The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, March 9, 1906 Page: 6 of 10

                                
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► County Judge.
I    !• MtooriMd tO MBOOMO
tiooof the dnnocntk priawui*.
For Coagres», Second DMrtet
the leader U •utborinNl to annoum*
SAMUEL B. COOPER w a caodidat* for
v v Oanifwwwan from the beeomt DWrict.
subject to the action of the democratic
yartmark*.
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at night. The intervening time
will oe made pleasant tor them
and it is sincerely hoped that
they will carry away with tbem
happy recollection* ot their
bnet auy to the Gate City of
Texas.
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Orange wilt extend a hearty
and cordial welcome to the East
Texas Press Association when
that body visits the Gate City
is in April. Tbeir stay in tb * city
will not be loot;, but it Will be
one that will be loo* remember
ed.
IS.
Three good attractions arc
booked for neat week at the
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Orange theater, the first being
* Buster Brown" on Tuesday
night- As there have beer, no
theatrical attractions here lor
nearly three weeks, there should
be a good attendance during
the coming week
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The immense shell banks
which for so many years were
considtred of little value are
becoming more valuable every
day. A factory is now in ojiera
tion in Orange manufacturing
lime and a high grade
Portland cement out of these
shells—the product being equal
to the very best that is* on the
market today.
It is certainly to be hoped
that the legislature .it its com-
ing special session will provide
tor blanket primaries. This is
the only fair method to determ
ine the choice oi the j>eopte and
no one should object to it, un
lets*, perchance, it be some poli
tical tricksters who see in the
blanket primaries their chances
tor defeating the will of the
people diminish considerably.
tMsMfrdwiwdy—*er trite ti
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Dyspepsia. Constipation, SMI
Headache, Billon aaese
And ALL DISEASES arising troasO
ferpid Liver aad Bad DifeitM
Th* natural resalt is food sj( itfjg
and »oMd flesh. Oom small: efctnnfe*
!y Htfarcosted had easy to swdMk
Take No Substitute.
The Best Cough Syrup.
S. L. Apple, *■> ProUte Judjf*. Ottawa
<’o Kanwu*. writ*** Thi* i* t<> »av that
I bave used Ballard'* Horehoontl Syrup
for year*, and that 1 do not be*ita»<* In
recommend it a* the treat rouirh *yrup f
*.V(>r ii«<il." -V. 50c and 11.00 at Hate
City UrugStore.
Members of toe Orange Gouti**
ty Fruit and Truck Association
have been assured that one or j f Tf/y j    I TV UK
more buyers will be stationed at I    ....    T
this place during the shipping! The announcement ot Hon. .J.
season to purchase their pro- T. Adama that .ie will make the R<)Uth(,rn................... 5*6.210
Hurtn atul this #i8 civloi? finite! race tor representative tiom toe i Virginia state............... 469,9M
an impetus to the truck growing 22nd district in the state leg is-Indemnity.................. m,m
industry. As soon as the farmers | lature    ha»le£ mtb pleas^ Teotomia....................^
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B. CURRI VIOR' Directors-Dm. J. fi.Price, P. W. Beckman,R. R. Sullivsm
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Geatral Itwraace tyto
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Aft.aey ■»l«MI»»W_l*T».
'epreieatiaf 24 le*ta«l*i*Ml«iiT
Home, of New York    .S15.258.S69
Hartford.................... 12,259,076
laeerpool 4t London * (ilobe.. 10,*16,891
InscnuiceCo. of North America 10.079.478
Fire A»*ociation.
IVnn-yivania......    .......
Scottish Cnion hikI National.
Coiumefcial Union..........
New llamaliire. ...........
Sun luaurance Office ........
1/ondon and Iawhashiri-... .
I’hienix, of l>ondon..........
Western, of Toronto..........., _    ,
Norwich I nion..........-2.214.604
Orient....................2,200,7®
Coledonian ................. 1,820. !41
Httinberg-liremen............ 1.594,996
Alla*....................... 1.102,250
Virgnia F. and M.......... x*8.J»4
Southern................... 586,210
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5.440,668
4.404.9:17
8.989.652
:t.474.685
2.716.456
2.809.928
2.982.215
280,953
industry. As soon as the tanners,----------- --    .
begin the systematic cultivation ■ ure by all ot his many friends
of truck tor the outside markets j and by all who are interested in
vou will begin to see the county j seeing a capable and conscient
build up and prosper as it has
never done before.
