The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, June 11, 1909 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ORANGE LEADER
I
• HOTEL
RICHMOND
5th AND H. STS. .
WASHINGTON, D. C.
1000 rooms, 50 Private Baths, Americas
Plan; $3.00 per day, upwards with bath
$1.00 additional, furopean Plan, $1.50
per day, upwards; with baths $1.50
additional
__:_r.__
A hlgh-clt** hold, conducted for your eemb-rt R
modeled. refurnished throughout Directly oh car
line Union Station 20 minutt# Capitol 2 minu-
et. Two block* to White House and Executive
Building* Opposite ^Metropolitan Club
laminar Aaaaon July to Octobar
Wayiidr Inn and Cottigei Lake Lueerene N. V
••the Adirondack* - Switzerland ol America 30
minute* from Saratoga lend tor booklet.
CLIFFORD M. LEWIS, Pnomiktor
WANTED CAPT. DUJAY
To Accept Position of Master of the
*• Nicaragua.
From Monday’s Daily.
Captain G. F. Dujay, of the schoon-
er .Martha, which h.v; been here for
some time, camel up from his home aT
Sabine Pass today to look after tfie
vessel. As the captain came through
j Beaumont'today, he was interviewed
i by the management of the steamship
j Nicaragua, who desired lum to take
j charge of the vessel as master. The
captain said that even if- lie were dis-
posed to accept the proposition he
could not do so, owing to the fact that
he was not a Norwegian subject, and
as the vessel still sails' under the Nor-
wegian flag, none save a subject of
Norway could command her. Speak-
ing further, the captain said that the
Nicaragua could never be freed from
the ties of the Norwegian govern-
ment, even though she be renamed
and undergo a great change. She
would have to he wrecked and re-
built. However, this will not prevent
her doing service in the carrying trade
between Orange and Beaumont and
Mexican ports
° Abilene, Texas, June 5.—The special
grand jury investigating the lynching
of Barnett here recently adjourned
this morning without finding any in-
dictments. The jury had served the
allotted time. In their report to Judge
Blantop it was suggested that more
time be allowed and the belief was
expressed that indictments could be
returned against every member of the
mob.
The report says the mob was made
up of not more than ten or fifteen
members, the most of whom were
non- residents.
The sheriff, jailer and surgeon be-
lieved that Barnett committed sui-
cide. It developed that a pair of
scissors were found .,in the cell and
the surgeon says wounds above the
heart were inflicted with scissors. All
the shots but one struck Barnett’s
litnbs. One shot entered the lower
part of the abdomen. It is said tire
body may be exhumed. Judge Blan
ton has not announced further pro-
cedure in the case.
New Oil Company.
From Tuesday’s Daily.
Mr. C. L. Block, who owns the
farm northwest of Orange, where a
well was sunk a month ago, declares
there’s oil there and plenty of it, and
he’s organizing another company with
a purpose to find it.
He was in Beaumont-yesterday, in-
terviewing oil men and capitalists of
that city. He says there is fine pros-
pect of organizing a new company—
a company which will go on his
farm and bore until they find the
oil vein.
He says his faith cannot be shaken
by one failure—there’s oil oil the
luiyou on his farm—and lie is de-
termined to find it.
I was on ground in Beaumont
yesterday,” said Mr. Block", where I
stood just sixty years ago in the
midst of a forest, a wilderness. Won-
derful changes have been wrought
in those sixty years.”
NEW ORLEANS
THE ORUNEWALI)
LARGEST. NEWEST, BEST,
IN THE SOUTH
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Xltk Bail,*
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by Gate City Drug Store.
LASSOED ALLIGATOR.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with Dr. Shoop’s
Captain Dujay suffered a stroke-of!Cough RemedF- “Xo opium, no chlo-
paralysis this summer which almost j P0,hing^unsafe or harsh. Sold
incapacitated him from service- His
many friends in Orange will be pleas-
ed to know that he has alnlost re-
covered from the malady.
The cleverest imitation of real cof-
fee ever yet made is Dr. Shoop’s
Health Coffee. It is fine in flavor—
and is made in just one minute. No
tedious 20 or 30 minutes boiling. Made
from pure parched grains, malt, m-ts,
etc. Sample tree. Gate City Drug
Stor.
mense size of the men of this, pre-
historic race, that this weapon may
have been an arrow head. It cer-
tainly was a most dangerous weapon
in war and a very effective one in the
chase.'
