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THE BEAUMONT M (ERPRISE. TUESOAV, OCTOBER 11. 1904.
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98 SUITS TO CLOSF; OUT FOR
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These Suits Sold tor lO.oo and 12. 5o
SOLINSKY BROTHERS
On the Corner.
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ESTABLISH 0 188.
R. M. fVIOTHNER
THE POPULAR JEWELER
.CROCKETT 8TREET, . ..BEAUtoON'i, TEXAS
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Illinois j&gfr Central
WORLDS FAIR EXCU fl RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
$36.40 forTicKets Good Until Dec. 15th.
$30.35 for Tickets Good for 60 Days.
$24.75 for Tickets Good for 15 Days.
THROUGH SLEEPER LEAVES BEAUMONT 13:03 P. IH.
DAILY ARRIVES ST. LOUIS 7:08 A. M.
Fast Train ServiceBuffet Library Cars--rin!rf! fais-Mol
a la Carle Free Chair Cars Pullman Sleepers. Special Rates
to all Summer Hesorts.
Apply to TicKet Agent for full information, or address
N. D. FINCH, T. P. A., Houston, Texas.
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You can't afford
to miss tHe great
World's Fair
The greatest show ever held, an education
within itself, equal to a journey 'round the
world.
Why not fjo now-this month
Kates at e very low, accomodations are easily
had at reasonable prices. If you are in doubt
about the cost of a visit you can purchase a
complete round trip including railroad ticket,
hotel accomodations with meals, admissions
to the Fair and all necessary expense for any
number of days at a certain fixed price, with
arrangements all made in advance. Write us
about thi3 at once to-day. The Cotton Belt
Route operates
Through Daily Trains to St. Louis
r.'irrvinir s rriicra. i nunc cars, rnair cats, nwn
Wiite l.ir illustrated World' Fair (older containing
map of grounds, train mIil-iIiiIm, etc.
E. XV. LaBEAUME, G. P. T. A.
St: l.ouis. Mo.
or call on Cotton licit Route Ticket Agent
cliei
K. CS. Rrj.
TexarkanaFort Smilh Ry.
World's Fair Route
ST. LOUIS
Through Sleepers Wilhout Change
Via. JhreVcport and Cotton Kelt Route.
I ..mining Car Service...
This Train Leaves :A. w. u.i.y
Arriving tn St. Louis Next Morning.
Doufc Daiy Srnice to Kansas City.
Through buffet Sleepers
C t. SWINDELL,
Gen!. ra. At-
R A. MORRIS.
City Pa.aTicK?t AfcL
SLANDER SUIT
FtfANK DE PEYSTER HAUL. PROM
INENT NEW YORK CLU3VAN,
KILLS HIMSELF,
Was Member of nrt Old New Ycrk
Family, and BelongeJ n a Num
ber of Clubs Weaoon U -d
Was a Revolver.
Now York, Oil. In - F'siiik Pr 1 )
Ki r Hull, n member of sc,o al 1 row!
ti ' : 1 1 c. nls, iniliiy shot ni'l Uilli'il hit.i-
si-ir.
A suit broi.Rht by lil'ii tuuliiM Iv.'ii
(.liter clnl.iuon, alios. ej: blander ntj-l
Sino.iMlu diuiiiiKes, was to !iao co-tie
TILTING IflTII
THE WINDMILL
TOM WATSON, THE POLITICAL
DON QUIXOTE. BREAKS A
LANCE AT CHICAGO.
HID BHTSUITfOR $100,000 SKIN B3TII PARTIES IMPARTIALLY
today.
of the
Says Parker Hai Not a Ghost of
Show, 8"d Claims That Olney,
Belmont and Gorman Are
Simply Republicans.
Chioncn. October 11. Thomasi K.
Watson, liniiihiee of the People's par
ty for prosldem, spoke here I011I14I1I
to mi audience w'tlch filled Hie Prin
cess It i 11 k to overflowing The poli
cies of both the republican and demo
crat io purlles were scored bitterly by
Mr. Watson and Ms ileclaral ions wen?
iiiHliiuiio!! of (iie.rwived with oniluiKl-iHin.
tr t.i 11. t..,
BUils only l.eenine public dnr- , '
J 1 1 I nm neensed ol draw nir more
up ill court
Thu fact
slander
tig 1 110 past ween, aiiuou.ii me tirw vo.,,s f.m .r)(.r than Koosevell
suils were benun last. .May. These lielicvini; 11s I do that, lint It of t.hein
were against Alfred II. lionil, president f"f '' i"10 syHtem. which I
ol (ho Calumet club, and (loorK A. "",l,ul; " M"rc ,r",n fwl'"'11' 1 "'
' , my votes is a ma'ter of iiidifferene(
Cormaek hecivlary of tho New York ,0 ni0i ,lat ,hey nre peiiuine .lelTer
Yaclit ciub. Hull alIeK(!il that both son linn demorcniic volese. If Mr.
