The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 293, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 23, 1905 Page: 4 of 4
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ms FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ORANGE, TEXAS.
Capital paid Id $100,000.00
Surplus fund 40,000.00
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COURT OP ORANGE COUN-
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To Masou R ffMaey *ad tbe »ik«»i
Yaa will take aoticc that after thirty
»W pufaikatfoa of tut. settee UMt tke
plaiatiff*. Mr*. A K Gray lento*. I**-
mm Gray. Mi*. Kettle Gosling «M husband
W. C. < totting, Mr rite Gray, Enrte Gray
ami (ton Urar uf FW» aad Judith
G»V. •»•«» l»r Iknr motto*, aad next
frtesd. Mrs. A. I. Gray, *ad; Guo. C.
Oitria, will apply h* aad that the Clerk
of said < too* will torn* a oMaamttoa; to
take the <let>os»Uo»* of the foUowla* wit-
Mill, towit:
Vailary MaacUttle. who read** ta Jef-
torwa CMr. Tmm
C. T. CM*, who resides ia Galveston
CTl WUtow. Who rw.«te* ia Wash-
iagtoa fouoty. Ten*.
H. 0. Robertson. who redds* ia WaM*
tagtoa County. Tons.
Braarh A. Watooa. who maid** ia
Washiatytoa t’oaatj. Toaas.
Mr*. KlisaUth Wendt. who reside* ia
Washington County, Texas; *aid depoei-
Hew to be amd a* ertdenc* in hohalf of
plaintiff* ia said nbovo entitled sad (aain-
C. L. GOODMAN.
CterlftHrtrirt Court, Orange County.
1W. May * «H.
K. C. • tmigratton •wroaa.
la order to prooat* tha «or# rapid
satttemaat of tha country along tha
lia« of tha K. C. *. mtlway, It ia Aeatr-
ahto far tha aae of our Northern
agent*, and atoo for prospective land
buyer*, to have a oompleta Nat of
touda that ara la Um Murkac Pnrtlm
who hara toad they desire to sen are
leqiaotad to eand ia daeerlptloaa of
Mm*, together with price* mad tana*
of •*]• F. A R0R8LER.
Lead CtoMMlsatoaer K. C. i. Railway,
No. 1M Thayer Building. Kaaa
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a ML ffWIND-LL
O. P. and T. A.
Ob aaooaat annual meeting of tha
Germs* Baptist Brethren at Bristol.
Ttan .. Jane «. lMff ©aa towaat regu-
jar tore pie* fS«0: Halt July 1. 1*0*
aad wiU
Tha Reporter ia Grateful
Wc desire to tbank the patrons
of thin (Mjer a* well a* other*
pwbo aaaiat the reporter in hla
effort* to get all the local new*.I
The request to co-operate with
u* to makciuir the paper worth
the time to read ba* been re
tpooded to heartily. In thank
log you for the past we would
Rak that you continue to give
u« item* that will lie read with
it by other*. It should be
ibered that the reporter is
iomnipotent nor omnipresent
; be caonot get all the hap
i without the assistance
We would like to lot*
I the fact on every one, that
Wtpurpoaeto five all
* cewa and to treat all alike,
that no partiality will be
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kind who are
op to a Rood
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Local Option In the Legislature
Local option won a few good
measures in the legislature,
while there waa not the slightest
effort upon the partof that body
to favor or even to suggest any
bill that would interfere with
efficiency of our local option
laws. Sena tor Looney introduced
a bill to submit to a vote of the
people a constitutional amend
ment giving to each county the
right to regulate the question
involved in the abuses of local
option, and it passed that body
at the last moment and went to
the lower house, but the regular
session was In the excitement
and confusion of adjournment,
and it failed to get before that
branch. This is a great pity, tor
the people would have adopted
just such an amendment, and
then tie enforcement of these
laws would have been assured.
