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THE BEAUMONT INTERHHltt WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1904.
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Sending Room
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All Hoy Long af (he Big Store
Our $59,000.00 Purchase Sale
From New YorK Auction Sales
A Grand Success
came Any Day This Week
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TURNING OF THE
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TOWN OF RAVINA MADE WAR ON
ITS NON UNION OPERATORS.
ROAD CUT DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
Moved It) Station and Buildings Out
of the Plate, and Did Not Leave
Even a Shingle to Mark
the Spot.
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South Mf.M. Hl. r. I. T.. S il.
Tile Missouri, KlIllhilH k Itllil-
in. hi .ii 1 1 ut ii y demolished mill re
mitted Mm hI ut ion building "I lUtinu,
ii town nf nun people, seven miles
Miiilli ir lii'lo, today, ninl Issued (inliTs
i' icnuiiiaiiug pi-rmiiucnily nil liiisiiu'HS
'' relations wiili tin- place.
'I'll i m order was llii- oulgrowlh of op
nisitlnii l r I lie (own In i lie employ
ment il mm union telegraph operators'
ulm have lici'li slul lolled thorn since
i in- t-i-i .-iil Iclegraiihcrs' strike began.
J-Vr I'll,,, i,ifinlu nl' lln rimil cnlll tilllln of
I li ill III almoin of I lull' operators,
nhiiliiiiK even rcliislng tn receive
l Ii -in ns hoarders. Not u shingle, was
111 on t he- depot site.
First National Bank of Beaumont i
Capital Stock $200,000
Surplus Fund 100.000
Undivided Profits $71,000
W. S. Davidson, President L. M. Hchcrt, Second Msst. Caohler.
W. P. H. MccFaddin, Vice-President . Wiess, Director.
. Frank Alvcv. Caohicr. -no. N. Gilbert, Director.
W. C. Davidson, Asst. Cashier. con R. Levy, Director. V
E. C. Ogden, Director. 'ohn C. Ward, Director. 5
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Negro Deck Hands Strike.
Memphis. Sept. 20. Cairo uiiil Ar-
kaiis-is river Iiouih mo lied up here,
Ilu- licgr(, rnuslaboills having I'cluscd
lo work fur tin! wages offered, $75 per
inonlli. All river tiiiuie hits lii-n de
layed more or less for the. past iwo
weeks, liimlH leaving iwrlvi- lo eight
een hours late, because ot Inaliiliiy to
got nifii.
POISON
A noted doctor says that wron vycfjlaMcs are wrrse
thdii o'.son. lorrettly lilted eye glasses are rye heirs
Vour y.:s will be examined Free of charge by
A HI III) It L. FINN, at the
IJLCK JI-WliLRY COMPANY
LEADING OPTICIANS
Jj.'an?i;e .'s Scientists.
"No la-'lern nation Is more I'trotu;
v p. presented 'lian urn the Japanese
I i 'In; I'to'lish annals of science,"
i : Hi" I oinloii lionet. "They pos
i . .!-. ."M tmd'iiibteilly .strung faculty
m- original ii' nan Ii, anil flii'.v coin
I c fill -: faculty Willi n sharp sight
i dness l"i In llin possibility of 111!'
practical nppliral ion nl' (In1 f r"i ' 'f
n . ran li. Tin- .hi i;i in 's i'Im mi U
unit's tni' powi'i' of i r I; -1 ii :i I i t y of I'.ii'
1 : 1 1 r I i ; . 1 1 r'Tinisl ami tin
(ml inn of I In' 'iri'inan. 1 lir:v ari'
la u r.'il ili.'it ili",ni.':lii'il .1 :i in n rl'i-ni-i
': v im aic fi'llov. : of the hn ,li : Ii
Clirmii'lil soi irly, who wore Hi i ln
to I )n -1 r fillov. ; liip on !(' in ii t of idi
out I Unit lorn to oi ij'.inal .si'li'iii'r.''
HiiBt Beer in Enjiand.
