The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 255, Ed. 1 Monday, February 8, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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ANGE THEATRE
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MY ROSE
OF DIXIE
LAND”
F. E. SPOONER 1
Tickets on Sale at Usual Place. All of Upstairs 10c; Downstairs 20
MISS ALLIE SPOONER
•• . ; . t
Popular Prices.
6E0. CALL, Broker!
TWO TO ONE.
F«r L«cal and Loaft
Distance
Tn The
"I do like you." I boldly said—
She was but eight years old, 4
And I Just twelve, when, thus betlmM
l(y flret lovo tale was told.
For Cupid (drat that dart!)
Had struck and left a smart,
8hs wan my first sweetheart—
Maid one!
I have ifcia day decided to do •
Brokerage business at the old stand.
110 Fourth street. City.
MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS will
be bought sad sold on eomalaatoa
Call and eee me, write or New
Phone 403.
Abiivet
SUNDAY MEETING.
NEW PHONE
HE gossips of the ylllase
are repeating.
How queer It is I'm not <»
' Sunday meeting.
I’m there of eveningfi'and
on Wednesday ttlffht;
Bi’t Sunday mornings
Ws n avar_ft 'a nnl riwht
When, older gorwn, I told any lore
How dear she was to me,
The maid,' more beauteous still, si
“Nay,"
But gently aa could be.
My heart sank, faint I grew.
My hand from hers withdrew.
My face was then, I knew.
Made wan.
Service the Beit
Rates the Cheapest
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
They tall me I’m "beyond
the pale’’—a sinner.
But if 1 went, wbo’d get
the Sunday dinner T
It’s hard to know some-
times. just which la
right.
But somehow, then, my
duty seems Is sight.
But. nothing daunted, I reeolvad
Once more my eult to press.
And this time—ah, those roe e-red
Cheeks!—
Bbe shyly whispered: ’’Tea”’
I capered tike a boy,
For ahe. divinely coy,
At lot was, to my Joy,
Maid won!
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Shoes and Furnishings. Strictly Dependable
V —tafi
Merchandise at the Right Price
And no, whan Springtime comes again
To scatter winter's gloom.
When daisies fleck the fields with whits
And cowslips ’gtn to bloom,*
To church wa'II go with glee
And gladness, for, you sea.
We two Intend to be
Made one!
—J. Were Billing. In Royal Msgaslaa
Orange &
Northwestern
I have the feeling that, ’spits I'm a
sinner,
I am sat all alone while getting dinner;
He knowa hew much I'd Hka to go, roe
'sen.
And senda a Messenger to stay with at
All Orders Whether by Phone or Mall Receive
Prompt and Particular Attention
“Brer Squirrel.”
The rich have game tn season ;
They can buy It, that’s the reason.
And perhaps that la the only reason
why game la so seldom seen on tha
table of the average family—It )• ton
expensive.
But there I* a cheap way out of the
difficulty If we are aot too yartio-
ular as to variety. Plata, every-day
! Brer Rabbit or Brer Squirrel make
very good "eating" when well pre-
pared. Id old Virginia the following ta
a favorite recipe:
Cut up two squirrels or rabbits late
Joints sad lay la cold water for half
an hour. Then to a gallon of boiling,
salted water add some potatoes, but-
Ur beans, a carrot and a sliced onion. '
Put la the meat and let simmer fop
two hours. Then add a quart can of
tomatoes (half a can will dot. and one j
whole can of corn. Let it hot! gently ;
another hour, then add bits of bnttew ;
tbs site of a walnut rolled in flour. \
season with pepper sad serve hot. If
elaborate service la wanted, garnish
the dish with whole stuffed tomatoes,
eed serve on toast.
For an elegant menu nothing excels
a young fowl, turkey, chicken or duck,
plainly roasted with some tart Jelly
for garnish. A savory addition Is gtw-
an by sweet potatoes baked with the
fowl. Put them la when the total ta
nearly done* se they will aot absorb
all the Juice and flavor. It ta better
If the potatoes are parboiled first.
Aronson & Brother
hart* Bawd Irate leave*
at II:4fl p. m.
E. S. HARRIS. Mgr
PHONE 12
Ctes* <<wse*«-tinn at Mturirr
lot Hfaumoft! aa<t Houston
and «h*r jwurn »« and
(at DvQuitwvf. Crowley and
orbtf paint* ran.
Spencer Studio
>06 kith strseet
G W WINTtR. G P. A
Howell—Every man has hla, price.
