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THE BEAUMONT CNTgRPRHE. MONDAV. OCTOBER
H. 1904. .
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I
KYLE THKATRK
One Nitiht On!y
Monday, October 3
CHaUI. Yale's Everlasting
DEVIL'S AUCTION
..Twent). Third Edition.:
nil the BfU I"
t illed to Overflow inn With ll
that U Iniijue. rir.ht, Odd. li
usual and New.
Siut Sale Open Friday 9
'MORNING SIMON
i N RLV. CODBtY
(Continued from Page Two-)
IfHI liiutt evangelical religion H III!
ImII. ve It, ttlld tl HW III" unfed
lillil lllu llllK lli'il lllllUllllil.'K dllfllUK
il into ivory I)m nf miKnilliiKwH,
tin did not iit-hliaio lo bo lo Uw host
available mid pi each In Di
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1
T BYT It n frHr9
r. m a, iniflidiiiiu- in in" '
. .i ' I..1....I lit.. ..r l.illt
III III.IIHI l'l llllll.ll I"IM I"". " i . , .
.. liii-iiiniM-tt ill ri'iilt-Miilit- "
u,. iii miiiK-r r in imilii'it M'"''1
a:i4 iisi.m arose iiliiiiH "Ilo ritti-h
In- ii.u-mk ' vihI "Why nu n il' "" B"
I. , iinmli." in.. Willi h riMl'f'l
-.me i lunge. In iinHi'i'1 i" ,'"
ii, mi. nr.-ri in ".in. i in- i.n.i" ;
Miinv looked ilium il''s' '"''
v IV- appr. I.. ii-i"H ' If'- '"" M.M'"
Hi. zealous iiml i.iiiMi ruii il ilMin lKv.
Im-m,.ii lo Lour mh Ii I Mil .is lo Imiil "
,hc Vrr.i.ni1l-H Lars Huh
,m, in nn.s,. urn n r i.tli' T-. fall "f
II, . mid full.. 'I'- i-mi'l- ""
ii h., Th.v - 'I. Ha'!
s nv.i.r.- il '" 1"'" "r V"
. .. . in i. it i tin bo
ll,'- I I.II.O.iai '"" '
,,. ,. ., . it, ., 1 1' Ii' fr II..; im'W .....
. hurl . IK'. II "
i.m ii air, ami I. imi it i tn i no
Icmncil some liiH.r.MIl
many churches have
iu.uii.iwi.il need a.lv such foal-
tires? ei iim think HiIh matter over
very carefully, uml look will nr
il.iiv iim Christian nu n uml w
.ml ir iiiiL-lit to mukn larger of-
world i foi l uml inl.1 anything to Iho equlp-
I .. II... ..I...... I. In urili.p llnil II
h . I
i J mi'iil of I lio cliMii li ill onlcr lluil
! ini.v hit mnro 'ITil'tlvi. let UH (lo
...... lln.n i.u...l MII.K. .Hitt llll II V. I lO AIUI l""y l"H flllin II lMl III K"l
liowi il In IiIh I.iikv lifii llin -iiiii I woiUh.
K.iiii iirylnr'. nlaii Inu Winwlfj "
I m
in ciii.ili.ionii an iliov nri'Ni-iitoil new
.....liliiin, and iIiiin H.o iiii'.IioiIh of
Mi-..iiillHm w Klowlv i-viiIvi'iI iiihI
iho (liurrli wn nonl mil wl'h fr,,o
iluiii lo ilo ItH work, ami w'Ui lllioriy
to cli.'iimo nnv form nml n.oilioil of
work, ko lime oh i ho ( Iwiiibo ill.l no
n.iiw in ro.i ni t with tho plnln w rl
of Cod.
Ci-noriil TIimiIIi win ii Mi'lhoillKt
ir'iirlnT nml kooI.ik Hint komio
rluiimi'M woro ihtohmicv In onlor to
liinko iho work hiii.tooiI n.iio.iu il.o
poor n.i.l iioKloclr.l rlnssos of IChrIIkIi
Hv llfo. ho kiivo Iho i.ioslloii Hi-rl-
ens .hoiit: il nml soon rii.no u i.u
llfltRf Ii. DAVIS
Iflltll Of ACCEPTANCE
(Continued from Page One.)
