The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 155, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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Vice-President.
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Assistant ('ashler.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880
The First National
of Orange. Texas.
Bank
YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED.
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Any subscriber to the Daily
Tribune who fails to receive
the paper should report same
promptly to the office, by tele-
phone or in person, and the
Circulator will investigate the
complaint without delay.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
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Southern Pacific Railroad
■AST BOUND
WEST BOUND
a rice Exchange
No. «......7:20 a m.
No. 10......#:56 a.m.
No. 8......11:34 p.m
No 7...,____5:53 a.m.
No 5........ 5:60 p.m.
.No. 8........ 7:00 p.m.
Orange & Northwestern Railroad
South BOUND
SOUTH BOUND
No, l, lv.....7:80a,m, No. 1. ar....'.7:00p.m.
O. A N. W. trains connect with Kansas
City Southern at Maurice and with the Santa
Pe at Buna.
POSTOFFICE
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General Delivery Hours from R a.m. to fl p.m.
Gen'l Del’y Sunday from H :30;t.in. to 10:30a.m.
All mall should be mailed fully 30 minutes
Before time of departure of trains.
K. J. LOONEY. Postmaster
Inaugurated at Crowley for the Post-
ing of Reliable Information.
The Rice Millers’ and Distributors’
Association of Louisiana and Texas
has inaugurated an exchange in Crow-
ley for the purpose of making quota-
tions on rice more steady through re-
liable postings to members. This will
be done by means of exchanging sam-
ples and showing prices at which sales
on the various grades a e being made
by the mills in Crowley, thus enabling
all members to keep in touch with
market values and not be, as hereto-
fore. subject to the views of buyers
and brokers for a price on their rice.
As there are ten mills now' in Crowley,
it is recognized as the largest distrib-
uting point in Louisiana and should
be the controlling market for prices
by which the mills of Southwest Lou-
isiana and Texas may Ire governed.
Samples and prices will he sent by
express to all mills who are members
of the association in Southwest Lou-
isiana and Texas on Tuesdays and
Fridays of each week, and President
J. C. Bier states that this arrange-
ment has met the hearty approval of
the rice sellers.
STEAMER DURA STRIKE8 A 8NAO.
Is Now on the Ways at Weaver and
Sorta Ship Yard.
The steamer Dura, Captain Davis,
is on the ways at Weaver and Sons
ship yard undergoing extensive re-
pairs.
The Dura met with quite an acci-
dent on htr last trip. While she was
still a hundred miles front Orange she
ran into a dead bead in the river
which dug a hole in her bottom. She
returned to Orange with consider-
able difficulty after the accident and
was at once hauled out of the water
and the hole patched. She will be
launched today and is again in ex-
cellent condition.
The barge “Gusher” which is be-
ing built at Weaver & Sons at a cost
to the Higgins Oil & Fuel company, of
$25,000; is 185 feet long, 33 feet wide
and fifteen feet deep. The “Gusher”
will contain 28 individual compart-
ments for oil and will have a capacity
of 10,000 barrels. She is being con-
structed of long leaf yellow pine. A
crew of forty-five men are at work
building the barge. This makes the
fourth barge in the fleet of the Hig-
gins Oil & Fuel company. •
We have just unloaded another car of Bridge Beach & Co’s famuos
cooking Stoves and Ranges—if in need off a Stove or Range call and have
their qualities over other stoves explained to you.
We have added to our stock a handsome line of JVlantles, Tilings and
Orates for fire places. Our Stock of Builder’s Hardware, Sash, Doors and
Blinds are the largest carried in the city. Let us figure on your bill
% Remember: 10% discount on Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers.
We want your business, and to get it will make the price.
Sabine Supply Company.
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We would be pleased to have you call and examine our most complete line of -
AN EXPERT MEASURER WITH
350 STYLES OF FALL AND WINTER
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND OV-
ERCOATINGS WILL BE AT OUR
STORE ON SEPTEMBER 15 AND 16.
LEAVE YOUR MEASURE WITH US
FOR IMMEDIATE OR FUTURE DE-
LIVERY. EVERY GARMENT GUAR-
ANTEED. D. MOSSIKER.
Everything Good to Eat’
If you are going to give a “swell”
dinner you must have some of our
Verginaud Bon Croice Mushrooms.
Ford &. Beauchamp.