men, in conversation with oihers, ac- Hryan hnd bolted the St. Louis conven-
hlni of illKirniei.ru iirncl ces ll"n " cuii- npun u.-.in.i i .11 uvi-iy
whore to rally to his
11 1 it un n iiiuiijim in iiivj vii mil. l raj Klroot Iarl((i'
tliih. The answer tiled was to tne
1
1'
support. 11 i;ainst.
a campaign would
have died in Its birth. The Hcliuonls
ort'ect that the nlalc:nents made worn and Oormans and Olneys nud CJIcvo
tiue, and the conversation privileged. '' w(lll1 ave been driven into Hie
' 11 ..1 republican camp, where they hcloni?-
'I ho charges were den.ed by Hall, and Bryan w(Mi ,)aVn mnlo Mmu (h(,
hist Wednesday from Chief .Justice uncrowned kins of American democra
Lcin UrifiK he secured an order re- cy, and in all probability would havo
(iiiir.ng Uo.id to give a bill of parlicu- defeated Roosevelt in 1!iu4 most as
lars. In till! se.tlins of Ibis ino'lion, suredly in 1!)llS As to Parker, he Ins
all the papers were 11 ed in the su- net. a gh'ist of a chance to be elected,
preuie c(.uil, and Ihe fact of the suits He is what In Knglish polhics
ln'came public. , j would he called n "buffer slule." lie
One of the Knickerbockers. stands for nolhinc and represenls
,, ., nothing. The purpose of my cam-
trunk I a. I'eysler Hall aH u men- )aRiis q r(ivj n,(irKi1n ,
ber of an old New York family, and r(a democratic , RoiiHmcnl which ex
tmlil recinlly was presidenl of the sla thwighout the counlry.
linn of Do 1 'oyster Hall & Co., wine j
importers. His reslgitat on us a inem
lii r of 1 lie Calumef chili was reqiiesled
on July as, in:!, and was immediately
g.veii. Hall was a so a member of
the SI. Anthony club, the New York
Yacht club and t!u Thinly Alumni.
in all his suit.; Mr. Hall alleged that
111., stulemeiils were made falsely an. I
maliciously; that localise of those
slali ineiitu be was obliged to resign
the prosidlnoy of Do l'eyster Hal. &
Co., and many of iiis social acquaint,
anoes refused to either transact busi
ness or associate with him, and th il
h; had been obliged to abandon entire
ly his oc upuliou.
' Mr. Hall was about HO years of age.
lie was devoted to athletics, having a
good athletic record in college, where
he was a member of the Doha I'sl Ira
torn ily.
Hall's- body partly dressed, wa
found by a servant lylag in a !" d o
iilo:;d on the floor of his bachelor
apartmtnls. A revolver was found
underneath tho body. On a tabli
,-it::i tig article of clothing and jewelry
was a package (;f leit 'is. Some of tlu
ii Hers' had been opened while others
were si 11 sealed. The doctors who
c-iinio in rospmino to ealls from the
lions, t-aid Hall had bo'"i dead only a
il ort time. Tlie bod bad not boon 00
1 I pied.
Another suit, similar t those
against I'iihI a:ul ( nrmaok. was
l-ioi-f-h' a-.-aiiist ICrnest Siahle.s and
Ihis case came up before Justice I'al
: ;ere today. The rase was continued.
VillUm Pcn.i's Grave.
I r.otlco that one or two of your
porroiiiMimlcnts hvcta concerned about
the condition of NVllllam Pcnn's
grave Having, while In England dur
ing the nuininor cf 19o2. visited Jor
dan's Mirtlr.g Houbc and hnrylim
troiind. wtftre the remains of Wil
liam Tent lie. I can testify that the
Cravi-yard then Id reFectalde
condition, ainl the graves of Wdlian.
Pnn. 1.1a two wive?, Isaac Pennine
ton. Thomas tiUood anl othi
1-ruBiiiKt.t In their day. were well
' 1 1. and marked liy neat. mod. st
ie ftiorrs, afir the imrie rnnrT
.f tt.e i'-Kiety of Kri-fi'1s. T1. litHe
.tk aid fcnd the BKftlng I:t:M
'. i.v arp nriir the care if tr-i
f:. ,Lr to ciard an1 1 r
t',- jtti-.rtT mr fully. Jr4ti
f'.-.ut tr-j r-i!"i from 'be ,'ia:nl
.' :i l-r.? i : t t Oalfrr.t St.
It v !n f ! 1'- I lac. H.jt 'he
1 J ':.: V iv-i !;t 'l. i.n1 wt.re be
.1 l'tr I..-t " 7t- l.o!. Is
1 r rl '.'e of .r-T at iin. etd
r ir nil. i-"tr y ar letter
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TAGGART TALKED
WITHJHE CHIEF
CHAIRMAN AND NOMINEE PAR
KER HAD CONFERENCE ON
LATTER'S FIFTH VISIT.
COL IAMGNT 10 GET IN ACTION
Does Not Intend to Spend More Than
Two Dayn Out of Each Week
in New York Delegations
Ask for Dates.