Still local option fared very
well in the way of legislation,
(i.) A bill was passed forbidding
the drinking, the giving away
of drinks, or the selling of drinks
on the premises of a cold stor-
age or a club kept in local op
tion territory. This is a good
bill ami its enforcement will put
the clubs and cold storages out
of business. (2.) A bill was pas*
ed limiting the injunction busi-
ness to the judge having juris
diction in such cases, unless tor
sufficient reasou he is disquali-
fied to act. This will stop the
antis from running all over Tex-
as to find an anti judge to grant
injunctions against local option
elections going into effect. If the
home judge refuses that will
end their effort. (8.) A bill was
passed forbidding another elec-
tion for local option being held
in a given district or county un-
til two years from the time lo-
cal option goes into effect. As
the old law stands the antis
could tie up an election often
nearly two year* and then have
another election in two years
from the time the other one was
ordered. The present law will
give local option territory two
year* before another, election
can beheld. (4.) A bill was pass-
ed forbidding agents soliciting
orders in local option territory
for whiskey bouses. This will
stop the soliciting in dry sec-
tions. (&.) A bill was passed re-
quiring C. O. 0. whiskey pack-
ages to be labeled as such, and
if they are not taken out of the
express office in seven days, the
express companies are required
to ship them hick. These are
all good laws, and they will go
into effect ninety days after the
adjournment at the legislature,
or about the middle of J»lv
prohibition county in
Texas in which the saloon men
have respected that sentiment.
They violate it openly in some
cases; in others they do it with
skulking criminals who retail
the liquor from their bootlegs,
and In still others they do it with
the blind tiger or cold storage
joint. The Record does not in-
tend to get into a prohibition
discussion, but the Record does
believe that law violations
should stop, and it is time the
officers of the several counties
were taking warning from the
tragedy which was enacted at
Hempstead and were putting
the screws on the violators of
every article and section of the
law."
FOR SALE:—One cows with
young calves and a 111 months
old heifer. Old phone 201. 20 4t.
The city council and Mayor
Windham are going to earn the
gratitude of a great number of
people by their action In at
last opening up Elm street and
transforming it lirom a narrow
lane into a well kept city street.
Surveyors have laid out the
strip that is to be added to this
street and soon it will be'opened
up land ditched and made to
look like a sure enough street.
Purchases of reserved seat
tickets tor the entertainment at
the opera house Friday night
may have seats checked at the
box office on Friday.
Seats on sale at ter Wednesday
at Carne’s confectionery and at
the three drug stores.
Old payers tor sate at Trlbvss offloa.
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Tickets on Sale.
After Wednesday tickets for
the entertainment, to be given
at the opera house Friday uight
will be placed on sale at the
three drugstores in the city an*
end at Carne’s confectionery.
Don’t fail to attend this magni-
ficent entertainment. Tickets
may be exchanged at the box
office at the theater for reserved
seats.
says:
If a man were remembered by his
good deeds, I would be mentioned
in the will of every man who ever
wore my Outing Suits.
My Mask
G*t into on* — you’ll M»y in.
Mr*. C. H.
ill today.
Saxon is reported
Subscribe for tbe Tribune—only 3*
sent* a moats.
FOR SALE:—on easy terms
ifffJesired, 1 fine1 mare lfij bands
high. 1 pony, both good drivers.
1 run about buggy in use one
week. 1 set fine harness. 2 sec-
ond hand bicycles. 1 second
hand upright piano. 1 good cow
and calf 2j gals, per day. 1 sec-
ond hand organ.
Mitchell,' the “Piano Deal-
er." is-5t.
Dr. I). W. Davis osteopath, of
Beaumont will be located in
roomtMLink Iildg.,on and after
June 2nd, Tuesdays and Fridays
1:80 p. m. to 5:80 p. m.
Subscribe for tbe Tribune.
A big stock of Wickless Blue
Flame Qil Stoves fully guaran-
teed at W. L. ANDERSON’S.
,
A Wtos A«d TtflMrty Deliverance.
We quote tbe following words
from the Fort Worth Record,
and they »re wise and to the
point: “Tbe local option question
comes nearer to the home than
The Constitution of
pro-
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Advertising Brings Results.
A few days ago an ad was
placed with the Tribune for tbe
recovery of a horse that bad
been lost by Henry Waller, of
the Bland Transfer company.
