Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 116, Ed. 1 Monday, August 10, 1903 Page: 2 of 5
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YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED.
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Bright
and Catchy
is the new shipment of Sheet
Music just received at The
Palace Jewelry Store. Call
and try it over on one of oar
new Granewall Pianos.
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joe lucas
Link Buildinf.
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The Gate
City Bar
is the entrance to THE
COOLEST PLACE IN
TOWN.
You will find every-
thing of the best, and
the service up-to-date.
Give us a call.
L. D. WRIST, - Prop.
L. L. RICHARD
HUh-Claas Blacksmithinf
and Carriage Work
Expert Horseshoeing. We prevent and
care interfering by our method.
Si8 Main Street.
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Eastin 4 Storks
Livery
and
Transfer Stable
Phone I7S
TRAIN BCHBDULE.
Southern Pacific.
Bastbound— Arrives.
No. 4 1:15pjn.
No.6 7:25a.m.
No. 8 10 :,68 p.m.
No. 10 9:50 a.m
Westbound— Arrives
No. 3 8:16 p.m
"No. 5 5:53p.m.
No. 7 J.... 6:86a.m.
No. 9 8:45 p.m.
Orange A Northwestern.
No 21, lv. Orange 7 a. m., ar. Buna
9:16 a. m.
No. 1, lv. Bima 1: 30 p. m., ar. Or-
ange 3:45 p. m.
g Local and Personal.
Do You Want to
Make Money ? ?
Suits cleaned, pressed and dyed, at
lwk The Diet* Tailoring Parlor.
W. L. JoneB, of Westlake, visited
his sister, Mrs. Lee Hannah, one day
this week.
Men's—24«inchKressSuit Cases
marked $1.50 are 98c tomorrow at the
Progressive Store—"nuf ced!"
Mrs. J. P. Crane, wife of the city
marshal, is confined to her bed with
an attack of slow fever.
S. E. Dempsey has returned from an
extended vacation spent at his old
home In Fitzgerald, Oa.
Mr .Brastutor, of the Houston whole-
sale firm of Borchard, Brashear ft Co..
spent the day In Orange yesterday.
T. H. Thompson, the well known
Houston capitalist, spent the day in
Orange yesterday, the guest of L. and
Julius wilier.
ad a trip to
his new
of Orange.
completed and is a
ty, capable of holding
or more passengers and is
plied with comfortable garden ehatrs
and benches and Is shaded by a sub-
stantial awning. It Is a light draft
barge and it and the tug can go "
most anywhere In the shallow water of
Sabine Lake. The captain requested
that aU of his guests be aboard by 7:46
a. m. and they were all there.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the tug and her
consort swung out lato the stream and
beaded at full speed for the lake. Ar
riving at the mouth of the river the
boats swung around Into tbe lake prop-
dr and ploughed along at a good clip
until the desired place for bathing had
been rtoaohed. This proved to be an
ideal place. The water was a sate
depth for both adults and little folks
and the bottom was hard, firm sand.
Bathing and Ashing were Indulged In
and tbe entire day spent in these
pleasant recreations.
Substantial luncheons had been
provided and every one had plenty to
eat, not to mention a fine catch of fish
The boat arrived at her wharf at
8:36- p;. m. and If anyone who went
failed to spend a thoroughly enjoyable
day, they have as yet failed to (lie any
complaint.
Those who availed themselves of
Captain Charlie's Invitation were:
Mesdames E. R. Ford, E. O. Latchem
Matt Marr, M. Q. and R. J. navies, W.
O. Staunton, A. L. Mitchell. Frank
Brown, W. P. Smith, H. T. Fountain
C. L. Davis and Scales; Misses Ada
Philips, Maggie Davis. Helen Ford, and
Mary Scales and the little ehlldren of
Mr. and Mrs. Staunton; Messrs. A. L.
Mitchell. W. Q. Staunton, H. T. Foun-
tain. B. C. Miller, W. T. Pollard, Foster
Scales and Rev. J. W. Johnson.
Don't be always asking some one
for the right time—have a reliable
watch of your own. No matter what
your taste, your needs, or your price,
you can be satisfied at Joe Lucas* Pal-
ace Jewelry Store. tf
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SALE
nearl
to BR. F.
mom
and
now.
FOR SALE—Three lots within two
blocks of the Southern Pacific depot.
Will sell cheap and make easy terms.
Box A. this office. tf.
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THIS NUMB®* OF WORD8 costs
only fifteen certas a day. Invest that
sum. Do It noW tf
FOR 8AJLE—One choice lot corner of
Oerry and Second streets. Win sell
tor 8400, part cash, tbe balance on
easy terms. Box 8, this office tf
FOR SALE—Five room house, located
on one of tbe best corners on Park
Ave Four lots 60 by 200 eaoh, the
biggest snap ever ottered in Orange
for 82260. tf I. H. BETTIS.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY
this Í3 the propar place m tell It. Let's
hoar about It. ""tf
FOR RENT—-Oood 6 room house situ-
ated on Main street, between Third
and Fourth: suitable for boarding
house. Apply to A. B. CALHOUN. 81-tf
FOR BALE—Seven acres of land in
north part of city, Inside limits. Will
sell cheap. If oil is struck north of
town It will be worth a fortune; tf not
it will make valuable city lots. Call
quick. CHAS. M. REIN.
