The Beaumont enterprise. [volume], September 18, 1904, Page 8, Image 8

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1904.
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Stunning Fall
Suits
New tflfcl:; ill lllil lining Tailor-
I Sails. New Ithuise, Siiliiirliiin,
Tourist iiii'l "Kimlisli !.: Kits."
The Mi iiV wear miM uri-s, I weeds,
clii Ms, broadcloth., coverts. He
nil are here anil in llii' limit ex
clusive HlVcls. ri . 111 $lll I'l turn.
Fall NccKwear
You'll liml Ihti' rlic iihisi il'ilniy
well lis the elaborate .IT ( M
III Point (latr.e, Venice I .! mill
lliij:hl Spun;;hil 'Mll:u;i, ilainly
iVlocKn, etc., limn Ifl.Htl In $l."i.()0.
It My.
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Now Trimmings
'l l r minis ale 1 -: 1 1 1 1 (fill. Ilic ill'
: . il ami i r 1 1 : i i T. Span
riled ;i;it Kinht ; '"h I Novell if:;,
Clever Styles
for Fall Wear i
Special Exhibition Mohlday in
t
Our Ready-to-wear Department
The most complete Showing we have ever made. !:very prevailing style
is represented in all llc new fashionable materials and colors. A show
ing of styles and values that will certainly meet your approval. Visit
this department Monday.
Autumn's
Fashionable
Waists
The
all
iifw models Hiiryiiwi
previous seasons; the new
sleeves, shoulders, liml girdle
HTccls. Materials of softest
lexliiros, ilotlfil In n; ami there
Willi ilaslifH of liainl work.
Prices $2, nil to $i:..n(l.
New Coats
and Cravenettes
Sonic exceptionally pretty styles
lliiil. combine, practical, service
able qualities. The new Tour
ists Coil In all the correct
tenths are here, every one ut
I li- o I eh in slylo, work
manship and value. Prices
from $10.11(1 to $00.00.
New Millinery
The smart things to go with the new
Tailored Suits. All the new wanted
styles are here, the close fittting totuo
and turban, the popular shapes in sail
ors, livery one bearing an exquisite indi
viduality that appeals to l he good dresser.
More than a hundred styles in ready-to-wear
hcadwearat prices much less than
the exclusive dealer gets.
New WalKingSkirts
2110 anil more correct New Walking
Skirts ready for yoiJr limped ion Mon
day. Kverythlng you could possibly
want in a Walking ,' Skirt is here,
.lust the weight arid 'material for im
mediate wear, Prices from J.OO to
$15.00.
Fur Novelties
New Ideas for fall wear; tilings dif
ferent from the ordinary. New
French effects. Flit Scarfs, Fourin
Hands. .Military Scarfs and the larger
a. id more expensive ones; also dainty
sets for children in all the leading
furs, such as O'possuni, Fox, Coney,
Hare, Itanium, Wolf, Skunk, Mink,
Hear, Squirrel, Heaver. Krinine. An
gora . I.amli, etc. price from $2.00
r JUDGE BUSY WITH
MOTION DOCKETS
NO PROCEEDINGS IN CRIMINAL
CASES IN DISTRICT COURTS
YESTEROAY.
CHAMBERS CASE FOR TOMORROW
Pope Winds Up Builnest of May
Term and It Ready for Sep
tember Setalon, Which
Starts Monday.
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wiroswyniiBviB if nrawBHii mi wwrn miwi limn omm a uauuuuuii iiiiiiiihim bi j - 1
I NEW FIRM NEW GOODS NEW IDEAS 1W?
HISS TRUIT
Has Without dotiht this most beautiful Millinery
Parlors in the City or South I exas.
Calls From The Ladies'
Prior To Our Opening
Will receive prompt attention and all orders
will be promptly attended to
Due announcement ff Oir Fall Opi-nir;; ill!e found in lhic col
umn next Sundfl.
OUR STORU
Will be closed
all day Mon
day on ac
count of
HOLIDAY
SOLINSKY
BROS.
On the corner
l!"H!l
JuiIko Wntta tllsiienm-il with pr-
cccUlngH In Ills criminal dm ket yes
terday ami devoted tho day to tnu
moiion docket in hoth criminal nml
civil cases. A niimher of niipllc.i-
ii..iw for now trials 111 criminal cim s
wore given n hearing hut ' t'1"'"
case the motions were overruled. U
was exneeted Ihero would DO a mai
Ing on tho application for a now
trial for .leff Keott. receuny
vlctcd of mnn-laugliter and sentenc
ed to a term of nn n years n ....
peiiitontlary but tho case H1 not
come u- . . .i.
Tho following orders were ciiieien.
U,ii-rv llros. . al. VS. -IIH-nilK""
i.-.ij i.mviii- poiiiiinnv: moiion
Sarnv Oil and Transportation
..,,,. i,i imvo r(ce!vcr. It. I
giiiu'erv, turn over co'ta'n
if
COIU-
Mont-
fuiids 'n
his iins'sessioti Into' the rcglstrary or
the court: !iaMii. , .,
W P H. McFadin el tti. vs. i. .v.
