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MUTILATION NOteu 5-27-21
R. G. DUN & CO., "The Mercantile Agency"
STATIONS REPORTING TEXAS
Abilene, Amarillo, Austin, Beaumont, Dallas, El Paso, Ft. Worth, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio, Sherman, Shrevesport, Waco, Tyler.
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Bartlett
COTTAGE HOTEL Trible Propr. (See ady below) TRES.
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The Cottage Hote! BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY
Rates . $2 Per Day
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Cox W E, city treas. Denton Theophilus ( Denton Tex), Ed Bolding mngr, lumber and coal.
DILLARD J 'T, Blacksmith and Wood- work and General Repair Shop; Oldest Shop in Town; Blacksmith Coal For Sale.
Dillard W W & Son, blacksmiths.
Doering Frank, garage.
Duncan Hardware Co (Allan and Allan Duncan jr), hardware and furniture. Ellis J B. livery and wood.
FELTON & POVNOR IA J Felton. R F Poynor), Real Estate and Insurance. First National Bank (capital $100.000). J L Bailey pres. Chas C Bailey cashr. Flick Ed, general contr.
FLICK KARL, J. General Contractor and Builder. (See adv opp.)
Fox Ota, garage.
Frederick W H & Co (W H Frederick, W E Franz), meats.
Frederick & Co, cotton gin.
GARRETT A M, Mngr Bartlett Steam Laundry.
Gersbach-Wacker Co (capital $40.000), A Gersbach jr pies, Ben Wacker sec. John Wacker treas, general store and cotton.
Hardin E L, cotton gin.
Hardin E L Electric Light Plant (E L Hardin). Hardwick E A, notlons. Harlan & Blair (W J Harlan, C M Blair), physicians.
HATCH W A, Props Hartlett Planing Mill.
Barstow Title Co (J E Starley, R L Murphy), abstracts.
Black Claude, livery.
Black Preston A, hardware and fur- niture.
Black Taylor, drugs.
Brady Edward, grocer.
Cannon Bros (Rector meats.
Cantrell H C, sheriff and tax collector. Carson Burch, county judge and supt of schools (ex-officio).
Carson W C Mrs, livestock.
Citizens' State Bank The (capital $20,- 000), G W Dyer pres. W D Cowan vice- pres, Charles E Nichols cashr.
Crawford T I, livestock.
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT co OF
MARYLAND, W H Mccullough Agt. Gardner Calvin D, grocer. Gunn Robert D, clothing.
Hillside Land and Irrigation Co, E A Leffingwell pres, John Wilson vice- pres, Charles H Leflingwell sec-treas. Houghton Charles M, livestock. Irvine W E, livestock.
Key Jesse, blacksmith.
Lane Preston G, county assessor.
Loop Land and Irrigation Co, Edward Hidden pres, John Wilson vice-pres. Charles H Leffingwell sec-treas. McGinty W H, livestock. McKnight A L, livestock.
Marquette Hotel, Mrs Ida F Burton. propr.
Mayhugh I, physician MILLER ED AND JIM, Agricultural Implements. Corn and Hay, Growers of Alfalfa Seed and Hay.
MILLER JOHN, Dealer in Alfalfa Seed and Hay.
Nunez Macaro F, dry goods and grocer. Patrick Thomas L, cotton gin.
Pecos Valley Land and Irrigation Co, E P Nelson pres, John Wilson vice- pres, Charles H Letfingwell sec-treas. Prultt Lumber Co (Pecos), J H Miller mngr.
Ramsey James D, editor West Texas Journal.
Reinhardt Marvin, real estate and feed.
Sewell Wm A, dry goods and shoes. Slack Thomas F, lawyer, Starley J E, lawyer.
Stephenson Errett B, tallor.
Sweatt Eugene W, county and district clerk.
First State Bank (capital $25,000), F NITRIMBLE ELMO, Magr Ward County Abstract Co.
Drane pres, P D Williams cashr. Freeman T, meats and ice.
Hodges R J & Co, cotton gin.
Hooser J W & Co, grocers.
MCCARTY GEORGE 3, Grocer aad Post- master.
