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10 per cent discount On nil Com
forts and Blankets if Pur-
chased this week.

Manufacturers and jobbcrs allow
to 10 per cent for advance orders;
if it's good business Judgment for
Wholesalers it ought to be equally
good for retailers; anyway you can
Pick your complete Comfort and
Blanket stock, just what you need
for this winter at a saving of 10 per
cent on all grades. Comforts soc up
to fine Down Comforts at ....j,91
Some splendid values at $10O, $l.5O
and ......... ......... .....1.3D
Blankets 75C up to $3.50: some great
values at H3c, $50, $l.95 and 2.95
10 ner cent discount if you buy this
week; after that, regular price which
we guarantee to be the lowest in the
city.
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sUNFLowER PHILOSOPHY.

Nof very long after marriage people
bDrir t0 book very Lomosick O. be
CuEaLed a-liu.
No one takes a mans Guessing very
Frriuu-.y. Then why take 80 seri-
Us-iy uuIar's uaeliul7
Or sometime happens THAT SON want
O. SPEAK wei 20 "a man. and sI ,gu
Gan sag is Oar o. fs "AIurc.
1srarr vfar flla mother c1r= away
rr rH-ir ra HaHElfsr Iaz Hsr first
erFtII.rr. ir cleaning a chicken.
W-fHr r- men -sfiz Hr "a ef-1
go sass fa-n .rs- r1ir- overheard e.
go thunder Isl -ha HIr r1- ---r-
irrr ar.r#.- Fa-. rs.
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30 Samples Black Talfcta silk Coa's
hardly two alike, four different
lengths, some as long as II inches.
Coats worth easily $3.50 to ST..
Choice -. -. -. e. ......I.HS
If you are prompt you can pick the
$3.50 and $500 ones.
10 Pongcc Coats, suitable for eve
ming wear; JUST what you need this
fall to go to the theatre; don't judge
the coats BY the price. Worth $3.50
T., SD y,
Choice ...... ......... .. $50
READY, Il complete line of the IA
nous Chiffon brand-tho best in the
land-Shirt Waists for fall and win.
ter wear; prices range from l25 for
pretty Cotton Waists up 10 S9.OO Tor
the finest imported French Flannel
deliberately trimmed; come and take
Il look whether you buy or not.
SKIRTS-The 1904 fall mOocls are
here; choice styles 3.95. 4.95, $50,
$50 and $50 Chcviots, Broad Cloth,
Fancy Suiting, Wolfe, WorstcdS and
Shower Proof Craycncttc.
SPECIALS for Tuesday and every
day this week some of these lots will
be cleanci up by closing timc Tues.
day.
8 dozen mcrcccrizcd Saline Pcttioats
full rufflcd; usually sold ut $50; our
regular price l.25; .
special ............. ......... soc
Limit ono to 4 customer.
II dozen Childrcn's-ior boys or for
girls-Gingham, Madras, Chambry
White Dresses, small sizes > to
years; divided into Two lots, dresses
worth up to $l.OO
Tuesday ......... ............ ISc
for ............ 9Ic
Dresses worth up to $2.25,
Tuesday ..................SS &c
for ............. I.TsB
Childrcn's Dresses at less than half
price makes sewing drudScry.
First come gets choice picking but
the II dozen win be choice picking
all week.
Childrcn's Dresses in large sizes
to II, worth up to $50,
for ...... ....... ...... JOG
Childrcn's dresses worth up to.
$50 for .........,....'..... Lou
These Dresses at about half price
saves your time and worry, your
money back II You don't get the
right size, or if you are not pleased
with your purchase.
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Orlv one urrI Be- Er1uu ufief fz
lighter Than r1rk. This is tEa marsh
ANNA GO Brazil
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DAILY THOUGHTS.

