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' 15
THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1904.
THE
MANHATTAN
LOUIS MAYER
REARRANGING
ARMY PORTS
PLAN TO
OF
DO AWAY
THEM IN
STATE.
WITH
THIS
SOME
Proprietor.
1- . J
Will bo Closed all
Day Monday
on account
of
HOLIDAY.
LOCATIONS ARC MALMS GOOD
Major General Summer' Command In
the Department of Texas Would
Dism.intlfl Forts on Hie
State Border.
WaHlilnKii.il. P. . S.-.l. 17.-MJT
(ieiieral S. S. Sumner. o umliun
Hie kouIIiw.sI.iii ilivlnii.li. roinpri'lni,'
th,. .IcI.lllllll. lllH ol Texas llll'l
Colorado, in Ills annual report. mi
SOUlo liKlU'Ul plOIIIIIHIIllallollH I'H.h-
liiK l' Ilio abandonment of military
posts on that tlvlsl.ni pkiii'I'-'I n ft
i In- urt-iil.-st liiiMiitiui'' i tli
days of Indian win fare. Soine !' 1
III, wlhllDH In ho LroiiKlH "I'
in the mailer of water Hii..ly uml "Hi
it n.iivMii'W'-K Hi I" Hi case "r
Km I. llim. liH. II.- wants this l"t
.iiNox-ed ami if I hat In .Ion.-, no kuk
nests I li aliaiiili.iiiii.'iit
. which Is loo distant
.1
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word. If Paid
In Advance,
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged.
H Al. UHta for leu tftta 25c. Ads ordered to run
farther notice will be charged till ordered out.
till
Attorneys at Law
SEYMOUR KISCII
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Oilberrt Building, Beaumont.
Correspondents In New York.
' St. Louie, Chicago, Etc.
W Ivl. Croolc
Corporation and lTTfl!?NFi
Commercial Law. AlllMiUI.
Rooms 1-17. Blanchetto Eetato Bld.
Associated R. C. Harris, I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont, Texas.
WANTtD.
WAXTKU - Ijuly or K.iiil nini el
I. ilr edii.-tiiioii l'i Ir'iv.l lor a firm
of J .''.".hi hi cuplial. Salary, M- P''i
year llll'l cvpi'lnies; iail weekly.
Address, with Ktn in i. J. A. Alexamler.
Iti aiiiiioiii, 'I'exas. It IN l'j.
WANTKH. 1 si .mm liainnier man
iind in..' blacksmith's In ln r 'it llenu-
i i Iron Works. Apply .M"iina
IIHilllillK. It-IN ,,;
WANTKP-A
wn.-di. Apply I:
woman In rook nml
":! l.il.'Tiy Aveim..
! IX lip.
WANTHH At once a position l.y
i.n .vnrileiir.il Kleiioi:iai.li'r. Salary
Mi object. Iiesl n loii'liccs. Address
I Itox -"' ear..' Kill.Tprlso. U lSIitp
WIIITH HUM. WAST I
i.ral house work,
'i.i.mtli. Address ,M
ROUGH HOUSE
AT UNIVERSITY
SERIOUS CLASH BETWEEN
FRESHMEN AND SOPHS
AT PUROUE.
rORMtR WERE JO LIKE SWINE
Those Freshmen Who Escaped Having
Their Spines Wrenched, Had
Choice Between Being Kicked
in Head or Stomach.
Lafayette, Ind.. Sept- 17 After one
of l.he ron,;ln'Kl "scraps" ever held l"
iWdiie'uiiivcisily, the sophomores late
Tasr ninlil 'laiieeil nliout a kioiip of I1"'
r Hlmieii lioinnl hand uml fool, and
fastened In a loiiu eiiain.
The annual clash lirtween freshmen
and sophomore classes resulted In
thirty injuries, some of whom are
lllolti;ht to he serious.
Fred Haas of West. I -a layette, a so
phomore, hail his eollar hone broken
j-,. the ncriHiimm-.'. A. MeNeat. Iresh
man, was kicked in the stomach; .lohn
Jacobs, fieshman, kicked in the head;
'rrniiilmll, a sophomore, wrenrhed
spine; Karl Chandler, freshman, had
ly injured about head and chest; Mc
Coy, sophomore, internally injured;
Al. I.ncas. ri-esliman, kicked in the
iiluniach and chest.
