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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1S04.
NOMINEE DAVIS
ON THE WING
IMMENSE GATHERING AT BALTI
MORE GREETS VICEPRESI
DENTIAL CANDIDATE.
MANY. P10.WMNI SPEAKERS
Campaign Tour Will Cover Maryland
and Wt Virginia and Will
Close at Bluefields on
October 18.
IJiiliiinoro, (ti'tnlH-r !'. Tli ram
)inicn imir of Ib-nry (!. ImvIh, lb-nut-ruiilr
in-ir--iil'iiiliiiil riiinllilaii(,
llirniirlmiit M.ir) bind und WcnI Vir
ginia miih Iiik'iii lure IhiiIkIiI ly mi
liiiiiH ii-.i' fiiilii rliiK i if iIi'Iihm rnlit In
l.yilc Irill. I lii' niliriiiirn hi-ini; Kit
vn I I luil llmsi- iniiilil l Kill n admis
sion to i In luil I win' inilri'NKi-i in mi
(IVI'lflllvV IIH-t-lillK-
'I'lif iMH'i-iiiiiKs wi'if marki'il by
prrai i iiiIiiisIiihiii from flrsl lit liisl.
S'li.iinr HiivIh ri'i'i'lviil nil i-iithiiHlui
til- llVltllllll llMHI III lllMHlCI', IIS
liil tlu vi in i.il.il' t-x KiiviTimr am
Ki-iuiinr I'in. Lin y Wlhlif. Ihivhl If.
Hill Si iuiiiir (ionium nml Si'iuitor D.im-
il l nil ii whom iiiiiiIi Kpi'i'i'lii-H nml nil
of w In mi with llu' ix('iiiliiM of Siiiiiinr
Cm mini will .iit'i'oinimiiy hi-naior
Ilnvls mi Ii'm tun p.
Si'iiiiiur Cm man prcnlili'il liilrndtic
1 1 1 i-tiili tif l lit' Hpi'iilii-rx. I In Intnt-tlmi-d
Mr. Ilnvls lis "I ho yimiiK tnini."
.Mr. H.-ivis whh fulhiwi'd hy i-x-ki-ii-nlur
Dnviil II. Hill of Ni V work. wlios
ltlliniiurs witi' fri'iiii'nlly iiiiluii(k'il.
Daniel Makes Charges.
Si'iinlor Dun irl .f VlrKiiiin whs Hit
ni'xl MM'aliiT. Hi ihoIcmIiiI nuninHt
tlii utlilmli' or tin! ri'piilillrnn pnrly
tllWIIIll lln rllilippilH'M llllll llllVIM'tlll'll
till' illlll'pi'lllll'llf'i' of till' Isliimls. He
i-lmwil thai l In' SmiHit. Iniiiiiy in tint
1'nili'il SlMli'S Ki'iiati! wiih iiisImiih'i
miiil nl'ii r I'li'ciion in iiriliT i lint Ulnli
ink-lit In- ileli vi'ivil to tlhi' n'pulillriins
nml crii ii-lsi'il tin republican pnrly fur
Us liiciiiisisli'iil ri'coril or tin' currency
l.llic Dm other Kpi'iikcrs, Im con
ilriniii'il I'ri'Hiili'iii. Uoiisi'vi'll. fur Ills
nrliiin in tlx' recognition of I'munia,
mill ili'iioiiiK'cil tin; prcHi'tit. tariff us
oppressive.
Kx (iovcriior Win. I'liickncy Wbyte
Iii:iili tin' closing speech of I ho Hirel
ing nml vvns llu' recipient of a Ki'csil.
ovtilion. I.iki! Mr. Davis, (iov. W'liyli
is over X(l yearn of line, bill Ktill vig
orous iiliysiciilly mill nii'iilally, unii a
friend of Mr. Davis since yonlli. Ho
jiniil a Inch Iriliiili' In Did elm racier of
Iho vice prosiili'iilial caniliilalo and
predicted the election of I, Ik.' denio
cr.'illc ticket in November.
Mr. Davis ami Mrs, JIM also .ad
dressed he overow ineellnj;.
In his aildress Mr. Davis said:
"Tim Democratic parly lias been
railed hy lis opponents a parly of
Hi rid coiislriicliiuilsls. No jjre'i'er
compliment could he paid them ami no
policy is more ueedi'd al the present
time than one which reeoc,nizos fully
the rest riel inns ami limilal ions of e.v
I'culive ,-nil hnrily and aclion. ICncoiir
tii-cd hy the practice of (lie parly in
power, we are fast drilling; in the ilhec-
t.nn of cent ralizal ion and imperiiilism.