In a short time the horse was de-
livered to the party, for which
the person delivering the animat
was rewarded $2.60. Another gd
was put in advertising the horse
for sale and this morning sever-
al applicant* were present to
buy tbe borne, bnt before the
sale could be perfected another
owner for the horse made his
appearance and demanded that
the aoimial be turned over to
hiip. The horse bad been owned
for several montiuijby Mr. Waller
and had been used for some time
by bis son in delivering papers.
The man from whom tbe horse
had been purchased by the ne-
gro, claiming ;the animal, said
|that the horse in Mr. Waller’s
possession was tbe one purchas-
ed from him. Mr. Waller la hard.
Hi .theini*.
A Novel Entertainment.
The entertainment to be given
at the opera bouse next Friday,
night will be novel, interesting
and entertaining and none who
can possibly attend should miss
It. There will be demonstrations
of radium, liquid air and wire-
less telegraphy, an entertain
ment entirely out of the ordi
nary. Admission will be, reserv-
ed seats, |1.00; children under
14 years, 25 cents, over fourteen
years, 50 cents. General admis-
sion, gallery, 50 cents.
T*ll U* What You Know and WVII Do
tn* M«*t.
Let It be '-ematnberea by the patrons
of the Tribune an^ other cltlien* of
the city that tha Tribune ta now edited
and published In the Leader printing
office, on the corner of Second and
Front street*.
OUR OFFICE PHONES ARB: NEW
PHONE No. 192. OLD PHONE No. 74.
If you know of an Item of any intereat,
make It a point to reporter at
once, or call the otgflw the shore
numbers from 7:3<fl^Ht!ll C p. a
At other hours call nHtl!PORTER
OVER NEW PHONE WRi* 0|
PHONE No. «0.
Help ue to make the Trlbam
to none by giving us such inf<
aa you may have. Remember that
great many seemingly Insignificant
Items go to make up a dally newap*.
per. If you have a friend to visit you
or know of some one halting In the
elty. any one leaving the city, of sick,
ness among the people—or any Iia|
penlng call ua up, or tell us at ones
Remember that thia Is s paper for the
people and we desire tbe co-op nation
of ths people, and if you should re-
spond to this Invitation of co-opera-
tion we beltsve that we can publish n
paper that will be worthy of being
read tn every home In the city of Or-
The Stark Mercantile
DEALERS IN
Exclusively Dependable Goods
Orange, Texas.
D.S. ENGINEERS
Have finished the rurvey and have
staked the route of the channel from
Sabine River to
DEEP WATER
When the channel is completed Or-
ange property will be worth several
times its present value. . ^
Have you staked out a place for
yourihome. Choice lots on easy terms.
Better attend to this important mat-
ter at once. For particulars see
W. D. Bettis
CragnrY pries Is lownr.
L. J. Barney, an Orange
plumber, went to Beaumont
last night on business.
Howard Labit, a prominent
lumber dealor of Welch, La.
was a business visitor to Orange
today. __
Crmgor's Fries to Lower.
Mrs. F. H. Farwell left this
morning for Dontier, La., on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. L. W-
Gilbert.
Tom Moore left this morning
for Dallas where he wtll make
his future hoine. .
Sam Guy, went to JJeaumont
and Port Arthur to dqy on
business.
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“The good old summer time"
Is making his present felt, but
warm in tbe way
t Orange, tbe
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Base Ball, Bat and Cap Free
With Every Boy's Suit at $2
'Ihe little Mlow* that are inclined
to play ball ibow the true Amerioua
spirit. They require clothe* that will
stood the strain* of strenuous ex-
’ wafts.
Mr*. Jane Hopkins' BOYI’ROOF
Cloth*-* aw the rip-proof, wear well j
sort. They aie fortified at every
plaoe whew tbew's apt to be a strain.
, la fact, they aw made just a little
1 letter than seem* necessary.
Though tbe prices at* a tittle
lowei than roa would expect to pay;
we aw giving away free a baseball,
bat and cap with every suit at *2.00
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The Ready to Wear Store
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Ford, Arthur L. The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 293, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 23, 1905, newspaper, May 23, 1905; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth657055/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.