t we may
remit.
Yours Truly,
Vernon Iron Works,
Wm. Jackson.
The Enterprise Wishes to
Distinctly Assert it Has No
F!EE
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 phone the
advertising man and if he does not con
vince you, don't advertise. Both Phones 93
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