"Thi' people will have to decide
vhcl her the policy is to ho rout inueil
of pi in i i 1 1 in;; the partisan pari ieipal ion
if the work of the elect ion by the hun
dred thousand salaried oflice holders,
inclinliiii; members of the cabinet. The
civil service law and its rules and
rcnulal ions are beitijj set ill nautili,
and I lie, army of government employes
i'. laboring for the continuance in
power of the present ailminisl rat ion.
This can only be done at the neglect
of Iheir duties, and lo the detriment
of the public service."
Tells of the Deficit.
He arraigned the present .-iiliuinis-tralinu
for undue ext ravnuance, charg
ing thai the present executive went
inlo ollice I hree years ago wit Ii an over
flowing treasury, with the receipts (.
reeding the expenditures, yt for the
last fiscal year lln-iv was a delb it nf
Jll.iiiiii.iinii, and if we add the six or
seven milium (pilars received from the
I'acilic railways the dellcil is nearl;-
$r,ii.iiiiii.iiiin.
"In Hie last !rynn ctunp.i''i vc
l'i ard a Rival ileal from Hie K--i.ilili
'!'m: all. nit that full ttiniu"- p.nl. v
hear nothing uhuiit il this year. Their
policy has not only emptied the pail.
Inn has caused liie general ib presi.i;i
i i business resulting in reduced wages
and vvniKiiig on slum hours, with many
Mi n mil uf employment altogether."
Soeech of David B. Hill.
Senator David II. Hill followed Sen
nt'ir Davis in a sihmvIi of -n at leiicth.l
lie beuan Ins lemarks by severely
liliilii; I'tesi'letit KiHisev. lt fur n
1. ii lit no.' 1 1 private secretary In the
I teparl metit of t 'omnieree lor Hi,- pal
liable purpose of "yccporin much al
liable illfo: n.al iotl willed tniuhl tie
miliiil in obvious avs in 'he um
:i u ii to Hie ...hii.;il advan'a.e i.l ilie
paity in mi-r." and 1 lo ii iii.ii.iin
liitu the 1 1 : i r t i ; 1 1 1 of the ii. ii '.na!
cmtiutto-e to --jMs-i.illy rvpn s nt ibe
hh lulu i,t 1 1 i ins-" If. a
"I'r.'tn that ila'e to -lie pr.-M v "
-aid Mr. Hill. "I ia1rn in i '.nn 1 1 n
l.i iK-n iliii---' tit 'y voliiiiinc ram
p-'i:-ti finuN frirni ih.- . rv
li"n lin-" lot ite ss eH i ., ;,,,,!
Hi -ar iirs he nad r-- lit : !'
tin i ipi' inc. The ni"'.e f .r i'
c tr,-ii,-)liri;t-v aili.-ifi i onre. T
P'ii-d. Th.' .irKtw- v i 1. t
.a';'. -!'!: fifll lf ttie lift
Id o l frail It i -i-l. Tec to
jt.f. irr-ia' m w"r-. tl
Itf't ;rl ii1l fT 1i filf, H.'i-'f;i
tti'"i'i"i Tl j. aii, .,,,-1 ,
l '- j,.).lre-- l 'i r.,ti.ta'e
f t- n'.i'ti " -. i t '
t ;.i f.T f. ar .f r.'a'isi-i. .i,
tl'-T it'.''- .'-1.. (' f' I1!
v '?.' n t":r ri'Jls i
y?-''rj? r. tw-l, ;.f-erl fa- i:'f---'d
-..,. . -d 1' :n t"i f '" ; ' ; I ;n IV'
l',urrr tf h cwr"y "
Cover Living Imus.
H naiur Hiil liit latxl llotl llu Ht
.oul platform "oiiitvl Hih livliiK l
kin not' l tote iih lolimrv."
He ilieii.s- Hie larilT iili xHoii in
unit Ii detail ileien.hiin Hit ib tin i a
in- aliunde lovtard the Utaiii.ii ..f
r V el. lie iillil loliilelillllllK lliUI of llie
n juiblii a in. (or I a iai I. hi (or piuii-i-
lloll.
' I'lolii lli.ll, o ailed." lie kiiid, "l
klMl-ieii of paleriiulinlll of III" .!
