The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 194, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southern Pacific Railroad
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No. I...... 7:45 a m.
No. 10 ••••••
No. 8......
WKST BOUND
No 7........5:56a.m.
No 5........6:50 p.m.
No. 0.»». 7*06 P-td.
Orange A Northwaatam Railroad
■ORTH BOUKD
SOUTH BOUKD
No. A It.....7:30a.m. No. 1, ar.....7:00 p.m.
O. A N. W. trains connect with Kansu
City Southern at Maurice and with the Santa
fe at Buna.
FOSTOFFICE
General Delivery Hours from B a.m. to « p.m.
Gen'l Del'y Sunday from 0:10a.m. to 10:30a.m.
All mall should be mailed fuUy SO minutes
•efore time of departure of train*.
R. J. LOONEY. Postmaster.
Local and Personal.
Robert Brantley
yesterday.
waBiu Beaumont
Chas. Sexton returned
from Beaumont.
last night
M. F. McLaurin of Beaumont is in
Orange to-day.
E. W. Bancroft of Tram Arthur is
At home to-day.
Tom Sargent returned last night
from Beaumont.
Miss Rusk and friend left Sunday
for Terry, their home.
Mr. Guasia Cramer went to Lake
Charles Sunday. ,
Classified Advertisements
Advertisement* wilder this head, Hu per line
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing
done to order at Mrs. Chance on Front
streets. MRS. P. CHANCE. 11 1.
FOR RENT—Large, modern office* in
the Rein building. Apply to Chas. M.
Rein. « tf
FOR RENT—Two large store* in the
Rein building Apply to Chas. M.
Rein. tf
FOR SALE—Southeast quarter of
block 4, Calder, near Lutcher resi-
dence, very' cheap. Gate Qity Abstract
Company. 10-30
WANTED—1Two bell
about fifteen years old.
Ellison, Hotel Holland.
boys (white)
Inquire of E.
tf.
ROOM FOR RENT to two gentle-
men; private family. Address P. O.
Bo* 461. tf.
WANTED—Good saddle pony for
boy to ride; must be gentle. Apply
W. R. BOLIN. tf.
NOTICE—Bids will be received for
250 acres of clearing at Echo; good
tie and piling timber. For particulars
address L. Mims, resident engineer,
Houston, Texas. 30.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
JAMES B. SARGENT announces
himself as Republican candidate for
Legislative Representative of Orange
and Jefferson counties.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ENTER-
TAINMENT COMPLETED.
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toms COITEST TO BB1FSATDBE.
An Intwrastlng Programme to bo Givsn
—Local Talent t* Asalst—Valuable
Prize* to Winner* in Contests,
;opr-
J. Fred Hoi
ing from
' MR# Annie Mi
last night
I Holfosfl SbmI tUg
JgffjmontV ^ •
mnie MorrteoMreturned home
lit from Bealbont.
A. McKay and two
this morning for Lake
daughters left
Chiles.
C. Hiron Spooner came over from
Lake Charles to visit his parents.
S. A. Robertson, the contractor, re-
turned last night from Galvesjpn.
Mrs. J. A. McCrory Is slightly hn-
provin g after an illness of three
weeks.
L. Miller left Saturday for New Or-
leans. He will spend several days In
the city.
Mrs. H. C. Warfield Is much better
after being quite sick for the past
few days.
Miss Morgan returned to Terry Sun
dgy night after a visit to Fred Robin
son’s family.
Mrs.
Marks
urday
Middleton and Miss E.
ne over from Houston Sat-
Joe, Max and Maurice Miller went
over to Beaumont yesterday. They
returned last night <-
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Arch Campbell and Tom Wyatt went
to Beaumont yesterday, returning on
the midnight train.
Miss Lena Stewart left this morn
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Howard
Labit at Welsh La.
Mr. Harry C. 8prlng of the supply
company of that name of St. Louis is
in the citj^to-dsy.
Mqthc
McDo:
thodist
nald
At the services at the
Church 8unday night, Mr.
sang a beautiful solo.
M. E. Parker, manager of the Beau-
mont Brick Company, is transacting
business in Orange to-day;
Henry W. BlancPbrought In a big
drove of fat beeves to-day from New-
ton and Jasper counties.
Ben Talbot with the Gibson Cypress
Lumber Company at Gibson, La., Is
in Orange to-day on business.
Miss Grace Dutton of Beamnon]
visited Miss Novelle Waltersdorf an(
returned to Beaumont Saturday night.
F. A. Helbfg, treasurer of the Kirby.
UssarsASSfiJiA
pertinent.
itton and ^Novelle* Alters*
to Beaumont last
Walter Stewart
ton and No1
visitors to I
a#y
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several days on business for the co;
pany.
