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- " OUR-STORE ' -
Will Dc Closed
Saturday,
September 10th
B. DEUTSER
FURNITURE CO.
ICEWATER WAS
. THE HOT STUFF
WON FEATURE BY A LENGTH
AT THE 8T. LOUIS
TRACK.
robb m bumped
BY SAND CRABS
LOST TO GALVESTON IN ISLAND
CITY YESTERDAY BY THE
SCORE OF 21 TO 2
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On Account o(
It Is Kafd To Hold
On lii your moiify wlum you see cmr
FREE OFFER. Wo nre Kivlns yn"
our prolit on lirfrUvcriilors. If you
:ir inti'i'csliMl, como quick. Thoy an;
ilnii lust.
!:. I.. Wilson Hardware Co
Kinsas CitySouthern
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SPECIAL RATE
Louis and Return $15.95
Kansns City and Return 515.00
Ticket;; on Sale. Sept. 10 and 11. v
For further information, write or
jiliono
A. MORRIS
R.
Phono C.
Cily Ticket office cor.
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Twirl
& T. A.
& Uowic.
DALVAY WON HAELCM If ANDICAPi BURNS BEAT OLD TEAM MATES
Colonial Girl, Who Defeated Hermit
ln$50,000 World's Fair Handi
cap Won Omnium H.indl- .
cap at New York.
Si. T.oitln. Si pi. !. hvnvntor won
tln- Couture hy'n k'liKUi.
I'lisi, :iiU' iiniitl hIxH'ciiIk: KI-"m
Wlllinii-'.lii.v won: " mi HiTiuiit;
rrpix-r lilck thlnl. Tlmo 1 :!!.
Ki'Miuil, ."i fiirliiiiKs: Tlio Clink wiiii:
Violin sirnnil; Alice 1'hiit thlnl.
Tlmu 1:o:j 1-1.
Thlnl, milo nml M-vi'iity ynnls:
riiil'lcyiii' won: Avoid Bccoiul:
AniiM-lroM thlnl. Time 1:4-1.
IAiiuiii. i ftirhmmt: Iccwalor won;
Commoiloiv Kccoiul; Allan Avon
third. Tlmo 1:11 11.
r'il':h, milo mid TO ynriln: Tho Itc
Kent won: Amu- Pnvls kitimiiI; (Htm
ncvis third. Time 1:Hi 1-1.
SKI li. milo nml Bixteonlh: Viirn.
wen: niiKlehorn secoiul; Dawson
lliiiil. Time 1 : -I S.
Rcs'llts at Chicano.
Chlrin'o. Sopl. !. Thn font u re
event at ll.irlcm today, n mile haiin
irap. wan won by Dalvay in l:"'i
llul. . -
First, r.-R mile: Cntlo,- won: The
Novice second; Katie Zitl: thiro.
Tinio 1:o0 1-5.
Hecond race, , KleepleehaKe, shorl
eiriiise; Miikh won: Col.len Mnk
necinid: Swarzwahl Ihird. Time 3::iO
(Kiinals track record.)
Third race, mile: Pal way won:
Wain-a-Moinon second; CroRor K
Ihivd. Time 1:30.
Fiiiuth. fi 1-2 fmlonss: Raff Ta?
won: Ued Tin von second ; Jim Halo
third. Time 1:20.
Results at Sheepshead
New York .Sept. !). Colonial Cirl.
wlio defealeil ilermis ill the $"O,0.M
WniiiVs Fair hamlieap, won tho Om
l'i'im iianilican, mile and a furious,
al Slieejisliead T!ay today. film was
played down from 10 to 1 t() ." to 1.
MeChi'sney was practically left ir
the pnst hut ran a rooiI race, finisii
inn' fourth.
Firl, hi:-t ! 1- furlongs of the ru
lurity course: llriisli Up won; Flour
de Marie second: Miss Modesty
Ihird. Time 1 :ur '.)-'.
Second, milo; Ormandes Itiffhf. won
Wild 'Thyme second; Ancestor third.
Time 1:io.
Third, the Ooldon Ttod. C 1-2 fur
hums: Oisean won: Pasadena secoiuT
Waterside third. Timo 1:19 4 .1.
Fiiurlh. the Omnium handicap, a
mile and a furlong: Colonial Cirl
won: I Inrsl bourne second: Polly
Spanker (bird. 1'imo 1:.':! :i-.ri.
Fifth, mile and n quarter: Kasle
won: The Southerner second; Auru
master third. Time 2:07.
SiNlh. mile and a sixteenth on tin
Stolen Moments won; Prince Chins
second: Sidney C. Love third. Time
1:47 1-.".. '
In Saw Off Soriet Johnconlte Agaii
Defeated tho Houston Crowd
In Old Style Ball
Game.