MAGNOLIA PARK
Tuesday and
Thursday Evenings
Music
and
Dancing
Cm Out and Enjoy
THE COOl. BREEZES
THE FINE MUSIC
THE DANCING
who;, unrohlriil.ioil. kioiii lo inoilnro
comliiloiiH which hrliiK ahoiit Hlrik.-H
uml iliHor.lor, ami dlsinrl) tho biihlni'H
I'.n.ilrH of lliu ro.miry.
lAii'Hl HL'f KOVI'.'...IIOI.I. H.I.t OO.IIOH
lo UK. not us fho K fi of Urn nuilonul
riovormm nl, I) lit lis Hi,. I.-kIi lnmto oul
iii.ii,. of Iho roaorve iiowcth of tho
Hli.tiH nml of Iho pinplo. Ih II. o very
oornorxioi.o or our pilillcnl Hiriicti.ro,
. .1 . . Ill ..Ml .. .II
THE ROYAL HUNGARIAN
COURT ORCHESTRA
Y. M. C. A. Auditorium
Monday, October 3rd.
10 Performers, all soloists,
lead by Matus, formerly
of Cilmore's Famous Band
75c- Admission 75c
TicKets for 10 Enter
tainments $3.00. :
Reserved scats on sale at
Association Office Monday
October 3r, a. m. .
,.r II IT.II.I.I'I'"' "I'lIU- M, n..,..
,- or.lliii.i-v imHioilx ,.r In
" I. mh I. -. M.. in l.lntr. Kiin.li v
,,1 .rny.T Unu. ''V "
..f l.ln hh ..ml htvIo.'. '"'" ' !. !"
,ihvlr..l. s.--l"l ;'
. .. M ii I ir slillH""'
,,.,K ..ml r.n. l.i.. rr ''n-
1,1,. ll I I...". will. l ;'
,lh,; f k..vI., II." wl'.'l" I'f" t"'-"!"1''
rM, Hi .I.'s.ik rhrlsl.'
ri .-iMircli Ii lliori foio IH"'-
,uhly orciinl.i"l nml H:' im-ml" " I''; I
rnnio woiUoih In mmo '"
.Inu.'li work. I.."".'" l"'vo no sii.n.l-
lK in In Kin-It l.'.xy chin'on.
This church Is always oni?n.
Mn.iv cln.nl. os nro v.ix u lh"'0 or
. ' ., llw. Kiil.l.lllll IIH'i
mi in 'ii r.Mii.ii ; 1'iis ill, inf ill mm soi.n cii.no , un: cornorsiouu or our poum-m mi.n i,n-
i:.n wiy: i.nn-h ' onclnslon Mint It woul.i ho hollor lo i nul Iho hosl MKHiira.ioo of lllioriy rtKU
"A il.-ilnlilon of Hi.' .....ii ii ,i,.ri. tho work 'n n n.o.ho.l on-li.i'rt l.y hiw. It can only ho main
i.mv Ih- Hi fol'.iw--: " " " ,i,(.iv .unworn rro.n thai which was tallied hv Htrlct ohsi rvi.noo of tho Iim
l..r.!....l'd f'"1 ''J' ,; "ii,,,,.' falrlv yi.cr.sMful :n tl.o rh.irrho
, ,i.i,.-IIhiii in lis in....' .i ii nni)MK )ho fi(Vorf,f, nn(, cllKh,.
..mi I' v. " " ,...ql i-iit il. and from Iho hour or his cho'co
s -Ii.l rolllou ,,f ,.. field of work o largely wn-
Iho wollilll ii "'"" ., ... ,,, HnK-.il,.., Armv. Il.o
iiinvi-M.oi.i lu.x rrowH .. power and
olllcleiicy. mid Htnmli out lodav h.h
one or iho mosl rrfcellvc roliRlmiR
imi't.clos on onrlh In cnrrvlun oip tho
comtuand to preach Il.o Rospel lo
every rroaluro.