Newburn Bros, drugs. Russell W O, blacksmith.
Sisk T D, publr Barry News. Stephens E S, rr, exp and tel agt.
Tekell Bros, grocers. Woodruff & Co. general store.
Wright E L, drugs.
BARSTOW.
Population 2,200. A prosperous city on the M., K. & T. Ry., 51 miles north
Population 700. Incorporated town on the T. & P. Ry., 214 miles east of bifof Austin, 153 south of Ft Worth and Paso, in Ward county, of which it is 24 south of Temple, located in Bell and the county seat. Has Baptist, Epis- copal and Presbyterian churches, hotel. bank, opera house seating 300, cotton gin and a weekly newspaper, The West Texas Journal, cotton grain, alfalfa seed and livestock are the principal ship-
ments. Exp., W. F. & Co., Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Fred P. Ingerson, postmaster.
Anderson T B & Co (T B Anderson, J A Upchurch), dry goods and grocers. Bacon Edna. county treas.
Barstow Commercial Club, P O Ben- jamin sec.
BARSTOW COMMISSION CO (T L Pat- rick. T F Moore), Wholesale Dealers in Alfalfa, Alfalfa Seed, Cotton and Cotton Seed.
Barstow Electric Co, John D Shipman propr.
BARTLETT BOTTLING WORKS, Jurecka Bros Proprs. Bottlers and Wholesale Beer and Ice. Bartlett Brass Band.
Bartlett Chamber of Commerce, J Slawson sec.
Eartlett City Water Works (municipal), J E Condra supt.
Bartlett Compress Co, D T Perkins Bartlett Hardware Co (T W Talbot), mngr. hardware and furniture.
Bartlett Land Co (Robert Rowntree, Wilzard J M, wagon yard.
Bartlett Mercantile Co (capital $10,000), Jackson M A, restaurant.
F A Limmer pres, G A Lindemann sec. Bartlett National Bank (capital $70,000), Mrs Mary A Bartlett pres, T B Ben- son cashr.
Bartlett Oil Mill Co, H Wunderlich mngr, cold storage and icc.
BARTLETT PLAYING MILL, W A Hatch Propr, Mill Work of All Kinds, Tel 137.
Bartlett Sewer Co (inc), Stanton Allen pres, J Dodt scc and treas.
BARTLETT STATE BANK (Capita! $50,000), Jacob Isaac Pres, G A Linde- man Vice-Pres, J T Stewart Cashr.
BARTLETT STEAM LAUNDRY (A M Garrett, R L Courtney. J G Fagg), We Wash Everything and Satisfaction Must Be Yours.
Bartlett Tribune (weekly), R F Cates puhlr.
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BARTLETT WESTERN RAILWAY, JW Jackson Pres, J L Bailey and J D Leatherman Drug Co (D K Leatherman Byron Y Daniel). Leslie F II, dry goods and clothing. Jackson Vice-Pres, W W Walton Sec, C C Bailey Treas, Il A Briehan Gen Lindsay Bros (John L and Henry J). Mngr, E J Fitzgerald Auditor. Beckman A, physician. livery.
LOMBARD PIANO CO (Galesburg, Iil). P G Zimmerman Agt, Sweetest and Best Toned Piano on the Market. Han- dled Direct From the Factory. Guar- anteed for 25 Years. Price Reasonable. Give Me a Trial.
Lopez Ygnasio, restaurant.
McCormick & Son (Win J and R Len), notions.
Mckenzie Bros ( Daniel and Tom), meals. Mckenzie B D, grocer. Mckenzie R D, restaurant.
Established 1870
R. L. POLK & CO. Rand McHally Bldg. CHICAGO, ILL.
ATHENS FIRE BRICK COMPANY HIGH GRADE FIRE BRICK AND HOLLOW BUILDING TILE
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BLAIR AND HUGHES CO. DALLAS-WICHITA FALLS QUANAH.MCKINNEY DISTRIBUTORS
BARSTOW IRRIGATION CO, Edward
Ilidden Pres, John Wilson Vice-Pres, Charles H Leffingwell Sec-Treas.
