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THE BEAUMONT ENTHRPHISg THURSDAY. 6EPTCMBEW ?9, 1804.
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I SPIKERS CHOICE
ny i:mw. m. wimk.
'' Ik Miiry tins si-vi-ral mural. Al
mi It Iuih Min n ln inrn. it IhtiiIihi. nn
eciiUlr ilillittilliiilst 1111J a H'-iin-of
Hiiii iimiin nnli M of tiKi llltln Ini
jii.riiimi'. no fur as thin Ineldi-nt In
nniri rind, in In- inintlom.'d by nninn.
Tim In roi'S uri Mr. Swallow, Mr.
KiillliiiiKiiin himI Mr. SiilkiT; tho lu ru
Ini. Is. nr whm, MIhh MotM'yKiirili': Hi''
rciiililc ilil!iiniiiniilHt Ih Mr. WIIhihi.
Si 1 iiiih'Ii fur (lie liilruiimllnii; now Inr
I In- Kinry; '
Swullnw. HpllldnKlon nml Spllur
w.rk fur Mr. WIIhihi. On tho 4lli lu)'
of .liiminry liiHt tho thn-o yomiK 11
In lil 1111 linNirUiit Inturvlow with tn-lr
finiilnyr.
"What ilu you want?" Hlilil WIIhihi
to Swallow.
"A ralxo." huIiI Swallow.
"Ami you?" to Spllkliujton.
"A ralsi."
"Ami you?" to Splln;r.
"A ralHi'."
'Cnn'l. lmvo If," falil Wilson. "Yon
K(t. f 2!i a wri'lt now."
"I know that," nalil Swallow, "but
that uln't irtinuuli. W aro worth inoro
than thai. Wo want $:t0."
"Too much." Hahl Wllmm. "HIIII, I
do not. wish to dlHcouriiKU you. You
nro worthy younn mi'n, nuii I liltc you.
1 ilo not wish to lfavo you without
lioK. I will IncrcuKo your salary 011
nno contlitlon. If you will K't mar
rlcil I will pay you $:!U a wrck."
Swallow, SpllliliiKton ami HplUfT
ttimi'il pali'.
"Marrlffl?" they said. "This is very
rnilili'ii. Wo must have tinio to thlnlt."
Tlii-y rc'llroil Into an ailjolnlnt; room
nml thoimht. Aflir duo ili'llbcratlon
tlioy rcpoiii'il tlii'ir lU'i-lslon.
"Kir,"' said tlu-y. "wo rcfuso to ac
cept prosporlty on such onerous
tonus. TwiMitydvo dollars a wcok.
acronllnu to our raU'iilatlon. will k
further for ono than $::t) for two. Wo
prefer positive to potential evils. We
will not net married."
Then Swallow, Spilkinnton and
Splker went bark to their desks and
ei.nl Inued to work for $5 a week, al
ways bearliiK In mind tho opportunity
for advancement should they caru to
purchase, promotion at such a coHt.
Swallow, SpllkliiKton and Splker
are kooiI friends. Usually they lunch
tuuether. Last Monday that amicable
airaiiKenient would have been satis
factory to Swallow and SpllkinKton.
but when they Kl ready to leave the
ollice and looked around for Splker
they found that he had already ;one.
They saw Jiim at the restaurant hut
they did not join him. Splker was not
alone. Miss IloneyKarde sat opposite.
Miss Hoiieyiiarde beamed upon Splker
and Splker beamed upon her. They
were happy- Swallow and Spilkini;
tou were not happy; they were en
vious. "I'liKrati'l'ul doR." said Swallow. "So
that's why bo left us? lie has treat
ed us must shabby. Hut Weil get
even. We'll have revenue."
Mo 1 ailed tile waitress.
"I Mia," be said, "do you sec our
If r .I Hi V
Tff frees rt Mr. S"nwi, Mr.
ifcington and Mr. SpiVrr.
fri- 1 nr it - ri ? W'.'l, l.e rl-
(, ri, 1 v . ' faril.-'t."
Vr-Ml. .1 ' id I l.lia. "S'T"'"
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fhurcK eJ.ltaj. It Ji - a hi,r
9ir. but U kell 11.1-UiU Mill
kid. BiB t-Hi.Ugli JU-t III" Baiun. !' ll'i
tell iI.k r-t f !' ifU Ih obi flii
U n.airii 'l. It II H W him fH ;.-l
f,,r tuu to takn kou nmu t i.f I.1111 "
m il told 1 bo oll.rr Kirla. tbr o".er
(hl I'lbl IhH prurlaiur, the ir...i. lor
I..I I iii itri'U kin! tho irnimnn ti.l.l
ih til tier. It U mllliiK tin..