Tho Young Mens ChrlHtlan Ass.-)-olaiion
l an oihop creal Inslltiitlon
Hull Mills! rules Iho v;i I if chiil.Klnu
the nioiho.lH or work lo moot Iho
changed rondlllons of Iho limes.
I'lirmed in the I'liili'd Slates nlinnt
Hie mlildlo of Iho century, the unso
cial ion: did not discover uml cleurly
doll no their proper sphere for Iwenly
yen m or more. f During Ihl-i llmo they
iimlerlook precisely the same work
(hut active churches were doing, mid
THE KERSHAW AFFAIR.
How a
So'ilh Cnroli"a Moh Bent a
ShcriM to the Jail.
niiiicNinii, s. c, oci. :. r.M-ii.ei-
details of Hie lynchim ( .loin -M""-
wliile nr. i. wli" Killed Will
Floyd, Saturday, at Kershuw, liave
lieen received
i,, i he Xews an, I Courier
h Kiujis Tree I , mi uli . nays: "lui-
iiiedi.iley al'ler Hie Killing of Klnvd
l he an -I el Morr.Hoii. leoiillK
I, lie intense. Tiiere was 111 Ilo
Ini! ii ;. ion lieea.ue known Uml
iherilT of Lnneasler was on his
I i as. i:n i.i nrnlei'liliK I lie irisnn-
An eleclrio Ih'.l.t 'lad lieen placed
re ilie r.uard lion ie door and a
en. an was imi );:iaril. Almui S
'. ih, I i - -1 , i went mil and I In
crow, I poured into I lie alley, nverpow-
lie- iiiiliceinan, took Hie keys and
III .Mm i ham mil. I le was lakeii
iillslile I lie mill limils and lllr"
i lo a tree will, a pail of lawny
Two shol:; were lired into Mm'
i hack is he mvu.ik. Sheriff
r nt l.atieasler, wilh dcpulieS
, :i, l, i :1m w. mi a . ! i io I I ram I
mill. il s afn i- I ! e :;'iai'd hom.e
nr I and iiol,ali!y heard Hie
.hoi:., lie Iiev.aii eaifluinv for
!' Intm parly and luiind Hie
in ml uiniuivlil. 'Iiiiois Iron,
n niT'e, laier. An i.up.esl
I, I and I he u mil .I'd re..
No nrrrH- have y. I I -li
I i:,mi,
T.
jlfil
ami
:aid
Hie
way
ir.
In I,,
.led
llfein:
ll.ili:
hue;
risoli':
W'll. I.
.l nil :
i ii'
Ii.-il v -i
i 'em I.
wa In
,1
I wo or three I lilies iiiiruiK "i''
,, r,,,- the i-esl stand wHh closed
looi'H Tlio open oTiureli N onen all
dnv and evorv day. Ami whv not'
The saloniiH are onon elKlileen on' of
every Iwenivfour hours, while many
rhurchcK are mil ore.. olJit"oii on. id
evorv Iweulv-four iIiivh. The spas
modic, manner in which much Chr'i
Hun rlToi-l Is can'l"'l on. mil otilv
fails lo accomplish the remit desired.
.inn I.I on the reality
ef o"r pur nose.
The adnnled elnireli .' us nil raid ''
l. i.ni.e"s l,o "'ou'd not rooio
I,..- merely st'li'Mual 1'ensiin. Th"
erl mail Is .ml to avohi "' r'ninh
mid vet he I - the man who needs it
must. In order lo roach all meh Hie
. .lurches lire helm; li.llll III neli
wav as lo nvnvlde r,- null, ho'' of
ml, in lonal reiilnres of elni'c'i wirk
wllhoul uslnu' the satu'liinry for nny
linrnose exeepl for worship uml in
sliuclioa in rdi'vioii. I'liiv'sinn is
ii iule for n readliiK room, a kinder
narlen, a nymna-ium, a laln.r hiireau,
a savings hank, a people's drawi.iK
room, temperance concerls, sleriopli
con exhihils, classes in howIikj and
cooklnn. nlnlil school, cluhs for dif
lere.it cln-ses, molher's meeliiiKS,
etc.. and Ii. this way Hie cliu-eli has
ioel mini" needs of Iho people and
lliev have eiui:e M.lo s.'eli cnnlacl
wilh the nirslor tha' lie 's a lre(iienl
and In'liilul counselor lo Uioin and
acipiir.'H an Influence Hml makes 11
no-sihle for lii'i' iieeoiniilisli work
llial ollierwi c would he out of Ills
nower. II is mil esnecled ll.nl nnv.
