The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 70, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 4, 1902 Page: 2 of 4
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(ANGE DAILY TPIBUKE
REIN LITHOGRAPHING CO., PUSUtMCRS
Cateredtat, the Poetofflce, Orange. Texas; as second class Mali matter
CHAS. M. REIN................................ .....MAba«ino Editor
W. C. EASTERLING ................ .Nsww i»o Txlegkaph Editor
S E. HOCKEY...............................................City Editor
S. E. DEMPSEV ............................... CrmctriATibsi Manager
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ORANGE, TEXAS, JUNE l 1902. j*j»
Only three members of the
association responded to the
Meyer for a meeting in Houston. It is suggested
that the members are employed making hay
Claimed That It Has Been Proven j
| They ere Disseminators of Charbon. j
whi l'' the son shines. Tl.is asaociation. racket i»i t0‘°p“ tre^rleT Hot “itotert
run into the pvund and broken off, anyhow. If, Kleberg, member of the Live
people would stay at home and work and read stock Sanitary Board, and man-
ager of the Santa Gertrudes |
ranch in Nueces county, said:
“I lead with a great deal of I
regularly some good paper, they frequently would
be better off.
San Antonio is ever aliire to the needs of suf-
fering humanity. Last uight a local dramatic
company presented ‘‘A Trjum’ph of Love” for the
benefit of the Goliad storm sufferers and realized
nearly four hundred dollars.
OUR STRENUOUS CITY DADS.
Should Edward the Seventh, etc., require any
additional titles he would do well to inaugurate
a “Bureau of Titles”. They would come cheaper.
The best citizens have alwayA contended that
all laws should be enforced, both good and bad.
If good the effect will be salutary: if bad they
will be repealed in response to popular protest.^
The wisdom of the principle, also, that ignorance
of the law is no excuse for its violation, cannot
be disputed.
- All laws should be enforced all the time—not
spasmodically. IV the people habituate them-
selves to certain privileges not morally wrong, -
but which might be in violation of certain pre-
cautionary statutes, it is scarcely just to begin a
sudden and arbitrary prosecution without some
previous .warning.
Moreover, it is manifestly unjust for any legis-
lative body to pass arbitrary and unusual laws
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interest an interview recently
published in your paper with
Dr. Knight concerning the fact
that buzzards are great dissem-
inators of charbon, and I fully
agree with the doctor. It has
been satisfactorily established
that they are the natural dis-
tributors of the malady, and it
is my belief that they should be
exterminated. ,
) “In their habilaments of black
they are the first visitors to a
carcass and their nature makes
them, regardless of its condi-
. tion or cause of death, immune
y | If it happens to be that charbon
A bullfrog sat by a wide green pool and he said is the cause that gave Jhem
to himself, said he: “No tadpole ever was quite food upon which they gorge
so clever or quite so big as me. ’’—Houston Post. , themselves, they immediately
Dedicated to the president? # ! proceed to-spread the bactilli
to every point they visit. Their
bodies are inoculated and their
droppings are a seething mass
Thk difference between Pront street today and
Front street two months ago is an object lesson.
WITH OUR FRIENDS OF THE PRESS.
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pair of
Your eyes are
n selecting glasses you 1
the best, and something that will fit and benefit you. !
Such can only be secured from a reliable occulist-r- I
this is w-hat we pledge. Call and have your eyes ,|
—this is what We
most precious gift
Hedge,
examined free. Watch
cleaning, $1; crystal, 15c
arid all work fully guar-
anteed for. one year.
Joe Lucas,
Pninet Jtwcttr. Link Bldg.
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FEATURES IN TAILOR-MADES.
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There is a terrible lot of talk about the servant
girl problem, considering that there are daugh-
ters in eveijy home strong enough to sweep and 'of germs which cause the drea,d
make biscuit.—Florence Vidette, disease.