Monday-Every noble life leaves
the fiber of it interviewer forever in
the works of the world.
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Wcdnesday-TO turn into ridicule
what is not ridiculous is, in some sort,
To turn good into evil.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

There are words iu fhe Chinese Ian
rHaE- which have as many as forty
different u a-iuEz.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

Tuesday-We can only be valued
as we make ourselves valuable.
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Tlmrsday-ln character, in man.
ncrs, in style, in all things, the SUI
prame excellence is simplicity.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

Notwithstanding his hands out to
catch the stars, man forgets the flow
crs at his feet.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

1t is blessing for the happy home
that husbands and wives do not al
ways know exactly what each think
Of the other.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

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r-rr-zffr- ere rI-l-r-=
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When you want to ask favors of
man be sure to select a time when
his cafe department is in good work.
irg order.-Kate Thyson Mari.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

Sidney Thericn was placed in the
parish Jail at Lake Charles on a
United States charge of riiling the
mails. The alleged offensc was com
mittcd it VintOn on December ~.
Therien is charged with taking from
the mails at that place, destroying
the package and appropriatng to his
own use a gold watch valued at $25
which was addressed to Miss The
resa Vincent of that place. The
complaint wis sworn out by 5. L.
Kile. postofiice inspector for the
western district Of Louisiana who
made the arrest. The arrested man
was taken to Lake Charles and turn
ed over to Deputy Sheriff G. IL. Hus'
key, who placed him in Jail.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

An important real estate transfer
was filed in the office of the county
clerk AT Galveston by which }. |.
Campbell sells to the J. !. Camn""''
company all Of his city lots, town
lots, merchandise, saw mills, logging
outfits, lumber, Office furniture and
personal property. etc, In Lampasas,
Mills, Mccullough, Liano, Dewitt
Lavaca, Bell, MCL"nnan, Limestone
Galveston Tyler, Polk, Bee, Mont
gomcry and Harris counties, except
his homestead at Houston. The CON
sidcration named is S50O,OoO and Ia"
assumption of all Indebtedness now
due and to become due. The instrl-
mcnt is dated February 20, 1904. MIR
Campbell resides in Houston.
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Surgeon ~ Na #rr
thrsrI-r and r-rsr. diseases. What
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The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

A political boom often goes up like
a neutrality-suspicious., there's a little
Whit of powder, and really there's no
stick to 1t.
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Man wants but little here below, but
wants it ON ice at this season.
A man often thinks the fellow who
does not agree with him fool.
Some people take themselves so
seriously that it is downright funny.
4. man who talks loudly about him
self is often like thunher-big noise,
no damage.
A sudden shower and new sum-
mer hat is responsible for many
lovers quarrel.
It would be a lovely old world IL
every one estimated us as we esti-
mate ourselves.
When a man wants to lie at girls
feet to worship her he should be sure
there's no tax on the ground.
Many wives think it moral duty to
subject a husbands self conceit to
continuous ice spray treatment.
A political boom often goes up like
a rocket-eXplodes, there's a little
Whit of powder, and really there's no
stick to 1t.
1t is a blessing for the happy home
that husbands and wives do not al
ways know exactly what each think
Of the other.
When you want to ask favors of a
man be sure to select a time when
his cafe department is in good work.
ing order.-Kate Thyson Mari.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07
This Week Choice soc

On sale all the week, but come Tues
day or Wednesday; you know school
starts ncXt Monday.
- dozen Boys 3jc Madras Shirts;
sizes - to II; this week .....136
81 dozen Brownie OvcrraIIs Of blue
Drill; sizes 1 to IT, worth 35c; this
week. special, pair .........l9G
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

The Enterprise Pub,ishin9 company
n not responsible for any debts con-
traeted by Its employees, OF any char
soter whatever.
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Many wives think it moral duty to
subject a husbands self conceit to a
continuous ice spray treatment.
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WOmen's
SUIT DEPARTMENT

Tailor made Suits, worth up 4" 100
Tor .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,',, $50
Tailor made Suits worth up Ia ."nO
Tor -, -, o, o, - - .. ''D.DD
Black Taffcta silk Coats worth M
Ia 1900.
lnf'' - - - - - - - - ',D.JO
PONCE silk Coats worth up Ia 80
Tor ...,.....,,,,, .,,,...,.., I.OO
These four specials will he hard Ia
duplicate next February when the nv.
cragc store Is cutting CD prices on
fall and winter goods
The $50 Tailor made Suits are made
of black, navy and brown all wool
ChcviOts, also fancy mixtures, inuniy
% inch West Point Coats-iust the
suit for shurpping or for travelling,
These suits will De shown for the
first time Tuesday morning. Sale be-
gins nj . n, m.
A few pretty $3.50 and $500
Shirt Waist suits Of all wool NO!lcs
in our $3.50 line. Black only.
New, Natty, up to the minute Tailor
Made Suits of all wool Serge CECvlnt
also Pannc ChCyiot handsomely tail
orcd: the new Norfolk effects; a few
suits of mannish mixtures in the lot,
not a suit worth less than $1,000.
Tuesday and every day this
week,...... .,,.., ....,.'. J.1t
Alteration will be charged Tor.
Money chcerfully refunded II you are
not pleased with your purchase, don't
have to make an exchange, or take
other goods; just your money back as
quick as we take it.
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LOUISIANA NoTEs