)- I lonalde i l.aiueler. It Invoked Die
ni.l of ih" fcovi riuneiit in lo li mi"
III. Ill H l.llhllless Hi Hie I H Use of till
oi In r inn n : il ileiuiiii'ls Hini yon shall
pay It 1 x piiieK fur Hie luipoii'-d nrtl
(lis whiiti )oi purchii-e in order
thai your noliihlMir may rieiviv un-m-it
i- iinix iihallon for his si ribe: H
! a ki lllsh ami not an i iiIUI.h iii d .
or iiiildie -ilriii d iioln v; It interfere,!
wiih nu. I Hi-Is iihII tie mil urnl law
of supply mill ileinnml win Ii oiiflil.
lis ii Ki-nenil rule. ulnvH in ri Kuhne
wiit-en ml irl--."
Tim HpcHnl train iinvi ylii Senator
Dnvls ami party will have lure nt
7: In n. in, tomorrow i-n mule HiroiiKll
Maryland nml West Virulnla towns
The t iiiupiili'ii tour will -ml nt Itlue- j
llelds, V. Va.. lolier IH.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Half Cent Per
Word If Paid
in Ad van ce.
Positively One
Cent a Word If
Charged, V v
N A4. Ukss for Un Iksa SSc. Adi rt'tr4 u raa
firtksr sallct will ka char4 till ardsrsd oat.
till
Attorneys at la
a1? -
iW. IsA. Orooli
Corporation and ITTnDVFV
Commerciil Law. AllUft.UI
j Rooms 1 17, Blanehstts Eitit Bld
Associatsd R. C. Harris, I. W. lawhon
Beaumont, Texas.
SEYMOUR KIvSCU
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
17 Cilberrt Building, Beaumont,
Correspondents In Now York,
8t Louis, Chicago, Etc
WANTED.
A.N rhl Siiuutlon by riiinM-ti-nt
IhmiI,I.i i r und K' lieral officii man.
Addles V. K. W., this titrtco.
lili::t,
WANTKI) I- A first rlnsx tlresii
maker nml a Kirl Netunstri-Hs. Apply
I .'.'I .Mulberry M., onposiie enterprise
jbull'llin;. lUllcty
- I i ,
Far Away.
Tor tli it:ni wuvtn aiilliii'na Vt wondl
view ii hhvh:
l-'ur ii." ii. l'i- Unit tin- I'lnli and IIk
WllaJ- IlllVt. .lll tl i . .1.
Ki.r iliu iiiiiiiinii el liKoikit uinl tint
V Ml' l"'f lijllll.li it
Oil, f"i a lii'-nili uf llu.".' low it .t ibi) !
For iiiV In art lui kihwii a l k mid my
Hill winy
(If tile I..HU fclllj hlret nml ltu Will 1. 1
iliill ii'io :
I wuiilil Kiiiiiler away In Iliu lealiim ut
(mi y.
Winn- llu- lullkliti iiiii wild ami Hi
Wlll.l NiiiiimIn -e II.,
I'l.i vv lux aciDkH fi.iin hiiiiik plinnluin
fllUll.
Tli'rc'H n Mitral In my rni-.il fur tlio fair
1 1 . e KpHi't
fir InliidOi illsoiiu'i-; I rulii w.iiiM l.n
In tin- nu ii-lfut k'lailuw (if leafy iil:i et
In Hi" iiiiiliwiiv n ii. i inin n il et oiin a
I'llKUI I'll-cll,
Hh limn luisakvn mid Inst tu tin-.
WANTKI) To Bill fit, Installment.
plan a II. .') fix room, double nailery
house for fl.tiii". Ur. Hulnl, New
J 'luiim K'O or G75. 9 23
WANTKI) An experienced uroeery
t lerk wants position, can keep boohs
Will work cheap to slarl. Address It.
earn Knierprlse. Id'-vvj)
WANTKI) Twii k'khI hoys with
horses at once lo lake routes on Dallv
Knierprlse. Apply lo (. II. Haley,
Circulator.
I'ur I knew Hint tliu
t'lnu lilt!
In Hie In in h nml im niluwx
Veil-;
Anil I kimvv tl.iit the riv-rs arc
flnwliii;.
TliniUKh Hie valley nf piarp.
Hint in Komi?
fait Ijum the iliiHt. to return no mure
It. I ,. T. Covtntiy In 1'JiikIIsIi Co'j'iliy
1.1 fu
wild ri-il ruM.'H ar
lieliivi'd ii'
IIiivvIhk,
und I
Cleaneot Town In the -and.
