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Semi-Annual
8 I
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AT THE BIG STORE
Today the Last Day-Your Last Chance
LADIES' AND MISSES' 6KIRT3.
In t-r;iy. oxfunl uml nilxo.l rff.'otft,
sill ii w liiul ili'-ihalilo, uml iiuulo
in l hi' hiK'tit hlyl'. vit 111 up In $".
Mill Km! 1'rlco Sli.JS
LADIES' WAISTS.
fW. lota, wlilio mill colors, worth
up to $i.r.o. Mill Kini rricp. r0
l.inli8' while- MitooiI.iI Minima
W'alms, In fancy floral ili'slnnn.
?1.:.0 values, Mill Kiiil Trice OStf
Lailii-s" colored Mad ran Wnlsts In
Hie new clminimmiu color, heantl
till iKiternn. $2 viilw'R. Mill K:ul
I 'i l.o SI. 50
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
LatHi's' Lawn Wraners, nicely
niailu ami trJuinioil, l and $l.r0
values. Mill End Trlco G9
LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR.
I nilies' Swiss Hililied Vesta, wilh
finished nock nnd sliouldors, :!
values. Mill End Trice.. 7 12
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Skirts. Corset. Covers nnd Draw
er!. Kood material, neatly made
nail laee-trimnied, S!in and$l vnl
uos, Mill End Trice 48
MEN'S SHOES.
M. A. Packard's Union-Made guar
anteed Shoes for Men, solid rock
ink soles, all kinds nnd styles,
siy.es 5 1-2 to 11, $5.30 and $5
values $2.98
W. h. Douslas Union-Made Shoes
for M.;n, the best in the world,
every pair Kunranteed, twenty
styles, sizes 5 to 12, Mill End
Trice $329
,Kin pairs Men's $3 grade Shoes,
all styles and sines, Mill End
Trice S2.48
250 pairs Men's $2.50 grade SlioR,
all styles and sizes, , Mill tpnd
Trice $1.98
LADIES'
Ladies' Black Near Silk
coals, made with accordian
ed nifties, Mill End Trice.
I
PETTICOATS.
I'ctti-ploat-9
iidies' lilack Satino Tetticoats,
made with aeccoriliau pleated
Ilounce, $1.25 value, Mill End
Price 93
l..nlics' Illack Sat Inn Tetticoats,
knee Ilounce with throo fagoted
nifties, $1.50 values. Mill End
Trice $1.25
NOTIONS.
Ladles' Hose SupiMulers, In black nnd
fsncy colors, in 25c nnd 50c values,
Mill End Price
Silk Elastic,
and hlack,
Price
Carter Well
:i."c value,
10
nil colors
Mill End
10
styles nnd
10
Pocket Scissors, different
Rl.ea, Mill End Price....,
Munyon's gcniiliio Witch Hazel Soap,
worth 25c, Mill Eud Price ..)
Ilox of good quality Writing Paper
and Envelopes, worth 25c, Mill End
Price 7 12
Standard Spool Cotton, hlack nnd
while, three spools for 10
500 Decorated Japanese Folding Fnns
worth up to 25c, Mill End Price.. 10
Perfumed Talcum, Powder, per can,
Mill End Price 5
flood finality Wire Hair Tins, per
package, Mill End Price... ltf
REMNANTS
of flno white and colored Ginghams,
Madras, Lawns. Hatlste, Dimities and
other desirable materials, suitable for
Wrappers, Waists, Shirts. Kimonas
and Children's Dresses. All marked
it Mill End Prices. '
GOODYEAR'S SOFT SOLE
For Infants.
Lot 1.
Shoes
All colors, sizes 0 to 4, Lacec
29d
Lot 2. All colors, fancy foxed, 0 to 4,
Lace Shoes 48
Lot ?: Half patent, fancy trim, but
ton or lace, extra fine, 0 to 4. . . -59
NEW FALL SHOES.
Misses' and Ladies Latest Styles at
Sale Prices.
High Shoes, patent tip, viei, Cuban
hoej ,JU -8 UJ $1.98
Bluciier cut
High Shoes,
2 1-2 to 8...
High Shoes,
2 1-2 to 8...
French heel,
patent, tip
...-$1.98
patent, tip,
...-$1.98
High Shoes,
2 1-2 to 8...
High Shoes
Cuban heel.
High Shoes, extension
lilueher cut. 2 1-2 to 8
Gibson heel, dull top,
SI. OS
imitation tip,
$2.4S
sole, patent,
$2.48
patent vie!
2 1-2 to 8..
LADIES' FANCY HOSIERY.