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Editor J. E. Hockey of Lake
Charles American, came oj)sr on his
weekly visit and spent yejfrerday with
friends and called on th^manager of
The Tribune.
%Mr. Jas. B. SeacgFnt came In from
Port Arthur Sapftday night, to visit
his family. Hgleft as usual Monday
morning to resume his post of duty
as collecto/of the port.
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Lake
Judge
Cheatham, Mr. Cox, Everett, Howell,
Chas. Wynn. Mr and Mrs. Burt Mc-
Donald and John McDonald.
those who left for*
Charles this morning were; .
Mr,. J. P. McMahon of Barkersville,
Texas, where he is engaged in the
timber business for the Orange Lum-
ber Company, is in town. He reports
the water low and the river falling
rapidly.
Mr. ft. S. Price passed through here
on his semiannual run. Dick is one
of the old time boys and knew Orange
In the dark by gone days. He was a
newsboy on the first train that ever
came to Orange.
Will Staffers and family leave to-
night for Zelma, California, where he
will make his future home. They will
spend some days at Flatonia, Texas,
to visit Will’s parents, before moving
permanently to California.
Mr. Chas. Jillson Is going up the
river to-morrow in the Interest of the
Orange Lumber Company of whose
lumber interests he Is the manager.
He will spend the week among the
timber camps.
Mr. D. A. Joiner returned Saturday
night from Evergreen, Ala., where he
had been visiting relatives, Mr. Join
er was accompanied by Miss Fannie
Ellis of that place, his niece, who will
visit his family here.
Mr. L. E. Shilling with" the Orangfe
Real Estate Company, was an arrival
from Mississippi where he had been
in the Interest of the above mentioned
company since the first of last month.
He remained In town over Sunday and
left for Houston this morning.
Robert Jourdan and Miss Mamie
Smith, daughter of Captain George
Smith, the ship carpenter, were mar-
ried at Beaumont Saturday last, and
after a visit to Orange, returned to
Beaumont to make their home there.
We wish the young people health, hap-
piness and long lives.
Mr. Helbie, auditor of the Kirby
Lumber Company Company, Js In the
lty. Mr. Helbie visited the Holland
and expressed himself aston-
Ji to the magnificence of its
ments in every respect, and
dafcle push of those who wero
lental in securing such an ar
iral wonder.
After several postponements, the
cert and voting contest by the Odd
Fellows Concert?.Band will take place
on Thursday in the Mount and Talbot
building, now occupied by B. Sacha.
The arrangement committee has com-
pleted' the programme and It concludes
all the leading local talent. Besides
the vocal and Instrumental music
there will be fancy dancing and a
cake-walk by a company of children.
The winners will be awarded beautiful
prizes. , ■ ■ tf *'
The voting contest will he an in-
teresting feature of the entertainment
and will take place at the close of the
programme. The prizes will be
awarded'as follows:
For the most beautiful lady in the
city, a handsome gold watch and
chain, donated by Joe Lucas.
For the most popular telephone
operator, a handsome chain and lock-
et, donate# by the W. P. McFarland
jewelry house.
For the most popular business man,
handsome umbrella, donated by
Graves & Forsyth.
A booby prize for the following
mark of personal beauty,, will be
awarded thusly:
For the man with the largest foot,
a suit of overalls, awarded by R. Soko-
loskl.
The merchants have been very lib-
eral in tneir donations and have aided
the,, committee a great deal. They
fyafve extended both moral and prac-
tical support to the entertainment,
and in a few days the committee will
make public a full list of donfttlons.
Mrs. Geo. Call has consented to
take charge of the refreshments and
this department will be entirely in her
hands. •
Prof. Wlgnalls, assisted by the mem-
bers of the band, has been working
very hard to complete arrangements
for the concert and Is to be compli-
mented on his efforts.
The concert 1b for the benefit of the
band, and the proceeds will go toward
the purchase of new uniforms and In-
struments. *
It Is to be hoped the people of
Orange will extend their hearty sup-
port to the band and a large atten-
dance Is looked for. There will be
dancing after the performance!;
The admission price is 25 gnd 10
cents.
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A BREN HAM COMPANY-TO BUILD
A PLANT HERE.
1 HE 1ACHIXER! IS OH TIE ROAD
The Fact That Th*y Ar* Building
Har* a Compliment ta thb City
and its Prospects.
Hotel Arrival*. «
There are registered at the Hotel
McDonnell the following: J. A. Mau-
pin, Chas. Seafleaberg and wife, L.