KM-ryUoly l4 t. ftrlMMly tm. d
Hit) tho l.rbto kini luij. ki "iii."
tht y kl.l. "imn l Ihey limk bii r"
Hut Hpikt-r ami Mik llom-) ! I
lid nut limk uii-. 1 lu-y tr- tixi i-l
fir tint. Thty ln-art, lh-y . ll.)
blutit. Ihfy felt very uuiouifnrui.ii-.
A!, they limkeil ery silly; in-eith-!..
tin y talki.t mrui.tlv. Hi:"
a 11, 1 HpiihiiiKton trlnl in uikko nut
hul thty kul'l, but th. y roulj loar
nnlliliitt. I Ion e vi r. I hey foiind out a!
kbuut that tho in it dny. y.aiiy Tun-
lay Hpiknr enKitl Mr. 'liU In au
aul.: aii'd Ciivuliloii.
"8ir.M kttia lie. "I anl lay ti a
week."
Married?" aked WIU 11.
"Yi-h. air."
"Wlit-nr
-Yivierday."
"UinhI." hkbl Wllitoii. "I am Kluil. I
am an advncutu of dnini Uc Iraiiipill-
ity. I like a man wlm lian Immo lien.
And the heroine vxas Miaa Honey-
garde.
Khali do wrdl by you. You deservo
morn than :H 11 week. I will promoti;
you. You shall have $10 a week, with
the prospect of 50 tho Ilrst of next
year."
Swallow nml Spilklimton almoat
fainli'il. When tluy came to Swallow
usked:
'Say, Spike, wern you married at
lunch timo, yesterday?"
'No," wild Splker. "Hadn't thoiiKht
of It then, l.lttle Kirl Just came In
to spend Iho duy. You put tho notion
Into our heads. Congratulations, you
know, and yosslp and dishes of rice
ami wedding cake. Seemed like tin;
real thiiiK. Midi! kIH awfully nlco.
Known her loin? time. Mk each oth-
ir tremendously. 'Why not?' says I.
Why not?' says she. 'Let's,' says I.
Let's," Hays Hbo. - So wo did. JUI duu
to you. Thanks awfully.
"Good Lord!" Bald Swallow,
"(iood Lord!" said SpilklnKton.
Swallow addressed Mr. Wilson tim
idly. "Sir," said he, are there any
inoro jobs of tho Bumu kind where
I Ills came from?"
'No," said Wilson, "no more pro
motions In slKht. Kven If you two
Mows should Rot married now,
you'd have to peg ulong on tho
basis."
"I.'orty dollars, you know," mused
Splker, maliciously, "and tho little
girl's old man was so delighted lit)
plunked down $l,tioo cash as a wed
llng present."
"(loud Lord." said Swallow and
Spilkinglou ugaln. New York l'ressi.
Needed an Examination.
Uepi-esentative llourke Cock run was
seated in hls law office one day re
cently when one of the clerks an
nounced a visitor. The orator was
very busy, but the man refused to tell
his business to n clerk, insisting Unit
it was a personal mailer and he must
see Mr. Cockran himself.
"Well, show him in," said Iho law
yer finally in uisgusi.
"1 want lo get some legal advice,
Mr. Cockran," said the visitor, "and I
came to you because 1 am a poor man
and cannot afford to pay a real law
yer." 'What do you mean? thundered the
representative indignantly.
"Well, 1 mean that as h politician
yon will not be hard on one nl your
constituents, llesides, I have another
claim on yon. My aunt does washing
for one of your cousins."
"My dear sir," said the lawyer in bis
most withering tones as he ustniid
the visitor mil. "you don't want to see
11 lawyer. You wont to mo a m-rve
speciallM."
Both Br.ive and Modest.
Iluudiedn saw Helen l.ii'pinrott,
the If.-vi Rr-oM daughter of !!" W.
l.iiitm-o!t of Nw Hoi'loHe, X. Y.
..,' a itlrl !: had been si le.l with
niinii from drowning in Ki li t lav.
Vis. I.ippiiii'i'lt was mure tli.m I'"1
yjinl away from the I'.rowium: gill
when she fust heard her 11 i - fi 1
In V it'll' lit t:e-it.i';"ii she sw.in
l.i tie till i.tel crnt-il I.. 1 b 'be
hail, l'v tl is lime the dtowntl-g fill
as iith'i t si'lo'is.
Vis I ii'iiitieo't kep f-e i;1r! nl
Ktitll 'I 1' 1,l,r,t r.-a. ' . ! tn r. I
1 1 1-..HS, t,.n t rl tiV.n to I! i.'.s.n
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NAT HAN SELLS IT TOR LESS.
