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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE WEDNESQAV. SEPTEMBER St. 1904
NIGHT CLASSES
INTACTiWOODHEAD BACK
WILL START SOON
LAKE
YOUNf. MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO
CIATION WILL OPFN CCHOOL
THIS EVfNINC.
NJT A MOMY-MAKING SCHtME
Courn. in Anthmrtic. Cnmm.ir, Com
ncr.ition, Spoiling. Bookkeeping
and itenogr.iphy
Do Given.
Will
Arr irii.;-m-t)' lnv been practical
y .ollipl.-l.il for Hi'- operation of the
V. M. ('. A. iiIkIh school. Wl"
n';Mi.-i:iiiii moved into IIk now build.
ill.- conduit iHK f imU'.l't K' liool
was mi.- of l hi- thin-' H'!ii;il:ili'il.
WIii m Hi" Iniil'lii'K was colislrintcd
proxlslon was made '"r u
ichool. ' I1"' ',,ir'1 M""r ! '
wi n- iirranccd l"'l the work nilcnil
:,ui i;o i oiii-nliii; tin- bullditiK and
I'.llilll,' ill!' IIHSOlilllloll hi t t"l il-
h.vel tin' rumpli'ilon of plans for Hi'1
educational classes.
Iiiiiini: Hi'' past f''W 'lnyH. however
Hie committee on I'llmiitlon of tin
V. M. '. A. IPU I " lit work on I In-
li.nil proposition nii'l yesterday I'
win .iiilioinnt'l that II' pinna now
l.-ti.l rsiiTV. sell. iol will he opened Hi''
owninj' of October I. Tlio exact
hours lit I'" devoted lo siii.ly and reel
Inllon luuc nol been decided ii'n.
nor have tin- teachers been employed.
Th.' course "I Kin.ly lias neen ii'i'M"
cd however. a:ul I In- olli"r details
will In- arranged. Tin- association
will male no inonev out of l In school
which will li" operated for Hi" bene
I'm nl Hi" youm; people who liavi! lo
v.orl; di.iinu: lb" day.
Behrma'i's Statement.
Ve.lcrday Secretary II. C. Nelir
man of the V. M. ('. A., Kiivo mil III"
following statement on III" school
ipe-ilion:
If nrraiiKi'innlM ci:i I'" eotnplelod,
II, ' iilu. ii'ioiiiil ceininitloo of III" Y.
M. A. purpose slut inK nielli class
r!' in III'? class rooms In Hi" build
hiK, iK'KlnaiiiK Tuesday, October 41 h
in which will lie (alien np 111" slmly
or arithmetic. Kr::tiimar, spi'lllim,
composition ami readitiK.
'I'hc course of slmly will cover a
IH'vin.l of six months, of Iwo lorm:-'
nl tbwf iiiuiiilis each.
liioltp.; of ihreo slilill'ii. each lo 1"
re'ected ty Hi" ulildeiil. Tuition $1
per icrin, for th" i,rronp "f Hire
i-.i in", en. Ail'litiomil sluilii's $l.nn P"i
cadi terns. A class In any olTcr"i'
:iu,y will lie slarlcl as mum as live
i l nl.'iiis apply lor il. No rcKiihn
shulonl in tal;e less Hutu Hircc
."I IlllicS.
Then", classes will no' lie n-slricl
.'i ,.i iiieiiiheis of llie association,
lull will lie "pen lo any liny or yoiin:'
l;:an in the city. Any one 10 year:
ii1. I nl- live:- will lie eligible.
Special courses ill biioll;cepiti'.:
i;ieii.if;iapliy ami oilier studies will
lie :rnui';.'il I'm upon demand. I'ar
lies ilesiriM'j; lo enler should notify
III" n:'iieral secielary, Mr. II. (!.
Iti'lirni:: 1. a! ence.
