The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIITH YEAR, No. 213, Ed. 1, Sunday, November 3, 1901 Page: 3 of 34
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mm FROM BEAUMONT
Ilie Cliarlcr for a New Lumber Com-
pany Has Deen Sent to Austin
METING TO BE HELD AT PORT ARTHUR
or the Purpose of Agreolno on What Is
Needed for Sabine Pass and
Its Tributaries
nraumont Ttiss November 2 Pnpcrd
vent to Austin last night that icena mucli
nr Beaumont
The charter of the Bartholomew Lam
> cr company was sent to Secretary Todd-
> y the Incorporators and will be filed there
oday
The corporation li capltallred Rt BO00O
intl every cent of It Is paid Ic full nnd tho
i uchlnery for the plant which they will
mild has bern ordered The Incorporators
re D W Bartholomew W II Bartholo
new nnd 13 It Wicks nnd the purpose of
ho corporation Is the manufacture nnd sale
t lumber nnd nil Its products and the bur-
ns and selling of such material ns Is iieeM
ury for the transaction of such business
In other words Beaumont will have nn
> thcr InrRe lumber plant nnd tho pay roll
vlll add thousands of dollars each year to
be circulation In this city The plant In
iicstlnn will be a hard wood bnnd saw
olll of 00000 feet dally cnpnclty nnd al
eady there arc In the river Woo sticks of
mlcr for the new mill to work on to say
lOthlng of a very large stunipagc whlcn
be ronipauy controls nnd which Is of easy
cccss
Fined for Contempt
jBcnuraont Texas November 2 This
aornlnc In the district court Judge Martin
ncd Cnptnln Frank M Brown manager
f the Texas OH and Pipe Line company
nd a member of the safety committee
lillty of violating the Injunction Issued
i the case of George w Carroll vs J
t Guffcy rt al and n fine of 20 and
its was Imposed nnd paid The wit
reses for the oil Inspector were present
bd their testimony whs to the effect thnt
Viptaln Brown had smoked on the oil field
ear a producing well Tnptnln Brown did
> pt deny that the well of which he Is man-
ger did spout over the denlck Both of
bese nets were In violation of the rules of
bn safety committee which were Incorpo
ated In the restraining order
fluilge Martin feels thnt oven the strict
st observance of the rnle t governing the
U fields will not be too rigid to protect the
iterestB In the field from the great dnnger
t lire and everv means nt the command
C the court will bo used to enforce the
ales and punish those who violate them
I Meeting at Port Arthur
Beaumont Texas November 2 The Port
i thur board of trade has taken tho In
tjntlve nnd Issued n cnll for n meeting at
Slch It Is proposed to formulato a stntc
tUnt of the present condition nnd needs of
harbor of Sabine Pnss and the waters
rlbutnrv to It The meeting Is cnlled In
ttf parlors of the Sabine hotel nt Port Ar
Mir on next Tuesdav evening at S oclock
It Irons of Beaumont nnd representatives
fflts commercial organizations ate lnItcd
oJ attend
5
j News Notes
Beaumont Texas November 2 Sheriff
h Landry Is able to be nt his office Ho
as about recovered from his Illness
iThe local corps of the Salvation Armv Is
xrectlng StnfC Captain Harris of Knn is
Itv to nrrlve In the cltv to nsslst In the
rcetlwr < which will be held on next
Vednesday and Thursday
The J A Jabour Carnival companv went
pt this morning on n special train A
lumber of flat cars carried the wagons and
nts nnd exhibits nnd some of trip at
actics traveled In four passenger cars
Tho brick work on tho Kyle theater will
Incompleted early next week The lathers
vo been at work several days nnd the
tpfnters and plasterers wtll soon go to
rjirk on th Interior of the building
iBulldlng movers this morning unloaded
Heir apparatus In front of the row of
siblings on Tearl street nt the corner of
iowle which Is soon to give way to a fine
ev brick which will Ih > erected by the
pernnce Hall company
REVIVAL OF AN OLD CLAIM
itholic Church of California Want Over
1000000 from Mexico
Washington November 2 Itev Arch
lehop niordan of San Francisco has come
Washington nnd with Archbishop Irc
imd has called upon tho president It Is
nderstood that one of the purposes of
l visit Is to Induce the government of
no United States to renew Its efforts to
eciire tho payment by the Mexican gov
foment to tho Catholic church of Call
iJtpla of more than 51000000 due to the
hurch on account of what Is known as
Ue pious fund
Before tho acquisition of Upper Callfor
la by the United Stntes tho Catholic
Wlrchcs of Upper and Lower California
ad on deposit with the Mexican govern
tent money and personal property aggre
atlng a very large total upon which tho
oilcan government was obliged to pny
ttel churches a certain annual Interest In
