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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE, ERIDAV. SEPTEMBER . 1&4.
AT COURTHOUSE
SESSIONS OF BOTH BRANCHES
IN HALL OF JUSTICE
YESTERDAY.
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ONE JUDGMENT IS SET ASIDE
! . : .i i
Number of Criminal Caiei Called and
Disposed of by Conviction or
Continuance. Other Court
New of Interest,
W r.i.... .
r.ulli ilisl rici foiirU worn In kch-
tdon ycHl. nliiy mul disposed of u hilt
lllllirll Of bllhlliehS. Ill tlio Fifty-i-ImIiIIi
mm I, JihIki- l-'iive a li-ur-
In-; In llii' case it I lie 1r!llern Oil
Compiiny Mctllnic iihIiIo tin' Judgment
September 17 dii Midi Inn of dofondiinl
wit lioul prejudice to cither purly.
In ill,- ruse of ll.iiimlnwuy iiKiiliiHt
Chnrli-H IiikiiIIk i t nl JuilKincni fore-
cIiisIiik ii vendor' Men on corlul'i
properly In thin city wns decreed
A llllllllicr of I'llKCH WITO Clllll'll fill
tln ciiiniunl docket In I lie Nlxlleih
ilintriit riiurl yeslcrdiiy and illsioscd
at. Conn hut only diirlnii I In- fir-
liiHiii. discs iikhIiisI I In rr. V (illl'I'I'll,
colored, i'Iiiuki'iI with forgery mul
with passing fm-Ki'il iiiHlrumcnl. were
called iind ly consent of counsel with
llllllh'll to OIIO CIISC, IlltCllipl to pllSH
"u furKi'il Iiihi riiiiM-nt. A Jury was em
jjj paneled in licnr ihiri case mul (iar
Hrclt wiix iirrnlmicd. lit plcadld null
,ltv and was kIvcii two y'ai'H' lmprls
'joiiniont. t The cases of Kulu Wellborn mul
TiMyrii Norton, churned jointly by In
;dlelmenl with iiKHiuilt with Inli'iil to
'j?ommi murder, were called. Conn
del iiKrenil to n HcvcrnliV! of the rases.
That against Myra Norton wan eon
tliiui'il mul Unit auiiiiiHt ICnla Well
born wiih sol for October i. Tin- fol
lowing cases tire sot for today In the
Slxl li'th dinlrict court :
Hob Barclay alias I'M .lolniHon, bur
Klnry of a private residence.
Dave Nixon, iiIIiih Dave Nicker.son,
nsHiiult with intent to murder.
Kreil SI IMMIH, theft from the person.
A number of ciikch werv? filed in
tin; ilisl rlet four! yeHterday. Mi-k.
Hassan iMallorv aska r decree of ub
Kolnle divorce from her husband, Ceo.
Mallory, on the uronnda f abandon-
lili'lit, desertion mid failure to Hiip
i port.
Suit on note for $ii0.2ri was filed by
C. I). Brown against T. C. K'lrlhlitiK.
Suit fiKiilnst .1. V. Ridley and his
bondsmen, .). T. flossolt, A. Hroussard
mul It. I. Kent, for $2,800.07 was hi
nt Hilled In the district court yesterday
by the Kreil Miller llrewltiK Company.
Plaintiff itlli'KfH It hnd n contract with
defendant Hldley to furnish him beer
on credit, the other defendants beliiK
IiIh sureties for "payment; He iillees
that, the amount specHled Is due hlin
mid iisliB Judgment nKtiinst Hldley
nnd as nn alternative against, his
bondsmen.
A law niunlier of suits on appeal
from Justice 1'ope'n court were filed
In the county court, yesterday, most
of lebm being for small amounts.
Their titles were as follows:
Atlantic I'ress Company vs. Dan II.
Meyer, on contract; Smith Urns, and
Company, Ltd., vs. Harris and Dies,
on open account; J. A. Arnold ct nl
vs. Toxnrkann and Fort Stnltli Kail
road Company, for damanes; W. D.
Scott vs. A. K. Drown, for debt; Max
Cordon vs. Duller Bros. Company; S.
Felnburg vs. K. F. Moore, for debt;.
John J. JackHon vs. C. V. lano for
debt ; Wilson Nobles vs. Beaumont
Traction Company and I.ihiIs Deuder
vh. Beaumont. Traction Company.