The assoelalinn will make tioi liini;
1 1 . , , 1 1 il:,. iiiitiim lees, which will he
applied In seiurint; leathers the do
in,, nl ih us.iocial l.m heiiiK l ninUe
:m iipportiinily for w.irUini; Imys 1,1
1,. cure help al'iins this line al a mini
leal co.t
No Stomach Troublo
Atli'i lliri-i' ,luvs if .nii writ- In OriiUi' Formnln
'lli,unv. I 'liirlli'". I'r Ir.'i' ln.lll.' il lllalir'.i
I'alilu'lUi Wine. Sliil'sCiilistualHili In inlie.
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0 THE
1 First National Bank o, Beaumont
Capital Stock
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits
W. 5. Davidson, Presidrnt L.
VV. P. H. MccFaddin, Vice President
Fr.ink Alvcy. Cashier.
W. C. Davidson. Ar.sl. Cashier.
E. C. Ogden. Director.
ocQooo4 rnoorr
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SIXTY PERCENT
III ail
ii. 1 . !
if llM I
TC1..I. ,1
ARTHUR
leir l".
LiECK
JtWELRY COMPANY
LEAPING tPTIC!S.
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LV REVCE.
Pro;' -tOf. maaia
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JUDGE HICHTOWER RULES WITH
THE CITV.
fl WARRANTO IS NEXT MOVE
Official Will Co Ahead, PendinQ
Hearing in tha Court at
Latr O.itn.
l-'or
tin
iiicoenl Sour l.iilu- Is
In-
Diet.
Thai Is wl"'1 '' 'I'l'lK'' H'nli'ower
mid in Kouiiuo yesterday nnd IiIh
word M"' 'K.
n will he rein''tnli''r''d l lint n few
.lays since mi Injunction or restrain
lnK order win issued h.v Jii'lK" HUilt-
. ! .. . A
lower "I'""" th" application
acy C'lieral II.II iiinl Cmnity AH or-
. l . . I . ..III...
ii.-y lliiiliiilil III wnicu i in- . nj
ials of Sour l.nli" wero ri'siruiii' -i
from further iiciiiik in n "liiriui ca-
,i..-li v anil Hi" corpiirnlton (iiui"
in an iilnupt ki ami sun- mr
as served ilium 'Hv Attorney llol
ami and the other ollicers. It was sd
down lor heariiiK ul Koiinlzo Monday
mil was post poned mil il yesterday.
Iiecaiise of iho inablliiy of certain
Ailnesses and olllclals lo K"t to th"
county seal.
Yesterday my Attorney num.-,
Hon. H. ('. I lurr and others weni to
Koiint.". Tin- nrjAUinontH wi.tij heard
and tlio district JiiiIk" dlssolvuil tin
injunction nnd set. the quo warranto
proceedlnps for it later duto.
This nicaiiH that Hi" city oinciais
if Sour l.ako will continue lo act and
Dial later on JudK" llinhiower win
InveKliL'iif.. Inlo III" (llieslioil of liy
wliat auihority the city olllclals an
.ictiiiK. This is th" nalur" of a ipies
Hon before ihe court and directed to
ihc olllclalM asking Ihem where they
net lhelr aiiihorliy lor actiiiK in an
iflldul capacity.
Thi! friends of tlio orporation d"
rtlaro that the iiesllon involved is
whether cerlaln of the ('ouiily ofllcials
ihall III" '""s olllcy from III"
icily criminal court of Sour l,al",
.vhile th" county olllcials contend
1 1 luil ih" Incorporation was nol legally
necled and that I lu territory laKeii
in Is not al all in accordance with
he election order and thai ninny peo
ple nr. in Ihe city who desire most
arneslly lo kci out or it.
l-'or tin linii! Ih'Iiik til:'
will rest and the city court.
ialie loHollier with all tin
he municipal Mnelions will
iiusincKH as t:sual.
ipiesl ion
of Sou i
rest of
transact
Ni-wton Notes.
Newton, Tex., Sept. 7. The lax
oils or Newton county ror l'.llll have
cen conipleled by Asseiisor Kagun
and approved by the Commissioner'
ourl. The tii'tnl values nnioiliil to
$;:,8S!,l!t!i, which Is about ir.O.nnu
e I Mull I ne values of l!Mi;i. 1)1
this amount $2,:M4.SftS Is on the noii
sidenl roll. This is accounted for
v til" fact i . : a I I lie large pi:ie forests
re owned by non-resideiiis and I his
, the m M v.iluabK prcp'ity in lh"
iiinty.