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a bank and a weekly newspaper, The Ruiz Julian G, grocer and mcats. News. Telegraph and telephone facil- ities. Exp., W. F. & Co. G. J. McCarty, postmaster.
Barry News (weekly), T D Sisk publr. Elkins W A, grocer. Finch-Babers Lumber Co.
Tri-State Telephone Co.
Tucker Wm M, rr, exp and tel agt. Walker J J, grocer.
WARD COUNTY ABSTRACT CO, Elmo BARTLETT Trimble Mngr. Oldest Abstracters in Ward County, Members Texas Abstract Association.
West Texas Journal (weekly), J D Ramsey editor.
Wilson Patrick, livestock.
Winns W B, county surveyor.
BARTLETT.
Williamson counties. It is also the eastern terminal of the Bartlett & West- ern Ry. Has churches of the leading denominations, electric lights, water works and sewerage, 3 banks, a weekly newspaper, the Tribune, 3 cotton gins, cotton seed oil mill and compress, plan- ing mill and laundry. Ships livestock, cotton, grain and produce. Tel., W. U., Exp., Am. Telephone connections. Jef- ferson D. Bell, postmaster.
Albrecht W & Co (W Albrecht, E D Dozeman), cotton brokers.
Allen J M, cotton, coal and grain. Allen Stanton, lawyer.
Arnold Hotel, Mrs Lucy Arnold propr. Barlow E E, blacksmith.
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Heinsohn C J, lumber. Heinsohn Edward, dry goods and grocer. Hempel & Whitlow (George Hempel, W G Whitlow), jewelers. Hicks Joseph H, vet surgeon.
Jacks A L, furniture.
Jenkins & Son (HI A W and Wm), live stock.
Jolinson Dave, contractor. Johnson L C, r r and exp agt. Joyce C, blacksmith.
JURECKA BROS WJoseph , Louis and Peter), Proprs Bartlett Bottling Works. Jurecka's Band, John Jurecha leader. Kelley E F, mayor.
Koepke-Brown Co (capital $15,000), C C Bailey pres, J R. Brown sec, general store.
Kollmen B, real estate.
LAUGHLIN JAMMIES (, Insurance, Real Estate, Loans and Rental Agent. In- terests of Non- Resident Property Own- ers Will Receive Careful Attention. LAWRENCE BROTHERS IEd, Will and John), Dry Goods, Grocery and Dax- ery. Wholesale Grain Dealers and Produce.
Bell Jefferson D), postmaster. Benson C W, physician.
Blair & BreedIng (Il T Blair, G N Breed- ing), plumbers and tinners. Bridges Bros (Joseph, Samuel and Em- mett), meats and live stock. Bridges & Bro (James H and Emzy T), live stock.
Burleson B B, dentist.
Cates R F, puhlr Bartlett Tribune. Chandoin Fred T, restaurant.
Clark Street Theatre, A E Flintger propr. Magnolia Petroleum Co. J B Ellis art Commercial Hotel, Mrs L D Kincannon propr. Condra & Blair (J E Condra, J D Blalr), drugs.
Martinets Charles, photographer. Melssner @ L Mrs, poultry breeder. Montgomery W E, poultry breeder. Morris J V, city attorney.
CIGAR WORTH WHILE
The Best That Money Can Buy
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BEAUMONT
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CHARLES L. WALLIS. President.
LEE J. BLACK, Manager
CHARLES T. WILL, Superintendent
BEAUMONT IRON WORKS CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Saw Mill and Oil Well Machinery
L. J. Black Special . Rotary and Drawworks
GENERAL REPAIRING, LARGE FORGINGS AND HEAVY CASTINGS A SPECIALTY.
COR. CROCKETT AND AVENUE A. BOTH PHONES 15
BEAUMONT, TEXAS
This advertisement is not written with the idea of fighting competition. The policy of The Enterprise-conservative, busi- ness-like-has enabled us to build a great newspaper.
The Beaumont Enterprise
has a larger circulation and carries more advertising than any newspaper printed in any city of similar size in the United States.