A lull list nf I lie Injured is dillicnlt
In ohlain, as the Information is with
held hv tti-ir friends. The faculty Is
very much disliirl.ed liecause of I lie
riotous piocecdinfAS. and an elTorl will
ho made to eliminate this annual
"scrap" from r.rlleiie life.
The leaders will he ana'i;ned licfore
President Stone on Monday.
of I'Olt
from Ilio
railroad. Fori t'lai'K is sain .o .... '.,,.,, Tcxus
u liiinl.led down condition, ten miles '
iron, the railroail anil on a iihu'moho
lede and in u most nnfavoralde po
sillon. (!. moral Sumner says Hint Tor strut
ej?l reasons ll. would seem well In
abandon Hi.' Kit.' of l''orl. t'lark nml
ui. !i niisi nt like si.e near th'i
present nil'! of (lie camp at.
Puss.
TouchiiiK '''oil KiiiKKold on inn Km
(irande nposito Ciiinai'Ko, It is said
thai the lwenly miles road connect
iiiK il with Hie railroad is practically
impassahl.. in wet. weather, so (ielier-
:il Sumner recommends I mil r oir
ItinHKold he nhamloiieil til. an early
hi id that Port Itrown ami roil
Mcintosh he correspomlinn!y increas
ed. II Hies.) .SUHHCS. ions urn ininii
there will he a loss of nosls on tlm
Mexican liorder coverliif; all rail com
iiiunicalions lietweeii th! United
Slates anil Mexico.
Other posls thai minlit. he aliandon-
eil are Purls Winnale and Duchesne,
while I'ort Apache is said lo he re-
mote and expensive to maintain in.
lull slreiiKHi and should he reduivU
In a two troop post.
(icii. Till Sumner thoroughly Indorses
some strong recommendations made;
liv his inspector neneral as to tho
n'eedH of the service, lie recommends
that no army olllcers lie permitted
hereafter lo attend colleges unless the
provisions of the war departments
orders nr.! complied with.
Ceneial Sumner says lie intends lo
have maneuvers next autumn on an
extensive scale in the division and
is preparing submit prohlvms lo the
war department.
He siiKKests Port Iteno reservation
as a desirable field for Hie maneuvers.
:i)-l'or Ken-
Wanes $1.'. per
s. S. U. ltol.lns.in.
. . OHMwp
WANTKP-AII round Piler and
Sawyer for small circular mill, want
iNim of kh"I Imhils. ilarl.er l.umlier
Co.. Ileweyvllln Tex. ! 10 1 H'
WANTICIV All oxperienceil cook;
Pauhi; apply :n:: llroadway. D ir.-ifc
WANTPD Position as sleiioKiapher;
In-si of references furnished. Address
I!ox (i. Kul.erprl.so. 913 wp
ster'i
i:'r-m Ji
lt Is Hard To Hold
GARRETT DENIES RUMOR.
Has No Idea of Leaving Court of Civil
Appeals Bench.
Culveslon, Tex.. Sept- 17.-l'om-i".
iit in;.,' on an item which appeared in
the Houston Post and Calveston New.
neder a lieauniont dale line, to the
effect Hull .lll.lt,'.' '. ''iO-letl. chlel
jiuili, f die ciiurt of civil appeals.
centemplateii resmnint; tit an early
dale, Mr. II. M. Knitiht. clerk ol the
court, said this morniux:
"I was greatly surprised al readint;
the Iteaumont article, and immediately
called up .luilt-'o Ciirrelt at Hreiihatn
over Hie telephone. lie informed me
that he hail made no such statement,
(in the contrary, lie stilted that he is
t:i w so ureal lv improve.! in nean.i in...
I necls tn'resutne his duties on the
Pencil at tin early date, probaldv when
the courl convenes Tor Hie Oclnher
term. . ,
Sciirc.lv a trace remains of Hie
liulii attack of paralysis which .Indue
Carrell sulfere.l recenlh. I'p to a
tiionOi his recovery was ura.lual.
hul ol late 'lis improvement lins I n
so rapid as to narrani the belief that
he will lie aide to resume his duties in
the Tmnieillate liiture.
' I'liis will he ural il inu'
.Iud.e Ciiitelt's many frietiil
out I he Male."