lie case of tho church of Upper Cnllfor
laithls Interest amounted to nlmost 30
OOi nnnunlly The Interest payments
eased after the Mexican war but after
ie lapse of twenty years a claim In be
air of the church for Interest unpaid
iwc before the Mexican claims coinmls
On which allowed the clnlm But since
uat date although the award was paid
rJtthe Mexican government there have
ecn no further payments of Interest and
ltflprescnt purpose Is to press for a set
ment of this Interest
fiegotlatlous have been proceeding In a
OR between Washington nnd Mexico for
imp years past but there have been uo
xchangea of recent date The Mexican
jvernment has not shown any disposition
> Tavoid a settlement but bases Its failure
> Io for pay Interest upon the broad
round that award by the Mexican claims
ijnimlsslon to the claimants acted legally
3ltf settlement In full
ft
Fall
Paper
jBiggest stock in the State
gd best assortment in all
Sides
f ell us what rooms you
ye to paper and about the
wality wanted and let us sub
ffi samples and prices
TGood paper at 5c roll
getter grades at7 + c 10c and
MESBUTE
HOUSTON
designs
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MOHNING NOYEM15ETI 31901
Stylish Furnishings
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Hands and BatwingsT price
Manhattan Make Fine Stiff Bosom Shirts
new patterns just received cufTs attached
or detached as desired l j A
pricesS150 S200 CpJaOU
Fine Stiff Bosom Shirts made of Garners
finest Percales cuffs detached fri AA
price pl UU
Mens Fall Neck wear newest and handsomest
fine heavy qualify of silk Tecks Imperials Fourin Cr
Mens Finest Neckwearthe cream of the seasons finest
productions 1 2
Mens Undershirts and Drawers
or natural colors price
350
medium weightwhite ffA
Mens Extra Quality Natural Wool Underwear shirts or drawers
full fashioned and finished rt aa
per garment piUU
500 Cash Mail
Orders Expressed
Prepaid
Fashions in Boys Apparel
>
Our vast Boys Department is now a picture of color and style Every
line is complete and remember that this is the only store that carries
complete varieties Bring the big boys and the little boys here tomor-
row and see what best becomes them Write us if you live out of town
Overcoats
Time you were Rettinc a
warm coat for the boy to
wear schoolwards
Overcoats for Hoys of
3 tp 13made Kitchener
style with Welt and front
yoke vertical pockets turn
back cuffs velvet col
lars cut full and
lonp 350 5 and
Young nens Overcoats
of Cheviot in Oxford mix-
tures or plain blue and
blackWilton or Kitch
ener styles velvet col-
lars sizes 14 to 19
58 fio and tylZDU
Small Boys Overcoats
Russian styles cape or
yoke and sailors made of fine Imported Serges
Fancy Worsteds and Rough Cheviots solid
blue brown cardinal olive and fancy Oil C
plaid designs Prices < 6 SS 10 and dJ
Boys Mackintoshes
Black Cotton Serge Mackintoshes with cape
sizes 6 to 18 seams sewed cemented < j > l-
and strapped Priceany size 0
All Wool Tricot Mackintoshes color dark blue
sizes 6 to 19 made with ape OS
Price PU
Youths Long Pants Suits
Dark Blue Cheviot Sack Suits
well and shapely
m de
600
Boys Long Pants Suits of dark blue and fancy
gray and brown checked Cheviots sty OH C
llsh fourbutton suits tj > uV
Boys Finest Long Pants Suits every de-
sirable materialprices 510 to
28
Stylish Hats
All of this seasons styles are here and the shapes
are correct and the making is perfect
KNOX HATSthe king of all the Derbys
shown in black only shapes for J ff
men of any build pD
STETSON Soft Shapesthe new AlpineSj
Golf Shapes and j i tj >
Florodoras p4 5 pu
STETSON Derbys black only 4
HARVARD HATS
are sold only by us and they are warranted perfect in every respect
Derby or Alpine and other soft shapes all 7
colors p <
REGENT HATS
are shown in the correct fall shapes in both Derbys and Alpines New
colors all pure fur stock
Price
< ifW
sjl fcliu4iSA > lii
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Mens Overcoats
Wilton StyleMedium Length Overcoats dressy durable Kerseys
in a dark blue color well lined fmt
i
r V
8
JfaUmb < Ji amntetf CtcthinaStele
ern clothin
that meets every requirement
ReadytoWear Clothing as designed and manufactured for us has reached the highest stage of development
The only way it differs from the custommade is that it is ready to wear at the time it is bought and costs
a lot less moneyFalse pride should never stand in the way of your purchasing our sortit is a credit to
the craftIt seems hardly necessary to advise you always to patronize Kiamsforwe devote our entire
time talent and energy to clothing alone and are by far the best qualifiedto suit you in the matter of style