Jameson, Chas. Daboval, Dupree, War-
ren, Will Campbell, Orange; J. P. Mc-
Mahon, Burkevllle, Texas; H. H
Lyons, City; L. 8. Ziegler, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.; John W. McElhlnney, Crow
ley; J. P. LaPrade, Waco; G. M. Ste
vens, Howard Stevens and C. B. Ogle
Beaumont; J. J. Montgomery, Hous-
ton; J. McCarty, Houston; I. C. Shir-
ler, Joplin, Mo.; C. M. Lancaster,
Houston; A. F. McClellan, Houston;
M. H. McLaurin, Beaumont; J. F. Wil-
son, Loho, Texas; G. J. Gilespie, Dal-
las; A. H. Cook, Austin, M. F. Parker,
Beaumont, W. C. McClelland, Dallas.
at this place sold ninety-seven round-
trip ticket* to Beaumont last Satur-
day evening. Among those who went
“■ Bill’s Wild
Mr. J. W. Parker, M. G. 1
Sbolars, Montaudan, C. W. Hole and
wife ind son Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Clem-
Jesse
JS«* H. C.
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ton, La.; Jesse Harmon
. 8. Edwards, J. W. John-
Warfleld, Heard, George
Dean, Dan Seastrunk an#
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lanev^
Joined the Eagles.
After the performance of the Sells-
Downs Circus Saturday eleven of the
performers were Initiated Into the
mysteries of the local Eagle Lodge.
Several of the show people were
Eagles and assisted at the initiation,
but as th^tlme was only limited there
waB less rambling than usual and the
ancient and respected rites haH to
make place for a much abbreviated
form. None of those who were
Eagles were implicated In the dis-
graceful shooting scrape that t<»k
place as the show train left towiTln
the bight
The 8alvation Army.
The Salvation Army Singing Brig-
ade, headed by Capt Von Wagner, will
open a week’s service here on Friday
night, in the Christian Church. Each
day during the week they will hold
street meetings in afternoon and at
night, after which they will hold ser-
vices at the church.
We've always got the good things to
eat KORD AND BEAUCHAMP.
Flannel Shirts, top
styles, fifty cents up.
grades, In all
:L. MILLER.
See us whan you want sash, doors,
blinds and builders’ hardware.
Sabine Supply Company.
The Southern Pacific ticket agent Genuine Molasses Candy and Honey
Boy; fresh and good. FORD & BEAU-
CHAMP.
A shipment of Blue Ridge Corn; new
pack to-day. FORD A BEAUCHAMP.
Cleaning, dyeing and repairing. Pants
made to measure.
nl3. The Tallor^at1? MmSSS's.
Don’t
stock of
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no
The possibilities of Orange
still-com mend themselves to the
industrialist, and In a few days
work will be started, on a bot-
tling work^ to be erected here
by M. J. Amsler, Jr. A Co., of
Brenham, Texas.
The following telegram was
received by Mayer Link yester-
day:
Brenham. Oct 27.
Mayer Link,
Orange, Texas.
Will open bottling works in
your city. Machinery on road.
M. J. Amsler, Jr. & Co.
ML Amsler was here last week
looking over the ground and,
though he did not talk much,
learned lots. He inquired of
the local peoj$p as to facilities,
etc., and was evidently satisfied
with what he.^fieard, for he has
started the machinery to Orange,
as stated in the telegram.
M. J, Amsler & Oe., are large
manufactuVers of confections at
Brenham, and also operate a
Bakery and Bottling works.
They do not say whether, they
will transfer their confectionery
to Orange.
That they should come here,
inquire into things quietly, go
away and start their machinery
over here, is a compliment to
our city, and made of profited
ure; that will be fo^owed by
others and largeg enterprises.
The Molineaux Trial.
By Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 27.—The trial of Ro-
land B. Mollneux, charged with mur-
der, was resumed to-day. In the first
trial of the case, it wok eight weeks
to get a jury and examine three wit-
nesses. In the second day of the pres-
ent trial the jury was obtained and
thirty-six witnesses examined. The
case Is exciting unusual interest all
over the country. To-day Jehu F.
Ferrell of Milwaukee, a handwriting
expert, told why he believed Molmenx
wrote all disputed writing, including
the address on the Patterson pack-
age wrapper.
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Ail examination
of California
fog the source
ia the Coast Range and
great Central Valley of the
thus far their chief
been south *f
Francisco.
source It hiM. „ ^
the general geological feature* of the
Coast Range and Central Valley, and
especially the oil-bearing formations
themselves and the structural condi-
tions in the area* in which they are
found.