While it is, perhaps, right
that dogs whose owners have
failed to pay the tax due on
them should be disposed of,
this thing ot shooting them
down on a public business
street in the presence of ladies
who are traversing the streets
seems to be a piece of crude
barbarism hardly suited to an
enlightened age and to an up-to
i date city. If the dogs must be
Orange ! killed, would it nor be better to
factory | take them off to some secluded
| spot and do the job quietly?
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The establishment at
ot a box and crate
should do much towards stimu
lating the truck and fruit ifldus j    -»  -—
A „r,uy    in«,cation of
been inability    ^.^'KedTJ the ,eco"d'
lmtr^obviaTii ,.d^e"n!J ■» hi'aKa.Irnad o,.ice. The
of crate.oi ali Kind, win ainay, *»■«
be a\ailabk.    j more than double the amount
*    ! received in January, while the
Peof le ot Orange county who j ()range A Northwestern handled
mebecoming impatient for the two hundred carloads more of
county campaign to open up freight in February than it did
will soon have their wishes ( m ttle preceding month Tins is
gratified, as this paper has re pretty good evidence that Or
ceived a ti{> that tie campaign j an(,,. IS not going back ward, to
Will begin in earnest by the ! say the least.
^middleof April This will give
ious man sent to Austin to re-
present this district in the leg
islature. Though a young man
Mr Adams is a lawyer of mark-
ed ability, a rock ribbed, simon
pure democrat, a typ cal son of
Hast Texas and a man who will
early make his mark in vthe
legislative halls.
Under the peculiar arrange-
ment that made a district out of
the counties of Orange and ,Jef
fl-e, Itrnado, Accldeat, life, Plate Olasi and
Surety Policies Written
WANTED
10.000
YOUMG MEN
To ijutilify for position* ns lirakemen uml
Fireman on Bi« KniSroad* al! over the
UniU-d Stales. High wages, quick pro-
motion guaranteed as soon a* qualified.
..    -t    i-f .We teach yon the Standard Rules and
the counties of Or g    • Signals, by mail, at your home. Write
lersou alone, the latter county us today for full particula
because ol its greater popula
tion, absolutely controls the
ely controls tne gs Boston Block, /ninneapolia, Minn.
election of a representative and ^
not until he was assured ot the
hearty support of the leading come to Orange tor this purpose
people in that county would Mr. A bjjr ship building plant ma\
Adams consent to make ie c0|jfidentlv be expected to fol
race, for without the assurance iow t|)e 0penjng t)f deep water
of this support for an Orange comrnunica.tion to Orauge.
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plenty of time for the campaign
wbVch promises to become de
/ledlv interesting lor s<une <>(
[lie otlices.    »
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Orange is getting factories
and is getting a channel across
the lake, but she seerns tone «t
little slow about getting a n•• w
----——- passetieerstation commensurate
II ia in Mie book, that work    ,M'r
t» begin    on another log l ank- Th<' m^T,“,‘Vu,^ rail
dredire at Orange, the big vessel however, will not let the
tobe constructed on the same roa.l oWciaN torget that Orange
Ide as the two b.g dredges that w one of the most important
were* built here last war. The j stations on thelmeand hat he.
importance oH-range as.i ,hip present passenger depot facil
a tax*    a *    ♦/» ilM ItlCS ii TO iliirillV SllitllblC to cl
buUdit)Lr point continues to oe • lK ,    ,    .lfY .