Tin1 vincyai'ihi wrap b-cliia from
:ica::liori' lo inonnlain peal, in a . I : i i : i -
I r.irrliiK in-rrrn of green. Vines Iniim
from tree In tree, making a leafy
J roof overlieail ami ureen, sun I'ieri eil
wall i to Hie Ion); alleys, w here In
rmnei'ahle e!'i;;sle hnni'lies glow.
The grapes are sllll Hinall anil iniina
lure. lint evipilsile ill hum ami inlnr.
In Oetohi r, Hi" season of vlnluK", tVs
niii-l he I ti- iiio.sl heanlilnl pliire on
car:!i. Here one nmler'lanil.s why
pr.nl leal in- 1 , j.,. itninan soliiiers In llrilalii, when
tliey first saw the Kentish hop tines,
llio!:r.'it they li.'nl foiiml the nearesl
lliinr. I" the i:rape the savage nnrtli
laml proilneeil. In llielr efforts lo
aialie wine I'roin hops Ihcy pi'mlmi'il
( In- llrsl heir innile In KiikIuikI.
Matnl Howe in l.ippinrott'n.
How Lout Docs a Tree Live.
Have yon ; ny e!ea wlial is the aver
111" leimtll of a tree's lile? Illlorill.'l
In. n I'.at liereil hy the (iernian fori-sli;,'
eoiiiini.-sion assigns lo the pine tree
7nn years as a niaxiiMini leiigih el
lil", .Mars to the silver lir, L'T.. in
the l,:reh, "!.". In '.lie fell heeel
II. i as pea. '.1l!l to I he hlieh. I 7" In I lu
ll h, I 1 T In tl.e eUer, ainl I .'In In l',i'
i I in . T!i" lie ut of the nali higlns Ii.
nil nl al out Hie line of "mi year;. (I!
the In Hy It Is ; iiil H i re is a s,m ei-nen
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lire near .V eh-
Chinese Mc
Tin re an ::-:' e
Inr I1!" : an,e lai.i'.n.l
in-: i I hi iini I :
;:" leant .li.iS
I cn t..m jiT.ir
i"i ( I, iii.
Hcmedy for Muscul.r Fatigue.
In Inrniie nehi Dr. Clei-ient of llvi
.,.,,, ), Ai'Mileniy of Meilh ine elaims
have iltsrovered n won li'ifi'.l rei'i-
L'T.i in ""' lor nniseiiiar laiiriie. m- m
i,, i Mill's It Willi hlearhonnte of soda to
ave Ilu' sioinaen immm ui.iin.-.-.
Malta's Chief Industry.
l..n-.-inalil!K I'ives einplnynielil til
nhont twollftlis of the population of
Malta. Silli is 111" chief niateri tl ns"i!.
tint of late yearn eotton has heen lnin li
In (lenini'il The art Is handed down
from family to family.
hial in
i iii . i a i .
. nil 'III Tin-
aril Till, t .
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Cattle Bring High Prices.
At ii sale of shorthorn rattle In lhi
rapilal of the Argentine 1! pnlilii- si n
siitlonal prii'i s were reeettlly paid for
S.otti.h rhoithorns; C'-M'.l" was ilv
en for New ton Stone, a Mornj shir.'
tied Lull.
SARATOGA ITEMS.
Would-Be Assassin Shot at Mr. Terry
and Wounded Mr. Beneke.
Special lo Enterprise.
SaratoK.-i, Tex., Sept. I'll. Shortly
after :i o'clock last night an attempt
was made lo murder .Mr. M. Terry.
Mr. Terry In a lireiiinii in I ho employ
ol the Santa l''e Oil company, and was
on duty and in the holler room when
some lino on tlio outside, in (he dark,
lireil upon Iii lit. A shotgun loaded
with hiielishot was used. The assail
ant w.is evidently some distiiiice. from
his intended victim, as Hie shots scat
leied and missed .Mr. Terry, but
wounded another man, Mr. V. ('. A.
lleueKe. who. lou-ellier wilh Iwo other
linen, were sillliiK on the nailery of the
ohice a few feet I loin Hie boiler room.