Ladies' Fast Illack Lace I lose;
aNo a nice line in finn y embroid
ered colors, ::.ic values. Mill I 'nil
Price 27it
Ladies' Tan Hose, In plain nnd
fancy Iwv, 25c value, Mill End
Price 10
Ladies' Tlaln Fast Illack Lisle
Thread Hose, double heels and
tors. 25c value, Mill End
PHco
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES
In Madras and Percale, trimmed
In embroidery, bilious and bra Id.
sixes 0 to 14, all colors, neatly
made, nt Mill End Prices.
MEN'S CLOTHING.
We have nbout fifty Men's three
piece Suits, odds and ends, worth
up to $lfi, Mill End Price. $5,48
Choice of Men's All Wool three
piece Suits, the very latest styles,
worth up to $15. Mill End
Price $9.9S
Men's All Wool Hluo Serge three
piece Wuils,$15 value, Mill End
Prito ;--. $7.98
Men's Fine All Wool two-pleco
Suits, broken lots, worth up to
$10, Mill End Price $5.98
BOYS'
Hoys' Knee I
fall patterns,
End Price ..
Men's Fine Suspenders,
Mill End Price
High Shoes, extension
heel, 2 1-2 to 8
sole, military
$2.-18
High Shoos turn sole, patent kid Iniv
2 1-2 to 8. .' $2.18
CLOTHING.
ants Suits, all new
worth $2.25. Mill
$1.-18
Hoys' Knee Pants Suits, all new
fall styles, latest cut, worth $:!,
Mill End Pricco $1.98
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Men's fine woven Madras Negligee
S'hirts, new fall patterns, 75c
value. Mill End Price jg
25c value,
15
Men's Fine Suspenders, :'.5c and
50c values, Mill End Price.. 25
Men's Fine Imported Half Hose,
in lace and fancy embroidered,
50c and 75c values, Mill End
Trice 35
Throe pairs for $1.00.
Men's Fine Imported Half Hose,
full fashioned, 25c value, Mill End
Pi'ic, 15
Men's fine plain white and fancy
color border Handkerchiefs, 15e
value, Mill End Trice 10
Three for 25c.
Men's white and colored Iialbrig
gan Underwear, 25c. value, Mill
End Trice 19
Men's while and colored Halbrig
gan Underwear, 50c and 05o val
ues, Mill End Trice 35
Men's Fine Silk Hows, all new fall
patterns, 25e values, Mill End
Price 10
On account of Holiday the Bi Store Will Remain Closed
all day Monday, September 19th.
The
Big
Store
DRY
GOODS
COMPANY.
The
Busy
Store
FIRE AT SOUR LAKE.
Three Buildings Destroyed .Valued
at about $8,000.
SlMfi.il to The Enterprise.
Sour Lake. Texas. S. pt. K,-Thore
. ii. a .... i C.ttr
a six tlvmsand nonm "-
luday. There were three fra.ne
lildings in all but two of them wire
nl. The news ami conieri mm
ami f Chas. Riley was the only
.sh,... J.iinii-d. ! b..i!t f.'i )o1
r, n in l.Kikina f'W a location to
... 1 InL,.
n aim win oe r-'iy i"' mh..
l.tiMtr'.w. The volunteer fire com-t.-i.v
I'M z work or ike two
1 tit' 1 - inrl'I'liMr 'he K-lnf
t..-. n t.illieil.
I-- k
1
1; r -.
LUCKY JOCKEY AT BRIGHTON
LOST ONLY TWO OUT OF SIX
- MOUNTS.
SUPIISED AT PINKERTONS Dtf EAT
Monio, Ebony, Ramshorn, Ben Chance
Envoy, Azolina, and Wain a
Molnen Won nt Chi.
cago.
i New York, Sept. 1(1. The feale
of the railnp; nt llrlnliiini lleaili lit
day was the iIiIIiik r W. I'avls. Out
.' six mounts, he rode four winners.
First, six furloliKs: Fleur de Marie
won; Workman second; Cuiifcasor
third. Time 1:11 15.
.. . . ...l, 1 ..I... .1..
MI'COIIII, HUM) llll'l BIMn in II. uir-
ciiiul woiiii; ltrooklyiiile second; V ti
tan third. Time 1:10 :i-5.
'I'liinl. six furloiiKs: Oaslnllnii
wn; t'ounlerpolse second; Lilicl'l.i
third. Time 1:111 4 5.
Fourth, mile and a furloiiK: Deka
her won; Ostrich second; llurst
boiirn third. Time :52 :i-5.
Flflh. mile nnd a ipiiuirter: The
Southerner won; Stolen .Moments sec
ond; Ed Tlerney lliirrd. Time 2:05
::-.-).
Sixth, flvo nnd one-half furlongs:
Linda Lee won; Santa Calallnn sec
ond; ltaiment third. Time 1:07 3-5.
I
At St. Louis.
St. Louis, Sept. 10 The defeat or
the 3 to 5 favorite Pinkerton in the
fourth race at Delmar was tho Bur
prise of the day.