! church will mlopl evorv feature of
I (he onen church, hm merely recoKii-
lo lie' principle and imply II as lo-.
, cat conditions ma" roipilre.
Conditions repiiire 'I o o some
i of these f, iiln res. We need new wine
for oew ho'tles.
NoHiitnr can he more evident lo th"
... .,.-lif of .mi- limes dun Hie fact
I Ihal we are ftil ehaimlim f'-om a nil
I t ion of imrieullurali-ls lo a peop'e
I who dwell I'' elites and who eiiKaue
in mercMiiiile and manurad iirinir pur
' .nils and in evorv 'o."n n' hnsiness
and i.rolessl.Mial life known lo the
race." The farmer oo.lh' ""''i-ill e
eron almie and make his living wilh
mi ire imleiiendeiu f 'he cilv ami
lln. mai'kel. and r,,r nils reason an
me eruinenl and nil efforis to nro
ij.le fo- the welfare or men have
iliro.-led lo the iml.vniuai rainer
I,, the cominunily as u whole.
. i.: militions this was Hie
I., ell
I Ikiii
I'.ide
ih.
ill,
d.
u:a,,
Ex i)i : icd
ii.don. 1 1, I ::
u s of an". ''
A i hu r
mi I
i I.
...rl -
l .(..
Iii . I h
. ,1 a
1 1 UK el I' Ml wilh
r pi V' r I 1 h i i, ,d
s.,i.aij.iii a Sh iiifl..,
ihal a liu i. hi war
I I,, ;ip. ..i ,i me:
, I ; i '.in i !i I.- 1 1 . i
i ii, l r I,, m, '-I l,r
i- i-onrse lo pursue. III!
,,i::;e.l conditions have made il
n -.r-.snrv to lay trout sties- on the
i social as well as Hie individual rela
1 Cms ,,f men. and we have Loon ad
I im nishod Ly painful failures and
; ,h I .ill ill I hi- ello.-t I,, save til" eilies
ih.i we tun t have new- wine for new
Loll lis.
The S.-ili at ion Armv is a
this i'han"e, .ondi'ion
When .l"hn W sL v hi
1 lain I lie .1' I ""' I""!1"
' Km-i
sii:i
..I.
lln-
i pal liur. h for Hie i.,n iH'--e of
,,f
THE
! l-moT Nmnwn RamiHF RFAIiMHMT b
ill0l IMUUIUL UrtHUUI ULrtUiuiiH
1 1
hy the sanio old methods. Apart
from rending rooms and a few lihra
i'les, I hoy rooogn t'.ed no needs exeepl
spirit mil. U Is a hlKiiilleant fact Ihal
al'ler nearly twenty years .of such e.f
foi's the assoclallon hud not Iwenly
gonoral Korrotnrios, had erected no
hulliliims and had acnuirod no per
nianont property. About ISSil they
discovered Iho need of rhmiKcH in
Iho illrei'll'in of the presetil. order of
things mul from the hour of th"
adoption of new methods their pro
gress due-'. In liinii, which was 20
years afterward. North Ainerlci
had 112!) local associations with
ahoiil 2.r.H,lMM. memhers. There wore
also nearly Km buildings valued at
S2.iH.n,mf; and the number of sal
aried officer was l'i7.r. Thus when
ri'liglous, cd.K'Hlional, physical and
soelul needs were provided for, miil
Hiiides found u this religious Inst 1
I ul ion what they were seeking and
Ihus Ihey hecaiuo accossililo for reli
gion j work and were prevented from
drilling Inlo channels or vice.
