The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 148, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1908 Page: 4 of 8
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unusually attractive and Inter-
line of pictures were given at
of the picture shows last night,
were fascinating and the au-
diences were liberally appreciative.
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If you appreciate weights, measures,
and fresh groceries, go to Townsend.
22-5t
Owing to Jewish holiday, our store
■will be closed Saturday until 6 p. m.
Open after that until 10 p. m.—era-
ser’s Specialty Store. 24-2t
10 ONLY BRAND NEW *25 STAND-
ARD SEWING MACHINES ON SALE
AT SOKOLSKI’S FOR $9.85. GUAR-
“WITH EVERY MACHINE.
24-tf
ANTE*
if-
If you want to know which side your
bread Is buttered on. buy the “Mead-
ow Gold” from Townsend. 22-5t
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m
—City Attorney V. H Stark went to
Beaumont today on business.
Every body reads the city brevity
columns. News for these columns can
be telephoned to 192 day time, and
248 at night. <
Don't let the chiRlren go barefooted
to school when good solid leather
school shoes can be had. at 11.00 at
the Guarantee Shoe Store. 24-lt
—C. E. Slade went to Beaumont last
night, where he will spend today look-
ing after business matters.
10 ONLY BRAND NEW *25 STAND-
ARD SEWING MACHINES ON SALE
AT SOKOLSKI'S FOR *9.85. GUAR-
ANTEE WITH EVERY MACHINE.
24-tf
—W. C. Woods went to Houston to-
day on buainess and will return home
tonight.
What la more annoying than a clock
that won’t keep the correct time?
Phone McFarland and he will send
tor It and fix It right. 23-11
—Mrs. Amar Schlosser. of Lake
Charles, La., Is visiting her daughter,
iMra. Ed. Eckert.
Owing to Jewish holiday, our store
swill be closed Saturday until 6 p. m
Open after that until 10 p. m.—Cra
*er's Specialty Store. 24-2t
—J. Harmon, proprietor of the Har
non Saddlery here .was a business
w I si tor to Lake Charles yesterday, re-
turning yeaterday afternoon.
MISS FLORENCE DAVIS
» Tonight at the Orange Theater
Owing to the Jewish holiday, my
store will be closed Saturday until 6
p. m. Open after that hour,—Felix
Well. 24-2t
—James LeBlanc, a well known ho-
tel man in Lake Charles, accompa-
nied by his sister. Mrs. M. E Per-
kins, arrived here this morning and
will spend a few days visiting (be
family of Ben Stakes, in the Bruner
Addition
When playing the society roil, your
cloths are to be considered. Keep
them cleaned and pressed well. Call
telephone 243, the Bon Ton Tailor-
ing Parlor. Front street. 22-31
Owing to the Jewish holiday, my
store will be closed Saturday until 6
p. m Open after that hour.—Felix
Weil. *«•*
DON’T FORGET TO CALL AND
«EE SOKOLSKI’S FALL LINE OF
MEW AND NOBBY HATS. THEY
ARE ON SALE. 24-tf
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—Frank Skeeler left this morning
for College Station, where he will
attend another seaaion of school at
that place.
DON’T FORGET TO CALL AND
«EE SOKOLSKI’S FALL LINE OF
MEW AND NOBBY HATS. THEY
ARE ON SALE. 24 tf
—Ex-Mayor Geo. W. Bancroft was
m p&asenger on the early morning west
bound train today for Beaumont, go-
ing over to look after some important
l>usi»esK affairs.
If Mrs.
tier name, don’t hurry, she will get
left on her pair of rubber boots. They
wire selling very rapidly. Ladies’ are
■*2.2'). Miases’ are 11.75. Only to be
bad at the Guarantee Shoe Store. 24-lt
Owing to the Jewish holiday, my
wtore will be closed Saturday until 6
p. m. Open after that.—Dave Moaai-
ker. 24*
—Mr. and Mrs. Wimberly of I.ake
Charles, La., are visiting in the city,
mm guests of the family of E O. Eck-
«rt, corner of Orange avenue and Sev-
enth streets.