Powell—Can you change a dollar?-
Chicago Dally Newt^ t
Genuine Codfish, Fat Mackerel,
Smoked Herring, Salmon Steak, Dry Shrimp, Lobster* and
Pickled Oysters, Billet Sardines and Genuine French Sardines
Packed in Pure Olive Oil, the best fish packed; also Dill
v Pickles and Brick Cheese
bb dNitnta jMuunr i, isos, w, win
expect alt laundry to bt paid lor when de-
livered. By complying with our expecta-
tion. you will enable ut to do better and
more prompt service. Thanking one and
aN for the paw patronage and asking a coo-
tiaeetiaa ol the same, ore are, respectfully,
No Mystery.
"8on, why don’t you marry Emily?
Ton have been attentive enough to
her,”
“Father, I will never marry Emily.
There Is an Insuperable bar to our
union.’’
“What mystery is this?”
"No mystery. Only I asked Emily,
and she won't have me.”—Baltimore
American.
P. B. Curry Grocery Co
Under No Obligation. ...... ■ —■
“Senator, you surely will vote for . m." ■■■■j,i.i.!i!...!i!.»li;1!11,
this measure."
'Why should I?" HE WAS A BORN FINANCIER.
“It’s for tbs benefit of posterity." —
"Posterity may go hang! I know “Sonny” began the book agent,
already what posterity will say about “would this be a good time to see the
me, and I'm going to get even with It boss?"
beforehand. I shall vote against the “dot yer Ufa Insured?” queried the
bill Just to spite posterity.”—Chicago office-boy.
Tribune. “Now. took here, old man.” conUnued
P. B. Curry & Son
Insurance Agents
The Oldest I newt ones Agency in Orangt
Nets# bet the Mom Reliable Companies
Family Discrimination.
“Mrs Bongtong doesn't speak to her
husband ta public any more”
"What’s the matter? Have they quar-
reled r
“Not at all; but since she got an In-
vitation to the assembly and ho didn't,
ahe says be Isn't In her set."—Balti-
more American.
for round trip to New Orleans, S
account
Just tha Othsr Way.
Adonta—There's one thing I east
stand, and that's a wife wh«a would .be
eternally patting her hair up ta curt-
papers.
Matronly Friend—Hava no fear, Mr.
Adonis. Girls don't go to any raefc
trouble after they get married.'—New
York Weekly.
Tickets on sale Feb 17th to
ttnfi, Inclusive, limit to leave
New Orleans a* late as March
Uth, IMS It is said that the
Hard I Gras featlritlee will ha
enesnally attractive aad Inter-
esting this year and a good at-
tendance ta expected
M. J. CAPRAL
Joe Harrell’s
A Bata Medal.
"Ton have la vented aa airship r
"Ten.”
“What advantages has Itf
"Wall, for one thing. It It absolutely
•Ale I can't persuade it to take a
chases by tearing the earth ”—Wash-
tagtoa Star.
And the book agent sighed aad
moved oa.—A. B. Lewis, ta Judge.
Equipped.
“What makes you so sure you eeuld
make a reputation ta U»e criminal
oourtaf*
“Because,” answered the lawyer. "I
have Invented a new Latin name for
the state or mind a man la ta when
he goes out with a six-shooter to look
for somebody.''—Washington Star.
Dr. Flannlgan—Shore, you needn’t be daugl
alarumed about the swellin' on the Wt
back of yer neck, Dooley. It's nothin’ that,
much yat But just keep aa aya oa it to I
A Cheerful Prospect.
Old Grumps—If you want to marry
my daughter, young man. you must
first gut'your life Insured ta her
Caver.
Enamored Youth—Certainly, certain-
ly. air. Which company would yoa
recommend?
Otd Gram pa—Well, I think It better
be the Pay AU Claims Company. They
allow suicide—New York Weekly.
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It nw ope* art Solicits the
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Force of Early Training.
“Do yoa notice how often that
istrate reverses hlmaelf?”
"Perhaps ha cant help It
know, he started la Ufa aa a *
sau.lt acrobat "—Baltimore Anted
Old Jest.
"Your dog has gooe mad!"
“Oee! How do you know?"
"He * out la tha yard biting a tree.'
"He ain’t biting—he's barking/’-
MALLORY LINE
Bound ta-Ba.
T wonder If a fancy aad mechanical
•lack exhibition would not be inter-
esting?”
"Well, a stock exhibit la the nature
off things is bound to be a striking die-
nlav ''—RalilmnNi A smmwiiMwn
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Ford, Arthur L. The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 255, Ed. 1 Monday, February 8, 1909, newspaper, February 8, 1909; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth658443/m1/3/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.