A-
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word, If Pnld
in A d van ce.
Nt A4. takes far leu laea
furlker fceltca will be
ilih '
waNTta
W.NTKI Truck fiirinern oil the
shun h. ApWy imiiii ILiiiI ik. t.
Mm. 4.
Si r.i .ttp
W.WI Kli-I'lisii inn by youii'4 mini
vim u biislli-r ami can dn lunnl any
iliing. Addn-HK Kits. I'oiti r, cure St.
X inns Unlet. U :K lltp
WANTMl-Tlto public lo know thai
Tat 11111 I tins:. iny highlit p. lees lor
S.i 1. ml hand ihhIs o nil kinds. I111-lin-iliiilo
lri. See us before ymi
m 11. i:.-i2 orii-miH St. ! :'i :'wi
WAXTKIl All panics having MocK.
Vi hicli-S, ell'., for hll'e al HIM I Inn uru
111. 1 llli d lii have It al I he l.ewi lli ll
lliii 11 mi Main hi reel by lo a. m. Sat
unlay, nr call mill make arrnugeiuijiils
lit Iho nllli". :t.".!l Howie St.
.1. C. KKItK, Auctioned.
.7 :iip-1
WANTKI) - A good while girl for
general housework, with small fam
ily. Cood homo for right purl v. Mrs.
). S. I'lummer. fien l !!. 1 2I wp
WANTKD A young man as news
agent between Inillas nml Ileau
111011I. Aiply nt. lloloin News Co.,
Opera Iloit .o building. In forenoon.
., a-ZMfc.
' A ?TI.' ri T11 e.ll nn Inqliillninill.
plan a $l.2uo six room, double gallery
Imiise for $l.u'0. I.)r. lluird, New
I'lmiie I'J'i or r.7.. 'J 21
WAVl'L'ti Iiositlo,, liv roiimetent
bnok-keeper; best, ci'.y reference. Ad-
iIii Sh M. T. II., 1. 0'. llox 8, City
a z ', zip.
WANTED-finoil boy with horse
lake roiilo on Knlerprise. Apply
Id c. 11. naiey, t;ircniinor.
WANTRD. For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ague
21 nml 35; citizens of United States.
of good chnracter and temperate
habits, who can upoak, read and write
English. For Information apply to
1 , 1 , 1 .. nm,.i- 1 w, m M11 ii
lug. Deaumont. Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. 11'
1.1'f II 1 1 I II U Xlll... ;
THK HF.ST $1.00 1IOUSI0 IN Tii:C
cilyTho Cray. !)-2-MWi
FOR SALE.
FOIt SAI.K Hoarding House of Ii
rooms, furnished. (Iood patronage.
Will lie sold cheap lor cash. Apply
at 2.ri."i Hoitham St. !)-2S-:!tp
W 4
FOIt SAI.U Two mule team an'!
wagon in good shave. rasonuble.
Address itox 577, Heaiiniont. !)-21-7tp
vnu SAI.10 .1 ounK milch cows,
guaranteed and first calves. $45.00. Vr.
Haird, V. HlaneheUe Jiuiiuuig; new
'phono VlQ or 575. 8-20-t-f c
.. - .
ONLY A FICW nicely furnished
room remain unoccupied at 'I'll.!
Cray. !)-2l-l wpd
FOR RENT.
FOR HUNT A.
I'm nit room. Close
nicely furnished
in. 470 Pino si.
!l-2!l-:ltp.
FOR RKNT Furnished rooms with
Ix.ard. hot and cold balbs. At V.i.lo
i::oadway. U-2!i-;up
FOR RKNT Two rooms for light
housekeeping Tor couple without child
ren. '.1:12 Wail st. y-2y-:;ip
FOR RKNT Furnished rooms, hot
iir.d cold water, electric lights, close
itii PUS llrondwiiy, one iiiock inuu
Pearl SI. !l-2i-.;ip
1. 4 .
FOR RKNT Two nicely furnished
mailed rooms, dresser, beds, cook
stove, we., front gallery, $11.00 pe'
monlii. Other larg.i unfurnished
rooms from $2.un to $5.50 per room;
one s x room co nue. Siu. nr. nuiri
,'. Illancliello
20 or 575.
or new 'phone
FOR RKNT I! room house on Pine
treit. Applv Cha-s. ltraun, .M'pos'l"
reosnte Works. !l-25 5lp.