Tito chMinest town In llio I'nlto
Stnloh Ih mild to he Klinliei low;. Ky.
Inhabited by Shakers. It huu a iai'Kl
brick hot'd, lint no business houses.
WANTKI) liy Sabine Tram C
Deweyvllle, Texas, men to slack, load
ami handle lumber. Married men :.'o
forreil. - Apply In )ieron to W. f',
Cray. Deweyvllle. Texas. fi-7-fc
WANTKI) A po-lllon by yoiuiK
lady sl'iioKraphi:r, first-class In every
respect. Is well ediienleil nml has
some knowledge of neeounl Iiik. Ad
dress, 1,. K. 22 IS, Falls City, Texa.
:o-(!-st)
FOR WENT.
KOU ItKNT-Nliely funilslieil front
riHim for eelillellliin in' iiililile. t'o-e
III. 225 College htnt-t lielweell I'enrl
ami Main streets. I'l lulltp
KOU ItKNT-One lare front rmmi
stationary waslisiand. hoi nml cold wa
lei also baths 2IH Dunham, corner of
.....n new I'lione 2:i:l. lull. 'lip
b . i
FOIt ItKNT Neatly rnrnlslieil south
n.om for 0110 or two new lemon mod
ern conveniences; tirins reasonanie;
R"!l. Cubler !i :i'i
FURNISHED ROOMS Elewntly
furnlBhed rooms, with or without
mfala. Helslg apartmobta. Z-6tfc
FOR SALE CHEAP
1 pair large Alarc Mules
1 pr. medium size flutes
Apply at once to
French Market Grocery Co.
DRS. ALLEN A COX,
Dentists.
Rooms 1, 3 and 4, Wiesa Annex.
Over SnUiiKkey'a firm-cry sloro
New 'Phono 260. Old 'Phone-
Dentistry.
rinntlstry In a moderi twlenne, but
tbc lipeil for It existed ti.ousi- ids of
years ago, cavities baviiiK Km fouml
III teeth of tho stono tine.
World's Most Famous Church.
St. Peter's at Romu Is In the form nt
a cross Ii3(i feet lotitf und l,rill feet
wide. Its height Is only two lout
lasts than Its width.
East Indian Barbers.
Bo Ila;ht In the touch of the native
burlier of India that ho nan sliuve a
customer wlillo asleep without wuklng
him.
Fishing Better Than Farming.
An acre of good fishing ground will
Meld more food in a week than at)
tcre of thu best laud will In a year.
Rubber Seed Oil.
Tho seeds of tho I'ara rubber tree
yield an oil which lias properties simi
lar to those of linseed oil.
Wood Stands Immense Strain.
A piece of lnuccwood an inch sqiurf
will stand n strain of 23,000 pontula
Hiforo breaking.
Apes on Rock of Gibraltar.
Hiero are now, as nearly as con bs
poiitited, 130 npcB 011 tho Itock of (Jib
WANTKI I Younc: man to run on
T. ami N. O., Ileal mt to Dallas, as
news iiKent. $15 cash securiiy re-
(pilreil. Ilrown News Co., old Opera
Douse. IH-lI-2t)
i ' 1 -
WANTED. For V. S. Army: Able
I bodied tinmarrled men between ages
21 and 35; citizens of United hiatcs,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can apeak, read and write
KnRlish. For Information apply to
KocrultlnB Officer. Postoflleo Build
InR, Beaumont, Tex. 7-3 e.o.d. tf
FOR HUNT :l nicely furnished
(otineeiliiK rooms i-omplete for llulit
housekeeping. In private family;
lose In, i-veiylllllli; colivenlenl . Ap
ply 2:17 Collee.e si reel, between I'ellll
mid Main streets.
i , , t-J
KOU TtKNT Three tinftirnifhi d
rooms close in. Suitable for lil'l
hop-ekeeiilng. Apply 13 Fannin
street. 11-7-C'P
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
mailed rooms, dresser, beds, coo'c
stove, etc., front nailery, $11.00 per
month. Other lars.i unfurnished
rooms from $2.00 to $.V.riO per room;
one six-room cottage, $10. Dr. Balrl,
V. Blanrhette bld'g., or new 'phone
120 or 675.
William Weber
General Contractor
and Builder . .
BEAUMONT,
TEXAS.