Although the work la yet incomplete
several Important results have been
established, one of which Is the pres-
ence of petroleum of
degrees Baume In a se
at last 25,000 feet th
result of the Investigation Is the sepa-
ration of this series, on lithologic or
paleontologlc grounds, into nearly a
dozen distinctly recognizable forma-
tions, chiefly of Tertiary age. It Is
important to note that petroleum was
found under many structural condi-
tions, yet nearly all seemingly in har-
mony with the anticlinal theory. The
technical and economic uses of the
California petroleum, particularly in
its application as fuel, will aWo be
considered In the course of the work
as planned.
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Cleaning, dyeing and repairing. Pauls
made to measure.
CHARLIE ARNDT
nl3. The Tailor, at D. Mosslker’s.
Advertisers say The Tribune yields
best results.
If you want the best buy Peters’
shells, loaded with Schultze smoke'
less powder at
Sabine Supply Company.
A complete line of Box Letter Files
from $3 per dozen up. Jumbo style
|1 each. Office cupplles of all kinds
carried in stock at Griggs’. 29
THE RECORDER’S COURT,
Picttire Frames made to order, your
choice of moulding, any size, from
small cabinet photos to the largest Oil
Color Pkintings at GrlggB’. 29.
The Sabine Supply Company carries
the largest and most complete line
of sporting goods in the city.
“Temporal Power,” Marie Corelli’s
latest novel, and *11 the new books out
this fall at Griggk-. 29
For satisfaction and result-brlngers
Tribune want ads ore the thing.
Young to Head ths Army.
By Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. 27.—In an inter-
view today. Major General Corbin
said; “I do not think I am betraying
any confidence when I say General
Young will be the %exf Lieutenant
General of the army.”
Bryan In California. /
By Associated Press.
Grand Junction, Cal., Oct. 27.—Wm.
J. Bryan addressed an immense gath
erlng here this morning and a little
later departed on a special train for
a short speaking tonr pf the state.
President Roosevelt's Birthday.
By Associated Press.
Washington, D. O., Oct. 27.—Presi-
dent Roosevelt today quietly celebrat-
ed the forty-fourth anniversary of his
birth. He was the recipient of nu-
merous congratulations. Many peo-
ple, including the members of the cabi-
net, called at the White House to ex-
tend congratulatione. ■ . k -
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The Bogat Arrive* at Panama.
By Associated Press.
Panama, Oct 27.—The Colombian
cruiser, Bogota, which was fitted out
on the Raclflc Coast, arrived here at
10 o'slock today, In command of Capt.
Marmaduke, an American. The boat
is In fine shape.
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The Fast Driving Cssss Triad and
Offenders Fined.
In the Recorder’s court, this
morning the fast driving cases
occupied the session. Pour ar-
rests were made Friday night,
and the cases were tp be tried
Saturday, but were Continued
till today.
Abe Sokolski, arrested for
fast driving, was tried by jury,
and found guilty, fined $1 and
costs, the whole amounting to
•$20.05.
Peter Pacheria, charged with
careless driving, plead guilty
and was fined and made to pay
costs, the total amount being
$11.95.
The cases of Pete Peterson
and Walter McLean, also charg-
ed with fast driving, were con-
tinued till tomorrow morning.
W. M. Fink A Company's union
made overalta. Every pair guaran-
teed. L. MILLER.
Call and sea our new line of heat-
ers. They are beauties, and at prices
within reach of all.
Sabine Supply Company.
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NEW SHOE SHOP
BootM and Shoes repaired.
Id work neatly dona.
908 Front Street.
Bettis Insurance
All Kinds.
Phone 7 Link Building
J}reason & Bro.
Grocers
Ctltpben* 81
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Eastin 4 Starks
Livery
find
Transfer Stable.
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PVme l» Fourth St., opposite new hotel
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rim, Marian, Ufa and
Accident Insurance Aoeats.
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to say part of \
Market 4th ft
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FINE WINES,
UORS AND CICARS
High Grade Case and
Bottled Goods a spe
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Your Patronage Solicited, j
Lausen Building, FUth I
Oysters
and Fish
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I have opened a Fish, Game and''
ter Market on Fourth Street, and
will be prepared to supply the
people of Orange with the
famous
Bayou Cook Oyster]
and All Kinds of Fish and
All orders will receive prompt
tuition.
Afchie McDonald'
=s
Orange
Iron Works
C. W. ItJcTariant, Prop I
T«r
JH1 kinds of
machine Work
Manufactured and
in first class style. Best
chinery, best material
best workmen.
Jill kinds of
tin and
Sheet Iron Work 4 .
made and repaired. Smoke*
stacks, blowers, sheet iron
work, work for mills
steamboat* Valley flues i
gutters for buildings,
work tor brick buildings '
specialty.
estimates
Tarnished
Skilled workmen'sent'to v fly '
part of the oourftry. All or- 1
ders receive prompt attention j
Zthpbtnt ho. 28,
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