First, six furlongs: Tryon won;
Knnnette second; Tom Howe third.
Time 1:10 1-2.
Third, seven furlongs: AkkIo Lew
is won; Whiskers second; KiiiR
Charm third. Time 1:2!).
Fourth, five and a half furlongs:
Arlena won: Red Leaf second; Lay-
11,1,1 Timn 1'(HI
I Fifth, six furlongs: Commodore
won; Ice Water second; Lasso third.
Time l:1 1-4.
Sixth, thirteen sixteenths or a
mile: Drummond won; Kdgirdo sec
ond; .John M'cCurk third. Time 2:01!
1-2.
Dotroit Wan Bjth
l"evel.iliil. Hehl. Ili. 1 H !
ui.rti iin.ilil.i In hit. nl IHil I lllli'ly III
t'll her Biiine. Knki';
Klri :
I Vi roll O.iil iluil 010 I S
l'll-VI-lullll (Mill IMMl ihmi il 0
juKk uml llu low; Hiuvall uml I ill
Ki'i uml
I'lekehiiiil Oihl Old HI -2 K 4
i..iroli I iCO mi - :i 7 I
Moore mid Oslillrk: Jileuer mil
Drill.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Took One Each at Boston.
lloHiiui, Hi'iil. I!.- lliim hltit: hit
cavo New Inrk 'ho llrst Mill-'
Yoiiiiu. in the i;i-ciini, held New niK
safe ihrouiilioiii. Store:
First:
:: ;n eon imr, o l
nun inn linn i pi I
MfC.ii're; Ulueeii nnd
New York
ItiiKi.in
Uhesbro nnd
l''nrrell.'
Second:
Ilosloll 021 oon 10x 4 7
New York ""0 V... Oul 2 S
Young mid rrln"r; (iiirvln an
Putt man and MeHiiIre,
won ;
won ;
' Silver Skin third.
At Chicago.
Chicago, Sept. 10. Harlem results:
First, six furlongs: Monls won; Re
R(ne second; .Tehnno third. Tune
''second, race seven furlongs: Ebony
won; Clorioso second; Louisville
i;,ird. ' Time 1:27 2-5.
Third, six furlongs: Ramshorn
won; Mad Mullah second; Dondonio
third. Time 1:14.
Fourth, mile and a quarter: M
Cl.annce won; Major Mansir second;
ni.ir iliinl. Time 2: '. -
nin"i"'
Fifth, live furlongs: Envoy
Lieut Rose second; Time 1:02.
oivti, dm furlongs: Aelina
St. Dennis second
'"evenX nine: Wain a Molnon
won- The Lady second; Emperoi of
India third. Time 1:42 1-5.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memnhis 6; Montgomery 0.
Memphis. S.-.t. 10--S'!'rt"
l n,e third n.ier-K. was responsible
three of the six runs made by
MmSunery 000 000 0,10-0 U
llerr and Hurlbiirt: Walsh nnd
Clark.
Birmingham Won Both
Ilirmi.igham. Sept. 1--'"crlo
work on the bases and fast woili h
11,0 Infield won both games for 1
luyals. In Hi" second game Hartlev
1,1 I'.irmingham down without n HI'
r,.,i,liei! first on errors mm
a l.nse on balls and swift l)se
ning won for the locals. Score
Hirmingram 050 002 oon 1-B
l.r..vr.....rt Odd 000 0 .
Hengnn. Plyant and Matthew
Sw.mn nnd Crafnu.
SrM,n'.,: ,,a ..on onv? 0
ltirminunnm ; -
Shreve,.,r1 000 10- J
Streit and Matthews; Hartley
Crafllus.
Columbus
od.)
9; lmlsvillo 0. (forfeit
Milwnnkeo C; St. Paul 4.
Kansas City !: Minneapolis
Toledo H; Indiaiiaiuills 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rain at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia -Huston, hnlll.
PittRburg Wdn.
St. Louis. Sept. 10. PitrsbiirK ml
plaved Hie llonie tcniu. Score!
St. Loi'ls ' Olid nil) Oilill' fi 1
Piiisburg ion oin lolio 15 ::
Taylor and (Irmly; Leever nnd
Phelps. .
K)4K040K)000C)400K3OK40
W. C. TYRRFLu Prea. and Mgr a. m. m rAinun, ,D"
B. C. TAYLOR. Secy. R. R. NORVELfj, TreMUW.
.W. C. TYRRELL, Jr., AbsL Secy, and Treasurer.
Hey wood Oil Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE ODL
OF BEAUMONT AND SOUR LAKE, TEX At,
CompleU Equipment and all Facilities for quick dallvarlaa.
OFFICE: Kyle Opera House Bld'g.
ntfiircnrpt Anv n f the Bcbtimont BanKs. '.