Quantity and Quality Circulation is a result-producing combination hard to beat. 13,436 daily and 16,171 Sunday (Average December, 1913) constitutes our Quantity. Write for the circulation TODAY.
Beaumont has a population of 28,000 (estimated 1913), located in the heart of the Oil, Lumber, Rice and Agricultural section of Southeast Texas. Beaumont draws trade in large volumes from West Louisiana. Some of the nearby towns in which The Enterprise circulates are: Port Arthur, 20 miles, population over 12,000, pay roll over $200,000 monthly; Orange, 20 miles, popu- lation over 8,000, pay roll over $200,000 monthly-Interurban line connects Beaumont and Port Arthur. Good graded shelled roads to all rural districts.
The Enterprise covers a large territory in East Texas and West Louisiana thoroughly and practically exclusively. The Enterprise is a result-producing medium. For further information write
The Beaumont Enterprise BEAUMONT, TEXAS
or Foreign Representatives THE S. C. BECKWITH SPECIAL AGENCY NEW YORK CHICAGO ST. LOUIS
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L ANDS in Jefferson and Adjacent Counties Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
LOTS FURNISHED IN ANY PART OF BEAUMONT. HOUSES BUILT TO SUIT AND SOLD ON INSTALMENT PLAN.
EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY. CHAS. M. IVES
201 AND 203 WIESS BLDG. BEAUMONT, TEXAS.
Beaumont Motor Car Company J. G. MINTER, Proprietor
Free Storage to Visiting Cars
GARAGE
Mulberry and Walnut Streets BEAUMONT, TEXAS
B. BOYKIN, JR., President CHAS. H. STROECK, Vice-President E. L. BOYKIN, Secy-Treas. THE S. H. SUPPLY COMPANY
Pipe, Rails, Locomotives, Boilers, Pumps, Engines, Saw Mill, Planing Mill and Oil Well Machinery.
Complete Drilling Rigs, Fittings, Brass Goods, Pulleys, Round Iron, Junk, Etc.
Southern Agents Malleable Car Boxes and Wedges. Inventors and Sole Manufacturers Latest Patent Pipe and Rail Straightener.
All Pipes Tested, Machinery Guaranteed.
All quotations subject to prompt acceptance and prior sale.
Rebuilt Machinery and Tested Pipe
Office-Shop, Cypress and Hickory Streets Yard, Cypress Street
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BOTH PHONES 703
H. C. SCHWANER
HAL G. LAND
See Us About It! TEXAS REALTY CO.
Rice Lands a Specialty
Timber and Farming Lands, City Property and Rentals. Special Attention Given to Rendering of Property and Payment of Taxes for Non-Residents. P O BOX 377. (MEMBER TEXAS STATE REALTY ASSN.)
2nd Floor Temperance Hall Building BEAUMONT, Jefferson Co., TEXAS
BEAUMONT
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Shop Old Phone 1267 Shop New Phone 944
Residence Old Phone 523
John Dollinger, Jr. Boiler and Sheet Iron Works
1015 RAILROAD AVE. NEAR K. C. S. DEPOT Smokestacks, Breechings, Tanks, Tenders, Suction and Discharge Pipes for Irrigating Plants Structural Iron Work
Sheet Iron and Plate Work of all Descriptions Boiler Patching and Repairing a Specialty