Orange
Iron Works
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C. W. WcTarlaat, Prtp.
3111 kinds of
, machine Work
and repaired
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Manufactured and repal:
in first class style. Best ma-
chinery, best material and
best workmen.
,JW7 kind* of
' tin and
Sheet Iron Work
made and repaired. Smoke-
stacks, blowers, sheet iron
work, work for mitts and
steamboats. Valley fines and
gutters for buildings. Iron
work for brick buildings a
specify.
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Skilled jfrorkmen sent to ny
the country. All or-
ei ve prompt attention
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PHONE
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USE THE
PHONE
A business man's appearance Is ev-
erything. We can furnish tbe ap-
pearance.
lwk- The Dletz Tailoring Parlor.
EVERYTHING TO WEAR, EVERY-
THING TO EAT AND EVERYTHING
TO COOK IT WITH CAN ALWAYS
BE FOUND AT L. MILLER'S. A4-5
Rev. E. C. Ely, of San Antonio, a
well ktiown Texas Baptist evangelist,
accompanied by his wife, Is visiting
his mother, Mrs. E. F. Ely, and sister,
Mrs. Haines, In Orange. .
The August Clearance Sale offering?
at the Progressive Store are not mere-
ly trade Btlmulaters; they're enthus-
iasm Inducers. So "get the habit" and
discard that tired feeling.
If you keep your clothes cleaned and
pressed they will look better and last
much longer. We can do the cleaning
and pressing for you.
lwk The Dletz Tailoring Parlor.
Mr. W. F. Rachal and sister, Mrs.
J. E. Spence, are In the city, the guests
of their sister. Mrs. 8. W. Levlngston.
Mr. Rachal will return,to Lake Charles
today but Mrs. Spence will remain
some time as her sister's guest.
Should your eyes pain or hurt you
these bright sunny days, or should you
have Incessant headaches, you can be
relieved by consulting the optician at
the Palace Jewelry Store in the Link
Building. tf
Joe Miller celebrated his twenty-
first birthday day Wednesday. There
was no particular demonstration in
honor of the event, but several hand-
some presents from relatives and
friends and a substantial check from
the young man's father testified elo-
quently to the fact that he had at-
tained bis majority.
Are you looking for a flue line
of STAPLE AND
GROCERIES or CANNED
GOODS. If the best is good
enough for yon we have it.
OF ALL KINDS own-
on hand
IF YOU WANT TABLE BOARDERS,
or roomers advertise in the Tribune
FOR RENT—Three comfortable fur-
nished rooms, southern exposure, close
In, and within half a block of af good
boarding house where board can be
had at reasonable rates. Inquire P. O.
Box 494. A5S3
That Cold Air
has come, it is atSexton's barbershop
CITIZENS OIL COMPANY.
THE DIRECTOR8 HAVE AUTHOR
IZED THE SALE OF A LIMITED
NUMBER OF SHARES IN THE COM
PANY AT 50c A SHARE IF TAKEN
BEFORE AUGUST 10th. APPLY TO
GEO. W. BANCROFT, Pree
29-tf or JAS. P. ROACH, Secy
Call on ...
G. W. BallntCr""
Ave Grocer
For Staple and Fancy Grocer!ea.
Canned Ooods, Fine Cigars
and Tobacco.
Feed of all Mad constantly
In atock
126 Roth Phones 120
Free delivery to any part of
the city.
THE GBW ICE C1EAM
...and Confectionery Parlor
has everything in the .
line of
Summer Drinks,
Choice Candles and
CI gara.
n. a.
Haw Phon* 4W.
CARNES. MIO?.
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Whisky
MORPHINE Cored
jtaMt*
IN TWO TO FIVE DAYS.
000 ACCOm-OOATlOW ...
*or particular* address
Lass Chaiu.sy L*„ or sec Room M
Building. Orange
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Interesting Relic.
New York, August B.—A bronse
chariot, whioh Is believed to be the
oldest relie of its kind in the world,
has been purchased in Paris by the
Metropolitan Museum. The relic,
which Is in a state of excellent preser-
vation, is believed to date from about
the year 700 B. C. It was discovered
g year ago to the exoxvatton of a
▼ate «sute near Home, end was
la stated at
C. J. Patato
Pick your way
carefully until yon
reach this store.
Don't rush in any-
where and expect
to get the v«lne
you would here.
There is not an-
other stock of
jewelry
in town that quite
equals this in va-
riety, completeness
or quality of goods.
Everything is se-
lected with great
care, is perfect
when put in stock
and perfect when
sold. My prices are
high enough to in-
sore tihe best qual-
ity—low enough to
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ue MMOnH - 4f$
Id The
Mill of
Justice!
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To Some Girl Under 14 Years of Age.
It goes to the girl who guesses the greatest num-
ber of correct an*wen to these picture . One
will appear each day until the entire 30 have
been printed, and each one represents some
piece of F U R N IT U R E. The girl wins
the prize who sends in the greatest number of
answers, together with the five best reasons why
her mother should buy a Buck's Range. Ml
OrangeFurniture Company
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We've Got It!