Mrs. Ochiltree said that some years
ago she came in possession of a flute
martle of the (ieg bone of a crane or
some other long legged fowl. The
flute she said was about twelve or
fourteen inches long, was hollow and
had a distinctive mouth piece, and
five or six holes for the fingers. This
too, she Aaid, came out of one of
the shell banks, at considerable depth
below the surface. Mrs. Ochiltree
gave it to a friend in Massachusetts,
who turned it over to the Smithson-
ian Institute at Washington, where it
now is.
t
It is probable that some element of
composition of the shell, or the very
compactness 6f the shell bank, ex-
cluding^ all air and moisture, tends
to preserve these bones for a greater
time than they are preserved in or-
dinary soi], and thus have been pre-
- ... , _ .. | served for centuries while those bur-
troub c takes Dr. Ktngs New Life ied or becoming covered in the earth
r ills he s mighty glad to see his dys
ii
MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGHTE
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound
Winchester, Ind.— “Four doctor*
told me that they could never make
toe regular, and
that I w ould event-
ually have dropsjr.
I would bloat, ami
suffer from bearing-
Trouble Makers Ousted.
When a sufferer from stomach
down pains,cramp*,
and chills, and I
could not sleep
nights. My mother
wrote to Mrs. Pink-
ham for ad vice, and
I began .to take
LydiaE.Pinkham's
Vegetable Com- j
pepsia and indigestion fly, but more—
he's tickled over his new, fine appe-
tite, strong nerves, healthy vigor, a^l
because stomach, liver and kidneys
now work right. 25c at B. F. Hew-
son’s.
pound. After taking" one and one-
naif bottles df the Compound, I am all
On Sabine River Just Below the 0. &
N. W. Depot.
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FUTURE OF ORANGE
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Electric
Bitters
Succeed whet everything e!«e f-n-
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thotwanda have testified.
F0.WcE„Y®CeM0
it is the ben medicine ever sold
^^ove^^ruggtat^oonter^^^l
Appears Brighter as on June 15 the
Steamer Nicaragua Loads.
| Front Saturday’s Daily.
Orange but mess men have charter-
ed the steamship Nicaragua and she
will load out on the 15th with lumber
for the Mexican ports of Vera Cruz
and Tampico, returning with a cargo
of bananas for the Orange Fruit and
Cominissum company.
That sounds good. Orange doesn't
do a« much talking as some towns,
but -he furnishes the tonnage for the
biggest vessels coming through the
Bass.
The Nicaragua will carry about
350,(ltiO feet of lumber, and w hen load-
ed to her full capacity draws ,13 Li
fret of water, but as the depth of
the ship channel through the upper
part of Lake Sabine is only 12x/% feet,
she cannot take on her full foad here
\\ hat slW lacks here she will take
from a barge at Sabine Pass
The Nicaragua is the largr«t
which is doing business at those port*
She was recently purchased and re-
fitted. and leased by Capt Keith of
Beaumont She will make her first
trip with Orange lumber for Mexican
ports, and bring her first cargo of
bananas to an Oiangt, commission
firm.
Orange has the river—-a river with
wiiler roadway and deeper w iter than
any other river in Texas; and when
the lake channel is deepened to 28
feet the largest ships can n me right
to Orange wharves on Front street
■.f|te(j s.iCttpsanjL uiojj
This morn.ing Hugh Potts, front the
tug Chief, lassoed an alligator in the
Sabine just below the O. & N. W
depot.
The alligator was seven feet long
and proved game and hard to land.
But once on the Chief Hugh had him
skinned in a jiffy, and sold hi.s hide
to Joe Pavel! within an hour of the
catch,
Mr Pavcll has another 'gator hide
twelve feet long, front a "fish” which
was caught in Cow bayou.
Women Who Are Envied.
Those attractive women who are
lovely in face, form and temper are
the envy of many, who might be lilfe
them A weak, sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation or
kidney poisons show in pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch-
ed complexion For all such, Electric
Bitters work wonders. They reguljte
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify
the blood; give strong nerves, bright
eyes, pure breath, smooth, velvety
skin,, lovely complexion Many
charming women owe their health and
beauty to them 50c ^t B. F Hew-
sonV
From Tuesday's Daily.