WAN TIC I An experienced tie
couutiint. and bookkeeper desires
small set of hooks lo handle In addi
tion to present duties. Sat -afclory
references. Address 10(1, care Kn
lerprlse. !l-i:S-1wp
WANT HP (lood boy with horse
to lake route on Knterprise. Apply
to ( H. Haley, Cirriibitor.
WANTKP Tho public to know that
Tut inn Itros. pay hiKliest prions tor
Second hand Roods of nil kinds. 1m
medinln service. Seo us buforn yon
sell. i;fi2 Orleans St. 8-22-1 mp
WANTED. For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
2t and 35; citizens of United States,
of Rood clinrncter and temperate
habits, who can xpoak, read and write
KiiRllsh. For Information apply to
lUcruitliiK Orilcer. Postoillce Jlitild
int?. Tleaumont, Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE Mrs. Helen McCarey wiil
open her school of Stenography. Mon
day. September 5th. 1004. Day and
night classes In dictation J5.00 per
month.. Positions guaranteed.. Fur
ther information call at Room 11 New
Blanchette Bldg.. Pearl St., Beau
mont, Texas. New Phono 6. 1mo
MltS. DANIKI. I.IVKI.Y. teacher
r piano, who has been s-tn.lyltiK I"
ill" niiilli for several inonHis wiHl
the Uohemlan nrlbi. OHokar Mal. k',
returns Hie last or thi- n Hi to Penu-
mont. and will i-.-...ieii her studio in
Ihe Illewelt buildint;. Saturday. Oc
tober 1.
IIO.M1-: ')OKIN(i--.i:s. S. W. Ma.'.e
m: bei;un serv iiK meals lit he.- prlj
.-ate home, also roeins for rent. T'l.i
Main st. !i-l'i-::tp
IIUYERS AND CONTRACTOP.S.
For Irou fences, brick, counters, floor
raillniis, firo escapes, window puards,
elevator enclosures, cabs, grillo and
wirp work for all purposes. Write tho
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth,
Texas.
Ladles go where tn crowds go, all
are Rolng to see those nice gas stove9,
and they are having them put In too;
it is time and Jabor aave.1 to have
gas put In, your houso, we have
many streets that we have no gas
mains, but will get them all eooa.
Calder uvenue, Hebert, Magnolia ave
nuo, Liberty aveuuo, Crockett, Pearl,
Park, Collego, Forsythe, Orleans,
South Park, Austin, Howie, Pine, Bon
bam, North and Railroad avenues,
hat Is a few streets wa ere ready for
you. ltc-
NOTICH Mrs. Dr. Secord is now
located in the Keith building, Knoma
12 nml 1. where she is prepared to
treat nil diseases by the latest am?
most complete system now in une.
Hot. air and vapor baths given. Con
sultation free. New plume :,". Mrs.
Dr. Secord, Naturopoth. 9-11-t-wp
FOR SALE.
FOIt SALIC One (irstclnss 22 horso
power Traction KiiRine; mad.' over;
till new purls; Riiaranteed lo do first
class work. With inspectors ecrti Il
eal.'. Call on or address II. Irby, 1 1 1
'I'hreiidn II.! building or call at l l.o
Liberty iivenue, where rnginc can he
seen. y J5 ,wl-
roll SAI.H A linn Piano, bought
new about eighl. monins ao; ... ef
fect condition. Apply to Mrs. M. 1.
Meagher. 12(17 Calder. 11-18 tile.
Nice medium sized mare six years
old; nice buggy. Rood as new; set of
eew single buggy harness, mare per
fectly gentle, works well lo buggy,
si c P i Jackson, at. Iteaumont Prick
Yard." ' a-1tl-::t.
I'Olt SAI.H Furniture- of 7 room
house, cheap; close in. Kent of house
overpaid by roomers. Address It.
car,- Enterprise. 9-l7-:!tp
CO to Price and Johnson for Wood
and coal. King up 'phone Pii, and
it will bo delivered to you at once.
9-4 line
Tatum Bros, pay highest prices for
household goods. See us before you
buy. C52 Orleans St. 8-22-lmp
Sour Lake "bprtngs Hotel," rebuilt
and refurnished. Rates, $2.00 and
J2.50 per day. Meals 50 cents. Spec
lal weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
bus meet trains, faro 2S cents.
HEUIFF'S SALE.