Siicnis; motion to uui'sn nnm-' "
overruled .1" whi'H (leienua... ex
cepts and gives notice or nnpci.
SllltO Of Texas VS. live
...... r o iinu- nil ovcrrnieii,
lion '."r Mi.,,..c
which defendant excepts and glv. s
notice of n'menl. t
State of Texas vs. I'.-no-i i-.."..
motion for a new trial; same order
ns ahove. .,
Martha Snellen vs. .ii-"
motion f(-r a new trim; same .
i nl'ove. , .,,
Simmons Hardware company ct
. .i... i. ...... I, ,.f noniiinont.
vs. First iinpnsi- in""";" ,
Tex.: moiion to sot aswie l'f''
snstnined nnd judgment as o--
;t i!int. Is f-ct aside.
.i .ni v .t. M. C.nlTev Po-
troloum con.panv: several motions io
sn;,prc"s dep(itions sustained by
the court.
Juf'oc Pone s ioun.
. nuiirii:iv annrovod
aJUnod tho
to,-,,, of tho hiiivei.;ii.i.
court, whleb close.i u
The September term of b's court be
gins tomorrow, when the celebrated
c.nn of Mrs. No-a J. i;naeu.eis -
against the Klrl Lumber jwiinnny
Is (.n call. Tins i "' "
anes fin- the death of Mrs. cnam-
l.ors' huslianil, wn on
thrown from Rn engine anu ivn.u
Rome 'imo n?n. . , ,
.Tudgo Pope yestoritay emeieu
number of orders !n ca'sos on nis
moticn diHiot. The hearing on the
Hi.nlicatinn for a writ of l.abeas cor
mis for -Tulius Nokomeyor was called
lull wn- passe.l until Tuesday by con
sent. An Injunction was isMieu. r
siiaintne W. P. Strum et al from nn-
nroaching or Interfering witn n.
Pleliens, tereiver or tlio hmnuie i p
Oil eomnanv. In the possession and
operation of a well at liaison. Tie
Ininnc.tion was lssucu coniin "i
iwind o' S1.000 and was mane re
turnable in tho District court of
llardiu county.
Motio" overruled.
In the case cf L. U Prown again t
nrnu-ii et nl. the motion lo
modify an iniunction recently Issue.)
was overruled, ns was a motion ror
now trial. The following oth r
orders wco entered:
.Mil tie Massey vs. Hen Andrew?
ni- ...riliiti of C. I.. Mttle to set
aside judgment by default previously
n'ored In the case Fiislalnc'l.
M. A. Fleming v. P.n P. Illcbsnw
el al: juilcrment for the nlalnlin for
Itropertv Biieil for, being lot I
and 5 of blick 3 of the N'eches river
nark addition to the city of P.eau
mont. Jur"'s for th- W""k.
Tho following comnose the jury v
nir for Mio week beuinning M mday
next In the Sixtieth dis'rlct court:
(!. V. Tucker. A. Io Launo. .lack
Andrew". Poo West. .1. V.. HTinssar 1.
M. (5ringcr. W. II nilliixnd. .?. N.
Vary. Ccorao faswoll. O. W. .Iimker,
l Hulcer. lHn Stiell. .1. T. Ifl-es.
.V.. penny. II. II. tte'ts. V It. Dos.
V.. f. M'lesH. W. r. H'aekbitrn. Jo-s
Ionian. T. Shenherd. .. C. !e
Yoiinc. W. I.. French. Jim Moss. .T. .1.
Ptirrell. .1. T. Collier and Wm. Dixon.
Tin- following will mmntvo ib
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T(WD)AY
Matinee 3 p. m. Evening 8:15
M
Prince Carl, the Master Spirit of Amidexterity.
Greatest Living Juggler, out - rivaling his sKiHrd
brothers of his native land of East India.
The Great Oom Paul, Magician; Hermann's only
living rival in Mystic Mysteries-beyond the mind
of conception.
The Wondeful
KOMETA
The Male Prima Donna; the only Female Imperson
ator, whom it is impossible to detect. And other
rerformers.
The Edison
CI ME TO GRA PH
Moving Pictures: The Great Train Robbery.
Forcpaugh and Sells' Bros. Circus.
The Spanish Bull Fight and Other Attractions.
Performances will be given Sunday Afternoon and
Evcniny; and Tuesday, Tl.urclay and Saturdy Eve
nings. A REFINED AND HIGH CLASS
ENTERAINMENT FOR ALL.
Grand Wire
Waiting
And Other Wire Performances
at 3:15 P. tf.
And after tbe Performance at night, at which time
the entire Park and surrounding country will be
illuminated with the Finest 'Display of Greets Fire
ever attempted. Come out to Magnolia Park th's
Afternoon and Evening, and enjoy yourselves,
retting atsured that everything will be conducted
with the utmott refinement.
Sunday, Sept. 18
If you have never ben tit Magrolia, come
ot and yos w ill be plr?.?d.
Con niercial Bldg.,
812 Pearl St.
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