Favor Science Department.
Secretary Watson of the city school
board yesterday received a letter from
the recently elected Superintendent,
Prof. J H. Binkley, now teaching in
the Southwestern University, and j
among other matters of interest to
the hoard, Prof. Binkley said he fav-
ored the addition of a science depart-
ment, and that to secure the right
kind of help that should be determin-
nearly all decay and the more rapidly
pass back to earth. It is said that
the bones and skulls found in these
compact shell hanks nearly all crum-
ble and fall to pieces upon being ex- »„npd- I
posed to the air.
right again, and I recommend It to
every suffering woman.” — Mrs. Mat
Deal, Winchester, Ind.
Hundreds of such letters from girl*
To Rob the Grave.
New York, June 8—Massaging the
heart has brought ..back to life one
apparently dead man in every five
operated,on, according to the Medical
Record of this city, which sum-
marizes the investigations of M.
Cackovic, a foreign scientist. Since
the discovery of the method, some
four or five years ago, there have
been forty-five recorded cases of the
new method of cheating the grave
for what Lydia E. Pmkham’s 'Vege-
. * * M- ms « T
bed for
cd on soon. Mr. Watson expressed.01 ’<s victims,
himself in favor of the proposition, A tabulation of the results shows
but thoght the board would be trou-jt’hat of the forty-five cases, seventeen
hied to find the necessary room in patients were resuscitated, nine with
the high school building. Mr. Wat-1complete recovery. The remaining
son promised to look up the terms of eight died after a short time. Forty of
the G. Bedell Moore*-bequest of $3000 the forty-five cases demanding this
table Compound has accompli*]
them have been received by The Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn,
Mass.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache, head*
ache, dragging-down sensations, faint-
ing spells or indigestion, should taka
immediate action to ward off the seri-
ous consequences and be restored to
health by Lydia E.*Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound Thousands have been
restored to health by its use.
If yon would like special advice
about your ease Write a confiden-
tial letter to Mrs. JPinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice 1* fre**
and always helpful.
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FIRST WATERMELONS
rnent of war being a ten pin from
the alley.
The hoy knocked out was Darrow
Suddeth, and the one who handled
the pin was Eddie McMillan.
Dr. Lawson found the victim lying
at the rear of the bowling alley, seem-
ingly unconscious from the blow on
the head. The doctor said there was
no fracture and had the boy carried
home for treatment.
. Eddie was on duty at night. He
and the McMillan boy had had a
quarrel in the morning and meeting
there at 8 o’clock to go to work, the
quarrel was renewed with the result
stated.
Of the Season in a Car Load of Fruit
Just Received.
ajii’O s.Xepsanx moJ-J
The Orange Fruit and Commission
company has just received a car load
of watermelon*, orange, bananas,
cherries, peaches, etc., for the Orange
market. They arc now being unload-
ed from a refrigerator car.
BEAUMONT ELKS
Invite Orange Elka to a Social Ses-
sion Friday Night.
From Wednesday’s Daily.
The Beaumont Enterprise says that
the Elks,of that city will have a so-
cial session Friday night, which prflm-
i-e« to he a highly enjoyable affair
There will be refreshments, , tmtsic,
recitations ami addresses, anti mem- j
her- of Orange and Port Arthur)
lodges have been invited to attend.
The Enterprise says there have been 1
Pains of women, head pains, or any
pain stopped in 20 minutes sure, with
Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets See
full formula on 25c box. Sold by
Gate City Drug Store.
for a science department and give the extreme measure are said to have been
Leader further information tomorrow,} due to an anaesthetic administered.