Prof. Cheesman's
Dancing
Academy
Opens Sat. Oct. 1st f
lor gins ana men. i '
Oct. 3 for Adalts.
FOR SALE.
FOIt SALE Oil well casing. We
pull casiims wilh hydraulic, ja-ks.
Conlract. lor well pulliiit!. Call on .1.
W. Ilrown, Sour Lake. Old phone f.7.
Also at. liaison. 7i'p
LOST
LOST lionise pliins, between Keith
and' i.MaKiiolia. Return to .Mrs. Hal
W Greer, Culder avenue and receive
reward. 10-1 t-Stp
l , , ,
MUSIC STUDIO
MR. WM. A. KIRKPATRICK
Teacher of Voice, Piano, Organ,
466 Magnolia Ave.
Prospectus Mailed on Application
l-W ILL
1 1
1 1
I sal
Set Complete, ready for use,
on Calder, Orleans, Peai 1,
Austin, Magnolia, Liberty,
North, Hebert, Forsythe4 Col
lege. Park, Pine and Main Sts,
For $25.00
BEAUMONT OAS CO.
J
J. S. GORDON CO.
LOST A bundle containing a pair
of pants and a black vest. Sunday
morning on Pearl or Col lego street..
Finder pleaso .return same to En
terprise oflice and receive reward.
10-12-4-81 dh.
FOIt SALE A completo drlllim;
oullit, both standard and rotary, about.
I null feet, of pipes of different, sines,
can ko Willi it. Will sell part or all
of il. For particulars, wrllo to
John O. Huenz, Laredo, Texas. 10-G-wp
FOIl SALE S 'room House, tot. ami
improvements, on CoIIoko anil ninn
.See V. lllancheltP. 10 5 111 p.
FOR SAT.E 411 nrres land, .10 in
ultivalion, with (,'ood house. Sititat
d two miles north of Olive on the T.
lid N. O. K. It. Fine oil indications.
Address Dr. Lee Scltnan, uiivp, i ex-
1 n r. 171 .i
UK. iwo uii.
LOST or delivered by mistake a
small blue hat Irinwned Willi persian
bund and blue wltms. Liberal rewiiid
will be nniil for its rete.rn to the La
dies liaaar, ZW1 liimliam St.
10-0 -St
LOST Four-in-hand black tie, with
diamond screw Bind, ''on Pearl St., be
tween Ahlriilce Ilirildin.tr and .154
Crockett. Finder will receive $10 re
ward if same is returned to Bed Front
Dry Ootids Store. rifi4 Crockett St.
Call for S. Hosenbtatic'n. 1U-ll-1-if
Dr. A. C. Stafford, Dentist
In prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. Prices reasonable. Examina
tion free. Gaa given In extracting
when requested. Rooms 14 and 15,
over French Market. New phone 805.
FOUND.
A Spider's Appetite.
The spider has a tremendous appe
tite, und his KormnndiziiiK dellcs at
numn.i competition. A scientist, wit
carefully noted a spider's consitmptioi
of food In twenty-four hours, coin-hid-od
that If thu spider were built pro
lorll, mutely to the human scale he
would eat nt daybreak, approximately,
1 small alligator, by 7 a. m. u lamb, by
a. m. n calf, and by one o'clock a
sheep, and would llnlsh up with a lark
pie lu which there were 120 blnlt.
FOIt SALK Nine-room cotlaRe,
iviiii iu-entv-K v tots, ono and a nan
miles from the court, house in oranire,
I lam and all improvements. Choice
i.ieiiiiim for truck farm. For terms
nimlv to Arch W. l.ooney, CUV.
JU-l-lIUO r
FOL'Nl) One black horse 15 hands
liiuli. no brand, color mark m left.
shoulder. Scar on riirht arm, with
slit under ear, reached front fore lop
shod j. front. Can be found at. my
farm nl Amcliar II. A. Lankford. Ta
ken up Sunday evening the 2d.
i o-n-r.t p
MISCELLANEOUS.
Savages First to Use Mortar.
Mortar was made by the people of
Tahiti when our ancestorn were shiv
ering in holes In tho rock. They
dived Into the nea. brought up reat
lumps tif coral, burned them In pin,
using word as fuel, and mixed t ti
ll me they pot in this fustiio". with
fharp saint nod watei. WttU tkti mix
tare the Itif.' nlniis svnt.- plateri O
the walls and IIihh of I. is Imuim'. stn
4 btttiT mortar could in obtaimd
t , i . ' .