Needles of all leading makes for
sewing machines at McFarland's Jew-
elry Store. 24-lt
well, we won’t call
The opening attraction of the seas-
on tonight at the Orange Theater.
•wVB undoubtedly draw a large attend-
ance of the amusement loving public
H “Under the Greenwood Tree,” with
lllaa Florence Davis and Elliott Dex-
ter in the cast are headliners every-
where. A hit warn scored by the com
jmony hut night in Beaumont
Owing to the Jewish holiday, my
store will be cloeed Saturday until 6
m. m Open after that —Dave Moaai-
24-It
■flHf‘ ’.......
flF I oas furnish the best family gro-
—----- AUp. Qive me a trial.
Cherry and Twelfth
ITS. Delivery
IMt
The launch. Chief, owned by the
Lutcher A Moore Lumber company,
carried the big barge Panama down to
the shell bank south of town on the
river, where the Myrick Shell com-
pany will load another cargo of shells
to be used in the street Improvement
work now going on on Fifth and con
nectldg (street#.
The Sunset Route offers the public
a very low rate to San Antonio for the
Internationa] fair and many will doubt-
less take advantage of the extremely
low rate of $4 50 for the round trip,
a distance of 850 miles. Ticket# on
sale for trains 7 and 9 October 2nd
23-8t
Telegraphic advices received yes-
terday evening from A. L. Ford, edi-
tor of the Leader, who is at Timpson,
are to the effect that his brother. J.
D. Ford, editor of the Timpson Times,
yesterday successfully passed through
an operation for appendlcHla. and
trained nurses are now guarding his
recovery*
There may not apparently be any-
thing wrong with your watch, but Its
life may be prolonged by having It
cleaned and re-oiled once a year. All
machinery needs new oil without ex-
ception to the watch. Our repair de-
partment Is at your service. VV. P.
McFarland. 24-lt
A horse passsing the Mlller-Town-
send Grain company’s store this morn-
ing saw the munloadlng a car of Nu-
trillne, broke away from his driver and
ran Into the store. He knows what's
good—Nutrlline. 23-2t
The rain of Tuesday night did a
great amount of damage to the rice
and other crops in Orange county,
though a conservative estimate of the
loss Incurred cannot be secured st
this writing. Cotton and sweet po-
tato crops at Johnson's Bayou are re-
ported to have suffered much damage
also from the rains, which were not
neglectful In visiting that section of
the coast.
If you can’t get what you want In
the grocery line, call 171, or Town-
send, matters not In what part at the
city you reside, the goods will reach
you on time. *2-5t
We are negotiating with a concern
for the purchase of an alarm clock
that will yank a man out of bed at
The benefit performance for the
choir of the local .Methodist church,
which was to have been given last
Friday night, postponed until Tuesday
night of this week, haa again neces-
sarily been postponed on account of
the Inclement weather and will be
given Friday night of this week st
the Marvel Theater. Tickets that
were purchased for either of the post-
poned performances will be good Fri-
day night.
You Just ought to have seen the
horses, mutes and old cows smiling
this morning when they smelled that
Nutrlline being unloaded at the Miller-
Townsend Grain Company'* atore. No
better feed on earth, 23-2t
the right minute, put on hi# clothe*
and shoes, while a special attachment
attend* to building fires over the
house and getting breakfast—but the
best we can give you at present t*
a “Repeater Alarm," whirh break* in
on your dream* every two minutes
until you get up and atop It. A*
winter I* near at hand, you will need
one of these clocks —W. P, McFar
land 24-lt
FARMERS’ CONGRESS
Prominent Agricultural Men to Speak
at Meeting.
--■*:«;,
Special to the leader.
Madison. VVI*., Sept. 24.—All of the
diversified agricultural interests of
the nation find representation .In the
great assemblage of delegates gather-
ed here today at the twenty-eighth
annual Farmers’ National Congress.