come more -apparent and Uiis backwoods yii lage, to say_ noth
industry promises to become_ a I "'k' of a rapidly growing u y-
leading feature here after the j    '    _
completion ot the Sabine lake j A number ol towns in Texas,
channel    j feeling Ibe great need of better
_____; passenger station lac.lities,
1 Slave appealed to the railroad
commission and as a result their
needs nave been supplied. Or-
ange is badly in need of a new
depot, but has taken a different
method for securing it, having
appealed to the railroad auth-
orities and presented convinc-
ing arguments to them showing
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The Texas Alternoou Press
Associate.u will probably meet
with the Hast Texas Press As
sociatioti in Beaumont on April
Jith and will v.sit Orange on the
following day. Representatives
from a number ot the metropoli
tan dailies have been invited to
attend this meeting also. The.    - .    t ..
press gang will reach Orange (the absolute necessity lor the
about four o'clock on the aftf*J improvement. It remains to be
«oon of April bth and will fe seen whether or not this latter
main here until eleven o'clock J method will prove effective.
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Home Made
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Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis-
cuit home-made. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at borne, quickly and eco-
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
iscuit, puddings, the frosted layer-
crisp cookies, crullers, ciusts and
is, with which the ready-made food
found at die bake-shop <----J-~
man to have made the race
would be simply political sui-
cide.
The reputation and high
standing of Mi . Adams is such
that the people ot Jefferson
county may support him, know
ing that he will not be
governed by petty local preju
dices, but will be what the term
“implies, a representative, indeed
caretully guarding the interests
of the entire district, so tar as
may lay in his power. The
people of Orange county will
give to him their undivided sup
port and a hearty support in
JelfersoQ county assures him ol
election.
It is conceded by all righl
thinking and fair minded people
that Orange is entitled to the
representative and, judging
from th_* tone of the press in
Beaumont, this right will be
recognized there audit is doubt-
ful if there will be any opposi
tion whatever to Mr. Adams,
who will, at the proper time,
go before the people oi the dis
trict, outlining a policy and
waging the battles of demo
cracy.
It has required years <>! pa-
tient work, ttie expenditure of a
great deal of money, thecour
ageous facing of many disap
p »inttnents and the surmount-
ing of many obstacles to bring
about the actual beginning ol
work on the Sabine lake chan
nel, but the great work has been
accomplished, the dredges art-
now busily engaged in cutting
out the connection to the sea,
and Orange and Beaumont
particularly, may feel proud oi
the work that has been accom
plished. Of course, there is
much to be done yet before we
attain a realization ot our hopes
for deep water, but the hardest
part i s over. Government
recognition and government aid
has been secured, and Uncle
Sam does not quickly take bis
bands from the plough, once he
has started down the tow. The
time ia not far distant when
deep sea vessels will be familiar
sights on the Sabine river.
is completed to a depth ot uine
feet, vessels of a thousand tons    . ,
up to Orange light, be hauled negligence on the part
IfiDt compare.
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■OVAL assiM eowots «x. *«"
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with
Vessels
always „
water harbor to
they Will not _
advantage ot the
today for full particular*. Acidic**:
INC MII0NAI ROtWAY IRAIXING SW1001
lnt*orp<>rHt«d.
Hon Tom Campbell, whose
chances for becoming the next
governor ot the great Lone
Star State seem to grow bright-
er with each succeeding day,
will soon make a visit to South
east Texas and may include
Orange in his itinerary. There
has been a growing, ” insistent
demand, for a business man tor
governor and if that is what Company
they want the people now have
it in then power to secure the
gratification of their wishes.
A thoroughly equq pel hospital with house »urroimdini{*»
electrical equipment*.
RATES Jc.oo PER DAY AND UP.
\-ray and other
1490 liberty,Avenue
BUI MOST, TEXAS
$ BOTTLED IN BOND
WHI5KEY
4 FULL flllARTS FOB $3.85
EXPRESS PREPAID
Ono of the bust known brands in
Texas. Age and Parity Guar-
anteed by government
stamp on each
bottle.
THE TWIN RIVER CO.
m    CINCINNATI, OHIO
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A new epoch dawned for
Southeast Texas when the big
dredge began cutting out the
Sabine lake channel and the
day' when Orange shall become
a great inland harbor seems
now- nearer than ever before
The completion of the channel
under the present appropriation
will but serve to intensity the
need of a sure enough deep wa-
ter channel and this will quickl /
fol low.