One buckshot, entered .Mr. lfenekn's
loll side, struck n lower till, which
prevented it from entering; his stom
ach. Two shots went through the liai
brim of Mr. U. J.. Kennedy, one on
each side of Ills head, and one shot
passed through the pants leg, below
Hie knee, of Mr. W. I'. Fonville. Mr.
Ili'tieke is resting: easy, and will no
id inlit recover in a short time. An
effort was made alter Hie stmiil Iiik lo
locale the perpetrator of the deed,
which resulted in the arresi of Mr.
lind Tool, who was -it. the home of his
I'm her. The exiiinini ig trial has boon
going on all the evening, and was not
near Ilu' end at a late hour.
Mr. Itcneke was soul lo the Santa
Ke hospital al Temple this eveiii.ig.
THURSDAY
NIGHT
MAGNOLIA PARK
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Grand
Ball,
Fine
Orchestra
and the
GRLCK TIRE lltMUD
HIGH WIRE WALKING
Bulls In Hospital.
Tw- InillH enciiped from tho nrom
nt Valmdollil, Spnln, ml maile Iheli
wny Inio a tospltiil, lu-re Ihcy upset
xevernl IiimIh en which patlenta wen
lying, ami wired three pcrnms.
Purchase Historic Gun.
Thn MiilekiiiK town council ban
purclmsol for 100 tlio hlNtorlc kud
Lord NelHon, which played hik-Ii ii
coiiKpleuous part duriiig the "lego.
Encouragement for Industry.
A bIbh over a desk In ono of Ixin
don's hiiKliiesH houses rcndH: A rhoii
hard day's work will put fuathera in
uuy old lied!"
An Old Russian Proverb.
Tho gates of Russia aro wldo to
there who enter, :ut narrow to those
who would so out.
Artesian
Fe No. 5
HOW IO MAKfc FKItNU'j.
Be Interested In Them, but Never
Show Curiosity.
If yen would lmve friends, be lnter-
i" tell III (helll.
Tin i. a difference h- twc ii tnler--t
an. I em e-ity. Never lw curious.
In'-ict a-l- iiotlilng. but K gild
..f eili.f- Jns mid M'try f.-r iith.r'
i t'-i ''IT'1"., fin ioitt m'. yi o 1 i r i I
in..: . I h in Is wiiit. u upon t !i. .- f -.
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II tr the .ir"-e nf ill-ll.Ml-
I -r ii'iitM'ei.l viand, r.
- fn- lid- like one t.. I e It.'-r
I hi ) ih t." t tme I i t hi 1
et . rc to. in f t" .- "'.o it t
'i' In Mi I '.' in '.
11,.- .. t cf ' ! - a'" "I' ii--i
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1 .llii T!" K'l ll'el' t
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f i nil 1 : ' mi- "t
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Flow in Sa-ta
Cased Off.
Correspondeacc of The ICnlerprise.
Saratoga, Ton.. Sept. -'u. Driller
Todd has cased off the artesian flow
which ho struck in the Santa l'"e No. ".
ami is going deeper. The drill is just
passing through I hilly five fool nf oil
naml. bin it will be sent deeper in an
effort to mi ike Hie pay strata which
lies near t ,:? feci in the K'ouwl.
The tlut'foy company are moviiiK
I heir rig I nun the gusher just brought
in. and will heniii another well at
olice
The fa moils Ms well of I lit- llio
I'.ravn (ill company is Mowing a mix
ture of oil, sand and water, with a
small per ee.it ol oil. It is thought
t his well will filially be lost.
I'll,- Cnffey gusher is still Mowing
nicely, wiih a tendency In heconie
stronger in pressure and output. It
is now Ihming I' .mm barrels per day.
nl a icrt line grade of oil. the lightest
oil thai has b. u found i.i this lield. an I
similar m ihe lighter grades of Hat
SO oil.
Ihe In I U- biihv nf Mr. and Mrs
Miikeut'l died at the family lioine
hi re lai ut;-lit at o'clock.