The (iarrett CommisKion Company
yesterday Hied unit In the comity
court for damages and penalties. A
suit was also Hied by C. A. Sherwood
i't al against W. .1. l'enderi;ras fof
$2!)7..r0 alleges to be due plaintiff.
' Papers Filed.
Following was the record of tapers
filed at the court house yeaterday:
Deed.
F. Hathaway lo T. C. KicUey, ton
Kldcraliou $.'iltl, duti'd Decenilier S.
'nil, s.-vldiiiii:' by venior lien mile
dated October 21, 'o:'.; piojieiiy con
veyed beillK lot ". block ti'.l of I'ort
Arrlhur.
J l. Kilgoro to It K Burl and Otis
MeCalTey, Jr.. cnlisideral ion I .:7.".
dated September 20. 'el. property
conveyed being H htiip .Mivl2" l.'et
out of the H. Brown suiv. v. I'niimn'iir
lug Ht Hie hontlieast onier of a cer
tain 2 12 acre tract; rout eyed to .1.
Mickcuo.
T. C. Sirlbl.llni! lo Mir M A How
l.-s, coiisideraiion $I.'mi aiel oib.r
coiiMiderHlioii, proHiiy oiU'K.I le
Inn lotH . nnd i. bl.x k 2 . f He- Mrn
iHR View uddillou lo Iowm Celony.
Fort Arlliur Town-He nt ; . ti lo
William MrFieldeli. t--t n; lull
$r,ou. dand ScpieinlHT pn.'ity
ci.iimv,,! Iicing lot ld.M-U It of Doit
Arlliur.
Wilbutn M l'add n oi 11 l-iun
dry oiiiiany. innsnlei ' eni
iliiled S pt. inlT 2'i. '"t: it..;. My eon
veti-.t !m inc bt I., ld'x k ilT. of Poll
Aitliur.
F. Ciiiutnin lo Mrs. J lln-U.
roie-idi lation I' t11. ddl- d pi n t. r
IT. -"t. iriiMny ctit. t' d l ini' i"
t ,U 2e. .f Foil Anl.'ir.
Reieate of Drrd cf Trutt.
I.tilia lliii:vn ! i H K.! -i
rniisel, r;r ion ! J"" ..i'-l S. .', n
T1. 'ft. bn r t- r'iiii !- A
land .! ! il-d in b--l "t l"i-- t-..n
r:ii, K.'k'ot" H A ; i li"
lor tli of K Han ii
Ded.
o l anl W 'I C- i .. .
T)r,il. -on-"I, tiii i. ii :' i. I
STl el" Z. '"1 j.j.r. . i -., i, l
Iv-mr '"'I' '" I ' ! 'ii
Chattel Mortgage
J I111.011I0 't SI. It !
fni-f'lt ti:i!t . ..ii. .ili,.i.'
proH-riy numed Ix-inic I rtfiiti-ra
inr. I,di. utile roll iK-r tutu-r, iu
Htti, 1 lll.ll bio klltb, I IC,
Rill of Sale.
('. M David to J. Iut f, roubl-r4-ilou
$:;'. lUtml Hi-pu iiiIht 17. '.
properly conveyed Udng block of
griM-.-ric, mul inert ImniliM ninmn d iu
iiuildinu on IdiM k ii In ion f I'ort
Am bur.
T. C. riiribbliim to J. H. SiribbiiiiK.
coiihidcruiioii llo.iiiiM, limed DiIoImi
i, '.":. proMTiy foiivi-yftl l-lii four
ciiipli ie ilrlllliitf rim liiclmliiiit tn
nine, boilers, pump. rl, hniiicd in
llnuoilu county, abin ihik bl.ickxinilli
Nhop ntel on Kpillille Top,
Suit In County Court
K. I., WIUoii llardwure Coinpany
vh, Sierrctt mid .May 'ilt on account
for $-'u!i.
Suit In Oietrict Court.
Fred Miller HicmIiiu Auxin lutlou v
J. V. Hldley et fl, mill nole uml
contarcl nnd debt of $'. !" .'i7.
LETTER LIST.
l.lHt of Keller reiiiallllliK unclaimed
In tin; BeHiiinoiil postolllce for vck
cinllim Scpleinbcr IX, I '.I'll.
To Insu.-e pioniii delivery. Iiave yuu.
mall m'dressed to hi reel uml number.
Carrier window are open ou Suu
day I oui ! a. m. to in a. m., and the
ueiieral delivery window from In to
II a. m. r. It. BONK. I. M
Ladiee' Lilt.