Frank Gendrew is transacting busi-
ness in Beaumont today.
Captain George Smith was here last
night front Beaumont.
Attorney E.. A. Cheathem spent last
night in Beaumont on legal business.
Mr. Joe Grimaldi returned this
morning from West Lake and will in
the future reside in Orange.
ON SEPTEMBER 15 AND 16, A
FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF THE
LATEST NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS
AND TROUSERINGS ON EXHIBI-
TION AT OUR STORE. YOUR IN-
SPECTION SOLICITED.
D. MOSSIKER.
Good Luck of a Texan.
Colonel (i. H. Kibble has exhibited
some newspaper clippings to the
j Leader which show that F. M. Ram-
Mrs. F. J. Bettis and I. H. Bettis, I sey has made some rich discoveries
visiting | in southern California. Mr. Ramsey
! left here some months ago with the
idea of ((pending some weeks at Coro-
nado Beach, California, and at the
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Jr„ are here'from Beaumont
Captain and Mrs. J. H. Bettis.
Mrs. C. E. Buel and little daughter. I
who have been visiting Mrs. Call, left
this morning for their home in Beau-
mont.
* Misses Bertie and Nellie Kelly ard
two charming visitors from Jasper,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Hart.
Will * Campbell, rough rice grader
and warehouseman for the Orange
Rice Mill Company, left this morning
for Welsh
Mr. Jordy, of New Orleans, brother
of N. Jordy, bookkeeper for the Or-
ange Rice Mill Company, is an arrival
In the city,.
Miss Leah Heimple, the new' millin-
er engaged by Graves and Forsyth,
arrived in the city last night from
New York.
Mrs. J. A. Grimaldi are
pleasantly domiciled up stairs in the
Keppler residence, where they will
be glad to see their friends.
Beach, California, and
suggestion of Colonel Ribble, proposed
to buy two islands lying immediately
in front of San Diego Bay. He went
on those islands to prospect, and was
surprised to find them rich in gold
bearing quartz. He at once notified
Mr. Ribble. and proposed to make him
a full partner in the discovery and a
beneficiary in any claim which they
could procure on the islands or the
minerals contained therein. The
islands belong to Mexico, and it was
necessary to proceed very cautiously.
A fortunate incident connected Mr.
Ramsey with a Mr. Buel, who is a
mining engineer, and an attache of
one of the Federal judges of Mexico,
and he was also made a partner in
the mines or claims. Proper papers
have been filed and the necessary
concessions for working the claims
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Miss Fannie Putnem, of Sour Lake government, and when all the legal
Springs, is a charming arrival in the requirements have been complied with
city. Miss Putnam is the guest of (jt is estimated that this will take
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Holland. j about four months), some work will
P, J. Ott, route agent for the Wells begin to turn the find into a profit-
Fargo Express Company, spent yes- able investment for the three owners,
terday in the city on business. Mr. Ramsey. Ribble and Buel. It is said
Ott left for his headquarters in Hous- that the poorest of the ore essays
ton this morning. • i about $lf> to the ton. and that this
Captain George Woolford, master of will yield a profit of some $13 to $15
the tug Jimmie, was in the city last P«r ton for working It into bullion,
night. It is said on good authority
that the Jimmie has been purchased
by Charles Clark, who has large
dredging Interests in this section.
L. Miller, president of the Orange
and Northwestern railroad, and Wil-
liam H. Stark, president of the First
National Bank, returned this morn-
ing from an importslit business trip
t<^St. Louis and other Eastern points.
Piano.
A splejjdld Upright Piano, slightly
used, up-to-date, N. Y. make, for sale
at a bargain. Cash or terms. Palace
Jewelry Store. Wm. M. Baker, mfg.
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Here are a few—
Ripe Olives, Condensed Pie Fruits, Imported Swiss Cheese, Im-
perial Cheese, Anchovies, Package Mince Meat, Boneless Sardines,
Crab Meat, Sliced Boiled Ham, Snowflake Crackers and Sponge Lady
Fingers. v* %m Jk
McLean & Curry, ■%!,<?
“HERMANN IS GREAT.”