The finest Une at Coffee in the city, all blends.
As we roast it ourselves, we know it is the
beat. Try some of it, and come back for more.
P-O-N-D B R O S & GO.
The peoste who do things welL generally begin by
pan food. Yon will never And anything alas atoa
Give U Trial.
find anything elae at our store.
PHONE IOS
They "get busy" over at Recorder
Nerolis' court every once and occasion-
ally and when they do, things burn for
a brief period
Yesterday and today the appear-
ances bofore tbe blindfolded god-
dess have been rather numerous
and none of the hapless ones
who had Incurred the wrath
of tbe outraged law were permitted to
escape without paring tbe toll she
demands for Infractions of her rule.
...By far the most Interesting caae
which has come up lately In this
court was the Btate vs. Mrs Pete She-
ro, a lady from sunny .Italy, who was
alleged to have collected a bill from a
cullud lady, and used a hammer to
emphaslae her remarks about people
wbo disputed their accounts.
Mrs. Bbero and her lord and master
conduct, a peanut and fruit store with
a side line of groceries and Mrs. Mary
Bmltb, colored, was one of their cus-
tomers. As Is usual with business
people, the Sberos have a pernicious
habit of sending out bills on the first óf
each month to those people who favor
them wltb their patronage and expect
them to wait " 'till the saw logs get
ripe." for their money. Mrs. Bmltb
had occasion to say, with several oth
ere, "1 got mine," and, as is usual
with the Afro-American, she found
error In the " 'count." Straight to the
Bhero store she went and for a few
minutes there was "something doinV
According' to the testimony produced
at the trial, there was considerable
nigger talk and pigeon English scat-
tered around promiscuously and then
Mrs. Bbero landed on Mrs. Smith with
a hammer, placing that lady hors du
combat, in this she is alleged to have
bSen aided, abetted and assisted by
Pletro. Mrs. Bbero pleaded guilty to
an asaault and planked down her lit-
tle $12.70 to satisfy the cravings of
justice. The case against ber hus-
band was dismissed for lack of Jur
tadlctlon and transferred to the coun-
ty court.
The next caae to attract tbs attention
of hlsoner was that of Lee Hunt, who
was arrested on a charge of scrapping
with Stephen Llollos, a Greek who
runs a fruit store on Front street. It
seems that Mr. Hurst secured a Jag
which wasn't working and prooeeded
to carry it up the street with him. He
got into Llollos' place and considerable
language is alleged to have been used
which waa not calculated to raise the
American people very much in Mrs
Llollos' estimation. Mr. LJoltos is a
spunky little fellow and he Is seid to
have Insisted that Mr. Hurst leave the
store and made his "talk stick" by
throwing him out. Hurat plead guilty
and waa lined #12.70. The eaaa
against Llollos was dismissed, as the
evidence showed be was protecting bis
property from destruction and his
wife from insult.
Charlie Vann was found earrylng a
Jag around Which he didln't seem to
know how to get rid of and when he
little gun a night or two stooe. Mr.
Riley having been oa his own prom-
ises when the gun waa flrad, tbe con-
cealed weapon law didat apply to his
case and tie escaped with a touch for
$9.70.
Will Bmltb pleaded guilty to having
had s serious flirtation with tbe delec-
table but deceiving bowl and tbe Judge
considered that the "Stats" needed
about I# .70 more and Willie dug up
that amount The near approach of
the final settlement of the local option
question seems to have raised the price
of jags.
Will Burke had a little gua. He is
said to have displayed this alagad pis-
tol in tha pool room at tha Holland
and as a rsanlt oaa of the oncers pot
his arm around Willie and felt a rath-
er large protuberance cm his aide near
the waist lias. He extractad there
from a small aad Innocent looking
smoke wagon aad the next morning
William heard a little tune la tbe Re-
corder's court, the burden of Which
was >32-70.
EVERYTHING TO WEAR. EVERY-
THING TO EAT ANO EVERYTHING
TO COOK IT WITH CAN ALWAYS
BE FOUND AT L. MILLER'S. A4-6
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Oll Welle Still
Bpaelai to The Tribune,
Beaumont. Teraa, August 7-—The
statement that the wells on the
Swayne tract at Spindle Top
kmcor producers, is authorttatHety de-
nied today.
Fourteen wells are being pumped
aad yield twenty-eight hundred bar-
rels daily. The production is hnpro*-
n
LYNCHING PREVENTED.
Williamson Spirited Away and Es-
caped Anger of Meb.
Hernando. Miss. August great
deal of excitement developed tonight
over the shootinx and about t o'clock
a mob went to the Jail where Moody
was confined and demanded that the
jailer deliver him up, Tho offloers had
expected such a more and almost
three hours previously had spirited the
prisoner away. A committee from the
mob was allowed to search the JaU and
the people then quietly dispersed.
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Sewing Machines
Bicycles
or anything elae that
repairing.
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Rein, Charles M. Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 116, Ed. 1 Monday, August 10, 1903, newspaper, August 10, 1903; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth182891/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.