5
Slate of
Texas, County of Jefferson,
On (. y. nr money when u '"ir
FREE OFFER. We a"' ruing you
i.nr profit on 1! (. ic. ti"i s. If yon
are iriet. -ti d. com.' titck. Tin y art'
filing fi t
II. L. Wilson I lard ware Co
fref. Chrman's
A '
uancing
Academy
arn St. f tt. Ht U
for Rirlt and mm
Ott 3 for Adalt.
Hews to
t lir. mull
tmno.ted
San piam-iT
.toii teior ol a
.7"! 'hine'-e cone,
i voo- M in!!. Il:l:
j l i .li r.il ci.iad Jury
I p.'ii i 'in: . 'li in -
SIav Women,
i. Sept li l.i'
ci.iiipanv whieli
.vioii at the St
l.ei'11 ill.liili'l bv
oil .lie clial'l
,a e "Ji'i n.
lev.
h .Ids
I .o.lis
Ihe
' ol
I.e.-
I'Olt SALE
jT.r.on.iiii in
chase; ill one
reputable and
-An interest requiring
$111,11.111.(11) cash io pur-
of the best cstamisn.'.i
piotitable incorporated
businesses ill the South. It is situat
ed in the pleasantest residence city
in South Texas, and necessity for re
moval to higher altitude only reason
for retiring. Address X Y .. care of
Knterprise ofllee. ' 1"' H M
POIt SALIC 3 oung milch cows,
guaranteed mid first calves. $15.00. Dr.
11:11! .1. V. lra'i.h.'tio lluilding: new
lil.one IV'l or .V7V s -1''1 ' r
.1 l.
ol it 1lt.lt
t l.ll.ll-.''
I'll 111 "if
II ll
I '.l i.
a l.-i t-phl:l.
FOR RENT.
roll HPS'T-Ni. elv furnished
, 'l.,.. in Odlego street
jl,et.','n Pearl and Main. New phone.
Hot and cold bail..
liy virtue of an execution issued
out of the Honorable Justice Court
of Jefferson County, on the Kith day
or September, I9D-I, by Hie clerk
thereof, in the case or tho National
Supply Co. vs. Apex Oil Co.. No.
217".. and to me, as sheriff, direclel.
and delivered, I will proceed to sell,
within the hours described bv law
for Sheriffs' Sales, on the first Tues
day in November. A. I)., 190-1. it be
ing Hie 1st day of said month, before
Hie court house door of said Jefferson
nullify, in Ihe city of Iteaumont. the
following described property, to-wi:
Twenlv-two foot ('. inches by M
feel in idock ::s lloggSwavno tract.
Spindle Top. Jefferson county. Tet ,
together with all imnrovemenls there
on. Also the following described
tracts of land situated ill the Port
Arthur Land Cn.'s subdivision accept
ing to plat thereof ilulv recorded n
Hie deed records or Jeffer-on county
Texas, lowil: Lot No. " in block No.
is. range "J." containing 2n arr.M.
Tho north I 1 - acres "f lot N- '
block No. 1. range "II. " Le :e,l c.ti
as Hie nr. 'petty of the A'"X Oil Co.
to sntisfv :i iuilgmcnt nnionnting to
1 pm in favor of 'he National Sup
plv Co., and co-1 of eii't.
Civeii tiiider my band. thi I'.th
.lav .r Septeiiilii-r. 1:"".
1! S LVNP11Y. Sheriff.
Ttv RAM HOLMES. nor"i(v.
, .a l.i
CH.imo'fin Wrcstlr.
O S' .t 17 M.it Wit.
-l.ilv ii. t. .el' d I ' . "f '' ' 1
H I. ' ling I li;.li'ii"" of
h. ie l..io' I. !' t- afi'g ).'' '
, f i to, ii i i t w .. i- l.i
I I i ' . Ie a- ' .'- " a- e. h
loll
KENT
i.iiiv i.M-a'eil.
,.-.n Mill, r
. ..".in lions.
1 lj; rhan.l'i
i:i-bt riwmi lions",
on 'lt;tn.tos sttee:.
and l.otig. l'.en
i in sou'!, iisirl. Al'
P
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
The Cotton !'..'. Ii.t pr.t on the
very low ra:e f $11 7'1 for the round
trip. Shrevrport (o S'. 1-oui. These
tickets will be cold Fei mber
:. 12. 13. 2" and "T. Tin - lido:.
i'!.i- sum .lavs in St. L'-ui-. and
E. A. McDowell
M. S
T. C Taylor
DnfTlo
M DCWELL, DUFFIE & TAYwOB
Attorney:
Alenander ni.lK-
at Law
neaiimJnt. Tex.