.Mr. .1. I.. Mille- ol' Worlliam. Te: a '.
i : here I10I...11U a Masonic scl : ol
inui 1 in. I Inn willi kainbmv lodue No. I
7.'i."(. The alleluia. lee is good an I Ih"
members of ihe lo.idge are taking
c.ieal lull-rest in Hie secret wo k of
(lie order, lie closed a school at
llui'keville last Saturday lie will.
...Hilii less spi ml several weeks in this
na I 01' the stale
Hi'l to Sn'ak I" Indiana.
New York. Sept. IN'.-lUviil II.
v. i I speak in Indiana .!. 17.
I'.i. the places to be designated ly
and I
tl-'
li:in-r:it it- i tal
citiiiiii tlee
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$200,000
100.000
$71,000
M. Hcbrrt. Second sst. Cashier.
Wiess. Director.
-no. N. Gilbert. Director.
ron R. Levy, Director.
lohn C. Ward, Director.
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FINN
S17
A 1 T H i.'ris
MIT rOM
f VO
rr weeh
ENCOURAGING REPORTS REGARD
ING INTEREST IN GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION.
COMMITTEE NAMED BTf MAYOR
i
i
State Senator Gricjg lsue Call for
Covrntion of International In- i
provement A'.soci.ition in
Beaumont.
S'crelary 1). Wi.r.dln -ml or llm Cham
In r or Cininerci' n tu ned last even
iiiK fro. il Il..tisl..ii, where he went u
work up luieiesi In the wood roads
(i.nvelllioll lo I.I' Ill-Ill II"-" next liinlllll
ami to cimrer witli Slate Senalor
jdi iKKS n nurdinK I lie lorninllon of a
I Texas Internal Improvi inenl Associ
lala.n. Ih" initial ineelini; or which
'Seiial i' Urines wishes t" hold In i" In
1 . . .1 1.11, ft If ill w HI. I ln -in id minis uieel-
UK. Mr. WiMidhead was suci'i'ssliil in
l.oth m'ssioiiH.
"I found u Krent deal .d Intercut In
Houston i-i'ifa dliiK the nooil roads
convi til Ion lo he li"M here," t-nld M - .
W'onilh -ad III conversation Willi an
l-'.iiierprisi' reporter. "I was sur
prised to liml the people there H.iow
so much iihoul our nio'vement he e,
mi We have not Hpeclally advertised II
. xpressly us yet. The county olllcials.
However, nro walchliit; ileveloptnents
here with Interest and have promised
1. 1 he on Imnd. ' Jii'Ik'' Vastni". who
:is county JiidKe over there nnd su
pi rinlendeil the expenditure or i!UU,
nun, will h" here, as will Judt,'.! l)il-l'r.-e,
111" present. Jurist.
Improvenent Association.
"HeKardiiiK the ititerna.: Imiirovo
meiit ussociul ion," resiiined Mr. Wood
head, "I saw Senator (i itftts nnd ho
says ho expects to have a i;ood ineet
inn here. Yesterday he issued a call
lor his convention, which I anlieipnt",
ns h" docs, will ho n hit,' riiccims.
His ol.jccl In orminiz hk the ussocia-
I M lit IS HI niluse lllLVTit-n.. in il'.. ai- i--
iiienl to the state c:iiist inil ion which
will come to a vote at the polls this
full. This amendment gives author-
illes to counties to bond th"nisilve3
; , ,, , .i i .....i.. a
I'l llll II CIIIIUIH, ililllin illiu iim.i.-i.
..I .' ....
i, ii... .,,1, ,ni T,,ti i.r th,, ii mi. nil iii. 'in ii
is Mr. Crigg's hope that all
the conn
the now
authorilv tf develop themselves as; .' ,
,nch as possible." p"1 cli" 8""" lllenl. owlnS to
Another reason lor Mr. Worwlhcad'n the failure of the laws of Switzerland
trip to I louslon was a desire lo a - to interfere with political refugees,
range fur suitable railroad rates ' i ail(, tlt n-roro the UKussian terrorists
I'i auniont for tlio Iwo convent ions. , ...
lie Kaw the rail.vav otlicals y"slc day, ";-' lH-'ity. ""ir Huvci in the
. ..... .. ,...ii.. 'Alps, to coi:t iiue the work oi assas-
cini si cuii-ii i..en in .mc mm .i .-.i,i.-- .