FOTt SALK S .outiB miloh cows,
Kiiaranteed and first calves. $45.00. Or.
Itairil, V. Illanchetto lluildiug; new
phono li;0 or 575. 8 2(I-t f c
-i
For Sale-Hi inch oil wells on Spin
dle top. One or these wells would
if pumped produce from 10 to 7 bids,
per day; also 100 acres of land in
l.iberlv" county: r.n acres nt Wish Is
land; I'll acres Calveslon county. AM
Ihee lands were purchased by nn oil
expert as oil laiuK Will sell all or
part. Make me an offer. W. H.
Itobbins. .. N. niamhetto Kstate
Uuildins. r.eaumont. Texas. !"!
-4--
FOIt SAL., or Kxchanue limn ual
'i ns Ky,. and It urbon sky in His-
I, Hers Warehouses. Pi-oria. or Chie.mo
,:iM i,. tal.eti out as xvanted, ill barrels
viilon one year. Will be sold cheap
i exebanued for other property. Ad
.i -. ss Wbiskv, Care of l'nterprise
0 tp
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Served or sold in bulk. Always on
hand. Always fresh. Tcto Peppa,
:iS College street. 9-L4-lm
DR. WM. C. HAIRD, Pnyslcian and
SurKon. chronic ami private diseases.
Whatever may be your ailment, yott
enn not. valuable advice and treatment.
All unfortunates have kind advice;
o IH co V. Itlanchette Itld'K.. new 'phone
120, laboratory 'phono 575. 9 23.
Sour Lake "Springs Hotel," rebuilt
and refurnished. Kates, $2.00 and
$2.50 per day. Meals 50 cents. Spec
lal weekly and nionthl rates. Hotel
bus meets trains, far 21 cents.
NOTICE Mrs. Helen McCarey will
open her school of Stenography, Mon
day, September 5th, 1904. Day and
night classes in dictation $5.00 per
month.. Positions guaranteed.. Fur
ther information call at Room 11 New
Blanchette Bldg., Pearl St., Beau
mont, Texas. New Phone 6. 1mo
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mlin she triei. ti ta'k upi.ii 'he t
if the Jay. )u're apt to r- k.
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wint t't ds'ic-. jet mlnti "M .,"'.!
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Address p O l!,'X 172 M!.-.tp
STRAYED.
BUYERS AND CONTRACTORS.
For iron fences, brick, counters, floor
ra nines, fire escapes, window guards,
levator enclosures, cabs, grille and
wire work for all purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth.
Texss. tfc
C. T. Helslg. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIG & SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONOS.
Phones 61 - Beaumont, Tex.
Saratoga Batson Transfer
AND LIVEr. STABLE.
PHILIP H. GARRIGAN, Propr.
Heavy hauling and general transfer
and livery business. Phone No. 6;
Saratoga, Texa.
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PHONES No. 32
W. C. TYRRELL, Pres. and Mgr A. M. M FADDiN, Vi-Pros.
E. C. TAYLOR, Secy. B. R. NOilVELi, Treasurer.
W. C. TYRRKLL, Jr., Asst. Secy, and Treasurer.
Heywood Oi! Co
J. B. BRECHIN,
Architect and Supervisor.
Rooms 1, 3, 5,. V. Blanchette
Old Phone 151,
Maps and Blueprinting.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE OIL
OF BEAUMONT AND 80UR LAKE, TEXAS.
Complete Equipment and all Facilities for quiok rfellvsrlsa,
OFFICE: Kyle Opera House Bld'g.
References Any of the Beaumont BanKs
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B. R. Norvell, President.
Shis. H. Stroeck, Cashier.
W. G.
Geo. C. O'Brien, Vice-President.
V. B. Llgon, Assistant Cashier
Tyrrell, 2nd V. P.
Bld'g
A.Broussard's
LIVERY.
In Old Beaumont Iron Work Stand,
corner Bowie and Orleans.
BOTH 'PHONES 63
MONEY
LOANED
ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEWEL
RY. Low Rat Int.
UNCLE SAM,
Pearl St.
How are Your Eyes
Tou owe It to your self to find out
at once. See our eye specialist.
THE BECK JEWELRY CO.
Leading Opticiana
American National Bank.
OF BEAUMONT.
Capital Stock, SSOO.OOO.OO.
Exchange Drawn on all Principal Cities of the World.
We have the only Separate Steel Safety Deposit Boxes In the City.,
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10 One Barrel Tichtts
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