FOR RKNT Ono two-slory lions',
all inoilern conveniences; 7 rcmi'
and batll. Close in.one block from
ear line. Rent very reasonable. Ai
ply to l. T. Rudwiil care Fc'n
bergs HtiKv. ! 25i;ili
FOR Ri:NT- Furnished rooms. i;:2
Magnolia Ave., cor. No. ill st. .' 2:'. lwp
TCRNISHED ROOMB Klepantly
furnished rooms, with or without
mrals. Hefsfg apartments. J-5-tfc
wi: cm:
or -J'.c. Tb.
a dinner
Orav.
you
u ill 1 njov
; 2 I 1 I'
:i;f vr 1 1 1 " I 'i ilM'l ' N'lTY Mat
ll'
il;i:it : xi lu-iM- f"i t di-lru t t :i'!''
ItllllV ,'OIHU I !- blT-ilHS: lliMI'llTlr-
...... t.-r truck faiin. ' "' '
W. it ! -' 7'
MISCELLANEOUS.
I ISH UP OYSTI"!!?'
1 ! VI
.111,1
or
Al
I in lni'k. Al--':
n In -Ii. 1M
Mr.-1
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z N.rTitTV. or I
l -r 11 Til at''. I
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! 22 11 V
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged.
2Sc. A a! i raere4 le ra
till
ckarce4 till arderea ek
lilt. WM. C. HAIKU. I'n.vHician ami
Surgiim. rhronlc uud privaiu diseases.
Wluu ver may be your ailim nt. ym
can K.;t vuluublo advlciiund treatment.
All nnfi.riiiiiuiea liuve kind advice;
olllcit v. Hlam heito lilil'g . new 'phone
l:u, laboratory 'jihono 573. 9
NOTICE Mra. Helen MeCarey will
open her echool of Stenography, Mon
day, September 5th, 1904. Day and
night clattee In dictation 15.00 per
month.. Poaitlona Guaranteed.. Fur.
Iher Information call at Room J1 New
Blanchette Bldg., Pearl St., Beau
mont, Texae. New Phone 6. 1mo
Sour Lake bprnBi Hotel." rebul!l
and refurnished. Hatwi, $2.00 and
fl.M per day. Meals DO cents. Speo
Ial weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
bus neota trains, far 21 cents.
mivprna ivn CONTRACTORS.
For Iron fences, brick, counters, lloor
ralllniR, flru escapes, window RUards,
levator enclosures, cabs, grille and
wire work for all purposes. Write tho
Texas Anchor Fcuco Co. Fort Worth,
Texas. 110
Will I. Oldham Is a notary public.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President:
AI-TON H. PARKKR.
Fop Vice President:
IIKNRY (!. HAVIS.
State und Dliiiriit.
I'or Cingress:
M. I-. UROOCKS.
For (lovernor;
S. W. T. I. AM I AM.
For I.leulenanl-tioveriior:
CKO. I). NKAL.
For Compl roller:
JOHN W. STKI'HKNS.
For Stale Treasurer:
.IOI IN W. ROnillNS.
For Com. Cen'l Land Ollice:
J. J. TKRRKMi.
Fur
Attorney (ji.'lieral:
R. V. i.AVIDSON.
Supt. Public InsUiiCtion:
For
U. It. COUSINS.
Railroiul Comi"-''""'""
AI.I.ISON MAYI'IKIJ)
Associate Jus. Supreme CI.:
T. .1. BROWN.
For
For
ror .Intlgn Ct. Criminal Appeals:
M. M. BROOKS.
For Associate ,lttf.v CI, Civil Appeals:
R. A. PLEASANTS.
For Represent ive:
WAII'KR A. MYRIOK.
For District .linlgef '
L. H. HICIITOWKR. Jr.
County.
For County Judge: ,
D. P. WHEAT,
for County Attorney:
C. W. ltpWTIT.
I'm- District CJerlt: .
II. HOYKIN. Sr.
For County Clerk:
HAL 0. LAND.
For
For
For
For
FdicrilT:
RAS LANDRY.
Tax Collector;
R. D. KENT.
Tax Assessor:
S. W. PIPKIN.
County Treasurer:
JACK COWAKll.
For County Surveyor:
(ICS FALKKNBKRCi.
For Cur Supt. Public Instruction:
M. L. MOODY.
For Jus! ice of the Ponce:
H 10. SIIOWFRR.
SAM HOLMKS.
I'or CommissHiiKi :
M ALLY KASTIIAM.
For Constable:
(1. P. HOLDER.
Bizarre Advertisements.
In order to Justify Ills culling;, riie
up-to-date "ad" ami si;;n writer mast
needs deviate from traditional Plies.
In a booklet tirepared by a member
of this cult for u New York firm this
fashionable intelligence Is vouchsated:
"Proclamation for retail haberdash
ers Suggestions to aid mere man.