Dr. A. C. Stafford. Dentist
Is prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Trices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gag Riven In extracting
when requested. Rooms J4 and 15,
over French Market. Now phone 80S
C. T. Helslg. T. V. Smelker,
HEISIG & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones 51 Beaumont Tel.
Saratoga a Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Prapr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. Phone No. 5;
Saratoga, Texas.
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
In Old Beaumont Iron Works Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
MONEY
LOANED
ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JEWEL
RY. Low Hate Int.
UNCLE SAM,
Pearl St.
How are Your Eyes
You owe It to your self to find out
at once. See our eye specialist.
THE BECK JEWELRY CO.
Leading Opticians
Hebert & Hebert,
BUTCHERS and
Dealers in Live Stock.
Look out for negro and mule, for hon..
raised meat and pork. Give ns a call
662 Main street. Both Phones 230.
HEBERT & HEBERT.
1 mmlM
s. W Ik
i i fun r
Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Peat 1,
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Hebert, Forsythe Col
lege, Park, Pine and Main Ms.
For $25.00
iEAUMONT GAS CO.
J
Htm
I. S. GORDON $ CO.
r..uJLiiafft
FEED
SMSafimB3aeBE22EI
PHONES No. 32
00O'O000000000000000000OOO
5 THE 2
- o
First National
Bank op Beaumont
Capital Stock 1200,000
c.,rl. P.inH 100.000
Undivided Profits $71,000
V W. S. Davidson, President L. M. Hebert, Second Asst. Cashier.
W. P. H. MccFaddin, Vice-President J. Wiess, Director.
5 Frank A.vey, Cashier'. o. N. p''bert. Director.
W. C. Davidson, Asst. Cashier. ; eon R. Levy, Director
? c r. nnHpn. Director. lohn C. Wsrd, Director.
r a -
?0400OQ40'K)00000000iO0Q0000,0
i V. WIESS & SON .
. Fire, River and Marine, Accident
and Tornado Insurance. Estab-
llshed 18C5. f
Phone 9. Btaumont, Texas. I
PHiLLSPS ACADEMY
Corner Sixth St. and Broadway.
Beaumont, Texas.
A preparatory schixd for boys and
girls. Special al tent ion to students
desiring preparation for college. Af
filiation wilh University of Tcrcas In
five branches; scholarship to first
honor yinpll. Small classes. Atten
tion to the Individual.
Arthur B. Phillips. B. A., Master.
Old 'phone 120. 2094 Caider Ae.
Lubricating
OILS
POJSON
A noted doctor says that wrong eyeglasses are worse
than poison. Correctly litted eye glasses are eye nelf s
Your eyes will he examined Free of charge by
ARTHUR L. FINN, at the
BECK JEWELRY COMPANY
LEADING OPTICIANS
MEMBERS OF MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND 0THER3 .
asked to remember that the consensu s of the Best Medical Aiithorltiea
(based on investigation and results) unanimously favors the unrtvaleil
advantages
Cool Colorado Offers
"One Way Via the Denver Road"
N S. Davis, T.P.A. .R. W. Tipton, C.T.A. A. A. Glisson, G. P. A.
Fort Wo' th, Texas. J
Park Farm Lilhia Water
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I.
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LEO. L,. FREEMAN
Vislin Instruction
i
Aefrrti SIS Pearl St. - tWaajmaiit.
Old Forrester WhiiKey
Guaranteed.
p.oKli AM' i:nnl-t"in l bad
;,t tb. ei.rn. r .1 P. n'i aenue anfl
l;ul... Mle. t. I" r Week. 1-'P
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FOR SALE CHEAP
i pair larjre Marc Mules,
i pr. medium sizcflule
I'P.
w,:hrZ'H French MarKet Grocery Co.
MUSIC STUDIO
d.1. A. MtKMTHm
Track" f vue. Pia. Orra.
4fc at.l A.
rrtrtpeilats Hailed AffuUu.
V. G. FUREY,
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MISS AUSTIN'S SELECT SCHOOL.
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