Roeolal to I ho Entornrlso,
(inhesion. Texas. Sept.- 9. Tin
tennis balillni; for honors In the
saw off Herlea locked horns nnd
went nt ench other viciously today
and nave tho funs an exhibition it
old style, hit nml run, hammer nnd
tonus huso ball. The Sand Crabs
walked over the .Mud Cuts to tho ex
ten of twelve to six and In the melee
both nines did somt" clever floldhm
and hard hittinK. horrell Top lloiih
formerly of tho Drillers, pitched for
Houston nnd not his bumps for tin?
tiecond time this year, (ialveston hit
tint? him freely. Mis support, how
ever, was not the best.
'SmiliiiK; ;eno" Hums delivered
the Roods for (inlveslon nnd took
Ki-eat dellKhl in administering pun
ishment, to his former team males,
from among whom he was cast mil
early in tho second series. A hi.?
crowd watched tho Rame, which In
spite of the big score, was a fairly
good contest and delighted the loc.-n
fan anyway because (lalveslon was
victorious. The score by inning
follows:
(inlveslon I1 "2S OtiO v
Houston "HI (120 (121 fi
liatterles: Hums nnd Page; Itohb
and Moore.
THE MANHATTAN
L0UI1 METER, Proprietor.
6
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Phlladelphlil 001 inn lllx-H K 2
Howell and Kleiimw; Henley ami
Schreck.
Secmd-
N-w York d'10 ill (1 nuo 1 7 5
Philadelphia Oil :iu0 otix-ri i 1
(Irilllth and Mcniilre; addell ami
Schreck.
Washington 0; Boston 7.
Washington, Sept. Plneen
almost Invincible.
Washington . Out) nuo mm o
I lost on 220 nuo uu:J-7
Patten and Kiltredge; Pineen
Farrell.
Lotiisvlllo 2; Columbus II.
Indianapolis 2; Toledo 11.
Minneapolis
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 3; Chicago 1.
Pittsburg, Sept. !.' McCormick's
two bagger in the eighth won the
game for Pittsburg. Score:
Pitlsbnrg 000 Kin nx ;. : u
Chicago 000 010 OHO l 7 0
Lynch and Phelps; Ilriggs ami
t.ing.
Double Header at New York.
New York, Sept. 9 To locals won
the lirst game. The second was called
m account of darkness at tho end oi
the fifth inning. Score:
First:
New York 201 OOP. OOx fi 8 2
Philadelphia 220 (Mill 0004 12 3
McOinnily and ltowerman; Frazer
and Ttoth.
Second :
Now York 000 000 1 n
Philadelphia 000 000 5 1
Ames and Bowernnn; Corridor and
Dooin.
Boston, Sept..
postponed rain.
!). Bosl oil-Brooklyn
a
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o
Now is tha time to build that house. We arc prepered
to furnish you the Lumber. Space does not per
mit vs to tell you just how much we can
save yeu on your purchase.
:. Corns and see us. '
THE KIR BY LUMBER COMPANY
& .Special Rates to Contractors.
noooooooooooofrC0000c00OC04(.
TRI-AK6LE
ROUND TRIPS
NAT r.S Vrirmcrii
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Montgomery 3; Birmingham 0.
AT.iiilirnmorv Sent. 9.1 TllO locals
again shut, out Birmingham today. At
tendance 1,000. Score:
Birmingham 000 000 0000 3 .".
Montgomery 003 000 OOx 3 (!
Kcagan and Matthews; Leo and
Clark.
Ac
Memphis 7; Shreveport 10.
Memphis, Sept. 9. The visitors
plaved an uphill game and taking ad"
vantago of Memphis' costly errors,
won In the sixth inning. Shortslop
Smith and First Baseman C.ilks play
ed brilliant ball. The locals put Aliell,
formerly of tho Texas league in the
box. He retired after the second inn
ing in favor of Sparks, a new acquisi
tion from tho Palla league. Score:
Miminhis 400 100 0027 9 r
STirevenort 020 004 13010 11 0
Abell, Sparks and Hurllmrt; swann
and (irafllus.
ASK YOUR AGENT FOR THEM
ONE WAY VIA;
THE DENVER ROAD;
ill rVl
H 0DUBIC DAllY
V SOLID TRANS j
Double Header at Nashville
Nashville, Sep'. 9. Rank errors by
Nashville in (he first game today mane
ii ..'isv fur At l.-i nt n. In the second
name the local (earn retrieved them
selves by fast playing. Score:
First :
Atlanta 111 301 020-9 10 0
ViiKhvilln (102 010 OUU 3 9 9
Kuckor nnd Clark; Utissell ami Ac
corsiney.
Tblt arrangement applet from all point In the Southwett
mad Include Stop-over privilege, that you may enjoy
Jf'jur r-.fll rn.ciiiuiii Kl'H la "klUl. VJLAJliUJ
before or afur visiting the...