A -Allen, Mary.
B-I.rown. Mm. I.. M-I Berliand
Horolhv: Boykui. Kiumii; ll.ai k n,
Katie.
C-Coclnali, Jennie; ; Cok Itm hel;
Call, Celia; Cinier, Malimi; Cloud,
Fva; Charliou, ICIIa.
F Francis, Mary; Francis, Aila;
Five, Cel'a.
H -lloblis. I'auline; llolilis, Nellie;
llelnlz, Allie; Hudde, Bauitnalll Hall.
I ,ia.
J -.lolinson. tlrace; Johnson, Mary;
Jones. Cynlhia; Johnson. Deary;;
Jones. Nlclo; Jackson, l.ncy; JeiiUlns,
Alary.
Ll.eroy, Bessie; l.ee, l.nu'a; l.u-
(elle, Kosa.
M-.Mctiee, ICva: Mushaway, Nellie;
Mlichell, ICva; Mcltride, Mamie.
N Noonml. l.ee; Nil hols, Kosa.
O Oshournc, Julia.
P I'enry, Dolly; I'rater, Cleta.
R Hose, Jane; Itogers, Minnie;
Itichards, Jennie; Hussidl, Nora;
Hichaids, Mrs. V. C.
T Tat 1 1 in . Minnie; Tanner, llilla.
W Washington, l.anice; Weir,
Claudie; Wells, Lemon.
Gentlemen,
A Andrews, Chas.; A nil son, C. II.;
Allen, Kugene; Anderson, hannie;
Anderson, T. 10.; Averilt, .lee; Adams,
Henry.
B Brandon, U. A.; Brown, h. n.;
Dioiihou, Frank; Beau, J .J. (2);
Berlins, Henry; Baker, D.D.; Baldez.
H.; Berliand, W. T.; Black, Win.;
Bcedes, ().; Byrd, Fixia.
C forte., Julia; Ciiniiilis, J. K.;
Cooper, A. II.; Carter, 1C. I..; Carroll
Bios.; Canez, (ieor.; ('line, II. A.;
Clay, Oscar; Chruthers, Ini; Camp
bell. Will
D Hi-Berry, J. W; Delgado. .1.;
Doasey, .1. K,.; Duevall, .1. M.; IX'brell,
A.; Doylo,.l,iU; -DuUuse, S. L.;-Dnrn.
Alonzo.
E ICIlis, Kugene; ICdwards, K. Ii.;
liarlding, Huby.
F Freeman, J.; Forsyllie, hd:
Foster, J. I).; Friar, .1. (i.
G (iarcla, A.; tireen. .1. 11. ; liraves.
Shell; Craham. W. II.
. . II llemmingway, A.; Harris, Chas.:
Houston. John; Hoffman, I..; Horn.
Will; Holilbrook, II. Ii.; lla.risoii,
Annie; llorton. Henry; Hollulay, C.
I.'.; Hughes, W. I).; Ilines. Bent;
Haynes, Mallie; Hudson, W. ti.: Ha
ney, I.. II ; llerera, I'.; lieutou. Himli.
J -Jones. Sam It.; Jones, W. It.;
James, Zcnk; Johusoii, 1). A.: John
son, II. II.; Jones, A. I..; Juslice.
(ieo. ; Jackson. Murphy.
K Kelly. N. Ii.; Kelsliug. John;
Kenscherf, Win.
L-I,ehrick. F. W.; Lewis. J. It. (Ill;
Luna, M.; Lehman, Win.; Livinusi'.ui.
J. C.
M McKalip. J. C. (21; Mclnlyre,
H. (; McFaildiu. lid: Mann. Wesley:
Menitt. II. II. 12); Mitchell. Brill on:
Mills, Will: Martin. F. O.; Morowsky.
Frank; Marshall, Brooks; Monroe.
Cal.; Momsen. .1. F.; .Mmrls. I.. N.
N Nichols, W. II.: Nonis. Hubert ;
Neal. Tom; Nii-ols, Owen ; Neil, elix;
Nicojo. (!.
P Palm. IV J.; Powell. Tom.
1'ialt. H. II.: Picon. Harry: Pniuav
Albert : Peters, (J. II.; Paceia. .Inc:
I'allerson naede.
R- Hai.l. A.: Heynolds. .1 X ; l!m ,
r. James; Haeboue. Peter: Ite n
liold.. Win.; Howe, M. D : Itobluns..