Chicago 3; Cincinnati 2.,
ChlrnKo. Sept. lO.-Ewlng's two
passes nnd Woodruff's errors helped
Ire locals to their three runs today.
Score:
Chicago oin nno iix 2 12 0
Cincinnati Odd 001 0102 S 2
Liindgren and O'Ncil; Ewlng and
Streit.
N"w Ycjk Taks Two.
New York, Se;il. 10. lliltlg oppor
tunely helped hv errors by Hrooklyn
gave the locals two games. Score:
First:
Hrooklvn 010 000 1001 1 0
New York onn 1)20 OOx 2 0 2
Jones and nergon; Matthewsoli nnd
Hi i.wernian.
Second :
Prook1"n Odd 100 2002 7 4
New York 00.1 001 nix 5 S 1
Cronln nnd Riller; MeC.innlty and
Warner.
FOR. SALE CHEAP
1 pair larjje Mare Mules,
1 pr. medium sizeflules
Apply at brice to
French MarKet Grocery Co.
run-
h. avv slmrtage in the win at yu in
i.re all el. 1111 nts tunling loencmir
aue buying The fi-eling In ninny
line hi thai as tin- n advances
.mil t lii-corii mm situa.ion Ixf-onn-s
clearer, the ni ed of a.Iilitionai re
orders will r-siilt in a fa;r voleni-
i if tr.ide. eonip; ring I.eti r won i.m
l.:sin.-ss man .1... --:'' , '. . ' a,;Vinie Inft'ionre of the .k and
.il. , irrc. il" inn 1 11 K I" .....
Dun'g Report.
New York. Sept. 10. 11. C. Dun ntnl
t'li.'n weekly report of trade will say
ti nu-orrow: Industrial and ciiiiiiie r-
oil 'iroirri sn in plow. Imt none the
1 less definite, liw temixrat nri- and
mo injury to cropn provei) the only
1
r. 2
and
iio tjn'iffic
V
liway ;' .fn-mrs and trad.r. h hare f-art-d
Atlanta 4; Little Rock 0.
Atlanta. Srpl. K..-Smi'h' pi'"V
ing throughout h rume ami
Wrlchf's rr..r M nrt In ti,o four'li
lnnif.tr. caused Hie defeat ..f the M"
inrn t1av. ?n.re:
Atl-mta 3" ",T"'
Li-it.- nock ('n ; 1
Smith and Clark-; Watt and An
di-ison.
It Is Hard To Hold
On to vour money wlien you seo our
FREE OFFER. Wo nro giving yon
our profit on Refrigerators. If yn
are Interested, conio quick. They aro
going fast.
E. L. Wilson Hardware Co
?. 4 per cent over la"'
1
I,et evr-r r-corl.-1 Tor urn -T.Ucraron
' Hrad-tr-l indicate a
f;,ir tnans!..n in w.-um trade
f.thcm tra.l- is -- in 'h- tj.
r-st c,r the Mii-'fd. Ixmacd f'f
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B'Ktfj. cloh;rg ao'l mil Vavhvi'U-. S ' H. -i"n
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' treat hrr ;nc that i)h'- 'ten- 1- 3ii;ivaii
! II fo!:itH-n.at ni to irr'm r" in Tl
Lubricating
OILS
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Direct from
Refinery to
Consumer!
feJJ:
"Give ths Llttl
Doctor a Chance
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ESTABLISH! J 1889.
, MOTHNER
THE POPULAR JEWELER
.CROCKETT STREET, V!4 ..BEAUMONV, TEXAS
WORLUS FAIR ROUTt
wVT. LOUI5
rHROUGH SLEEPERS
Santa Fe and
Complete
iervico .
Splendid
Trains
Harvey Dining Halls. Stop-over at
Eureka Springs. W. A. TULEY, Gen
era Passenger Agt., Fort Worth, Tex.
No
Jobber's
profit!
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GULF ,
REFINING
COMPANY
ti7 run ldc.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Illinois
Central
WMLK FAIR EXCURSION RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
$36.40 for TicKcts Good Until Dec. 15th.
$30.35 for TicKcts Good for 60 Days.
$24.75 for TicKets Good for 15 Day
THROUGH SLtEPER LEAVES BEAUMONT 10:03 P. M.
DAILY ARRIVES ST. LOUIS 7:08 A. I
Fast Train Service-Buffet Library CV--D,n,n,J" V.'E"'!
"la cVrte-.Free Chair Cars-fullman Sleepers. SpecUI Ratf a
to all Summer Weort. . ;
Apply to TicKet Aent for full information, or adtfreii
N. D. FINCH, T. P. A.. Houston. Texas.
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 rfo now this month
Kates are very low, accomodations are easily
had at reasonable prices. If you aro 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
erranetmer.ts afl made in advance. Write as
about this at once to-day. M The Cotton Belt
Routs operates
Through Dally Trains to .St. Louis
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