Hermann the famous conjuror,
comes to the Kyle Opera House, Beau-
mont, Monday September 15th. The
programme offered by Hermann the
present season contains many novel-
ties besides several new, and very at-
tractive illusions. Hermann is the
most remarkable expert of legerda-
main ever seen upon the stage. He is
everywhere proclaimed the master
wizard of the present day. In the art
of palming or sleight of hand he stands
forth unrivalled, his remarkable di-
gital dexterity being introduced, “The
Princess Mahomeda” is probably the
morft mystifying. Hermann introduces
a young lady whom he hypnotizes
places on a brilliantly lighted couch
and then causes her to slowly rise in-
to space. To show his audiences she
has no wire or other support he pass-
es a large hoop over her several times
and then slowly descends ,Jier to the
stage again. It is a most mystifying
illusion and baffles analysis.
Have you tried Deviled Crabs, serv-
ed in the shell? They are fine.
Ford & Beauchamp.
Plans and specifications made by
Burt McDonald, Link building. dC6-tf
If you want something Extra Fancy
in the Grocery line, call on us. We
are keeping up with our reputation for
Good Things to Eat.
Ford & Beauchamp.
LOCKED A MAN IN, THE VAULT.
DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR EXHIB-
IT OF THE NEWEST PATTERN8 IN
FALL-WINTER SUITINGS. SEP-
TEMBER 15 AND 16 AN EXPERT
MEASURER TO SERVE YOU-
D. MOSSIKER.
Mr. Ribble is much pleased with his
part in this investment and laughs to
think that the suggestion which he
made to his friend Ramsey that they
buy the two islands may result in
making them millionarles. They are
both well past the prime of life, and
have long since learned how to do
good with their money, ^nd the Lead-
er hopes that their fondest expecta-
tions of success may be reallzed.-
Lampasas Leader.
A Sneak Thief Then Robs the Cash
Drawer and Makes His Escape.
A sneak thief entered the office of
the Orange Ice, Light and Water-
works Company late last night and
discovered the night man in the vault.
He immediately closed and locked the
door, then picked up an ice pick
which was lying on the desk and pried
the staple from the cash drawer,
which contained about $14, and made
his escape. Shortly afterward one of
the men entered the office and hearing
a commotion In the vault opened it.
The Inmate was very weak, owing to
the lack of ventilation and had his
incarceration lasted much longer, he
would have smothered to death. There
is no clue which would lead to the
identity of the thief.
city officer for a number of years and
do not think there is another city in
the State of Texas with as many
colored people who can show' so good
a record.
“I further state since you have no
police, my phone has never called me
out at night. My residence is at the
corner of Fourth and Pine streets; if
you need me call either phone. I will
also honor your petition.
“J. J. JORDAN.
“City Marshal.”
Any size Picture Frame and your
choice of a very pretty line of Mould-
ing at Griggs'.
SPECIAL RATES.
See Harry J. Ortmeyer should you
want to furnish any part of your
house.
Don’t forget we are headquarters
for sporting goods, all kinds of guns
and pfstols. Hunter’s complete out
fits, t’ome and see us.
SABINE SUPPLY CO.
Tickets will be on sale to Kansas
City. $30.90' Hannibal, $21.55; St.
Louis, $33.55; Memphis, $21.55; daily
until September 30th, good to return
until October 31st.
JOHN N. OLDS, Agent.
Wagon Broke Down.
I A wagon loaded with blocks of wood
broke down on Front street this morn-
ing and for several hours blockaded
traffic on the north side of the street.
1 The owner finally had the obstruction
JUST ARRIVED—A nice stock of removed,
the celebrated Adam Schaff Pianos;
When your house needs furnishing
don’t forget to consult H. J. Ortmeyer.
put up In the latest style cases; also
one of the matchless Behr Bros. &
Forcible Detainer Caae.
At the Justice of the peace court
Co. Pianos of N. Y., for cash or pay- ye8terday the forcible detainer case of
ments. Wm. M. Baker, mfg. agt., Pal-
ace Jewelry Store.
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Water Coolers Have Been Placed.
The water coolers which have been
donated by the various merchants In
the city for the public school have
A. Gilmer vs. Thomas Grant, Judge
Nemits rendered the verdict for Gil-
mer. A new trial was then asked for
and overruled, and notice of appeal
was given.
Notice to the Colored People.