I'i'clDrv rale. This will be one fare sinalion or Kussian ministers so long
plus ten per cent for Hi" ound trip as t..ey are able to find emissuries
Id, ir'ii!; Ih' days of the convent ions, j willing to risk their lives, tile organ
A rati r one and ove hall cents n ' izers never ve. miring to carry out
m'le will be made passengi rs I avel- . their own designs. Six men, who en
in;' en .-iiie particular train to and gineered I... von I'lehve plot, accord-
oin lleaumont.
C;tv Dcleoatc;.
Mr.
Woiidhiad a'.so saw :n I louslon
I louston
.;.s Mi-is
' 1 pi'esclil.'il IM's 01 'II" i.usiucs m- i s
: League and 111" Auto Cluh. Hnlh of
! 1 In ,:r organizations will send dele
j ).:il -.s. Yesterday tl-.e mayor of Ileus-
Mi n, whom Mr. Wooilhead also saw,
1 ap:oinled debgalin In attend as rep
, t-, Ki iilalive.s of Ihe citv ol' llouslon.
These deb gales .1 c Cilv Knginecr I' .'
.1. n.irinanl. II. T. I ). Wilson. .1. .1.
l asl'iiiza. Wb;nt hi Hates, Chester K.
Pryaa and ( Pi'lo'.
Call fr Cinvntion.
'l-l... ...I I l'.,i II,,, i,iiv..iir.ni of Ihe
I ri p ised Internal Improve netlt as
social ii n. issued yesterday by Stale
Si nat.ir Criggs is as follows:
To the Peimle of Texas:
Vl March tub. at Houston the " was
.-: stale ci nvnii in held in th" interest
ii llie iroiosei const .lulonal ame'i.l
iiienl pr"v;ding means Ut- giMid roads,
i. 1 in.itiui and drainage, and th" pre
M illion i f i .ertlows in ihe river val
b ys of tin- slate. A second conen
lion was In Id in Waco. Texas. April
I 'ih aid I :ib. in conjunct ton wiih
Hi,- Stale le'iid Koads Association.
1 mi- 1 u.i i hi 1 nt iis working Inn 111.1
i.iii-dv to -., ih. r.
"n Kail T.-as convintinn or this
r... :,l 1, . uilt In. Il. l.l ill lllll lllllet ii'll
v. .1 n 1.1,. stin.-; 1 li.iads vni
I i 11. ill I!' IHIIIIiilll, on Itctl l r l.uh
llih and t 'i'.
I C.;iiiit ln.h-es and I 'iniiniissiiiiiers.
M.n.H- . f Ciii. s. P11I ii-he s of li ly
ii'i.l Wi 1 pallet's, and ib buales
(nil iiiniiei.il oiuaiii It i.'iis sue
Pi 1. t, nrm ,1 10 ifft inL or t app" nt
.!. I, j:i-i ii. ml, .1,1 s:d "liv. ntii.n.
i;. ie. !r!,. r ih.it the .ite iiMin this
aim 11. 1'ii. nl will . fl.-cl Hie M lil'nu lit
I I . a- iin.'ti the iifM inn 'l puliiic
in - 111,1 II In in an in
;. lo-. . 1 t,i itie iiii'nie Vil!.
.. .il..i .ti i.f thi- am. 11. Iiie in
.... . .. j.. -'. r I v .f all T.Aii
S, 1 1 I I . f .'. I. L'llt- - t" l W.i-I
' . ri 1 . 1, 1 in IVanni.T' ItialnlM r .'I
1 . , . I'.. nii".ii. Ti':i
( 1 1 iV fir W MM.
) -' i-. s-- W.-o-ii T'rrt.'
i i;im it i;ti:i;.