material and fit and can save you the dollars on your purchases
fS
Black and Blue Cheviot Suits in all sizes Handsome Four Button
Styles well sewed well shaped and made to wear
Blue and Black Graystriped Cheviot Suits Solid Blues and Black and Dark Blue
Serge Suits lined with Italian lining Four Button Princeton Sack rfA AA
Style ordinarily worth 1250 Price IltUu
Mens Extra Fine Suits of Cheviot in the newest of new patterns and coloring and
in Solid Blue and Black Cheviot Vicuna and Undressed Worsted
New Thiee Button York and Four Button Princeton Styles
absolutely perfect in fit fabric and finish
Price
1500
Mens Finest and Best Suits of Cheviot and Worsted in fancy
dark weaves and solid blue and black Three and Four Button
Sack Styles the most stylish and desirable suits
made Prices 2000 to
i
3500
7
Wilton Overcoats of Covert Cloth in dark tan colorsOxford gray Cheviot and
daik blue kerseys velvet collars or with collars to match all cor DA AA
rectly tailored price 1UUU
Oxford Mixed Cheviot Covert Cloth and Melton Overcoats velvet colhrs
sleeves lined with fine satinhand felled collarslengths assorted short ik pa
long or medium stout slim or regular sizesextra fine values for llo
KITCHENER OVERCOATS Made with yoke front and back turned up iC A A
cuffs vertical pockets all new materials in plaids or fancy colors S25 20 and 10UU
FULLriORE OVERCOATS One of the new styles of the season cut full and
long AS and 50 inches very wide and roomy the coat that has
struck the popular chordall new materials
iUlV
Black and White
English Overcoats ° 5 00
Mens Finest of the Fine Overcoats in the best known materials S30 to 5ooO
Knee Pants Suits
Sizes 3 to 10
Vestee Suits are natty and fetching
when worn by small boys
Dark Blue Cheviot Vestee Suits sizes 3 to 10
vestee has fancy shield to match Qi C
price 411UU
Fancy Cheviot and Dark Blue or Black OJ CA
Smooth CheviotSultsextrawelNniade > ZuU
Swell Sailor and Fancy Vestee Suitsmade of
strictly all wool rough and smooth Cheviots color
dark blue sailors have fancy red white Q1 jn
or blue braid on collarsizes 3 to 8 price JUU
Boys Sailor Russian Blouse Norfolk and Vestee
Suits of fine Cheviots Worsteds and Otn r
Sergesprices 54 to tpl uu
Knee Pants Suits
Sizes 8 to 16
Double Breasted Suits for boys of
8 to 16 made of durable Che-
viots that hold color Oi Cf
price piuU
Fancy Cheviot and Dark Blue or
Black Cheviot S nitsdouble
breasted knee pants style pants
double at seat and knee Ql CA
sizes 8 to id p tU
Dark Gray Striped and Blue and
Black Cheviot Suits strictly all
wool and extra well made very
desirable for school wear double
breasted stylesizes Ql Cft
8to 16 ipJuU
Boys ThreePlece Knee Pants
Suitssizes 10 to 16 only
vest to match single breasted coat
dark striped Che < > CA
viotsvery swell JoU
Boys Finest and Swellest Suits
in both double and single breasted
styles with knee pants made of
fancy Cheviots dark blue Worsteds rough Che-
viots and Black Clay Worsted sizes 8 to < J > JC
16prices 4 5i75o up to 3 > lU
2
It is essentially correct to wear
Full Dress Clothes
to the opera tomorrow night
when the celebrated Grau
Opera Company pre-
sents Lohengrin
We have everything
from the ground up
that is needed for full
dress
Full Dress Coats
and Vests 8000
Trousers to
match 1000
Full Dress Coats and
Vests 2600
Trousers to match 800
Tuxedo Coats and
Vests 2500
Trousers to match 800
Tuxedo Coats and
Vests 2000
Full Dress White
Vests 3 4 5 6
Inverness Overcoats
full dress 2500
Full Dress White Shirts plain
bosoms cuffs attached
or separate 200
Full Dress Shirts with corded bosoms no cuffs 200
Full Dress Shirtswith corded bosoms cuffs attached 250
Full Dress Collars Earl Wilson or Cluett 25c
Full Dress Bows and Ties 25c and 35c
Full Dress Hats Opera 7 and 10
Full Dress Hats Silk j and 8
Full Dress Hosiery 50c 75c 100 150 200
Full Dress Studs and Cuff Buttons at 75c and 100
Full Dress Shoes patent calf 350
Full Dress Shoes patent kid 500
Full Dress Shoes patent kid 700
Full Dress Gloves white or pearl 150 175 225
Stylish Shoes
for Men and Boys
The best work of shoemakers is in our
bench made shoes They come in Vlci
Kid and Patent Kid all sizes and P > iJ
widths Price 1
Kiams Hand Welt Shoes are shown in all
the popular leathers styles and sizes
There are no better shoes made at the price
and are as good as hand welt shoes d e
can be made p0
BLACK CAT SHOES
are sold only under our own brand and
only by usThey are positively the
most satisfactory shoes sold at the price
and differ in no material respect from the
majority of 5 shoes < J A
Price is always pO vU
Boys sizes 300
ED KIAM Mammoth Clothier Houston
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