W.H.: Loss. Will: Hichanlsoii. A. C ;
liiehai dson. Keel (2).
S Si lierer. li. B. ; Sin ad. Flank.
Sii'tens, It. W.; Sbiiliiid. i;iay:(
Shaves. A. II : Slimier. H.: Siille. C;
Sibley, ten ; Smith. Al : Simpson, l j
J : Siniili. AS; Supp. Kuili: Springer
Martin.
T Tavl.u. ;d.: Tempi, ton. .1 H.
W While, ti. A ; V:i.e-. I ty roll; I
Wans. .1. ; Williams, li.ivlnr. Wil
I'aliis. C. II. (21; WiiiiImiU. .,-.-;
Woodard. I wis; Won. !!. I K :
W.nmIs. C. C.
Foreign.
.;ii;.M!Mc A.: Ca-tro. (! . Liiuiii.-r
nan. John: Sell wed.. J.ike. Si,
lui I Ii, B : Tlior-nii. John
MARRIED LAST NIGHT
Edwin Srafir and Sonhy Levy Made
Man and Wife.
Al lb. li.MIK- ol the bl ! im .li--
I I and Mi. Itt.' :., 1. I..--,
. nil; Mr Kdwin I' S ..ii I Mi -
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LOW ATE OVE THE SOLTM I
tBH PACIFIC I
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GOOD ROADS TRAIN
EXPECTED TODAY
SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE IN BEAU
MONT OVER THE SANTA ft
YESTERDAY.
m in mum w
Machinery For Conttrueting Samp'e
Shell Highway Will be Unload-. .
rd at Waahington and Main
Street!.
Tln govern iin-iii K,N r1J.K irnii.
la 111I1114 the inachlui-ry mul t (iilimeii.
lor biiildlliK I he mile of 1,4111 ul. go'id
road In this city Is i-xp.-ci.-. lo nrrite
In (he rltv some time li 1l.1v. It win
exn-ciiil to nrrlve yeKh-rduv but d!d
ini i-otne, Si pl.'inlii r 22 was Hi"
date el by the road building i-xpeils
lor 1 heir arriviil In this ciy. Tliii
was 11 lx.nl (wo tverks iigo, wneii liny
last visited Iteauuioiit. Thev said
I hey would come direct to Ibis ciy
from ShreveiMirt when they hnd tin-
Islieil Hie work of road hulhUiig her .
Nothing further has been heard
from the good roads people (1r I rain,
but it In presumed the work at
Shrevep.irl was delayed, Ihere'iy
chusIiiK ilelav III tlm train renllxliiri
Beaumont. It 1st believed, howefei.
us nothing has been heard, that It will
gel here today. The I rain w ill come
iu over t hi) Simla Fb and will unload
at the old Aliunde mill, at Hie eoruei
of Main muJ Washington streets. The
machinery will be hauled lo the point
where work will begin by the KteBlM
roller employed by the experts In roil
ing die roads (hey build.
U Hie Iniin arrives today In lim"
to Ket 1 he machinery on the ground
this afternoon the work or conlsruc
ling the road will begin tomorro v.
It s expected II will ri'nulre nbnilt
three weeks to comnlete Hie Job.
All delnlls for the work. In no far lis
local people are concerned, have been
arranged.. The county has agreed to
furnish Ihe shells nnd Hie cilv the
tennis and labor for doing Ihe work.
The shells will be delivered at points
Indicated by the Government experts
nnd the teams and laborers will be ol
dered to renort to Ihe nation's repie
sentatives for orders. It 's export
ed the joib will i-eouire but twelve n.
fifteen men and two or tifee tenm;'-.
The nonunion! Water Sunplv cotv
puny has agreed to furnish water for
use or the engines and for sprinkling.
It Is exnecled thai the road build
inn here will be o' irent benefit, not
only as demonstrating what can bo
accomplished in this reet '' nlhn
as a substantial lioee of naving, a
mile long, that will cost the city prac
tical! v nolhing. The road will lie
about twent" feet wide and tvi'l be
piaclicallv a macadam highway. The
government experts have made
soinelbing of a conresslon in con
structing the road Inside the city
ii,iiu n Uw.ir mission In lire H to
build samples or cnunlry roads, nol
ily pavemenls gratis. nere. inw-
,,', In pnni lllltll 1 1 V Wll IIJIV.
demonstrnlion. wbieh it 's expected
will lie valuable nnd prodiicllve ot
good for those building county road.!,
and abo a mile of pnvemenf.