We are students of style. Swell cra
vats for the smart set Neekdress for
every season and function Novelties
in formal and Informal day and even
ing wear. We cater to shops adapted
to cultured trade patrons who want
to know how!"
Contrast the above with this prosaic
proiiitiiciaiuento. in evidence over a
store on an uptown corner:
"Wet good for L-cnts exclusively:
Other unique biisinon announce
luents n roil Mil town include: "Joshua
Stiff, mortnari.iii "; "Dr. Ignatius lil.
Specialist In Artificial Deiiliir. s," and
last, but not lc;i.-t. this contribution
from the Howery, "Just for fun. try
our largest b'hiss cf an ryo whisky,
live cunts." New York Press.
Thougnt He W Arrerted.
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Attorneyi at Law
W. IvI. Crook:
Corporation and
Commercial Law.
ATTORSEV.
Rooms 1-17, Blanchette Eitate Bldg.
Associated R. C. Harris, I. W. Lawhon
Beaumont, Teias.
SEYMOUR KI5CH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Gllberrt Building, Beaumont.
Correspondents In New York.
6t Louis, Chicago, Etc.
FOR SALE CHEAP
1 pair large Mare Altiles,
1 pr. medium sizeflules
Apply at once to
French MarKet Grocery Co.
William Weber
General Contractor
and Builder . .
BEAUMONT, .... TEXAS.
Prof. Cheesman's
Dancing
Academy
Opens Sat. Oct. 1st
for girls and men.
Oct. 3 for Adults.
MUSIC STUDIO
NR. WM. A. KIRKPATRICK
Teacher of Voice, Piano, Organ,
466 Magnolia Ave.
Prospectus Mailed on Application
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
Is prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion freo. Gas given In extracting
when requested. Rooms 14 and 15,
over French Market. New Dhone 805.
C. T. Helslg. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIG & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones 51 BeaumoDt. Tex.
Saratoga S Batson Transfer
AND LIVERY STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. Phone No. 6;
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 Rate Int.
UNCLE SAM,
Pearl St. .
How are Your Eyes
You owe It to your self to find out
at once. Soe our eye specialist.
THE BECK JEWELRY CO.
Leailine OptlcIaBa
Hebert & Hebert,
BUTCH LIRS fcnd
Dealer in Live Stock.
Look cat for uppro aud mule, for boo,
raised meat and pork. Give n a call
S3 Main street. 3ot! 1'bonis 220.
NESERT A HEBERT.
V. WIES8 & SON
Fir. KIrer and Jlianne. Acc!d?Lt
and Tortdo laturance. fcsiao-
Iifhd lit.5.
I'h?c .
Ftacmoct, Teiaa.
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A prTurainrf h)h.) t r and
r:u. a'i ti'' n .iitdn
d r re r" t'H-s '"I f"r r.'i.;-. f
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Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder. Orleans, Peavl,
Austin, Marinolia. Liberty,
North, Hebert. Forsy the Col
lege. Park, Pine and Main Sts.
For $25.00
BEAUMONT GAS CO. j j
J. S. GORDON CO.
mMN & FEEP j
PHONES No. 32
BeOTmont Coilege"
COLLEGE STREET, opposite High Sshool.
MRS. F. A. HYATT, Directress.
Piano
Vnico Culture
Elocution and 1'l.ysicnl Culture
Violin ' .' ." .' .' .' . .' .' .' .' . .' '.7.7.7.
Harmony, Sislit Sinking and Band
Mandolin and Ouilar
Kindercarten of Music
Opens September 5th.
B. R. Norvell, President.
Chas. H. Stroeck, Cashier.
W. C. Tyrrell, 2nd V. P.
American National BanK,
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital StocK, SIOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
W have the only Separate Steel Safety Deposit Boxes In the City.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
0000OCrC000O00 X3000K)CO0Cr000
This Space
Belongs To The
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Park Farm
'Both
Phones fat
One Gallon Water
Three Gallons Water
Five Gallons Water -Ten
Gallons Water
One Barrel Water
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I Special TicRet Discounts:
15 One Gallon TicKets
6 Three Gallon TicKets
5 Five Gallon Tickets
1 Ten Galloa Ticliets
5 One Carrel Tickets
10 One Barrel Tickets
20 One Barrel Tickets
Call for Tickets.
nxiL-
. a
of ' Music and Art
i ....
Mrs. Hyatt nnd MIm1 Vitus
rs- :lr:' . "
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Anion Nuvral i
Inslrumonts .......... . W. II. Smith
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L'ma K. Harlinslon Method
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President,
W. B. Llgon, Assistant Cashlerv
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Lilhia Water
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