_ Wonder what some of thes^ big, overgrown1 I have noticed them today
referring to the commonest practices of our daily gjrjs will-say to that? ! lazily floating hither and thither
lives and begin a summary enforcement of the ' ^ , j over the city and I have no doubt
same withopt previous warning. While ignor-; . | that they stop now and then to
ance of the law is no excuse for its violation, it, We get some qneer conceits from the English • res^ their pinions It follows
is presupposed that all laws will be just and papers. For instance in the last issue of th§j
equitable, and that no extraordinary legislation Consett Guardian a shoe dealer advertises, “If
will put a bar to civil liberty. It would be a you do not know where Dunn’s shoe store is you
dangerous license to allow law makers, and one better insert an advert: “Lost Child. ’ Here is
which the constitution specifically protects us an idea from across the seas for you.
from. ' ] ", *
No one will be, or has been, a stauncher sup ,
A Texas newspaper says that Phantom Green,
of WatertQwn, N. Y., has just coughed up a dime
he swallowed twenty years ago. It’s ten to one
that he went into the first .saloon and swallowed
it again. - Crowley Signal.
Then he coughed it up again.
Gown of F«ney Suiting and Whit*
Moira. '
The material for this hand-
some street costume is a fancy
suiting, but it will also be quite
chic if developed of smooth fin-
ished cloth. Some of the new-
est features in tailor-mades, the
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basque or skirt as well as the
broad shoulder effect are com-
bined in this smart gown. The
long rolling collar and the
straps over the shoulder and
porter of the city administration in the campaign
for law and order, cleanliness, decency and
safety than The Tribune, but the laws of the
city should be first of all reasonable, and then
thoroughly published. A yood citizen must cer-i
»fthaf they leave their droppings
on the roofs of houses, and
these in turn are washed into
cisterns. Those who drink the
} ,. j k
water must necessarily swallow
the disgusting germs, and if the
mouth or stomach happens to
have an abrasion of anychar&c
ter a case of autlirax follows
and death in most instances en-
sues. This is only one of the
itT' •«,••• - - j sources of danger to the human,
tainiy have away of knowing when he is vio-j family, and they can he multi-
lating the law. Every good citizen has a respect ( Grubbs has taken chi rye of the Woodvilie phed beyond number in various
for the law and will not violate it. even tho* he i t K ubb* hf taken c^rge ot the Woody lie .* J V
. , . .. , News. Another brave man. Mr. Grubbs gives i«irecnons. ii we are jtnus ex
may think it an unwise one; but it is commonly ■ ,, nosed how mm-h ore-itW i« the
of r-i,rht and |as an excuse f°r his recklessness, “The peculiar! PQsea, now miiLli „rearer is tne
presumed that a man’s own sense
wrong is a pretty safe guardian, and will keep
him safely from violating any reasonable statute.
We say let the ordinances of the city be
thoroughly understood and published, and then
enforce them, every one, in the very strictest man
ner. Let there be no half-way business.
The city authorities are enforcing a hitching
ordinance very rigidly. Let them not forget that
fascination which is appreciated 6nly by those j danger to our live stock i In
who have occupied the tripod.” Mr. Grubbs j e*ac* ratio as our. stock is af-
should read up—or sit up—the tripod went out of,flictedl with the malady is our
active business some twenty years ago,—it is town exposure increased,
now a revolving foundation for editorial assinin-1 “Charbon is a disease that
jty I first attracted our attention in
I first attracted
j the State of . Louisiana and we
** > : immediately established a quar-
The Houston Post calls President Roosevelt's antine. The result has been
relating to loitering around depots, discharging j Speeck a “Republican ruse.” We be Dink Botts that vjkry few diseased live
firearms, vagrancy and many others equally im j jf we kapW what it is, but it has put every loyal stock has crossed the dividing
PtMr*:ai|C ^Southern Democrat, Republican and Mugwump, line. If our danger was from
in a pickle. We are all of them, and we want to afflicted animals it would be
uphold the honor of the flag everywhere. Why kept reduced to a minimum.