Beaumont, Texas
W. M. CIAPP, Vice-Pres. and Mgr.
J. D. BIRDWELL, Sec. and Treas.
CHRISTOPHER MANUFACTURING & LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Sash, Doors, Blinds and General Mill Work
Moulding and Interior Finish, Window and Door Frames Wood Turning and Scroll Work. Plate and Window Glass CORNER NORTH AND GULF STREETS Beoumont, Texas BOTH PHONES 203
656 NECHES STREET BOTH PHONES 656 TEXAS STORACE COMPANY H. C. KAHN, PROPRIETOR Packing and Shipping Our Hobby Separete Rooms, you carry the key
Wa move In the "Best Seclety" with our large covered moving vans
Beaumont, Texas
268 BOWIE STREET
NEW PHONE 214
Advertise in the Best City in Southwest Texas
SIDWELL SIGN COMPANY
JACK D. SIDWELL, Prosidont
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W. T. WAGGONER, President
Beaumont
retail trade $5,000,000 and its general agrleulture nearly . $1.000.000. Banking faellities are afforded by the American National Bank, the First National Bank. the Gulf National Bank and the Texas Bank and Trust Co. The city has 8 fine brick sehoolhouses for whites, with ade- quate facilities for the education of the Amiel Marie Mrs, elothes cleaner eolored population and numerous fine Crockett. elurehes of the leading religious de- nominations. Its citizens are wide awake and progressive and have ad- vanced their city three-fold in a dozen years. It Is surrounded by a fine agri- eultural country which is just develop -! Ing and offers many opportunities to all kinds of endeavor. Along the gulf coast from the Sabine river westward is a section known as the rain belt of Texas. a section where drouths are unknown and farming
a practical certainty. Beaumont lies in the heart of this sec- tion, .while through its railroads it is the natural center of the empire of East Texas, the seat of the great lumber industry and the section to which is coming a great agricultural evolution as the pine forests are converted in the saw mills. The climate and surround- ings of Beaumont make of it a great summer and winter resort. Its location makes of it the center of commerce and trade and Its industries and commercial houses are growing in number and pow- er with each year. It commands rail and water rates equal to those of any eity In the state and offers facilities for business found In but few cities. The annual postal business of the city is $85,000, the bank deposits are over $7.000.000 and the bank clearings $32. 000,000. Beaumont is the center of the rice belt of Texas and Louisiana and has three of the largest rice mills In the world. This is the location of the famous Spindle Top oil fields, has three of the largest oil refineries in the coun- try and pipe lines from the Oklahoma Caddo and all southwest oil fields. Has 15 miles of electric street railway, an interurban under construction to con- ncet with Port Arthur, a system of shell surfaced roads radiating to all parts of the county, and more Automobiles than any other city of similar size in the south. Hlas 2 daily newspapers, one of the most substantial commercial organ- izatlons in the country and is one of the healthiest cities in Texas. Tel .. W. U., Exp., U. S. and W. F. & Co. Local and long distance telephone
facilities. Charles R. Bone, postmaster.
Abbert Louis, grocer 640 Forsyth. Abdalla Joseph, confr 666 Crockett.
ABELMAN I J & CO, Saddlery and llar- ness, Carriage and Auto Trimming Auto Tops Made to Order and Re- paired 270 Fannin.
Abood John, confr 732 Pearl.
Abrams Isaac, clothing 493 Croekett. Acorn Oil Co. Milton Guiterman pres,
303 Kyle Theaire bldg.
Adams E & Co ( Elisha Adams, Julius R Jaeobs), undertakers 595 Washington.
Adams-Johnson Grocery Co (Inc), W C Johnson pres, J A Johnson see and treas, ne cor Orleans and Bowie.
Adams Melvin G, lawyer 406 Perlstein bldg.
Adams S L & Co, S L Adams pres, E H Granger see and treas, grocers 342 Fannin.
AETNA WALL PAPER CO (IN(), James H Ilenderson P'res and Mngr. Wall Paper, Picture Frame Supplies, Paints and Oils 518 Orleans.
Ainsworth Charles H, furniture and real estate 768 Crockett. Alamo Cafe (L HJ Phelan, J M Ligon), restaurant 275 Pearl.
Albright Bros (Samuel B and Arthur E), . clothing 153 Orleans.
Alexander Hugh B, tailor 608 Crockett. Allen Duncan P', baker 223 Bowie. Allred Joseph B, furniture 410 Tevis.
American National Bank (capital $100,- 000), B R Norvell pres, Charles 11 Stroeck eash, se cor Pearl and Bowie .. American National Ins Co (Galveston). 'E Dilworth supt, 215 Alexander bldg.
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American Printing Co teapital $25,000). BEAU MONT COCA-COLA HOTELING CO 11 C Wiess pres, H B Funehess vice- pres and ingr, 229 Bowie.
American Shop The (C J Chevalier. F F Pipkin), tailors 659 Peari.