Whever the goTeniment experts
build samples of rond thev mal;e it
a nolnl to utilize the country's nnf
unil advantages, both as ti grades
and material. There woii'd lie nrtli
Ing uained by demonstniHiig to Hie
peonle of this cnmmuniU how good a
road can be liuilt of rock, nor would
it benefit the peonle of Nebraska to
learn how to build a rond of shell
In Nebraska rock or gravel is used.
In sections like this, shell.
The road will be bu'l'- here nlmiK
Hie Omul avenue route to Magnolia
cemetery. H will be thoroiighlv and
acmalel'y m-ad-'d flr-1. as one of Hi"
hobbles of ihe government expo-Is
is 10 start with good grades, in order
to lii-ietlt (be fa-mo- and insure per
nianancy of ihe .oad. The highwav
will also be prenared for the draiivia
,i all water that mat- piisibly come
nnon it in the 'utere.
Tlie road building. It Is expecle.i.
will be concluded about Oct. B. At
the lime of the conclusion of tie
woil, a good roads convention will be
held here, nl which ll will be show. I
what lias been dime. The last in1'
tnr.ls r the road will be con-t ruclel
during Hie conteniion, which will last
1 w.i or Ihr.-e days. The road will be
composed ,,f four layers of shell, each
layer two Inches (hick. Hach later
will be put in. sprinkled and rolled
separately. The convention, it is an
noi'iucd. will thus be shown n r-ia-l
lnaeticalK- as li.od and smo.-'h as
a-pli.ill inueiii.i.t Committees from
the Chamber f Coninierce W" work
ine 011 Hie ptnr.-iin f .r t he com eni ion
which will be attended bf some H
the Ini-eiiii.sl umv ii.ad people of I If
C.lllll I T.
Social Tonight.
'I ti- l.adu A:-l '"( i. tv of the Fri-s
I 'I. run chilli ll w il' i;ic a smial ell
i. usiiitm nl .(I I he 1,-i.ne of Mr. I'
I ..maid Hi". . -" 1 1U N'or'li Ml- t. a'
v ...l.U i Ii i ti Ml tiH'lid- ot
I , . t. ub an- '. a 'y iiminl t'
(i . .el
NOTES A0 PERSONALS.
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MAGNOLIA PARK )
SUNDAY
HAtine at 3:30;
Night at 8:30
Refined Vaudeville
For particulars....
See small bills and
Sunday Morning's Ad.
in these Columns.
Remember:
HIGH WIRE WALKING
L Will be Continued.
east. hound Somlierti I'acllle last nitt'ni.
"I'ncle" John luitis came iu I oil)
Liberty lusl nighl.
Iir. C. C. Nash r-ninn-il to ihe city
last niglit.
Trouble with Light.
The Beaumont Ice, Lighl and It-'-frigeraiiiig
compiiuy desires a stat
inent thai the reason for Hie lliek.-rlug
or iimicndincsH In ihe llghls Is due
I., the raci that the Ncches river, from
which it gets lis tviitcr supply, is sally,
and Hie hollers are Punning badly,
making it Impo'sslble in keep Hie prop
er amount of strain pressure. It Is
one of those unavoidable Iniidelits for
which i In. company is In no manner to
biame.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
BORN JLAST NIGHT
YOUNG MEN OF JEFFERSON
COUNTY PERFECT ORGANIZA
TION TO FIGHT FOR PARTY.
NO CANIDATES AMONG MEMBERS
James V. Polk Made President of the
"Jeffersonian Club of This Coun
ty Details of the Institution
of the Club.
The ".(effersonlati Club," nn orsun
iulion of the youiiK leiiiocruts of
Jt'ffor.son county, .was formed ut u
meeting of youni; men of the city lit
Ihe Chamber of Commerce rooms last
niKht. The following ollicers were
elected :
President, James V. Polk.
Fi.'st vice president, ,ioe lleliert.
Second vice president, M. ti. Adams.
Secretary, C. T. Hunch.
Sercant-iil arms, V. I'. Molleiio.
J'hi object of I his organization, as
sel down in Ihe by-laws, is to advocate
tlie principles of Deinociiicy and sup
port and enlist support for I lie national,
slate and local Democratic ticket at
tlie election this fall. While the club
is to be known us a young men's club,
and while- il was organized by young
men, anil will be officered ly them.
every Democrat in Jefferson county is
eligible to membership. Wil hi 11 a
lew days plans for a big mass meeting,
in incrase tlie membership of the club
ami expound the principles of tin- par
ty, will be planned.