City Marshal Captain Joe Jordan
handed the Tribune reporter this
morning the following notice, which is
to the colored people of Orange:
"To the colored people of Orange:
In answer to your petition before the
council, asking that George Stewart
be appointed as policeman for the city
of Orange, I presented same before
council at their last meeting and the
matter was left for me to decide. You
all know that I make a round through
your part of the town every day and
night and you well know the cause
of John Boyken being taken off the
force. I will say that I have been your
Classified Advertisements
Advertisements under this head, 5c per line
WANTED—Lady apprentice to
learn millinery business. Inquire of
Miss Amann, over Crager Bros.
FOR SALE—New sewing machine;
never used; bargain if sold at once.
Call and examine G. W. Ball, grocer.
Phone 120. ll-2t
FOR RENT—One of the best houses
in Orange; furnished or unfurnished;
large grounds; a most desirable home.
Apply at this office. It
WANTED—Plain sewing and dress
making. Mrs. Mary M. Myers, house
No. 1014 Cypress street. d-6t
WANTED—White girl to assist in
housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. T. J.
Cordray, Cypress street, between
Third and Fourth. ' dtf
FOR RENT—Large, modern offices
in the Rein building. Apply to Chas.
M. Rein.
FOR RENT—Two large stores in
the Rein building. Apply to Chas. M.
Rein.
FOUND—Gold heart with diamond
chip settings and three initials on
reverse side. Owner can get same by
calling at Crager Bros.
FOR RENT—Two nicely fnrnished
and comfortable rooms. Apply to
Mrs J W Hymers. Corner Fifth and
Pine streets.
Go to Sabine Supply Co. for tents,
awnings and wagon covers. Our
phone is No. 1. Don’t forget to call
us for anything you want.
THE ANTLER,
FRANK BROWN,
Proprietor
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT .
Eastin & Starks
Livery
and
Transfer Stable.
Phone 173 Fourth St., omtoslte new nutel,
Jlronson& Bro.
Grocers
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been distributed, one in each of the Peat’s Soap?
recitation rooms. The name of theiusan 1186
morning! Have you used
If not get some from
Ford A Beauchamp.
Orange Furniture Company was omit-1 Have your furniture repaired by H.
ed when the list of contributions was J. Ortmeyer, Orange, Telephone build-
recently made public. j ing, new phone 315.
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Miss Katherine Amann, who was formerly the milliner
>r Graves & Forsyth, has engaged the parlors over Cra-
ter Bros. ’ establishment and will open for business about
September 15th, with a beautiful line of Trimmed and Un-
trimmed Hats*
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A WATCH SPRING
is the motive power of the time-
piece. If the spring has lost its
temper the watch is erratic in its
movements. If the spring is brok-.
en the watch stops.
WATCH REPAIRING
is in the hands of experts here.
The most stubborn watches will
be made to go and others cured
of any Irregular habits. The
mechanism of all “movements” is
familiar to us, and we do not have
to do any experimenting. Watch
inspector for the O. and N. W.
Railroad, and inspector for the
Burroughs Adding Machine.
W. P. MoFARLANQ,
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$5 DOWN
will buy your choice of seven hundred
lots owned by us in the city of Orange
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$1.50 A WEEK
will meet the deferred payments.
We propose to make it possible for
everybody to own a lot and participate
in the profits that are bound to come
within the next few months.
There are cases in Orange where
three families are living in one house.
There is no further reason for this
as you have a right to put a house on
one of our lots after making the first
payment.
If it is not a big house it will beat
three families in one house, and the
money you pay for rent will pay for
Your own home.
We expect this liberal plan will sell
100 lots in thirty days, so don't wait
until someone else has picked out the
choice lots.
Remember, only $5.00 down and
$1.50 a week on the balance. This
offer remains open for thirty days.
LINK £• REIN
Office in Leader Building.
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H. W. Bland
Butcher & f £/»* Building Orange, Cexas,
Cattle Dealer
C. L. Goodman
Heal Estate
and Insurance
P. B. CURRY & SON,
Choice Kansas City Bee:'.
Fire, Marine, Lite end
Accident Insurance Agents,
Meats delivered promptly
’to any part of thejeity
ORANGE, TEXAS.
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TWENTY PER CENT CONCE8-
SION. ON ALL CUT-GLASS FOR THE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS.. JOE LUCAS,
PJL.C. UNK
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Ford, A. L. The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 155, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1902, newspaper, September 11, 1902; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647435/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.