A tin., bal't l"y has arrived at the
lioiiie nl Mr and Mi lin k Chance.
Mr. ami Mi l.ehotil had a baby gn!
in ..m v.- at ili.-if home Sunday night.
In Cullman, i prominent i-m'r.ict.ir
.1 I .n mid Mr. .lolly, of the Mary
i;;:. a Oil i iuiip.ni . of liaison, were
I.i,- l.la. wnh a p.. It el oil tin II.
' ..I te: ..o r ihe ti. Id
W..I 1 hi'. I., i tee. :e. her,, ltl.lt 111
I I N. I', "lu.iim i i.ii .iliy la Itiiie
.. "!;. ih I wmii.l I. Pintle nM-taM"II.-
i , in if., i-ti'ii. ii.it.- tulere.
I'm- ih...si:i i i i.f four and ; i-
if. it ii p. h i- II I'longhl llele llolll
n i ' i i i; and
Olive Lives Long in Water.
The olivu will live longer under
water tha" mv other tree,
fit. pc .
Why "Old Hickory."
Muny explanations have been Rlvi'ii
r. to the (sobriquet "Old Hickory," as
ipplied to Andrew Jackson. Thorp ,s
in older explanation than that unc-
,;ested by James I'arttm In his life of
Jackson that tho title was evolved
from progressive adjectives, starting;
with "toush," as applied to his endur
ance ns a walker. In the early day
of le.'.t'essee's statehood Jackson,
then ii major general of volunteers,
raised a body of troops to put down a
formidable rioliiK of tho Creek Indi
ans. During; Ihe campaign there wa,
much suffering fronV lack of food, nn.i
It is related that Jarkr-on received his
popular sobriquet of "Old Hickory'
from his :-.-.:1:sistlr;? on hickory mils,
with the purpose of inspltl-p his in n
with renewed fortitude by lib exrin.
pie, tho title also being a VHm o-i"
for the "t ugh" peculiarities of he
temper" mout.
According to Ancestor's Bequest.
A Japanese, newspaper says: "When
lyeyasu captured the Osaka castle,
from Hideyori and I.ndy Yodo hn
found there Hull Ingots of gold bavins
a value of $."in0,niii in the currency of
the present Jay. This gold he be
queathed to his second son Yoshinan.
the lirst of the ilwnri feudal chiefs,
with the injunction that It should he
kept, for urs In uny national eni'-rg
ncy. The present bond of the Owarl
Jamlly. Marquis (lire), considering !
Hint Ihe time Is come to employ the
money, recently repaired to the tonih
nf Yoshlnao. and solemnly Inritiiated I
to the spW- i4 Tin- dead that the j
Cold wis about to he employed for mi
"Vnal iHirposes In accordaine with 1
ti will of Hie fninPv's H'-ist r'nus -n j
irstor. lyey.-LS". T'li '-ft 'i- i!e- Minr- !
ipiis liniulod over the mouey 10 ti ;
treasury." 1
World's
Fair
Rates
llegllllllllg Sepli'lub
nine miimI the end
l air, low i.itc
!.'. and ciiritiil
of ill.- Wi.ibli.
M-nrsii a ttel.i t , fiiitn
I.i y.
Sliletepoll lo St l.niii.. wilt he nil
Kale Saturday. Sunday. M-Melay 1 ii' : -.lay.
Yeilne.ny and Tfi'ir-dav of
each week.
T!i. rale i.s . iieine1y b
n ut a mile '. h w ny. 7
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The following letter out of hundreds
in this office we quote to show that
we fully cover the field: : : :
Leesvillc, La., Sept. 12, 1904
The Beaumont Enterprise,
Beaumont, Texas.
Gentlemen:
You will please discontinue our two
ad upon receipt of this letter.
We are highly pleased with the results and
ask that you send us a bill so that wc may
remit.
Yours Truly,
Vernon Iron Works,
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Wm. Jackson.
Wishes
to
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LIST
But it has more subscribers in South East
Texas and Louisiana than any paper in the
state of Texas can boast of.
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