New York, October 10. A few call
rs wore received by Judge Parker
today at. his apartments at l:ie -bin I
Seville, where he will remain until
Thursday niht on his filth political
visit to New York. Chairman Tag
Karl had a long talk wilh Judge P-tr-ker
tonight. Inasmuch as the national
chairman is soon to leave for Indiana
to give the situation there most of his
time ll. Itil rler-l fun day. the roiiversH
tlon wis coiilineil almost exclusively
to the campaign in that State, ll has
been desired by Mr. Timiiarl and his
associates that his political experi
ence will be needed in the West liere
afier. and while be will be kept ad
vised on everything that takes phee
In niational headquarters, the active
management in the Kl will fail al
most entirely on Senator Outran and
Vice Chairman IMaiirey Nire.ll. with
Wm. F. Sle-e an devoting much of bin
attention to the sini.vion iin New
York. It Is f-aid Col. Iia.iiel S. I.amont.
wrremry of war unlet former I're-i
dTit Cleveland, will fx- Identified wi'h
the ranipaiL-n rlowr than in r.
J'ldre Parker, it is ai. rt-K s nt
int.-nd to p-ii'l more than one or two
d&vn out of s'h - t. in New York,
al er h" r'-t'irim home .r Th'ir-dav
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Beaumont,
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Texas.
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World's
Fair
Rates
Peginniitg Oel.iber 1st, and continu
ing until (he end of Ihe World's Kair,
low rate excursion lickels to SI.
I.oitls will lit! en Bale Tuesday anil
Sal unlay of each week.
The rate Is extremely low about
a cent a mile each way, 7 days' limit.
Tiekels good In chair cars and conch
's only.
Ask The
Ticket Agent
or write to
V. LaBeaume, U. P. and T.
St. Louis. Mo.
THE BEST YET
Kansas City
Southern
Special Excursions
To All Poin ts In
Iowa, NebrasKa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, North and South
DaKota, and to certain points
in Missouri and Michigan.
RATE ONE FARE PLUS $2.00
ROUND TRIP.
Date of sale Oct. II and 25, Nov.
8 and 22. limit 30 days; ten
day stopover allowed in Kan
sas City; rate Kansas City to St
Louis and return $6.00.
R. A. KCRRIS, C. P. a T. A
City office cor. Pearl 31 Bowie.
Phone 6.
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Purchase your tickets to St. Ixiiila
via the. I.OUISVI1.U5. AND. NASH
VII.M2 R. and tako In tho two
best kIhiws on earth, tho World's
Fair ntul Anierlca'H O rent est Natural
Wonder Mammoth Cave. Kentucky.
Round trip St. Iiula tickets permit
tdde trip to Mammoth Cave Junction
without additional cost. Ktop over
also allowed at Nashville. Tcnn.
For rates and lull Information
call on or address
i Louisville a Nashville P. R
P. W. MORROW T. P. A, Houston.
I Texas.
! J. K. RIDGELT, D. P. A, New Or-j
I lwn Law j
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vc work. Kffort wa made to e-i him I
t'i jirf-ide ov-r a nmn-n-r nuks ni' t
itii; to lc held at MadiHoti Squars flar
den, but his health would not k rmiL
j Ignorant ChnVren.
j ta ft elAM in ft Manrlm'rr f Err I
. ftr horj Dot OB of the rt!ldr-ft ln-
bat ft be was. TLis ittlimi.t was
tnale at N'rwlch Oi 4b'-r t.y at U.fl
e.nf-rnc- of tb Muwufris Avxtm-
, tion by Mr. Pritcbard, jf TViMm.
Amrl'-ft. Tbi Im'ratie ia H -b
; towa was m rr-a'T. R,ail-a
I bowed that 77 pT --lit tit tb fb'ml
tbi.dr'ii th'T bad tkVT ct'iw.
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Colonist rateH to California points....
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Tickets on nalo Si-pt ember la to
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A. R. Atkinson. I). I'. A.
J. K. Tooko. C. H. T. A
Lubricating
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DirectJ'from
Refinery to
Consumer!
No Jobber's
profit!
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Today!
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ft ft resort for individuals or tbns I n need of Tbyslcal I'pbnlldlnc x
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trictft. This Land of High Elevation
Invliroratlnr Atnoj.her tnd Marn-f irt-nt Frvnr Grandeur. freseatln
tflfin -d i.x.nut itieii f.pr Out lino r l-f and aff'wdinc all the tVmifor
t4 Civilization t Miniurtm Kj--ne vf It but one day's n.tf t-t Tet
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THE DENVER ROAD"
wvMch Is Ibe rt,1y Kln off'Tir c f'did Tbrotirti Train trrmt the Vmtbert
"1 be h-iivt" e y.rti '.'.'A Helen p T rxntet trip nt many boars ttni-,
nl jr'nt'!e lk.ul.le lu j Tbm-b 1 r-in wi h !;- It."- u
HteM-r a til Vni-ii.li eiii.y Afi-oitee Cafe -rv n all tneaa rl '
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