WORLD'S FAIR
-JLCL:x:a.C:5iri:sJlan
Second :
Nashville
Atlanta
Nickons
:id V ia !;.
On.". 200 Oilx' .". R 4
ill) loo (mil 2 ( 1
Accorslnev: Pwyer
New Orleans 3; Little Rock 2.
N - Orleans Si lit. . I.iitle Hock
played a lKise eani.- ii-day an 1 the lo
cals male m big score.
l imn niu nil oofi Min z
New Orlians 01 o 120 :.-? 1
I l inn. !.(. r and And'THon : Whit
and Vox.
ridi
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HOLIDAY
We Wilt Be Closed Today Until 6 p. m. :
was
r, o
1; o
and
St. Paul 10;
St. Paul 10;
Milwaukee 2.
Kansas City 2.
Kansas Cily 0.
PLAY OFF TODAY.
Golfers to Compete In Second Quali
fying Round.
Tho play off In tho second round
for the September cups will bo held
on the links of the Beaumont Oolf
ninli tlilu afternoon, heir lining about
o'clock. The gentlemen nnd ladies
who (nullified In Ihe hrsl round last.
tnrday will compete lor tne priv-
lego of playing tiite cup holders next
eek. There will also no a diiihi
bugey" contest.
Millions for Foreign Inventors.
It is estimated that 5 per cent, oi
oi.Miit Jxr. noO.OOO of the annual in
come from American railroads goes to
foreign Investors.
Sure Thoy pet Pure Milk.
At l-eytonstone,.,Jiug., an enterpris
ing dairyman semis 1113 cows ronnu
lo customers, and milks tliom at tne
door.
NEVER HAD SEEN THE FLAG
Alabaman's First Introduction to tho
Stars and Stripes.
A man was discovered In Coosa
county, Aiuhamu, last winter who had
never seen the American lias. What
Is more, ho hud not tho leaBt percep
tion of what It meant and was much
astonished when this was explained
to him.
Tho Incident happened In tho long
loaf pluo country In which tho Kaul
Lumber coinpuny Is operating, near
the little bfickuoods town of Juniata.
a party of government foresters, un
der Franklin W. Hoed, was encamped
In tho woods beside the ' road. A
large Mag tied to a sapling pine an
nounced tho Bile as a government
camp. One evening a llttlo old man
ciimo down tho road driving a yoke
of steers and stopped to inquire
whether the party would like to buy
some pork. He got out of his cart,
sat down on a stump and after a mo
ment's conversation his eye caught
sight of the Jlag on the sapling. He
looked at it In a puzzled way, then
asked what it was. Tho men thought
at first ho was Joking, but it was soon
apparent the question was In good
faith.
"Tliat'B the American flag, man.
Haven't you ever seen the nag uu
fore?" No, be had never seen a flag of any
kind before. Ho had heard there
wero such things, and once he had
seen a picture of a llag on a poster,
but that was a long time ago, and he
had almost filrgotten it. He had lived
in the woods all his life and had
never been more than 13 miles from
home. He wanted to know what the
flag meant, and listened in Bilence
when this was explained to him. He
did not know how to read or write,
and had never heard that the Fourth
of July was any different from any
other day.
Top Hsts for Paupers.
Ton liatfi are (supplied to six elderly,
.veil behaved English paupers in the
rsevmondscy workhouse.
Best Language for the Telephone.
French Is said to he more easily un
derstood over the telephone than
Kuglish.
Immigration Into Ge.rm&ty.
normnnv Is at present gTfnine 18,-
000 inhabitants yearly by Immigration.
Tcrpid r-ish Spread Disease.
Revc.ru 1 i,er.-ins In South Minneap
olis have been ill. and some critically,
by eating fish that have been scooped
out of the Mississippi river In enor-
nous quantities by small boys. It is
elicved that the fish have been pol
luted by gas waste that has been car
led Into the river. The boys' who
caught tho fish tell a strange story.
Down between the two giivei nnu nt
l.ims. thev say. at tho only approach
to the river in that neighborhood, ll.cy
:aw fish floating near the p.urfaco of
the water. Wading In. they were able
fo nick iin the ti'h at will, throwing
them on the bank. The flsh wen; alive,
but permed to be In a torpid slate.
Tubs and express wagons wero h ad
ed with fish of every si.e and descrip
tion known to river fishermen. Min
neapolis Tribune.
Smallest Monarchy on Earth.
The Bovercien who reiens over the
smallest monarchy In tho world Is the
king of Cocos, a group of Islands noar
Sumatra. Theso Islands were (lis
covered about 300 years ago by tin
cantaln of tho Keeling, but were com
pnratively little known till 1 25. When
Mr. Uoss, an Englishman, visited them
he was struck by their benuty nnd
trail; im bis abode there. It Is his
pandson, Oeorgo noss, who now
holds sv.ny over tho Cocos,
Italy and R-ypt nt the Olio.