The gentlemen insl umeiital in get
ting up the club announce that they
inlcnd lo get their coals off and pilch
in anil work for the ticket of the party,
national and local, and mil up us big
majorities as possible. Tile by-laws
of the club provide, among other
tilings, t h ii t no candidate lor office or
office holder is eligible to meinlie. ship.
Tlie meeiing lor organization last
night whs well attended and pregnant
witli enthusiasm. No committees were
appointed, lull provision for them will
l e made soon, and wil hi,- a week llie
actual campaign will be started. It is
expected the club will rent (piarters
I'.om which Ihe campaign will lie
waged.
At Magnolia Park.
The largest audience ever p csenl at
the park was there last night lo Ihe
Orchestral Concert, and although the
iiiammciuenl had not advertised a
dance, such persist, nt pressu e was
bronchi to bear on them thai after
1'iofi-SMir Cooper's n n.arkahle f. st of
high wire walkinu. which was well
received and highly applauded, and
aficr the orchestra had finished tin
eneeri program, which a.i nf ih
login-si order and recoiled many -n-
.iminiiiM from The inuslc-iio iiig p. np!.
"Im were p csent. (lancing niiisic wa
ordered, and oir titty couples j..itied
in the mazy dance until 9 late hour,
ami then many ..( -hm recreue,! that
. was lime to ban-. The park, under
tl.e m w ma:iai-.. in. TH . is rani lly grow
114 iu t.ivn and t'.'piilarity. and those
.ho g.i . n-e nun- I., k ami br.n 1 !e-i
TtiitliU Til-' T!'.l.-'.-i si-iaIci is m..-.!
t ll.-itt. and '.ut a hrt va:' i
:i.c.sMr g.iinj .-r nairtinir
For Harmony of Statutes.
St. I.uis. S- i' ;J t mi in i i.iii.
r. .r. . in .i,g. 1". -.,-. n: t T...ia fo-
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ARLYfAUTROUSlRS
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..SoIinsKy Bros..
On the Corner.
WALTER A. MYRICK
BACK FROM FAIR
REACHES BEAUMONT AFTER A
LONG TRIP IN HIS PRIVATE
YACHT.
SAYS lit HAD A GREAT TRIP
Arrives with a Foot in a Sling, hut
Alleges It Is Result of a Legit
imate Injury Likes the
Kirby.
"Commodo: o-' Walter
.My rick
steamed into port last niglit, with nil
st.il si t and a fair wind astern, after a
two months' trip to St. Louis on the
"John H. Kirby," his private steam
yacht.
"I'm feeling fine," puffed lite commo
dore, last niglit, as he endeavored lo
n adjust his lungs to the sen level heal
of lleauniout after his .'ecenl slay ii:
overcoat -clad SI. I.otiis. "ifad the
giealesl trip of my life, too. I lell ym
the beat system is Ihe only way to
visit tin' fair, if you want to be com
forlable and enjoy yourself and get an
outing. Im more in love with the
'Kirby' now limn I ever was. She's a
fine craft, and I wouldn't pa 1 with her
for any consideration."
Myrick Looking Well.
Commodore Myrick looks as if his
trip had agreed with him. In only one
rcspoel is he anything lint i!ie robust,
jovial, broad-smiied good fellow he w,is
when lie emlia.'ked on his long 1 rip iii
July, lie came In with a Mat wheel,
a bum pedal, or whatever else you
want to call It. Th's is his explana
tion: "I scratched my foot working
around the engine and caiiRht cold la
making it swell and trouble me."
Those who know, however, think that
perhaps the genial commodore wore
liis foot out trotting up .-.nil down the
Kike. This, though, is pii.oly con
jecture. Father with Him.
Tlie Myrick party, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Myrick, their three children
nnd Mr. My.ick's fathei. ;Iio has come
south to make his sons a visit, reached
Heaimiont on the Southern Pacific
from Morgan City last night. They
came lo Morgan City by I heir boat,
but left the craft there and journeyed
across to lleaumonl by mil. Mr. My
rick bo'ng in a hurry to reach home.