, The institutional church is nolhlni
more lhan an active chiP'oh, with
i evorv ordinary feature of church
I work carried ou In nieoli the usual
I way, but profiling IV whal hits boon
shown to he true In Hie success of
the Salvalion Armv. V, ,M. C. A. and
a few chiirchc: thai have for years
had some of tl.o fe-itures moiilimn'd
and to be menlionod In Hie remain
der of 'his discourse. I hoy have
wisely added some features to tho
church work thai have greatly In
creased the al tendance noun iho ser
vices and Iho addition to Iho church
I by profession of faith, and thh lakes
' Ilo 'it'connl of the distress relieved.
I of 'ho endure beoun, of I'm enlarged
I svnipalhy wilh the work or th"
' 1 i. .in., ,,i- V.' 1.1. 1 111 'l " ' Ill' " 1
of nubile morals
Morgan Chapel (Methodist) llos
lon, is used hv Dr. Jostuh .Strong in
a very inslriielive hook entitled "iXo-ligioii-i
Movements for S.ioinl Helier
inenl," as mi illustration of the idea
herein advanced. Th'a church is sit
iinleil in a thickly seltled leiieiiienl
disiriel and aims lo ho, as nearly as
pos ible. self .sunnoil ing. II is an old
church into which was grafted Iho
I new life live years ago. Itnlhing f;i
joililios being grout ly needed in that
loeallly, a number of baths wore
I placed in Hie basement of the
I church. A in mi i .in I charge of five
cents made them more than vidf sup
porting and they have yielded;. sui
plus ri- the reading room.
A I'hool of liamlieniff has been
opened, in which pnnling, cobbling,
tailoring, ilrossmaking. and ourpon-
j irv are taught hv volunteer inslruc
, tors. After a time this sellout! .level-
oped into a l ooprTaliic industrial
I work, wnii h has been a great l.eno
I lad ion to mam hundreds of neoossl
, tons pie, I'lioinplnycl women are
I s. l iii work repairing garment -'which
halo been colli ribn'eil and
1 which are afieiar,s Fold va
j riot v of einphu nieiils is furnished for
I idle men. An employment Lurem
' luels permanent iHrsjijouH
lllsl mic ion I-. given in
ill knots of in i.'iitn.nial
t ... in i
C.irdal Stock.. .
jurp u. Fund
I - .-.ct. ll P. of ts
W j
V. P
I i." i
W. r.
D.i i'lnn,
H. f r ,.
U v, v.
if K'nt U.
I n. Vi: c Prcs.d'nt
rr.
't C.ith'Cr.
c r.
.IJ00.000
100.000
$71,000
M. Urbcrt. Sfcood H&t. Cashier.
J. W.rss. OirfCter.
.no. N. Gilbert. Orr U'r
rcn R. Levy. D"fd".
Ic! n C. Ward, Director.
in1
a l
Hi'
.Old
P.. i
i:i.
ii.-.ii
V
for manv.
local and
music, bv
- lli'lil t,le lall'MIs lluslon "ll
i - A day nuiseii iind l ui-
11 .lie 111 Mlecessllll I MM I a I loll .
!'.;. inn's iihI.is, i ,al m ho, 'I
;. i iir, I. ii uficrilixius. wnii an
a' t i"!., me of about A
tni-i"ii has N-eri saLli -nod.
, i .. pin ii -inns "f t he rL y
i , ,i 1 1 ii i 'I-! ihmr ., ; i ioo
-.''. -ill lllght H 'r.e oliee-l
i 1, !i la'l un. il l' i en
'l'.'ia- hl h a I. lllpro.mee
: i ..ii bti ted f,,r tin in-tnic
Hiiiiw'.n wi it- nii '
The Democratic party has nlwuys re
siKtcil, and will cont'niio to reslKt, Iho
)'iicr)'achments by I's enemies upon the
fi.ndamenlnl right of Hie people of
he several kUHck. All power ooiiich
lioni ih" poofilo. uml should ho surron-
iii Ted only In the Inierosls of tho
pie, and whenever this ikiivit Is used
(it: selfish Int rests, It Is not only an
abuse, hut usurpation.