Orange merchants are over
looking a golden opportunity if
hey do not make overtures to-
wards drawing to this city the
trade ot the great number of
workmen employed between the
Sabine river and the great
mines at Sulphur, La. The ops
portunitv is at hand for trade
extension; if it is not grasped no
one will be to blame but the
merchants themselves.
Cars Derailed on O. & N. W.
No. 2, the mixed train
going north every morniug over
the O. & N. W., backed into an
open switb near Call Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock, running
on a tram of ties. Tbe trucks
on the two passenger cars were
broken and tbe cars were run
off the track. The wood work
was also damaged to some ex-
tent.
The passengers were none the
worse tor the experience except
they bad to continue their ride
When Cant. Jo. Weaver    ««
edit the Prodreeaive Lvaeue only about halt a doaeo pawen-
•»«<*>» ^bl'oeLke*channel f"" ““ ,h'    ****** baadkj by”“
.ben the Sabine, Uke_channel ,ly managed.    enmin.
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K” Exhibition Drill.
The Orange Rifles will give
an exhibition drill on the open
space on the east side of the
Southern Pacific passeuger de-
pot next Sunday afternoon.
The Citizens Brass Band has
graciously consented to make
the drill more spirited and enter
taining by iurmshing strains of
martial music lo- the boysjo
drill by.
The Rifles promise a good
drill and they wish to have all
their friends out to see them.
This will be the hrst exhibition
drill they have ever given, so
they deserve a good ;crowd to
encourage them iu this new
undertaking. The oand has
been requested to plajr largely
for the reason the members of
the Orange Rifles all wish to
become accustomed to march
mg by music.
The encampment this year
comes in July and Company
*‘K” is anxious to be among tbe
star companies in the Texas
National Guard. Therefore,
this exhibition drill is partly to
arouse interest in doings of the
Orange Rifles.
Tbe officers of the Orange
Rifles are fully up in military
tactics, and those that are not
officers are every single one a
high private aud right on to the
tine points in drilling- Capt.
A. R. Sholars was recently
honored by being selected as
one of tbe -three officers to ex-
amine the officers of the Beau-
mont Guards. So those who
turn out to see the drill Sun-
day will see well drilled (men
Mill. Tbe\ill handled 60,000.
bags of rough rice this season"
against 7o,<*00 last year. Judif*|f
ing this season's run by tbfcll
shortness of the crop, both
years show about the same per-
centage of this section’s rice
secured. The mill will be flean-
ed up and put in good shape tor
next years ruu.
From Thursday’* Daily.
H«ttw '.witch cm. * be    WOrth    °ut *
company “K" armory
nd
The Ri-
it a very
sy all have
coming to
signs,
vertrne and leave samples of our
He Into a fresh    per month,
bail but and & W jjfr 4*y *or
slow to take YAL.$pg$LY OO.-. Dept
pportunity to Atlas
*•'. Dept. W.
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II Through Running.
Last Friday closed ,tfa«
rung season of the C
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A Live Wire Causes Trouble.
Charlotte Gibson, a negro
woman cooking lor Mrs. C. W.
Hole, got tangled up with a
dangerousclothes lineyesterday
morning. Duriug the freeze an
electric light wire leading to
the barn at the Hole place!
came down, and was afterwards »
w-rapped around the clothes
line post, making connection j
with tlie clothesline. Charlotte]
went to take down some cloth-1
es early yesterday morning be-1
fore the current was off. She!
put both hands on the wire— .
and then there was trouble. I
The wet ground helped the ’
circuit get in its work, and the r
negro woman fell to the ground
the wire wrapping around her. "
An attempt was made to get
her pulled away from th$ line, 1
but the strength of the Current
made all efforts futile. Besides
anybody touching the woman
was likely to get a severe
shock themselves.    1
Mrs. Hole telephouwl the
electric light plant to shut off
the current, which was at once
done. At the same time Mi
Mitchell, a neighbor, ran to tL
switch and cut off the lights tc
tbe house circuit, which includ
the wire on the clothes lit
The woman was then ren
Tbe circuit running
the injured woman was st
enough to badly burn her 1
and wrists. The severe shock
so completely stuaned her, she
lay for several hours total*
unconscious.
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