Truck growers of the central West,
cotton and tobacco planters of the
South and irrigation farmers of the
for West are here for what promises
to be one of the most Important and
profitable experience meetings ever
held by American farmers.
Among the speakers on the program
are Representative Ransdell, presi-
dent of the National Rivers and Hart
bora Congress; Chief Forester PlnchoL
of Washington; President Harvey Jor-
dan. of the Farmers’ Union, and Wil-
liam J. Bryan, who has been Invited
to address the congress on the sub-
ject of the farmer and his relation
to public affairs. Governors of sev-
eral states have also been invited to
speak.
One of the country's strongest agri-
cultural colleges is located at Madi-
son, and the delegates will have an
opportunity to Inspect thoroughly Its
workings, as well aa to meet and hear
many men who have been important
factors In the position which Ameri-
can agriculture holds today.
—-Sherman Spencer, of the Orange
Bottling Works, want to Ruliff today,
where he goes to look after business
pertaining to his plant here.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Shoes and Furnishings. Strictly Dependable
Merchandise at the Right Price
If not already a customer, come in and let us prove to your satisfaction the
excellence of our stock, and our liberal fair method* pf
doing business at all times.
PHONE 12
E.S. HARRIS. Mgr.
We are Going Out oi Business and
Will Sell Our Lntire Stock
AT COST
Now is the Time to Buy Lumber Cheap
HOO-HOO LUMBER CO
Guaranteed the Best
We absolutely guarantee that our line of "Golden Gate
Coffee" it the finest on earth, also our line of Golden
Gate Tea, Spices and Extract*. Your money back if
they are not better than any you have used
P. B. Curry Grocery Co.
nri
Garnett R Hall
m smart
A Farmer
kctuca*
BOOKKEEPING. ENGLISH.
SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING
COURT REPORT** ETC.
THE COMING 5CH
Fire! Fire!
How condoning, when you
hear lb* dread alarm, to
know that your property i*
amply covered by
FIRE INSURANCE
W* represent the b**t comp-
anies on the glob* and make
a specially of Fir* Insurance.
you are not carrying a
policy, or want to increase
your insurance, call on or
ring up
MALONE A LOVE
JOHN E. HOGG
Contractor and Builder
Uikisal Kiraia Shot
Ut me Bake Tenr Sark. Bonn aai Blade*
EMMA*
“I CAN M YOCt K>» MIT ‘
Robert Tompkins
CMtracttr Mi Biiifcr
NEW PHONE 442
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Shop 806 From *1. New Phone 178
TkOrafigePInlnf fa.
Appreciates Tsar Bestom
N« Jffc Tm Large ar Ttt
Small to Receive Oar
Atteittofl
Rock bottom prices on Material.
Moderate charge* for all work
H. G. FRENCH, It. - • Manager
C. A. Russell
Drtyape art IGeaeraf freight
Heavy Floats and Good] Teams
PitM art Faraltore Mattel
a Specialty
IK SWT YARD or
M. J. CAPRAL
la now in operation. Vessels
can be hauled out and repaired
at reasonable prices. Modern
boats and speed launches a
specialty. Ship yards below Or-
ange Lumber Company Mill.
P. B. Curry & Son
Insurance Agents
The Older* Insurance Agency in Orange
Non* bar (he Moat Reliable Com pea let
WE CAN POT
All your linen BETTER and
CAEAPER than you can do it at
home, (or we have the machinery
that it made to do the work.
PARAeON LAUNDRY
BOTH PHONES 123
6E0. CALL, Broker
1 har, this day decided to do a
Brokerage baslaeso at the old ataad.
it* Fourth atrwL City.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS will
ho bought aad sold oa
Call and
Phone Mi.
mo. writ# or Now
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Ford, A. L. The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 148, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1908, newspaper, September 24, 1908; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth642944/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.