American Woolen Mills Jack
Schwartz ingr. tailors 312 Orleans
Co. Beaumont Cold Storage Co (Inc), E D Stedman pres, J C Stedman see and 664 treas. 254 l'ine.
Beaumont Conservatory of Music (Mrs Elsie Tiedemann), 581 Magnolia.
Beaumont Cotton Oil Co, J E Carroll pres, F W Maddin see, L F Gilbert treas, G C & S F Ry w of shops.
BEAUMONT DAILY JOURNAL, THE, The Beaumont Journal Publishing Co Publrs, Published Every Week Day Afternoon and Sunday. Morning, 232 Fannin.
Beaumont Dry Goods and Notion Co ( Agnew Waldman, Benjamin Blum), 774 Liberty av.
Beaumont Eleetrie Co (H A Thompson, L E Lockhart), 963 Pearl.
Beaumont Electric Light and Power Co, Edwin J Emerson general supt, 362 Liberty av.
BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE THE ( Estab- lished 1880). James L Mapes business Mngr. Wm P Hobby Editor and Gen- eral Mngr, Office in Beaumont, Orange and Port Arthur, 449-451 Muiberry (See page 151.)
Beaumont Floral Co (Mrs Elizabeth Weissinger), 361 Liberty.
Beaumont Gas Light Co, Marshall T Walker mngr, 220 Pearl. Engine Works ( August Ohmslede, C I Peterson ), 972 Main. Beaumont "Gasoline
Beaument Gin and Milling Co. L A Willi- ford mngr, ws Gulf nr Harrison.
Beaumont Grocery Co (capital $25,000), W T Bright sec, 874 Pearl.
Beaumont Gulf Fish Co ( Mariano Aquilino, Joseph Collette), 501 For- sy th.
Beaumont Hardware Co (J T Booth, L E Ezell), 521 Pearl.
Beaumont House, Alex Steiner propr, 431-41 N Park.
Beaumont Ice, Light and Refrigerating Co (Inc), J C Ward pres. J C Ward jr sec. W S Davidson treas, 380 Tevis. Beaumont Improvement Co (capital $100,000), Leon R Levy pres. Guy W Yunker sec, Frank Alvey Treas, loans, 363 Bowie.
Beaumont Investment Co (Ine), W T Jay pres, C M Ives see, 201 V Wiess bldg.
BEAUMONT IRON WORKS CO (NC), Charles L Wallis Pres, Lee J Black Mngr, Charles T Will Supt, General Repairing, Large Forgings and Heavy Castings, Crockett cor Ave A. (See page 151.)
Beaumont Irrigating Co, 1 R Bordages pres, 303 Kyle Theatre bldg.
BEAUMONT JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO THE, Charles L Shless Pres and Genl Mngr, Publishers The Beaumont Daily Journal, 232 Fannin.
BEAUMONT LAUNDRY CO (nc), WHI P Shepherd Pres and Genl Mngr. G H Shepherd Sec and Treas, 725-715 Liberty av. Phones 11.
Beaumont Loan Co (capital $10,000), E C Cherry pres. Mrs Lena Cherry vice- pres, F C Badger sec and treas, pawn- brokers 339 Bowie.
pres, J F Keith vice-pres, W W Wal- lace sec, Il C Wiess treas, 432-41 Keith bldg.
Beaumont Market Co (Louis Amalino, Nicholas and Joseph Debes, Chris An- gelo), grocers 199 Pearl.
Beaumont Building and Loan Co The (capital $300,000). Leon 'R Levy Pres, Guy W Yunker Vice-Pres, J S Ed- BEAUMONT MOTOR CAR CO, J G MInter wards Sce and Treas, 359 Bowic.
Propr, Garage, Automobiles and Acces- sories, cor Mulberry and Walnut. (See page 152.)
Beaumont Optieal Co (capital $4.000), L E Ney pres, IL A Philipson see and treas, 330 Pearl.
Beaumont Rice Exchange, J Bain Price mngr, 106 Threadneedle bldg. Beaumont Rice Mills, Joe E Broussard mngr. sw cor South and 2d.