M.r. 1 in nnaii. IIimi-i 4i. T
1 LOD TODAY.
C-rci P-ir i.e. W'lt Be Tjken
f-cn Tr. Tlin Mprn nn.
; ! . t j.-.. 1 r.iM-i- ";i
1 , - , i .t. '.i-. tn-'i f- '
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'H ' ' If 1 'A
MAGNOLIA PARK
Thursday Night
FINE MUSIC
and
DANCING
In Mr. .Inmi'H Keith's private ynclii.
the John Wlliur. Mr. Ilturison Is the
eiiKinier In charge "f il"' wo U hen.
All prelimlnMiy details lor l he loud
l,u 'Mini; I:iivii heen airaiU'd nnd to
u:o row work will slart In i iiniesl. It
h expected the r'-'ld will h" 'Oulpleteil
la about three weeks.
THE HATCHING OF
PLEHVE PLOT
MURDER OF THE RUSSIAN MINIS
TER WAS GERMINATtD
IN CENEVA.
SWISS LAWS ARE A PROTECTION
Developments Discover the Fact That
Four Attempts Had Previously
Been Made to Assassinate
the Official.
St. Petersburg. Sept. 27. 1:45 a. m.
While Homo of the features of I ho
idol, ivhich culminaied in the assassln-
I at ion of Von Plehve, the minister of
j
i the interior
still hal'lle the police, the
authorities profess to be now perfectly
.,...,.. (hllt ti. nm,,,!,,, WIlil
. .. . . ,
i hatched in (ieneva by half a dozen
ti i .1.. t mi...
jviiKsiuiis. uiuau.y juhk, i iiu auiiiui-
i tt.s know the names and addresses
' , ,,, ,,, ,,.,, ,,,,, ,,, ...i,
M"g " tne resun oi inc itiis.sian ponce
investigation, are declared beyond
ult, 1,1,111' ,l -i iloiilir l.i li'ivu iii-triiniyiwl
'. , ; , .. , ,.:,. ,u .....i, ,i,
,.Xcpl ion ol the. murder or M. .Moilri
jkolY, the governor general of Finland,
, which began wit h the assassination on
May IH. I'.m:!, and ended with Ilio
1 blowing up of .Minister Von l-lehve.
pochuniu, whose plot resulted in the
assassination of the minister of the
interior, Sipiaguine, on April In, 1IHI2,
now turns 0111 lo have been only an
emissary of these Geneva terrorists.
For the first time the tact is now
revealed that M. Plahve's murder has
ben preceded by four nt tempts to en
compass his death, which the depart
ment of political police frustrated in
the nili of i 1 mo by the arrest ol those
who mad" the attempt, who were iili
eioly imprisoned.
For Sale at a Bargain,
40 head of young mules.
1 1 road wagons.
3 log wagons.
Will sell all or part. Just to suit the
pur.-haser. Tlio mules and wagons
ran bo seen nt Florleii. l.a. Address
W. M. TF.N'MII.I.I.
Rni 141. Iesvllln. S 2J-1-M C.
World's
Fair
Rates
lli'uinni ig ('i-IiiImt t--t.
an.) coin inn
Wurbl s Fair.
111
until tin- end of 'he
low rate
m nrvmn
tickets to St.
l'Ui
K III
! in sale
. ;e h K.
trii'ii
Tne dav and
S.iiurdav i f
The int.-
loa atmiil
.lavs' limit,
and coach
I I
a 1 111 n
II,
. . .ich
i in 1 h
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Ps otiiy.
Ask The
TicKel Agent
rr r ?e t9
f. W. liBfiumt, U P. and T. A.
51 Lew s, Va.
. j
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 time.
T) 10 TH
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it is necessary to use a medium for your
ADVERTISING
that reaches ail of the' people all of the
time; not only in the city but in all the sur
rounding country.
'he W
does not anywhere claim
TO BE A CHEAP MEDIUM
but it does claim, and can show the evi
dence at any time that it covers the field
and is fully entitled to the.higher rate. Try
it and the result will more than satisfy you.
The Enterprise Wishes to
Distinctly Assert it Has No
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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