Mr. Geo. W. Bancroft, a trustee jThis- says the investigator, is of it-
who was present, expressed himself .self sufficient admonition to those
also in favor of the addition, even if j are incbned to look upon the
a new building must be erected. He giving of anaesthetics, as a matter of
favored the issuance of bonds for tsrnaP moment, inasmuch as it seems
$16,(X)0 to $20,000 to build whatever so uniformly safe,
additional school room is necessary.) Causes other than anaesthetics:
“The city,” he paid, “can issue yet | The blocking up of a pulmonary ar-
about $35,000 bonds before reaching ^ tery, strangling from attempted sni-
the limit, 'and l would favor using ^cide by hanging, and asphyxia in the
about $15,000 .on streets, and the re-,new-born from somme obstruction in
mainder for a good school building. I the larynx or trachea. If the heart
The science department is a good, stops and ordinary measures do not
thing We Would get the benefit of suffice to restore the beat within one
the $2,000 legacy of G. Bedell Moore (minute, especially if the patient is
for equipping such' department. Scien- j lapsing into “white” syncope, the
tific demonstrations are very valua- time to try rhassage is indicated. Mas- From Wednesday's Daily,
ble. Children l<yirn quickly, compre- j sage through an incision in the dia-j Early yesterday morning fire con-
hend more rapidly by practical de- phragm usually fails, the best incision „umed th«Jmme of a Mr. Brewer, liv-
monstration. I realized this fully at being in the midline above the navel. ' . , , '' •
A & M . where 1 profited by demon-'and just large enough to admit .he ; n°rth bey°nd tbe C,ty ‘»nlits- Ali
LOSS BY FIRE
Workingman Loses All His House-
hold Goods.
strations in electricity'
hand. The heart is grasped and push- j bou--ehold effects were destroyed,
Liver Trouble
Remedy Free
owAnnycTo?'l!iC%ePor^s"ncLeeho,f cations :,re "l're intact and un-
insurances *1 a large attendance from ; liver trouble, for the symptoms can** disturbed even for burial ground for
both the invited lodges. | be mistaken. If the white of the .centuries before.
• , -.......•—mm —j— | *>^becomes yellowish, if the skin be-1 There is hardly a day passes that
\ | A number of the telephone poles be- i appear,’ri t’lTe bowel’s’d'o not mote!1?! bones of hmnan bein*s are not. un'
Al'iig placed now by the Southwestern j you have sick headache, if you are earthed, skulls, arrow-heads, and oth-
J Telegraph and Telephone company t bilious, you may be sure that your ed evidences of a pi4*historic race
”crew arc poles formerly used in the) °f inac,ive; . ....... ' ' '
1 1 The quickest and eurest remedy yet
Ckull and Bone Flute.
From Tuesday's Daily. -
A few days ago young Russell My- heart-beat,
rick, son of Col. Walter Myrick, of Sometimes fully fifteen minutes
Beaumont, while superintending some elapse before any response is obtain-
dredging on the shell bank a few ^ed. During all this time assistants
miles below Orange, found the skull should be busy with artificial respira-
of a human being some ten or twelve j lion, saline and adrenolin infusions
feet below the surface. The skull .tongue pulling, intubation or trach-
appeared to he that of an aborigine cotomy and elevation of the pelvis
of centuries ago. F’rom the shape of^and legs, Inasmuch as life has been
the jaw and head it was clearly evi- saved in about 25 per cent of all the
dent it was not that ofHi white man; leases in which direct massage of the
and the depth at which it was found heart has been applied, the surgeon
is proof that it was placed there long must he perfectly familiar with the
before the w hite man set foot oti Am-j technique in order that his patient
ericsti soil These shell hanks have {may have the very last opportunity
been’there since the memory of rite for recovery from suspension of respi-
oldest white settlers, and the indi- ration/or circulation.
ed toward the front wall of the breast. on which there was no insurance.
The ventricles are squeezed rythmi- While this loss does not exceed $500,
cally at about the normal rate of it is Mr Brewer’s all. A few dollars’
each from among a hundred or two
) would relieve the unfortunate man
of much distress and' his family of
many discomforts. Mr. Bran nun
started the ball, keep it rolling.
The building teas owned by Mrs.