Sheriff I.acosic Of Lafayette arrest
cd Henry FarrIgcr, a young German
nccuscd Of several serious charges ut
Bronson, Texas. One hundred doi'
lars reward has been offered Tor MN
hut Iho prisoner refuses 10 return
without rcquiSitlOn papers inc
shcrln also arrested j, q, iiyland'
white, Of Alpicrs, on charge al erin
inal assault ON Two little white girls
II Lafayette week ago,
VIM. Mcdonald of Liberty and
Firgt streets, New Orleans, was AS
snullcd and stabbed on Claiborne ana
Cont streets. He was passing the
corner when some unknown white
man stopped him and asked MIN for
u cigarette. On being told by Nc
Donald that he had none, the fellow
demanded 10 know why McDonlld
had drawn his knife. He stabbed Nc
Donald in the chest making slight
wound.
Lizzie Buckham, II ncSrcSS VINO
lived about two miles west OF Pontch'
atOula, was murdered ana foDDeu ny
two strangers, going under the names
of Johnson and Smith, and supposed
to be from Independence, La. The
murderers obtained some money ana
other effects, which were in pocket
book. After taking the money they
threw the pocket book away, but II
was later found near the house by the
jury. The verdict of the jury, con
vened, was to the effect that
the negress came to her death by
three pistol shot wounds at the hands
of the two strangers above named.
The principal evidence before the
Jury was the testimony of FRANK
Wilson. who was present when the
crime was committed. Efforts are
now being made to capture the two
criminals, who have escaped.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Mar wants but little here below, but
wants it on ice at this season.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

When man wants to lie at a girls
feet to worship her he should be sure
there's no tax on the ground.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

A man often thinks the fellow who
does not agree with him fool.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

Samuel NJ. Balm, professor OF DOT
any in the University %. Tennessee
who has been commissioned by the
Department of Agriculture to CO.
operate in the plant breeding branch
of boil wccvil Investigations. IS il
Texas on business connected with
thc department. He has been as
signed TO the Western Tennessee and
Arkansas districts. 1t is his plan to
work TO the end Of securing va
riCty or cotton which will mature IN
those districts so carly that 1t WIN
escape the ravagcs of the boil wccVlI:
He rs in Texas for the purpose ~
getting all the preliminary KNOW
cdpc available. Prof Balm l. max
inr his headquarters temporarily at
Terrell.
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About the time the friends of mod
est, unassuming girl begins to think
she is cut out for an old maid she
fools them by getting married.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

There are two periods in a mans
lifa when he Is unable Ito understand
women. One is before marriage and
the other after.
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It would be lovely old world IL
every one estimated us as we esti-
mate ourselves.
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a party OF JAPANESE cOTHPUSUH VI
Rev. ]. d. Yoghimura, j. and Y. Ia
muria. Y. Kasahara and S. Matsum-
orto spent Saturday and Sunday in
Bay City on a tour Of inspection OF
the rice fields and the adjacent teri''
tory that Is available for rice. Thcy
expressed themselves as well pleaced
with what they saw and stated th2y
would locate a colony between no"
an d next year in this section Of the
state for the cultivation OF rice aho
truck. Rev. Yoshimura is an EpiSco-
pal clergyman of Japan ana Speak'
good English. He will locate WIN
the new colony. The party left on the
afternoon train for Palacios.
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A sudden shower and new sum-
rer hat is responsible for many
lovers quarrel.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-07

Some people take themselves so
seriously that it is downright funny.
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TEXAS NOTES.