! should the President insult us by the assumption Asa matter of fact, however,
For the sake of peace we trust Hobson will | that we of the South of all parties are the sole , our exposure has been from the
disturbing element? ■• * . buzzards. We could not
We hereby repudiate Mr. Roosevelt, ' quarantine them, and as you are
g aware the disease has steadily
,, , ,, „ , , . , marched into Texas from the
The older the han Anyelo Standard gets the llne. Whence did it
fresher it seems to appear. We mean tbia without come? We who have studied
the shadow of play on the word “fresh Mur- „,e situation hav.e been forced
phy gets off some good things, too, if he did re- t0 the conclusion that the car-
fuse to go to Congress. Listen to him: rjQn birds hayf b it ,0 us
“Lmjieror William has refused to receive Lieut. oWill our board make a rec-
Commander Potts, who testilied that Admiral omme„dation in the premises?
Schley s conduct at the battle of Santiago was Y<_8 sj- We wi|, recomnlend
cowardly. Three cheers fbr Emperor William!
Also, “Hoch der Kaiser!”
The Tribune wants to Help, but it first wants,
to be right.
be retired,—very much retired.
The administration could not have hit ui>on a
fittier man than Whitelaw Reid tou-epresent this
country at the corbnation of King Edward. He
can kotow and knee-breech to their hearts’ nau
sea. Watch him. ’ „
The galleries hissed Senator Carmack because
he said that all soldiers had to testify thus and
thus. Carmack is strenuous, and w'e do not en-
dorse all his views, but he is letting them know
he is there from Tennessee.
Lake Charles is getting a whole lot of good
advertising out of that baseball team of Hers.
It is marching with victory writ large upon its
banners, and the little fellow's like Beaumont,
Crowley, Nacogdoches and Houston go dowm be-
fore it like grass before the sickle.
Some of these days The Tribune will issue a
supplement containing a small percentage of the
expressions used by the papers both North and
South in referring to President Roosevelt’s Ar-
lington speech. The space at the disposal of the
ordinary newspaper is not equal to it.
There will be no stop or hesitation in the Or-
ange forward movement. Our people are not
built that way. Just let the car of progress be-
gin to slow and you will see a thousand stout
shoulders put to the wheel. Onward, upward
and forward, let our motto be, like that of Chi-
cago, “I WILL!”
that the present statute for the
protection of buzzards shall be
repealed a-nd then urge upon
„ ... n. .V . . newspapers to call upon the
Here is another Daniel. The San Antonio , 5 ^
Express says that a French physician has dis- PeoI)Ie *° assist in theirextermi-
covered a method by which the nicotine in tobac- nation. The necessity for a car-
co, cigars and cigarettes can be entirely rion bird has always been exag-
neutralized without any loss of flavor and aroma. <rerated and we certainly have
The discoverer claims to have smoked “thirty ^ed ^he stage when we need
large black cigars in twelve hours without any 1 . ..... . . . , .
bad effects,” though in their unsterilized state filthy assistance to keep
three would have made him ill. If the nicotine conditions sanitary,
is responsible for all the bad effects of smoking “The public does not appear
and that can be entirely eliminated, smoking to appreciate the matter. It is
may soon loose its popularity, especially for the a ijve danger that threatens,
small boy, to w hom the cigarette will cease to be anff jn my opinion, heroic meas-
attractive when he finds out that it isn’t wicked. ures are absolutely necessary. ”
* NEW .CITY MARS
, The new official maps of the City
And now the Houston Post confesses that Beau- of Orange are now on sale at the office of
mont bids fair to crowd some ^f the big cities of the county clerk. Price |«.00 each,
the state, and warns the people of Houston that Don’t fail to provide youraelf with the
rapid growth of the Queen of the Neches may the latest official map.
force the Bayou City—heretofore claimed as the, d-tf. r P. G. RUCKER.
center of everything by the Post—into the place! —--—-
of secondary importance, among the commercial . my LORO OF ROSSLYN.
and industrial marts of South and Southeast Aiwocuted pr«»».
around the bottom ot the skirt
are of inoire. The revers and
the extension vest are of white
moire stitched with, several
rows of Corticelli silk; small
buttons are set down the center
of the vest -as well as on the
fronts, and clusters of buttons
are placed on the shoulder
straps and sleevps. The latter
are quite novel, the fitted under-
sleeyes of moire being com-
pleted with cloth oversleeves
flaring at the bottom. The skirt j
is laid in wide tucks and spreads
It is announced that the United States w
three-time winner on
ill be!