Beaumont Serd Co (Harley E Furry). 259 Crockett.
Beaumont Shingle & Lumber Co (Inc), W C Gray pres and treas, B F Cham - hers sec, ne cor Pine and Concord rd.
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Anderson George D, lawyer 315 Keith bldg.
ANDRUS-PARK GROCER CO (INC), B R Norvell Pres, T H Langham Vice- Pres. Tom Andrus Treas and MIngr, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Orleans cor Liberty, Phones Old 851-850-859. New 119.
Angelo & Co (Gus Angelo, M A Mah- fouz), grocers 1209 Gladys av.
Annex Oil Co. MI Guiterman mngr, 304 Kyle Theatre bldg.
APPLEGATE H D & CO (Henry D \p- plegate. Hugh E Martin), Contractors and Builders 5 and 6 Gordon Bldg. Aquilina Tony, grocer 1895 Laurel av. Arena Charles, grocer ws Highland av 3 blks s of Latonia.
Arispe Andreas, tailor 264 Bowle. Armour & Co, M J Amsler mngr, whole- sale meats 1065 Laurel av.
Arrm George M F. ins 760 Neches ... Astor Anthony, grocer 813 Poplar.
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Atlantic Loan and Discount Co. Lulu M Payne mngr. 70412 Pearl. Atlantic Riee Mills Co, W M Carroll pres, O F Corley sec and treas, 1003 Maln. Aubey Joseph C, grocer 1098 Sabine Pass av.
Avery Co, Edmund F Hannor mngr. agricultural implements cor Gulf and Laurel av.
Avratin Max, clothing 460 Orleans. Axelson Charles J. florist 806 Spruce av. Babcock John W, physician 1215 N Park. RABIN & BECK ( Angust Babin, Joseph C Beck), Architects and Superin- tendents, 15-17 Blanchette Est Bldg. Bailey Allen A, physician 31012 Crockett. Bailey Vincent H, grocer Potts Addition. Baird Wm C, physician 12 V Blanchette bldg.
Balcar Frank R, well driller 694 Wash- ington.
Banasawitz Marion T, physician 340 Alexander bldg. Barr Henry A, physician 605 Perlstein blde.
HARRY BROS (Ine 1900), CHImore R Nogueira Mingr, Merchandise and Produce Brokers 207 Alexander Bldg. Both Phones 613.
Barry & Burges (II P Barry, H Burges), lawyers 15 Starke bldg. Basil Jacob, fruit 790 Pearl.
BATEN THOMAS J, Attorney-at-Law 28-29 Gilbert Elde.
BEACH ELECTRIC CO, Lucerne
Beach Propr. Electrical Contractors, Dynamo, Motor and' Fan Repairing and Rewinding, Special Attention Given to Elevator Work, 730 Liberty av.
Beach Lueerne W. propr Beach Eleetrle Co, 730 Liberty av.
Beaumert Co-operative Oil Land Devel- opment Co. H C Beaumert pres, H D Beaumert sec, 431 Keith bldg.
Beaumont Bakery Co (Wm Sehnick), 580 Pearl.
Beaumont Boiler and Sheet Iron Works| Beaumont Lumber Co (Inc), W A Priddie (Jack T and Otho S Plummer), 264 Cypress.
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Beaumont Box Mnfg Co (Samuel Smith), sc cor Cedar and 4th.
BEAUMONT CARRIAGE AND DIPLE- MENT CO, George W Armstrong Pres, Jake Giles Vice-Pres. H G Nelms Sec and Mngr, Wholesale and Retail Agri- cultural Implements 252-260 Fannin. BEAUMONT CHAMBER OF COM- MERCE, J J Nathan I'res, H A P'erl. stein 1st Vice-Pres, Wm Saenger 2d Vice-Pres. E J Emerson 3d Vice-Pres. Frank Alvey Treas, T W Larkin Genl; Sec, 11 S L'Hommedieu Traffic Mngr, R Krelchbaum Publicity Sec, George A Smith Agricultural Commissioner. 5th floor Perlstein Bldg.
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