B- C Claybor. n widow. The house
was worth about $700. on which there
was about $4O0 in surance. Origin
of fire unknown.
i
Mjit rr««. didMl mjixrrtSr *.«»,n»jA*r*x'
«*U notlM, wit. ’
Scientific feic»
Uy lltn. .red *e-lny, l/ and
iTS
_vment
■to* are
on tli«
about
- y
a a Mu:
bun 3,8 •M'chig.m, where, the aerial
System of telephones ha* been dis-
puted and the underground system
\ed instead. The poles are excep-
yially good, as they are of the noted
higatj cedar and are well pre-
Vcd, although they have been in
\for. years. The pole* were first
From wht to Dallas, where the under-
WhileVd system is being used exten-
each ota especially in the business sec-
thoiisand .In speaking of the work, the
that Oratfn in charge of the crew at
the cenferVd today that the underground
have at le^ould be used here and at all
among thdbcet if the company owned
I-ane Cam [Aug* in which the exchanges
our harborAted. /
a war vessen-o
Dowling’s i>ld Not B«
the Yankee fnf* ever made a salve, oint
bine,. P^ss an<A or balm to compare with
boats Wca Sals*. Its
P. B V of
found for the cure of liver trouble or anv
of Ita symptoms Is Dr Caldwell * Syrup
Peneln, the grest herb laxative compound.
This wonderful remedy la not only a laxa-
tlve. but a tonic as well. It will start *
which inhabited this country
A few weeks ago Capt. Chas. Davis,
captain of the launch Nellie, found
at a depth of 15 or 20 feet a spear
DALLAS HAS GERM. TOO.
Report That Packing House is to be
Located There.
the flow of gastric Juice, thereby *oon tfead made of flint, after the style
enabling.theJlver to do It. work natur-<of ,he fIim arrow heads which have
Dallas, June 9.—Dallas, according
to the opinipns expressed in the more
influential business circles, has good
prospects of a big branch of the Unit-
ed States Packing company. That is
the report that originates from Chica-
ally. A bottle of thle greet liver reinedr m n,m. arrow ,,caos wmcn ,,avc ,, . .. " , ,
**n« *** bought of any druggist for 6o been numeAnisly found all over Am- 80. M. A. fc.merson, one of the lead
bottle has cured ^chronic 'caw* a •*«**• | trjca Capt. Davjs gave the spear j 'n8 m^n of the company referred toy
For example. John W. Lee. «» 8 Penn- 'heml
■rivenla eve.. Indianapolis, Ind., had e '
stubborn and very long-standing case of
liver trouble, with pimples, blotches.
Jaundice, etc., and It cured him. Mrs. B.
Fltnchum, Jackson. Ky , says the same
of It Thousand* of families keep It In
the house egalnst Just such an emer-
*encv. a* you can never tell when some
member of the tamlly will need e good
Ismatlve
In order te have you or any other tuf-
JfVf from the liver make a teat of Dr.
Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin without personal
expense. Dr. Caldwell will send yeu a free i
test bottle ------
M
how
to Mrs. Ochiltree, who prizes
case of it very highly The Leader reporter
called to see this relic of a former
American rate of''people, and it is
a curiosity. It shows days of skillful
toil in the making, with savage in-
genuity in planning. This instrument
of war or for the chase, was evidently
made by pecking it with a piece of
Bd your name ,harder flint, breaking off tiny bits at
Tow'gently'lt ,* time until it was shaped as desired.
Nervous
Prostration
“I suffered so with Nervous
Prostration that I thought there
was no use trying to get well. A
friend recommended Dr. Miles'
Nervine, and although skeptical
at first, I soon found myself re-
covering, and am to-day well."
MRS. D. I. JONES,
5800 Broadway, Cleveland, O.
Much sickness is of nervous
origin. It’s the nerves that
make the heart force the blood
balm to compare with!
» Salve. It* the one l
Outs Corns Li urns I j
and addriMm.>f Ihs mmpjs'wl
bow pfeasiant It Is to take, »_______
yOu on th# our# of Tljo ofipar hpAft wic shout otir And
your trouble end convince you that yon j 1 n,s sPcar n*aa w as »doui one ana
e-ss3»-15sstf8ww ic;r
-long, arid a third of an inch thick,
sharp at both edges and at the itiMf
recently completed a tour of Texas,
and admits that his concern contem-
plates the building of an immense) through the veins, the lu
plant in Texas, but says that the !o-1 take in oxygen, the stomach
gest food, the liver secrete,
and the kidneys filter the
If any of these organs are
it is the fault of the
through -which
strength. Dr. Miles’
a specific for the
soothes i
cation has not yet been decided upqni
Mr. Emerson also declares that sev-
eral cities of Texas are making vig-
orous efforts toward securing the
packing house. The Dallas Chamber
of. Commerce is now in correspond-
ence with Mr. Emerson. ’
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