Texas.—Beaumont Journal.
London, June 4.—The Earl of
The Tribune has no desire to steal the bone Rosslyn has signed a contract
peace obtained in which the Houston Post threw out,—we have the with Ctufrhes Frohman to open
Africa. Of course. We profited wriiile the j meat. How ever, we copied what the Post had to at the Garrick theatre, New
i In progress and we shall profit by its‘say honestly, and we believe the Beaumont papers York, on September 5, as the
yon can think of any condition of affairs should do the same. Orange was mentioned in hero in Captain Marshall’s new j action than usual,
-n Uncle Samuel don’t come in first best,1 the
— -vrryj
SELF-POSSESSED.
It was late and getting later.
However, that did not stop the
sound of muffled voices in the par-
lor.
Meantime the gas meter worked
steadily. *
The pater endured it as long as
he could, and then resolved on
heroic measures.
Phyllis,” he called from the
head of the stairs, “has the morn-
ing paper come out yet?”
“No sir,” replied the funny
tnan on “The Daily Bugle.” “we
are holding the form for an im-
portant decision. ”
And the pater went back to bed
wondering if they would keep
house or live with him.—Colorado
Springs Gazette.
A MONSTER ALLIGATOR.
For some time the tracks of
some large animal ‘have been
noticed tn the vicinity of the sec-
tion house just south of Buna, and
many people thought it was that
of a bear. Yesterday, however,
outTnto”a Very full flare'at the the mystery was solved when J. O.
kem Hester, the Orange gunsmith, who
As the season, advances the was hunting in that vicinity, en-
pr^ference for mixed and fancy countered an alligator eleven feet
suitings becomes more and more l°nS aQd weighing probably* two
distinct, and it seems almost as hundred pounds. The animal
if the latter would irf a very seemed to be foragiug out in the
short time be used entirely in- prairie, and had no notion of re-
stead of the smooth-finished treating when discovered. It re-
cloths; although the cloth is by quired three bullets in the nead
far the most dressy in appear- a Winchester at close range
ance. It is of more compact and to Put a quietus on the monster,
closer weave than the mixed 'Mr. Hester brought one of the
suitings and homespuns, which, flippers to Thr Tribune office,
together with Scotch tweed and ft >s larger than a man’s hand,
covert clotli»are in the lead at R caa be seen in alcohol at
present. * Hewson’s drugstore.
FOUND A BILLION DOLLAR JURY.
Bunch of Keys Bois D’Arc Camp W By AH,M>ciatfd I’re'w
O. W. Stamp attached. For inspection New York, June 4, —‘In form-
at Tribune office, owner will please ing the third panel of the sher-
call, identify property and pay cost ff s jury t<) serv^ during- the en- i
o( thl. »iv5tl»m«l___dM-tf. suinsr three months; Sbenff
THE PRICE OF STEEL. O’Brien has summoned fourteen
By Associated PresfL men w{jose a^regate weaith ig
New York, June 4. 1 he steel estimated at more than a bil-
pool is reported to have fixed lion doilars. Among those
the price on srteel rails for 1908 cal,^d are. John R McDonald
at *28 a ton, the rate now pre- j pierpont Morgan, J. D.
vailing. A large number of or- RockefelIer> william Rockefel-
ders for next year already have ler Frederick w. Vanderbilt
been placed, among them sev- WiHiatn K. Vanderbiit and John
eral from important railroads D Archibold.
in both the west and east. ---
Heretofore the pool has not fix ' KITCHENER home.
ed its rates until fall, but owing Br A8SOC‘atcd press ,
to the large demand and to the Durban, Natal, June 4.
fact that the entire production Times of Natal states that
tor 1992 is already sold, it was Kitchener has left for H
necessary this year for the *hat General Lit
manufacturers to take earlier act>nff commander ii
i the British fqr*es in
articles quoted—and largely. Be honest, comedy,
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Rein, Charles M. The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 70, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 4, 1902, newspaper, June 4, 1902; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647389/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.