Condemns Tod Hats.
The Ixmdon Medlcol Press thus Is
sues a call for heroes: "Tho top hat
is ugly, unhygienic and embarrassing.
Its solo claim to support Is the ap
iii.ii-.inca of resnecLabllity It Klves. If
onlv a few medical baronets would
drive to their consultations In Puna
tr.fis nnd cloth cans they would break
the tyranny of habit over health and
comeliness, and at the samo time earn
the undying gratitude of their humb
ler confreres."
Rrcfreshments in Church.
Family pews were Introduced at the
beginning of the Bcventcnnth century
Homo of these had a table and fire
filace. also mrtidiis ut'd window
blinds, so as to secure the utmost
nrnacv. This led to abuses. In
nunc of the ciosei! i es aril pbylng
whs not uncommon and the tedium nf
a long B'Tvleo was sometimes relieved
by litht rtfreshmeni:;.- Tho Reliquary
NATHAN 6ELL8 IT FOR LESS.
can't afford
to miss the freat
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 are 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 this at once to-day. AThe Cotton Belt
Routo operates
Through Daily Trains to St. Lotits
carrying ilrtprn, dininp ran, chair can, roarhri
Write (or illustrated World's Fair (older containing
map of grounda, train schedule!, etc.
E. W. UBEAUME, CP. T.A.
St. Louis, Mo. , .' '
f or call on Cotton Belt Route Ticket Agent' 1 '
"POIM149
kwniH 111 M ! HI I
WORLDS FAIR ROUTE
ST. LOUIS
THROUGH SLEEPERS
Santa Fe and
Complete
Service
Splendid
Trains
Harvey Dining Halls. Stop-over at
Eureka Springs. W. A. TULEY, Gen
sra Passenner Agt., Fort Worth, Tex.
1 i, - -- LrJHl-i.-ijiLiiJ.ij. r. " ".' ' -liimj--Tj.. ' r " i tr i r-i a..
Illinois
dm,
Central
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
$36.40 for Tickets Good Until Dec. 15th.
$30.35 for Tickets Good for 60 Days.
$24.75 for Tickets Good for 15 Days.
THROUGH SLEEPER LEAVES BEAUMONT 10:03 P. M.
DAILY ARRIVES ST. LOUIS 7:08 A. M.
Fast Train ServiceBuffet Library Cari--Dinlnj Ce,riHtJ
a la Carte Free Chair CarsPullman Sleepers. Special Rates
to all Summer Retorts.
Apply to TicHet Agent for full information, or address
N. D. FINCH, T. P. A., Houston, Texas.
ESTABLISH 1.3 1889.
R. M. MOTHNER
THE POPULAR JEWELER
.CROCKETT STREET, ..BEAUMONT, TEXAS
SEYMOUR KISCH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
17 Gilberrt Building, Beaumont
Correspondents In New York.
St. Louis, Chicago, Etc
13. A. McDowell
M.
S. DuOle
T. C. Taylor
I
M DOWELL, DUFFIE & TAYLOR
Attorney:- at Law
Ah'tandor Bldg.
Deaun-ont, Tea.
W. C TTRKE1.U rres and Ugr A. M ?! V AT.T IS. V -rrm.
" w. c.' TTRr Kt-U Jr Arrt. B-cy. and Trfco'w.
Heywood Oil Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE OIL
' CF EEACVOUT AND tCV'R LAKE, TEXA.
CrnfleU Equ'PT-ert a4 all Faci.s for et-it-k ellrlea.
i CmCZ: Krle Oj-' tl;wm f i t.
' P.ifer?sces An7 el the ijimont Banrtt.
Split Even at Cleveland.
fl. vi land. SMn. . 1-t-lml and
ifliw-aco atain fj-lit vtn. S'n.;
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rid Snl.iian.
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On Account of
HOLIDAY
The Big Store Will Be Closed All
Day Today--Saturday. Open
At G p. m,. Ready For
Our Usual Satur
day Night's
Business.
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C. T. Heisig. T. V. Smelker.
HEISIG V SMELKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND SURETY BONDS.
Phones El besumoct. Tea.
Old Forrester WhisKey
Guaranteed.
Hnrtly .ur- ti4 .f ih fiin-n llKr,
fvrtiifii at tl' fii-iiilTy and r'laran
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44C . Vk.m ' Ftrci.
Lubricating
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Direct from
Refinery to
Consumer!
No Jobber's
profit!
Write for Prices
Today!
GULF
REFINING
COMPANY
SI7 BEVXEI KLDC
NEW ORLEANS. LA.

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