The macninists' strike un the lines
of the International and Frcai No'lh
can railroad, which has haen IN Tor
q long time, nls been declared OIL
hy the executive board ul the lnlo'
national Association IT Machlnlsls,
q. !, smith, leading grocer al
Nacugduchos, carrying "a stock al
several thousand dollars, closed hls
doors, having flied papers of insolVea'
Cr In lufkin. Ma Information J. CIV
IN ont o. tn liabilities,
Tic two men saul al Elmnndor'
SUNDAY night while Deputy Sh'flh
Martinez sought 20 maze an arrest
died "A, nm early hour Monday morn
ing. They wcrc hy-Slandcri, lh'
ono. Jesus Caniu, was shot In inc
groin, the other. Juan Morales
through the hOwlrs, The deputy
sheriff was placed In jail,
Ur. G. G. Rankin, editor Ut lic rex
pg Christian AdoyaCtc, nj Dallas, W"1
palnfully but not dangerously lhJnIc"
by a fail dawn the steps leading 10 MS
clllcc at Eryay and Jackson streo''
saturday. and II Is reported that nc
Is slill confined 10 his bed as a re-
mi of the fall, Inquiries ~
tho residence or Dr. pn"r"" '"'l'' -
secure any further Information thaa
that he wa unable to leave AIS Oe"'
Frank Vugle, switchman III the
Santa Pc yards at Somcrvillc WINE
making coupling was caught pc
tween The engine, his right arm being
broken and he was hurt internally
While ne Is not fatally hurt the
bruises are Of serious nature ne
was transferred TO the company :
hospital at Temple on No. 81 last
night.
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MMtkanaa
TODAY AND EVERY DAY
THIS WEEK
SPECIAL VALUES in EVERY DEPARTMENT
BOYS CLOTHING

Boys stylish aud scryiccablc school
Suits. just the proper outfit for siren
uous YOUNG America; substantial
5r,ssy and economical: single aud
double suits, sizes To Id: liusl"r
Brown, Sailor Russian aud NORFOLK
Suits, ages . to no. Choice OF 500
Suits: all leading makes; oycrstocked
ON medium weights; not heavy enough
for zero weather real value $500,
$500 aud 5000,
choice ,..... .,,,,, .''''''' 2.SO
Sg5o, $500 and $3.50 values
for ....,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,''''' l.SO
- Toys Suits. double breasted sizes
s To -: nca; plaid aud striped wool
ChcyiOt: good value at $50
Tuesday, ,,,,',.' '''''' ''''''JoC
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A man who talks loudly about him
self is often like thumder-big noise,
no damage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-21
IN A JAPANESE PRISON.

That which is especially striking at first sight In q Japanese prison is that there is no difference between the prison and the hut of the free peas ant. the Japanese declaring that if the prison were elevated to the level of a modern penitentiary it would be too attractive and would increase crime.
 Upon approaching the prison, in place of high and forbidding walls you see large country house with a ser ies of outbuildings, the prison itself being completely open while the wood tul bars at the windows have nothing of the forbidding aspect of our iron gratings The interior of the build ing is completely open, although form erly at Itchigoi there vas a corridor separated from the building by pap CT wall, where the guards slept.
 The food given the prisoners is in proportion to their conduct and indus try. the prisoners who do not conduct themselves as they should receiving cake Of rice which must last for seven days, while in the case of the orderly prisoners the same cake lasts for only four days. The prisoners who conduct themselves properly receive also little horse meat with potato or pea sauce with their meals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-21

amendment which prevents the negro for racial reasons from being disfran- chised, and yet on the pretense that he is for racial reasons disfranchised they would have the negro not counted as basis of representation in the southern states, where he chiefly resides. It is not the white man as a white man who is injured by recurrence to the ten dencies of force bill days-he can and always will maintain himself--it Is business, commerce, manufacturing, ag- riculture and the negro himself. Com mercially and industrially, the, white men of the south will not be so much injured by this sort of agitation as northern people will be, because the average southerner is not rich anyhow, gets his wood and clothes out of the world, and these he would get any how. The mercantile class would be the first to suffer, but as they owe debts to the north and buy from the north and as nearly everything they sell is manufactured in the north they
 would not be alone in their suffering
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-21
AGENTS WANTED.