One of the first things he heard on
reaching the city wns that he had won
out in Houston on his representative
contest. It was a welcome bonus
coining on this account. Mrs. My.ick
and the young people are also looking
xtromely well, and report that they
had a fine trip.
The Trip Up.
"We hnd a little trouble in going up
the Mississipi," sairt Mr. Myrick, "on
account of the heavy stream that was
itp:iniiig. Tin? river was uniisu;:.
high, but the Kirbly bn asied ihe
-1 nam beautifully, and ploughed
broiigh like a man-of-war. Coining
down we made fine lime, covering The
distance from Si. Louis to Memphis in
hirivtwo hours. This i.: mxhiy l'.it
going for ttiat trip, as everybody on the
river will tell you. lining up we ex
perienced n trouble whatever in our
guil trip from the jellies to Mnrg.111
!':ty. We had good weaihc. and the
Knby Kiood up like a four tr.a -n-.I
siliiH.ner in a tale.
"We all eiijove.l The fair immensely.
It is a gn at show. I t. you. I lne
km n to lie oilier fairs, ami I waiit to
Mil you that this on.- bis them alii
a T en a thousand ear. It is sin-1
tendinis, and sinutly an,-...i !. l--1
criin-d. The trouble ii:i tn-t-t n .
le li. 1 is.ii ihe tair 1 ibai 1 hey 1 y
.1 s.m- it a l in four .lavs. Thai cannot .
e done. We bad pi. ii-v .f 1 no . an 1 .
pleiny of time. a. id cmie pr-ity j
1. jr sc. irv it all "
Mr mi l Mr Mrick nT t, r
'mi -!iT.-r. hi ha !( r;'...tiz
. In 1 in Miuri. arid s., ., i;. ih.
nnin-' r 'ti he. pur. r. 'ti S-. Ii;s 1
I..- lane- I-;o-k ' ll. a-irii iit mull
... re a- she .. t't re' ;"i ii..r-i( t 1
h , i' s fa ! T'i. iri-'v .m im--..;.:r.
'i i.. ih. Mi-kI, h ii on I" t:.-(,-'
h. r. -. rar - hi T " . l r.ii
Iv t-i r--- iv.- lb- (. 1
NATHAN SELLS IT FCR LESS.
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRIrTJNGjFFia
- y '
IS NOW OPEN
and
Fully prepored to do any and
all Kinds of Job WorK.
Lowest rates and'thcbest work
guaranteed.
Both Phones 93
Phone us and we'll do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS,
Manager.
Now is the time to build that house. We are prepered
to furnish you the Lumber. Space does not per
mit us to tell you just how much we can
save you on your purchase.
:. Come and see us. .:
THE KIRBY LUMBER COMPANY
Special Rates to Contractors.
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Sept. 15 to Oct. 15
Inclusive
hf SUNSET 101
nl Route lJ
Sfnp-ovor of 5 days allowed at Vnnia and Maricopa, Arizona; also
nil inlermedintn iiointn in California on the Southern 1'aciflc, except
Los Aiigolos and San Kraucisco, by depositing ticket with ticket
agent at siop-over point..
Oil Burning Locomotives All the way. NO SMOKE. NO CINDERS
Excursion Sleeping Cars. Clean and Well Ventilated.
A. R. ATKINSON, D. P. A. J. K. TOOKE, C. T. A.
The Petroleum Iron Works Co.
STEEL OIL STORAGE TANKS.
AtlClasses Plate and Sheet Iron WorfcUFtfelOll
Equipment.
Old Tanks Cut and Rebuilt on
Short Notice.
Mala Office and Works Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch OfficesGodchaox Build
ing, New Orleans, La.; American National
Bank Building, Beaumont, Tex. . . ,
MEMBERS OF MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND C
asked to remember Uiat the consensu
(based on investigation and results)
advantage
Cool Colorado Offers
reference ,0 those red,ng , ,, X2jt aK'? JSlK
This Lind I of High Elevation
Inviporatinz Atmof pliere tn.l Vacnficrif c0m,. r,,., .
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of nvili,H,u t Min.mum Ux.k n-e -. iE u "!,,' d ? -J "I .IT
as ti - ' '
THE DENVER ROAD"
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d., -TriAnsle TicU-f , , ,tJ 'rT' r," r'U, v
One Way Via the Denver Foal"
N. ft. D , T.PJk.
fori Worth, Tessa,
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Low Colonist Rate s
TO CALIFORNIA
RATE
$27.50
THERS
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unanimously favor the unrival
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