Arbitration,
The declaration In the St. Louis
plat form in favor id arbitration Is one
lha. apeuls lo my sense of fairness.
Nations mid states have employed to
advantage this meilnid of settling ills
puled questions, stales have Invoked
i nil' wilh go(., result a. a:ul Individ
,,,,iu rriwiimiii Iv Inivn resort to it In
ndjusilng questions of difference. The
Hague iriiiunai, representing mo w-un-mciil
of coiKdlialion, is Hie h'ghest
nraetlcal expression of Intelligent
Ihoughl on His siibjecl. The pr'nciples
oi arbit ntion nre Hie same, wnetuer
governing In the great court of na
tions or applied in tile affairs of Indus-
trial life. Its pormuneni. esiannsn
ineiit ns a part or I lie industrial sys
tem of the country, upon a basis of
mutual consent of all parties lo a con
troversy, would insure more friendly
relations bo' ween employer ana em
ployed, for the interest of the wo' king
man and the employer Is identical. 11
affords a safe and cnuiluble method of
determining differences that may
arise, and has been callld "a reason
able and natural mode" of settling siicli
disputes. The sp rit ol nrktral ion is
kindred (o Hio love of law ami oruer
II in tlio n rhiler of nonce instead of
wnr. and makes for happiness Instead
of sorrow.
Race Is-u.e
All love s of iho'r country must
deprecate the rehabilitation hy Iho
Republican party of a disappearing
race Issue, 'it. a Hnie when every effort
should h" made lo promote rather 'hsin
loiard t! rogre,ss which was Doing
mad" in the states where slavery had
iv;-1 od loward tin. liimnier reiuiionn
belwren Ih" two races, while the
revival of Hlis issue, wilh all its ut
lenduii' ei'ils. must of necessity retard
'ho dcve'":iiiient of the southern s ates.
whose people are hi niggling manfully
w ill conditions left by the war. nnd
seriously interferes wilh the industrial
progress of bo'h races.
Fraud in the Public Service.
Peculation and fraud in Hie public
service under the present administra
tion, especially in tho postoflloo nnd
h'lid departments, reached such p-o-portions
that knowledge of the evils
practiced became public properly.
Prosecutions naturally followed, inn a
thorough and impartial liivesngaiion
by congress, proposed and urged by
he l)eiiio"i'iilie minority, was ret used
hy the Republicans, at the iii'indalo, it
la nellevcil oi i ne iiniiinns, .. ,
Cong ess adjourned earlier ihau at
any session for many years, for tho
purpose. It Is believed, or preventing
furl her agitation of the quest ion, and
nn effort to curia'l expenses.
Civil Service.
Olliees nro created and filled in pur
Kuance of law () carry en I lie gove u
menl. and not to further parly amid
turns' nml the se llsh purpose of any
citizen. Many of the hundred tlmn
.end I'cilernl oHiee-holders. sin all's id
nil the people, and while mid' r salary,
a.'e now vigor insly, some i'ov rlly an l
n ine openly, working and eotiiribullna
la tho present campaign to s"'iire the
s'lcross of the Ropubliran party, in
defiani ilolaliotl of the civil service'
aws. rules and regulations. Several
t'lembei's of I be eahiin i and oilier ofli
rials of the government, forsaking
their du'ies ami Ih. depart 'm ills ai
Mashingtoii. are spi ndiag th -Ir entire
time in making speeches and us'ns all,
the influence and power of tlml,' olllcial ,
t'otis to eb-et in"ir Cliiei.
Judne Parker. I
The tale Iveniii rntir convention, and
its- a.i,ii,late f. r president. Imc give,,
sn;ii lAhil'i'u-u of a mui'tal r.siH-,1
ami eonfi leii.'' almost ii.'l'i ' '''
, . mi. i.ol::..-.: lnn.rv. at. I , purty
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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.
my
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it is necessary to use a medium for your
ADVERTISING
that reaches all of the people all of the
time-, not only in the city but in all the sur
rounding country.
The Morning Paper
does not anywhere claim
TO BE A CHEAP MEDIUM
but it docs 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.
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The Enterprise Wishes to
Distinctly Assert it Has No
TOE LUST
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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