The result of the election will be foreshadowed in The World weeks in advance, exactly as Cleveland's cleo ton was foretold and as McKinley's triumphs, The World giving the cleo toral vote by states with absolute cor rectness ten weeks before McKin1ey's s election day.
 The World will not only strive to be right. but 1t will be bright and large; national in its news and views. Every one who is interested in this vital pres idential contest will need it every day. No democrat or republican should be happy without it.
 The regular price for the Daily Morning World by mail is $2.00 for four months, but for special time The World will send the Daily Morn. ing edition by mail four months for $1 Agents are wanted to take subscrip, tions A liberal commission will be given Address World Campaign Club room 49, Pulitzer building, N. Y.
 Terms, subscription blanks, sample copies. printed matter. etc., will be sent by return mail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-21


 The managers of the worlds fair say that it has been injured more or less by the publication of grossly erroneous statements regarding the cost of living in St Louis. Gradually these false re ports are being refuted in the press and by word of mouth, as visitors from far and near come to St Louis and find that living accommodations are re markedly reasonable. There are scores of restaurants where an abun- dant and wholesome meal may be had for 25 cents, and there are scores of hotels where lodging at $1 day is the prevailing rate. Thousands of private families, in the best residential dis. tricts of the city, have opened theil homes for the entertainment of worlds fair visitors, at rates for lodgings rang ing from 30 cents up per day. For $1 an excellent room may be had in g most respectable neighborhood, an6 there are many boarding houses and private dwellings where lodgings an6 breakfast may be obtained at from $1 to $1.25.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-21
HEARD IN PASSING

Senator Depew advises young men
 to keep out of politics. Is it possible
 that the genial Chauncey and his fell
 low fogies want the entire held to
 themselves Bridgeport Telegram.
 A young man worth millions and heir to millions more is learning the railroad business. He is now hand- ling baggage. His choice of that work shows that he has vicious tendencies. New Haven Union.
 Mark Hanna probably had passed out Of the memory of Governor Murphy of New Jersey when he said Senator
 Fairbanks was 'sperhaps' consulted by President Mckinley 'as much as any
 other member of congress. New York World
 | Having duly impressed the Filipinos with bullets we gre now sending Gen eral Co-bin among them to try the ef-
 feet of buttons.-Ph Philadelphia Record Notwithstanding the statement of pr Peters that Americans do not take time to die properly, they always re
 main dead.-P Philadelphia Telegraph. North Adams, Mass, has a chicken story that in point of novelty takes the
 blue ribbon. Civil action was begun last Saturday when one John Reagan
 moved against Joseph George, whom ne charged with disturbing a sitting hen and causing a loss of $10, the eggs un- der said hen being of a choice yarlety. -Meriden Record.
 These are the days when the base ball managers who are not in the nrsL division make the air resound with their cries of anguish, A good ball
 player just at this time finds afIaifs quite pleasing for him in business way. If he isn't lied up too tighuy ne is likely to find that he is pound U share in somebody's proats.-BrocKbon
 Enterprise.
 The Hon William H. Taft, being ln- vited to address the graduating class of the Harvard law school, felt obliged to % over the history of our relations l to The Philippines once more, for Lhe esnecial benefit of the Boston anti-lnn- l nerialists He admitted squarely that ! fbe IJnifed States forces were allies or l AguinaIdo in driving the Spanlarus
 out of the islands. Hartford Times. 1 correspondent of the London I Chronicle tells of an incident he wit l messed in the theater of the Crystal naIaca where Cardinal Manning was I addressing an immense meeting or members of the League of the Cross
 a temperance organization which was
 verv near his heart. "I will confess to you., he said. with that mixture in I his manner of the playful and the pa ternal which his Irish children loved
 stbat I do not practice what preach. I am not a total abstainer myself, be I cause my doctor won't let me De one.' l At once a voice came from the top most gallery, Change your doctor!'
 saThank you for the hint, my friend, 7 promptly said the cardinal, Il will l What is more. he did: with the result that he was teetotaller ever after l ward, refusing all sdmuiants5 even 1n his last dllness-New Haven Journal
 and Courier.